Kristian Tiren, a Moiben resident playing off handicap 17, won the Absa @ 100 Eldoret Golf Tournament with 41 points. The event, held at the Eldoret Club, attracted 108 golfers. Tiren topped the leaderboard to claim the title in the tournament organised by Absa Bank Kenya as part of its 100-year celebrations in Eldoret. Absa Bank Kenya Personal and Private Banking Director Moses Muthui and Eldoret Club Chairman Dr. Neelesh Aggarwal awarded Tiren the prize.
The tournament had a diverse field of participants, including business leaders, customers, partners, stakeholders, and Absa Bank Kenya Managing Director and CEO, Yusuf Omari, alongside Business Banking Director Renato D’Souza. In Division One, Ken Serem claimed top honours with 39 points, while Wilson Kwambai finished as runner-up with 37 points. Edwin Cherop emerged as the Division Two winner with 37 points, followed by Nick Murrey as the Division 2 Runners Up.
Tiren expressed his delight at the unexpected win, saying the competition was tough and challenging with a strong field of golfers. He added that every hole demanded focus and consistency, and the conditions tested all aspects of his game. Tiren thanked Absa for organising the tournament as part of the historic celebrations for Eldoret.
The event was part of a week-long programme of activities commemorating Absa’s century-long presence in Eldoret. The programme brought together customers, business leaders, partners, and stakeholders to celebrate enduring relationships, strengthen networks, and reflect on a shared journey of growth and development.
Absa Bank Kenya Managing Director and CEO, Yusuf Omari, said the tournament reflected the bank’s commitment to deepening relationships with customers and communities that have supported its growth over the years. Omari added that golf provides a unique platform for building relationships, fostering collaboration, and strengthening community ties.
Dr. Neelesh Aggarwal, Eldoret Club Chairman, thanked Absa Bank Kenya for sponsoring the tournament and for its continued support of the local sporting community. The tournament was a way for Absa to thank the people and businesses who have walked this journey with them and contributed to their success over the last century.
Absa Bank Kenya remains committed to empowering the growth and prosperity of the region for many years to come. The bank’s 100-year presence in Eldoret is a testament to its dedication to the community, and events like the golf tournament demonstrate its commitment to giving back to its customers and stakeholders.
Key points
- Kristian Tiren won the Absa @ 100 Eldoret Golf Tournament with 41 points.
- The tournament was part of Absa Bank Kenya’s 100-year celebrations in Eldoret.
- Absa Bank Kenya remains committed to empowering the growth and prosperity of the region.
