Networking headlines second Well-out Lite Invitational Golf Social at Entebbe Club

2nd Well-out Lite Invitational Golf Social: Overall winners: The second edition of the Well-Out Lite Invitational Golf Social was well graced, embraced and attended at the lake-side par-71 Entebbe. A field of as many as 65 golfers attended this day-long championship where fun-play, socializing and networking were the order of the day. Golfers from different […] The post Networking headlines second Well-out Lite Invitational Golf Social at Entebbe Club appeared first on Kawowo Sports.

Black News

Jul 12, 2026 - 20:31

Networking headlines second Well-out Lite Invitational Golf Social at Entebbe Club

2nd Well-out Lite Invitational Golf Social:

Overall winners:

Ladies: Hellen Kisinde
Men: Robert Ejiku – 69 Nett

The second edition of the Well-Out Lite Invitational Golf Social was well graced, embraced and attended at the lake-side par-71 Entebbe.

A field of as many as 65 golfers attended this day-long championship where fun-play, socializing and networking were the order of the day.

Golfers from different walks of life drove off the tees, swung the clubs, chipped to the greens and putted to perfection in the pin.

With smiles, heartily laughter, causal and busy conversations, the Well-out golfing family and guests alike enjoyed every bit of action.

L-R: Hellen Kisinde, Rosette Tugume, Sarah Nduhukire and Evelyn Atukunda.

This tranquil championship was organized by the Well-out Lite quartet of Evelyn Atukunda, Hellen Kisinde, Rosette Tugume and Sarah Nduhukire.

By close of business, Kisinde won the overall ladies gong whilst Robert Ejiku scored 69 net for the men crown.

Happy times during the crowning ceremony during the Well Out invitational tourney in Entebbe

Playing off handicap 17, Atukunda carded 75 net for the Well-out Nite ladies top prize.

Omia Obiga (handicap 16) was winner for the Well-out Nite men top honour.

There were also prizes for the side-bets (longest drive and nearest to the pin) as well as the guest cluster.

Outstanding golfers received trophies, golf accessories and other goodies during a colourful prize presentation inside the club house of the 1901 founded club.

As the event swells wings through leaps and bound, organizers are envisaging a far big and better championship with more sponsors as well as willing partners joining the wagon.