Chronicle Editor
Brandon Moyo
THE Mayor of Bulawayo David Coltart is part of the dignitaries at the fourth and final round of the 2024 All Africa Golf Team Championship (AAGTC) at Bulawayo Golf Club.
Coltart – a member of Bulawayo Golf Club – watched players tee off earlier this morning and is set to officiate over the tournament’s closing ceremony later on in the day.
He had the chance to also interact with some of the players before teeing off and also administrators from the R&A (world governing body of golf outside the Americas) and the Zimbabwe Golf Association (ZGA).
Zimbabwe went into the final round of the tournament sitting in third position with a score of 12-over-par-660 and are one shot behind second placed Zambia on 11-over-par-559.
South Africa are comfortably sitting on the top of the leaderboard with a commanding score of 16-under-par-632.
In fourth place there is Mauritius on 17-over-par-665 followed by Egypt and Uganda on identical scores of 20-over-668.
Kenya sit in position seven with a score of 32-over-par-680 and are five strokes ahead of eight placed Malawi on 37-over-par-685.
In position nine there is Eswatini with a score of 61-over-par-709 with Gabon sitting in position 10 on 64-over-par-712.
Botswana anchor the standings on 70-over-par-718.
Zimbabwe’s Kelvin Muchenje was the first of the tee among the locals today at 09.22am followed by Vincent Chidambazina at 09.32 and Keegan Shutt at 09.42.
Captain Michael Wallace teed off in the last group at 09.52am.
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