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Amm Dominates President’s Cup as Zimbabwe Golf Charges Towards New Era

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Amm Dominates President's Cup as Zimbabwe Golf Charges Towards New Era

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – David Amm has clinched a decisive victory at the 2026 President’s Cup, held at the Bulawayo Country Club, in a tournament that not only showcased elite golfing talent but also underscored a powerful national drive to revolutionize the sport. His commanding performance, marked by unwavering consistency, saw him finish thirteen strokes under par, signaling a new benchmark for professional golf in Zimbabwe.

The second edition of this prestigious event, running from April 14-17, was more than just a competition; it was a strategic declaration. Backed by a substantial US$50,000 sponsorship from telecommunications giant NetOne, the tournament served as a vivid demonstration of a concerted effort by the Zimbabwe Professional Golfers Association (ZPGA) and the Ministry of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture to dismantle golf’s elitist image and cultivate a new generation of champions.

D. Amm’s triumph was built on a foundation of precision, with rounds of 69, 67, and 67 culminating in an impressive overall score of 203. While Amm stood clear at the top, the battle for the runner-up position was nothing short of electrifying, with a three-way tie highlighting the depth of talent emerging in Zimbabwean golf.

Rank
Name
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Overall
Score
1
D. Amm
69
67
67
203
-13
T2
D. Chikanyambize
70
66
68
204
-12
T2
M. Wallace
69
67
68
204
-12
T2
R. Chinhoi
73
65
66
204
-12
5
C. Nguru
67
70
69
206
-10

D. Chikanyambize, M. Wallace, and R. Chinhoi all finished with an overall score of 204, twelve strokes under par, sharing the coveted second spot. R. Chinhoi notably posted the tournament’s lowest single-round score, a blistering 65 in Round 2.

The President’s Cup offered substantial financial incentives to its top performers. D. Amm, as the champion, claimed a significant US$5,600.00. The three golfers tied for second place each received US$2,625.00, reflecting the high stakes and competitive nature of the event.

Rank
Name
Amount
1
D. Amm
US$5,600.00
T2
D. Chikanyambize
US$2,625.00
T2
M. Wallace
US$2,625.00
T2
R. Chinhoi
US$2,625.00
5
C. Nguru
US$1,400.00
6
L. Gumisa
US$1,260.00
7
P. Sembo
US$1,190.00
8
I. Mketekete
US$1,120.00
T9
B. Chibvuri
US$1,022.00
T9
J. Allard
US$1,022.00
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