Madina wins Uganda Golf Club Ladies Open title
Madina Idd poses with Uganda Golf Club Ladies Open title. PHOTO | COURTESY
What you need to know:
- She completed her rounds with a total gross score of 227 strokes, edging out Uganda’s Judith Komugisha, who finished 14 under par with a gross of 230, and other top contenders including Meron Kyomugisha (24 under, 240), Martha Babirye (29 under, 245), Gloria Mbaguta (32 under, 248), and Lillian Koowe (33 under, 249).
Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian golfer Madina Idd has made history by successfully defending her title at the prestigious Uganda Golf Club Ladies Open 2025. The talented golfer finished the tournament 11 under par, securing her victory over a strong field of elite female amateur golfers from across East Africa.
Over four days of intense competition, Madina displayed exceptional skill, focus, and consistency, maintaining a commanding lead throughout the tournament.
She completed her rounds with a total gross score of 227 strokes, edging out Uganda’s Judith Komugisha, who finished 14 under par with a gross of 230, and other top contenders including Meron Kyomugisha (24 under, 240), Martha Babirye (29 under, 245), Gloria Mbaguta (32 under, 248), and Lillian Koowe (33 under, 249).
Speaking after her victory, Madina said, “I am extremely happy to win this tournament again. It is always a great feeling to perform well and represent Tanzania at such a high level. Winning once is an honor, but to do it consecutively makes it even more special.”
Her triumph underscores her dedication, mental toughness, and ability to perform under pressure. Analysts praised her near-perfect swings, strategic play, and several key birdies as the main factors behind her consistent performance throughout the tournament.
Beyond personal glory, Madina’s achievement serves as an inspiration for aspiring female golfers in Tanzania and across East Africa.
She emphasized the importance of nurturing young talent: “It’s encouraging to see young girls taking up golf and striving for excellence. I hope my success motivates them to pursue their dreams with passion and commitment.”
The Uganda Ladies Open, widely regarded as one of East Africa’s most competitive amateur tournaments, drew participants from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and neighboring countries. Despite the fierce competition and challenging weather conditions, Madina’s preparation, experience, and resilience proved decisive in securing back-to-back victories.
