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Lejirma, Karanga motivated by prize money at 2025 MKO

Kenya's John Lejirma in a past action. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

As per now, Kenya will be represented by ten pros, four amateurs and two juniors in the 56th edition of the Magical Kenya Open (MKO) golf championship set for Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairobi on February 20-23.

Top three finishers in amateur (juniors included) and in the pro categories will be rewarded for their efforts in the tournament, whether they make the cut or not. The reward will be in order of their final ranking in the global event.

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