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Good caddies help players post sterling performances in competitions

Kenyan Golfer Simon Ngige during Magical Kenya Open 2019 at Karen Country Club on Sunday, March 17, 2019 [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

On the last day of the Magical Kenya Open, I found a very nice corner of the course from where to watch the game.

This was between the tournament sixth and ninth holes (members at the Karen Country Club play these as the 18th and 12th respectively), under the large fig tree that had many ripe fruits that fell to the ground every time there was a slight breeze.

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