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KGU and JGF to offer moral support to Kibugu

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Amateur golfer Mutahi Kibugu reacts during the Kenya Amateur Strokeplay Championship at Sigona Golf Club in Kiambu county, October 19, 2018. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

Muthaiga junior golfer Mutahi Kibugu whose caddie tested positive for coronavirus ahead of this year’s Magical Kenya Open will get moral support from the Kenya Golf Union (KGU) and the Junior Golf Foundation (JGF).

Kibugu was forced to exit the tournament on Wednesday over his caddie’s test results.

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