2018 Singleton Golf Challenge (Third Round):
- Saturday, 14th April
- At Entebbe Golf Club (Tee off: 6 am)
*Playing Format: Four Ball, Better Ball
The third round of the ever interesting Singleton Golf Challenge takes center stage this Saturday, 14th April 2018 at the leafy lake side par-71 Entebbe Golf Club.
On the main menu will be the sixteen pairs of golfers vying for the Singleton Challenge quarter-finals.
More shocks are expected at this stage having witnessed such tales during the second round action last month.
Round Three Pairings:
Morgan Otile and Herbert Opolot lock horns with Vincent Asiimwe and Francis Otim’s team.
Charles Mubiru playing alongside Joseph Mawejje will battle one of the three women pairs still in the race Wendy Angudeyo and Doreen Mwesigye.
The other women pairing of Irene Nakalembe and Eva Magala battles Charles Hamya and the long hitting Joseph Bogera.
For starters, Nakalembe combined well with Magala to silence the big talking pair of Moses Ssebugwawo and G. Byomugisha 3/2 during round two.
Meanwhile, Peace Kabasweka and Kabale club’s Sheila Kesiime will face X-5 director Ali Juuko with Joseph Galiwango.
Ellis Katwebaze and Collins Mwesigwa are playing against Paul Nsereko and Enock Nuwagaba as Entebbe club chairman Dr Twinemanzi alongside Robins Muhaire face Paul Kaheru and Joseph Bagabo.
The two last pairs of Robert Busingye and Ronnie Kasirye will battle Edward Kabuchu and Andrew Kibaya whilst Alan Muhereza playing with Michael Tumusiime lock horns with Dan Kajungu and Collins Nuwagira.
Tension and uncertainty will be the name of the game as the 32 golfers left in the competition edge closer to the season’s grand prize; atrip to Dubai for the DP World Tour Championship happening in November.
Only eight pairs will advance to round four of the Challenge after Saturday’s action but for those who are unfortunate to drop out, there will be the standard consolation of the Singleton Challenge’s remarkable 19th hole experience, which, according toUBL’s Head of Whisky Portfolio, Annette Nakiyaga will take the golfers back in time with a 90s theme.
The game is advancing, the tension is rising, numbers are reducing and we are getting closer to the climax. With all the uncertainty that continues to engulf the outcomes of each game; one thing is for sure; we’ll endeavor to make every experience an unforgettable one in the true spirit of The Singleton
Beside the grand prize, this year’s tournament also features the alluring reward of a 2018 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport for any player who manages a hole in one.
The vehicle comes fully insured by Afrisafe Risk Partners.
Ekspreso will provide the golfers with refreshments at the halfway house while DStv has offered three months and one year subscriptions to lucky winners.
The Singleton Challenge is played on a match play four ball better ball format, with the winning pairs advancing to the next round until the final in July.
Meanwhile, the rest of the crop will play in the subsidiary event.
Singleton Pairings For Round Three:
- Morgan Otile & Herbert Opolot Vs Vincent Asiimwe & Francis Otim
- Charles Mubiru & Joseph Mawejje VS Wendy Angudeyo & Doreen Mwesigye
- Ellis Katwebaze & Collins Mwesigwa VS Paul Nsereko & Enock Nuwagaba
- Irene Nakalembe & Eva Magala VS Charles Hamya & Joseph Bogera
- Dr Twinemanzi & Robins Muhaire VS Paul Kaheru & Joseph Bagabo
- Ali Juuko & Joseph Galiwango VS Peace Kabasweka & Sheila Kesiime
- Robert Busingye & Ronnie Kasirye VS Edward Kabuchu & Andrew Kibaya
- Alan Muhereza & Michael Tumusiime VS Dan Kajungu & Collins Nuwagira
Singleton Golf Challenge – Round Two (Full Results):
- Micheal Tumusiime & Allan Muhereza Beat 7/6 against M.Kaddu Mukasa & Peter Mukiibi
- Twenemanzi & R. Mwehaire Won 1UP against P.Katuramu & Walusimbi Serwano
- Irene Nakalembe & Eve Magala Won 3/2 Against Byomugisha & Moses Ssebugwawo
- Paul Nsereko & E.Nuwagaba Won 3/2 Against Rita Apell & Pamela Tumusiime
- Charles Hamya & Joseph Bogera Won 4/3 Against Opwonya & P.Musiime
- Edward Kabuchu & Andrew Kibaya Won on (1st Hole) against Justine Ligyalingi & Peter Mungoma
- Katwebaze & C.Mwesigwa Won 4/3 Against John Basabose & Katto Ssebbale
- Wendy Angudeyo & Dorren Mwesigye Won (2 UP) Yunus Bbaale & R.Mwesige
- Morgan Otile & H. Opolot Won 3/2 over Ram Shaban & D. Kareba
- Joseph Ggaliwango & Ali Juuko Won 3/2 over Byaruhanga & E.Wamala
- Dan Kajungu & Collins Nuwagaba Won 4/2 Against Duncan Kagwa & Paul Baite
- Vincent Assimwe & Francis Otim Won 1UP against Sekyanzi & C.Kagombe
- Peace Kabasweka & Sheilla Kensiime Won 5/4 against Patrick Kagoro & H.Kabwetemba
- Mubiru & J.Mawejje Won 5/4 over Peter Magona & Innocent Kihika
- Busingye R & R. Kasirye Won 5/4 Against A Bagumire & Emma Mugabi
- Joseph Bagabo & Paul Kaheru Won 5/4 over C. Balafu & Tonny Kisadha