Female golfer Musanabera officially receives new Toyota corolla cross hybrid after historic hole-in-one at Entebbe Club

Afrisafe Insurance Brokers & Risk Consultantsand CFAO Mobility have officially handed over a brand-new Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid to female golfer Bernadette Musanabera.

This is in recognition of her historic hole-in-one achievement during the Stanbic Match Play Qualifier Tournament held at Entebbe Club on Saturday, February 14, 2026.

The handover ceremony, hosted at CFAO Mobility’s Toyota Showroom in Kampala, brought together partners, golf stakeholders, media, Musanabera’s family and friends to celebrate a landmark moment in Uganda’s sporting history.

Musanabera made history after delivering a flawless ace on the par-three 12th hole, striking a precise 113-yard shot using a Ping 9-iron.

Her ball landed cleanly on the green before a perfect side spin carried it straight into the cup, sparking wild celebrations among players and spectators.

The feat, witnessed by fellow golfers Dickson Agaba, Kim Nam Yung, and Kenneth Kiddu, secured her the tournament’s ultimate prize; a brand-new Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, fully sponsored by Afrisafe Insurance Brokers & Risk Consultants.

With this achievement, she became not only the first female golfer but also the first golfer in the history of the Stanbic Match Play series to win a hole-in-one car prize.

Reflecting on her achievement during the handover, Musanabera said, “I can’t imagine that I’m now part of history. This shows that golf is not just a sport but also rewarding. I encourage more golfers, especially ladies, to actively participate because there are real opportunities.”

The Stanbic Match Play Qualifier attracted a total of 246 golfers, including top executives and high-profile players from across the country, highlighting the tournament’s growing prestige and competitive edge.

The hole-in-one prize, which had been sponsored for over a decade, was part of a deliberate effort by partners to elevate the tournament experience and create meaningful rewards for excellence in the sport.

CFAO Mobility Marketing Manager Isaac Tegule emphasized the significance of the moment, stating, “Today is not just about handing over a car; it is about celebrating excellence, precision, and the power of opportunity. Bernadette’s achievement is clear evidence of what is possible when talent meets the right platform, and we are proud to have played a part in making this historic moment a reality.”

Afrisafe Insurance Brokers & Risk Consultants have had a long-standing collaboration as sponsors of Entebbe Club activities, most notable being the Hole-in-one prizes for over a decade.

Arnold Baguma from Afrisafe, emphasized the company’s longstanding role in supporting the tournament and enabling golfers to pursue excellence. “Afrisafe has proudly sponsored the hole-in-one prize at Entebbe Club for over ten years because we believe in creating meaningful incentives for golfers. Seeing this prize finally won, and by a lady golfer, marks a special milestone not just for Musanabera, but for the sport in Uganda,” he noted.

Stanbic Bank Uganda, the tournament’s main sponsor, also applauded the milestone.

The Stanbic Bank Head of Affluent Banking noted: “As the main sponsor of the Stanbic Match Play Series, together with our strategic partner who enrich the tournament experience, we are proud to see such moments of excellence. Musanabera’s achievement reflects the impact of our collective efforts to elevate golf in Uganda.”

The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid awarded to Musanabera combines performance and efficiency and comes with a two-year service plan and a three-year warranty from CFAO Mobility, reinforcing its value as a modern, sustainable mobility solution.

Musanabera’s achievement is a defining highlight of the 2026 Stanbic Match Play series, reinforcing the growing appeal of golf in Uganda and demonstrating the impact of sustained corporate investment in elevating the sport.

This handover was also witnessed by the Entebbe Club chairman Eng. Jacob Byamukama, captain Serwano Walusimbi and former chairman Innocent Kihika.

“Entebbe Club is honored to have witnessed a lady strike a hole-in-one. We are grateful to all our partners and members for cordial relationship. As a club, we are excited that this happened at the start of the year ahead of a fruitful coming months” Serwano remarked.

The qualifier marked the beginning of a highly competitive series, with 64 pairs advancing to the first round as the tournament progresses toward its grand finale, where top performers will earn international golf experiences, including attendance at the DP World Tour in Dubai and trips to Zanzibar and Mombasa.