Toyota Kenya offers hole-in-one prize at KCB Karen Masters

Milton Nyakundi
June 26, 2019 ·2 min read ·96 views
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A fifth generation RAV4 from Toyota Kenya is up for grabs for the golfer who hits a hole-in-one at Karen Country Clubs par three, Hole 5, during the KCB Karen Masters running from 27 – 30 June.

Toyota Kenya strategic marketing manager, Caroline Githii, expressed her delight in the company’s return to the par-72 golf Karen Country Club for the KCB Karen Masters, adding the tournament provided an opportunity to demonstrate their continuous efforts to develop products that match customers needs at the right prices.

“It is exciting to see the growth of premier golf events in the country, as we continue driving towards growing the countrys golf tourism standing in the world,” she said.

“Our association with the KCB Karen Masters through the RAV4 demonstrates our commitment towards this cause, considering that last years prize was won by a Zimbabwean.”

Ryan Cairns, who returns for this years tournament, took home a Toyota Prado at the 2018 edition after sinking a hole-in-one on the fifth hole.

“The all-new RAV4 comes with a 2.5-liter engine has a stylish new look, enhanced safety and technology features. The ingenuity of the new model lies in the fact that despite its enhanced power, the vehicle is more fuel efficient.

“The engine plus a lighter curb weight compared to previous versions help the new RAV4 achieve the most fuel-efficient performance among its peers.”

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Milton Nyakundi

Milton Nyakundi Oriku is a veteran multimedia journalist with over 20 years’ experience across broadcast, digital, and print media. He is the founder and Managing Editor of Kurunzi News and serves as its Senior International Correspondent based in the United States. He previously worked at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), rising to Assistant News Editor, and later served as Copy Editor at Mediamax Network. His career includes freelance commentary for major outlets such as KTN, and consultancy roles with Football Kenya Federation, StarTimes Kenya, and UAP‑Old Mutual. He is known for incisive political and sports reporting and evidence‑driven journalism.

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