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Kibirige wins 2022 Lira Golf Open

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Marvin Kibirige won the 2022 Lira Open (professionals) to partake the biggest share of the shs. 8,000,000 total kitty. Silver Opio came second with 155 (82 and 73), a stroke better than Brian Toolit (156) The other six players who made the treasured cut were; Fred Wanzala, Ronald Rugumayo, Vincent Byamukama, Rodell Gaita and Canary Kabise.

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Kibirige wins 2022 Lira Golf Open for professionals

Marvin Kibirige has won the 2022 Lira Golf Open for professionals at the Lira Sports and Golf Club in Lira city, Northern Uganda.

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Kibirige wins 2022 Lira Golf Open

Marvin Kibirige has won the 2022 Lira Golf Open for the professionals at the Lira Sports and Golf Club in Lira city, Northern Uganda.

3 years ago

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Kawowo Sports broke the news in 3 years ago on Saturday, September 24, 2022.

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