By Llywellenie Mpasa
The Malawi National Amateur Golf Team today heads into the final day of the Africa Golf Federation (AGF) Region V Championship in Manzini, Eswatini, hoping to make a breakthrough against some of Southern Africa’s golfing giants.
The three-day regional tournament has attracted nine countries, namely South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana, Angola, Lesotho, hosts Eswatini and Malawi.
Malawi is represented by leader of delegation Chipi Mzanda, players namely Medson Roka, Peter Lumbe, Victor Khamalatha and 16-year-old Blessings Jonasi.
Speaking ahead of the decisive final round, team captain Peter Lumbe said the players remain confident despite the tough competition.
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“We have had some challenges in our preparations, but we remain focused and determined to give our best. Representing Malawi is an honour and we want to compete strongly,” he said.
Lumbe said the squad has built strong unity throughout the tournament and is targeting a top-three finish.
“Our goal is to finish among the leading teams. The competition is tough, especially against countries with strong golfing traditions, but we believe in ourselves,” he said.
Mzanda said the players have shown determination and fighting spirit during the championship.
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“The morale in camp remains high and the golfers are motivated to finish strongly on the final day,” he said.
The championship is regarded as one of the region’s top amateur golfing events and provides a platform for players to showcase their talent at international level.
