The second round of the 2025 Limuru Junior Open teed off on Tuesday morning at Limuru Country Club, narrowing the field in one of Kenya’s most competitive junior golf events.

Following a thrilling opening day that showcased exceptional young talent from across the country, only the top 33 players will advance to the decisive final round scheduled for Wednesday.

At the top of the girls’ leaderboard is Vet Lab Sports Club’s Belinda Wanjiru, who emerged from Day 1 with a steady Level Par (72) after carding 3 birdies and 12 pars.

Close on her heels are two contenders locked on +2 (74) — fellow Vet Lab golfer Chanelle Wangari, whose aggressive approach is quickly gaining attention, and Bianca Ngecu from Muthaiga, whose consistency saw her climb the rankings.

In the boys’ category, Golf Park’s Kevin Anyien currently leads with +2, maintaining a slender margin over Muthaiga’s Ronan Patel and Sigona’s Yuvraj Rajput, both just a stroke behind at +3.

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With such tight margins and a limited number of spots available for Wednesday’s final round, today's performance is set to be decisive for many.

Speaking during the event, Limuru Country Club’s Junior Convenor, Carol Jeptoo, expressed gratitude to supporters and sponsors while highlighting the strength of the competition.

“We are excited to welcome 90+ juniors to the 2025 Limuru Junior Open, which kicked off on Monday. We have a very strong field that promises great action. I also appreciate the sponsors, including Britam, Aquamist, Laki Laki, VG Foods and Daima for their support of the tournament,” she said.

The tournament is officially sanctioned by the Junior Golf Foundation Kenya (JGF) and forms a key part of the national junior calendar.

It is designed not only as a competitive arena but also as a platform to nurture emerging golfing talent among youth aged 21 and under.

Golf fans and families have been encouraged to track results and lend their support to these rising athletes.

Full scoring and tournament updates are available via Golfbox.dk and the official channels of the Junior Golf Foundation Kenya.

With Kenya’s golfing future swinging through Limuru this week, the junior open stands as more than a tournament — it is a stage where tomorrow’s champions are being forged, stroke by stroke