This year’s edition of the Lira Ladies Golf Open ended yesterday at the Lira Golf Club, with participants competing with vigor and cherishing the bonding experience. The two-day event featured golfers from different parts of the country. According to Benard Amwine, a member of the Mbarara Sports Club, golf is a lifetime sport that can be played at any age, improving life skills, keeping players focused, and promoting networking within the community.
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