DP World Tour : The Magical Kenya Open Tee Times
The closest most Canadians I know get to Kenya is either on of those media sponsored trips the Kenyan government gives out every few years to publicize holidays climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest on the border of Tanzania and Kenya, or watching National Geographic on the telly.
Well one of the joys? of playing the DP World Tour is that it travels to 47 different countries and this week it's the Magical Kenya Open where Canadian Aaron Cockerill, a young man from outside a frigid Winnipeg, Manitoba continues his golfing odyssey where if he'd heard about the plains of Serengeti it was likely in high school geography.
Aaron lost his status after 2 years on the European Tour during COVID and is now down to the Challenge Tour trying to get his card back via that route.
Last week he made the cut in Durban where South African sensation JC Ritchie won for the 2nd time in a row, lapping the field, but Aaron had a poor weekend finished near the bottom of the field.
You can follow his progress here. Tee Times
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