Uganda's ladies ready for AACT tournament in Tanzania

They will also be aiming to do well individually in order to be spotted by the Royal and Ancient Club of Scotland who are planning to put up high-performance player and coaching camps in Africa

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(L-R) The national women’s golf team composed of Meron Kyomugisha, Peace Kabsweka, Martha Babirye and coach Irene Nakalembe in Tanzania. Courtesy Photo

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National ladies golf team coach, Irene Nakalembe, believes her three-man team can surpass what the team achieved in their last outing, competing in the All Africa Challenge Trophy.

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Uganda's ladies ready for AACT tournament in Tanzania

They will also be aiming to do well individually in order to be spotted by the Royal and Ancient Club of Scotland who are planning to put up high-performance player and coaching camps in Africa

(L-R) The national women’s golf team composed of Meron Kyomugisha, Peace Kabsweka, Martha Babirye and coach Irene Nakalembe in Tanzania. Courtesy Photo

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