14/07/2026
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The BGU is established principally to:
•Regulate the conduct and practice of golf in Botswana
•Promote the development of golf in Botswana
•Represent Botswana Golf internationally and is also responsible for the National Teams
14/07/2026
24/06/2026
Botswana golfer Mowana Chokwe has been selected to join the R&A Africa High Performance Programme, which gets underway in less than a week at Royal Johannesburg Golf Club in South Africa.
Chokwe is among four golfers chosen for the latest intake of the programme, alongside Mwathi Gicheru of Kenya, Anthony Otukei of Uganda, and Munesu Chimhini of Zimbabwe.
The R&A Africa High Performance Programme is designed to identify and develop some of the continent's most promising amateur golfers. Participants receive elite coaching, sports science support, fitness training, mental performance guidance, and competition planning aimed at helping them progress to the highest levels of the sport.
The initiative forms part of The R&A's broader commitment to growing golf across Africa and creating pathways for talented players to compete successfully on the international stage.
For Botswana, Chokwe's selection represents another significant milestone for the development of golf in the country and provides an opportunity for one of its leading young players to train in a world-class high-performance environment.
24/06/2026
Chokwe Joins Africa's Elite as R&A High Performance Programme Begins
Botswana golfer Mowana Chokwe has been selected to join the R&A Africa High Performance Programme, which gets underway in seven days at Royal Johannesburg Golf Club in South Africa.
Chokwe is among four golfers chosen for the latest intake of the programme, alongside Mwathi Gicheru of Kenya, Anthony Otukei of Uganda, and Munesu Chimhini of Zimbabwe.
The R&A Africa High Performance Programme is designed to identify and develop some of the continent's most promising amateur golfers. Participants receive elite coaching, sports science support, fitness training, mental performance guidance, and competition planning aimed at helping them progress to the highest levels of the sport.
The initiative forms part of The R&A's broader commitment to growing golf across Africa and creating pathways for talented players to compete successfully on the international stage.
For Botswana, Chokwe's selection represents another significant milestone for the development of golf in the country and provides an opportunity for one of its leading young players to train in a world-class high-performance environment.
We wish all the best Chokwe
23/06/2026
In case you missed it
Thomo Mokgatle on the Papers
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📆 Friday 19 June 2026
22/06/2026
Countdown to yet another weekend of good golf,lifestyle and many more..register now for the MAKGADIKGADI OPEN
July starter is here
21/06/2026
Happy Fathers Day from BGU President Derrick Musa
17/06/2026
Champions Rise at Sesiro Jwaneng Open as Spectacular Golf Tournament Draws to a Close
The curtains have officially closed on a highly successful and well-attended golf tournament that brought together talented golfers from across the country for a weekend of competitive action, sportsmanship, and memorable performances.
Golfers competed across various categories, including the Professional, Championship, Division A, Division B, and Junior divisions, with participants displaying exceptional skill and determination throughout the tournament.
In the Professional Division, Edwin Madigela emerged as the overall champion with a score of 224, ahead of Kesentseng Dube (234) and Fish Pabalinga (236). Agang Diraditsile and Peter Matiashe completed the top five.
The Championship Men’s title went to Yieke Ajulu after an impressive total score of 228, while Mathews and Sipho Abueng finished second and third respectively. In the ladies’ category, Loapi claimed the Championship title with a score of 262, followed by Maru and Tuduetso.
Division A honours in the men’s category were secured by T.R. Mokoti, who carded a score of 152, with N. Pagiwa and Rasekoko taking second and third places. In the ladies’ category, Masego Malila topped the standings with 56 points, ahead of Omphiler Keitaile and Joyce Kewagama.
The Division B men’s competition was equally competitive, with Atang Mokgware emerging victorious on 66 points, narrowly edging Bon Siakalangu, who finished on 65 points. Noboth Yasini claimed third place with 61 points.
The junior golfers also impressed throughout the tournament. Kgato Keseabetswe claimed top honours in the Under-19 and Under-15 categories with a score of 172, while Anenyasha Hwata finished second with 181. Maru Chokwe was named Best Under-19 Girl, while Thomo Mokgatle walked away with the Best Under-19 Boy award.
The tournament also recognised outstanding daily performances across the three days of competition, with several golfers receiving daily prizes for their impressive rounds.
Tournament organisers expressed gratitude to all golfers, sponsors, officials, volunteers, and supporters whose contributions made the event a resounding success. They noted that the growing participation and high standard of play continue to strengthen the game of golf and further develop the country’s sporting community.
With another successful edition now concluded, attention turns to the next major event on the golfing calendar – the Makgadikgadi Open.
17/06/2026
CHAMPIONS RISE AT Sesiro JWANENG OPEN AS SPECTACULAR GOLF TOURNAMENT DRAWS TO A CLOSE
The curtains have officially closed on a highly successful and well-attended golf tournament that brought together talented golfers from across the country for a weekend of competitive action, sportsmanship, and memorable performances.
Golfers competed across various categories, including the Professional, Championship, Division A, Division B, and Junior divisions, with participants displaying exceptional skill and determination throughout the tournament.
In the Professional Division, Edwin Madigela emerged as the overall champion with a score of 224, ahead of Kesentseng Dube (234) and Fish Pabalinga (236). Agang Diraditsile and Peter Matiashe completed the top five.
The Championship Men’s title went to Yieke Ajulu after an impressive total score of 228, while Mathews and Sipho Abueng finished second and third respectively. In the ladies’ category, Loapi claimed the Championship title with a score of 262, followed by Maru and Tuduetso.
Division A honours in the men’s category were secured by T.R. Mokoti, who carded a score of 152, with N. Pagiwa and Rasekoko taking second and third places. In the ladies’ category, Masego Malila topped the standings with 56 points, ahead of Omphiler Keitaile and Joyce Kewagama.
The Division B men’s competition was equally competitive, with Atang Mokgware emerging victorious on 66 points, narrowly edging Bon Siakalangu, who finished on 65 points. Noboth Yasini claimed third place with 61 points.
The junior golfers also impressed throughout the tournament. Kgato Keseabetswe claimed top honours in the Under-19 and Under-15 categories with a score of 172, while Anenyasha Hwata finished second with 181. Maru Chokwe was named Best Under-19 Girl, while Thomo Mokgatle walked away with the Best Under-19 Boy award.
The tournament also recognised outstanding daily performances across the three days of competition, with several golfers receiving daily prizes for their impressive rounds.
With another successful edition now concluded, attention turns to the next major event on the golfing calendar – the Makgadikgadi Open.
16/06/2026
Stanbic Bank Botswana in partnership with
Stanbic Bank Gaborone Golf Club has launched a Junior Development Programme aimed at introducing golf to children and youth aged 6-19 while using the sport to build character, leadership, and life skills.
Built on internationally recognised development models, the programme will provide structured coaching, school outreach initiatives, teacher training, and access to equipment, ensuring more young people can participate regardless of background.
Beyond developing golfers, the initiative focuses on nurturing qualities such as discipline, integrity, resilience, respect, and teamwork, while creating a pathway for future talent development in Botswana.
Training begins in July, with the club targeting at least 100 junior golfers as it works to make the sport more accessible and impactful for Botswana's youth.
For registration kindly visit the Stanbic Bank Gaborone Golf Club
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