Elvis Muigua produced a strong final round to win the 2026 Railway Invitation, the Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) series at par-72 Kenya Railways Golf Club in Nairobi.
The Windsor Golf Club player shot one over par 217, to claim his second KAGC title of the season after previously winning the fourth edition of Ronald Marshall and Toby Gibson Tournament at Njoro Golf Club in Nakuru County in May.
Muigua opened his campaign with a three-over-par 75 on Friday before producing the best round of the tournament on Saturday, firing a five-under-par 67 to move into contention. He closed with another 75 on Sunday to finish four shots clear of Sigona’s Aarush Vara, who carded rounds of 74, 71 and 78 for a total of 223.
“I am very happy to have won here at Kenya Railways. The 67 on Saturday gave me a good position going into the final round, and although today was not as comfortable, I managed to stay focused and get the job done. Winning my second KAGC event of the season gives me a lot of confidence as we head into the remaining tournaments,” said Muigua.
Eldoret’s Ken Serem completed the podium in third place on 224 after rounds of 76, 72 and 76, while VetLab’s Ebill Omollo finished fourth on 225 after returning scores of 75, 73 and 77.
The Railway Invitation forms part of the 2026 KAGC calendar, which continues to provide a competitive platform for Kenya’s leading amateur golfers while earning players valuable points towards the championship standings and international amateur rankings.
Top ten finishers
- Elvis Muigua (Windsor) 75, 67, 75= 217
- Aarush Vara (Sigona) 74, 71, 78=223
- Ken Serem (Eldoret) 76, 72, 76= 224
- Ebill Omollo (Vetlab) 75, 73, 77= 225
- John Kamaisi (Nakuru) 75, 75, 76=226
- Singh Yuvraj Rajput (Siona) 73, 79, 74=226
- Eugene Wafula (Muthaiga) 79, 79, 70=228
- James Maina (Golf Park) 76,77, 75=228
- Peter Macharia (Golf Park) 75, 75, 78= 228
- Mikael Kihara (Vetlab) 79, 77, 73= 229
- Bo Cierra (Muthaiga) 75, 75, 79= 229