Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – The 2026 President’s Cup culminated today at the Bulawayo Country Club with D. Amm seizing a dominant victory, marking a spectacular end to a tournament that captivated golf enthusiasts across the nation. Amm’s consistent brilliance earned him not only the coveted title but also a substantial financial reward, underscoring the high stakes and growing professionalism in Zimbabwean golf.
The tournament was a dynamic affair, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats from the very first swing. On Day 1, it was Liberty Gumisa who set the pace, leading a competitive field by a single shot. His early performance hinted at a potential wire-to-wire victory, but the leaderboard proved to be anything but static.
By Day 2, the competition intensified dramatically. A thrilling three-way tie emerged at the top, with Michael Wallace, Darlington Chikanyambidze, and David Amm sharing the lead, each separated by just one shot. This tight contest saw 13 players vying within the top 10, all within a narrow five-shot margin, showcasing the immense talent and fierce rivalry among Zimbabwe’s golfing elite.
As the final round unfolded, D. Amm demonstrated exceptional composure and skill, ultimately pulling ahead to secure his victory. His consistent rounds of 69, 67, and 67 culminated in an impressive overall score of 203, thirteen strokes under par. The battle for the runner-up positions remained fiercely contested, with a notable three-way tie.
Telecommunications giant NetOne played a crucial role in the success of this year’s President’s Cup. Their substantial US$50,000 sponsorship not only elevated the tournament’s profile but also underscored a deep commitment to the development of golf in Zimbabwe.
This partnership is a testament to NetOne’s vision of fostering sporting excellence and broadening the appeal of golf across all segments of society.
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