2025 Magical Kenya Open (Round 4) – Top 10: Winner: Jacques Kruyswijk (South Africa): 69, 66, 64, 67 (-18) 2 – John Parry (England): 63, 65, 72, 68 (-16) 3- Deon Germishuys (South Africa): 68, 68, 67, 68 (-13) 4 – Jayden Schaper (South Africa): 64, 69, 73, 66 (-12) T5 – De Leo Gregorio (Italy): 68, 71, 66, 68 (-11) T5 – Rutherford Jamie (England): 66, 71, 69, 67 (-11) T7 – Saddier Adrien (France): 66, 69, 70, 69 (-10) T7 – Jin Zihao (China): 69, 68, 69, 68 (-10) T7 – Berry Joshua (England): 71, 70, 68, 65 (-10) T7 – Freddy Schott (Germany): 67, 73, 70, 64 (-10) Jacques Kruyswijk won his first DP World Tour title when he lifted the 2025 Magical Kenya Open at Muthaiga Golf Course in Nairobi. The South African shot a 4-under 67 to finish 18-under for the tournament and two strokes clear of second-place John Parry (68). The 32-year-old Kruyswijk completed the weekend bogey-free and carded four birdies in the final round. Having started the day one shot ahead, Kruyswijk was overtaken by Parry within five holes, but back-to-back birdies on Nos. 6 and 7 saw him regain the lead. “I’m happy that I can keep the trophy on African soil and obviously bring it back to South Africa,” Kruyswijk said. Kruyswijk earned $425,000 (at least Ugx 1.5 billion) for the hard-toiled effort and sweat. He also got 585 Race to Dubai points as a DP World Tour member, with its season-long Race to Dubai points race starting up again, earning 21.5 Official World Golf Ranking points. Second-placed John Parry earned $275,000 (at least Ugx 1 billion). The other top ten golfers were Deon Germishuys (South Africa), Jayden Schaper (South Africa), De Leo Gregorio (Italy), Rutherford Jamie (England), Saddier Adrien (France), Jin Zihao (China), Berry Joshua (England) and Freddy Schott (Germany). No East African players made the cut after two rounds (36 holes). Uganda was represented by Willy Deus Kitata (professional) and Joseph Cwinya-ai. Uganda national team captain Joseph Cwiny-ai finished the second round in the 147th position with 81 and 80 gross scores (+19). “There are plenty of lessons to take home from this DP Tour Championship. I am humbled to have played it and will reflect upon every opportunity to improve upon my game going forward,” Cwinyaa-ai remarked. US-based professional Willy Deus Kitata retired the second round prematurely. Kitata who had played 6-over-77 during round one did not complete the second round. The defending champion Darius van Driel also failed to progress to the final two rounds. Meanwhile, The 2025 DP World Tour schedule continues next week with the Investec South African Open Championship, co-sanctioned with the Sunshine Tour. Full Pay-out of prize money: WINNER: $425,000 2. $275,000 3. $156,500 4. $125,000 5. $106,000 10. $50,000 11. $46,000 12. $43,000 13. $40,250 14. $38,250 15. $36,750 16. $35,250 17. $33,750 18. $32,250 19. $31,000 20. $30,000 21. $29,000 22. $28,250 23. $27,500 24. $26,750 25. $26,000 26. $25,250 27. $24,500 28. $23,750 29. $23,000 30. $22,250 31. $21,500 32. $20,750 33. $20,000 34. $19,250 35. $18,500 36. $17,750 37. $17,250 38. $16,750 39. $16,250 40. $15,750 41. $15,250 42. $14,750 43. $14,250 44. $13,750 45. $13,250 46. $12,750 47. $12,250 48. $11,750 49. $11,250 50. $10,750 51. $10,250