Junior players take centre stage at Momentum series tee-off
Golf
The Momentum Junior Golf Series will tee off this year’s season on Monday at 14:30 in Windhoek, inviting junior golfers between the ages of 7 to 18, with or without handicaps, to sign up for what promises to be an exciting season.
Organised by Damian Sports Academy (DSA) and sponsor Momentum Namibia, this year’s series will feature eight events, all taking place at the Windhoek Golf and Country Club.
After the first event on 31 March, the remaining competitions are scheduled for 28 April, 18 May, 30 June, 28 July, 25 August, 25 September and 27 October.
Speaking to Sport Wrap, DSA’s Damian da Silva confirmed that registration is free for interested golfers.
“Everyone is welcome to register. They will also receive a welcome gift from Momentum,” he assured.
Reigning champions
Last year’s series overall winner was Charlie Lohmann, alongside Sam Nel who took the A Division title.
Francois van Zyl won the B Division title, with Marcel Stiemert securing the C Division and Ruben Kruger claiming the D Division.
In the non-handicap age categories, the 16-18 boys' overall title went to Sergio Ferreira, while Evan de Vos won the 14-15 boys' title. Other winners included Teyana Liebenberg (14-15 girls), Markus Barth (11-13 boys), Zahnri Delport (11-13 girls), Cyrus Basson (8-10 boys), Mikaela Eiseb (8-10 girls), Janko de Klerk (6-7 boys) and Pria Nandago (6-7 girls).
‘Key pillar in junior golf development’
After attracting 63 golfers last year, organisers aim to increase participation to 80 golfers in this year’s series.
“DSA is dedicated to shaping the future of Namibian golf. Our goal is to set a benchmark for junior golf development. By providing a structured pathway for young players, the series aims to be a key pillar in junior golf development, fostering excellence, sportsmanship and a lifelong love for the game,” Da Silva said.
DSA envisions the series evolving into a nationally recognised qualifier, playing a key role in developing Namibia’s next elite golfers.
Regarding Momentum’s sponsorship, Da Silva emphasised its impact in creating a professional and inspiring environment for young talents. “Momentum’s support has allowed us to provide young players with opportunities to compete at a high level while fostering their personal and athletic growth,” he noted.
“As we look ahead, I am confident the series will continue to grow and eventually become a stepping stone for juniors aiming to compete at national and international levels. Together, we are building a future where young players can achieve their full potential!”
Interested golfers can contact the Damian Sports Academy at 081 792 1059.
– [email protected]
Organised by Damian Sports Academy (DSA) and sponsor Momentum Namibia, this year’s series will feature eight events, all taking place at the Windhoek Golf and Country Club.
After the first event on 31 March, the remaining competitions are scheduled for 28 April, 18 May, 30 June, 28 July, 25 August, 25 September and 27 October.
Speaking to Sport Wrap, DSA’s Damian da Silva confirmed that registration is free for interested golfers.
“Everyone is welcome to register. They will also receive a welcome gift from Momentum,” he assured.
Reigning champions
Last year’s series overall winner was Charlie Lohmann, alongside Sam Nel who took the A Division title.
Francois van Zyl won the B Division title, with Marcel Stiemert securing the C Division and Ruben Kruger claiming the D Division.
In the non-handicap age categories, the 16-18 boys' overall title went to Sergio Ferreira, while Evan de Vos won the 14-15 boys' title. Other winners included Teyana Liebenberg (14-15 girls), Markus Barth (11-13 boys), Zahnri Delport (11-13 girls), Cyrus Basson (8-10 boys), Mikaela Eiseb (8-10 girls), Janko de Klerk (6-7 boys) and Pria Nandago (6-7 girls).
‘Key pillar in junior golf development’
After attracting 63 golfers last year, organisers aim to increase participation to 80 golfers in this year’s series.
“DSA is dedicated to shaping the future of Namibian golf. Our goal is to set a benchmark for junior golf development. By providing a structured pathway for young players, the series aims to be a key pillar in junior golf development, fostering excellence, sportsmanship and a lifelong love for the game,” Da Silva said.
DSA envisions the series evolving into a nationally recognised qualifier, playing a key role in developing Namibia’s next elite golfers.
Regarding Momentum’s sponsorship, Da Silva emphasised its impact in creating a professional and inspiring environment for young talents. “Momentum’s support has allowed us to provide young players with opportunities to compete at a high level while fostering their personal and athletic growth,” he noted.
“As we look ahead, I am confident the series will continue to grow and eventually become a stepping stone for juniors aiming to compete at national and international levels. Together, we are building a future where young players can achieve their full potential!”
Interested golfers can contact the Damian Sports Academy at 081 792 1059.
– [email protected]
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