Karen Country Club-based Edwin Mudanyi, who will be making his sixth appearance at the event, is looking forward to what the tournament has to offer, with his sights set on delivering a solid performance. “I am one of the Kenyan professionals taking part in this week’s Magical Kenya Open. I qualified through the PGK Equator Tour Order of Merit. I am excited about what the week has in store. It is exciting to be back on this stage, a stage that offers many opportunities for what my future holds in this game. I would like to have a steady week,” he said (via DP World Tour). Also carrying home hopes is in-form Njoroge Kibugu, who made the cut in 2022, as well as his brother Mutahi, who made the cut in 2023. Veteran Dismas Indiza is also part of the field. The Magical Kenya Open returns to Karen Country Club for the first time in five years.