Jacques Kruyswijk held on to win the Magical Kenya Open on Sunday and lift his first DP World Tour title. The South African shot a 4-under 67 at Nairobi’s Muthaiga GC to finish 18 under for the tournament and two strokes clear of second-place John Parry (68).

South African Jacques Kruyswijk claimes his first DP World Tour title at the Magical Kenya Open; Englands John Parry continued his strong form to take second; watch fourth round of Mexico Open on the

South African Jacques Kruyswijk fought off the challenge of England's John Parry to claim his first DP World Tour title at the 2025 Magical Kenya Open.

Kruyswijk looked comfortable leading from the front, though, continuing to give himself birdie chances and confidently knocking in par putts.

South African golfer Jacques Kruyswijk delivered a stunning performance in Nairobi to take the lead at the Kenya Open. With a bogey-free round of 64, Kruyswijk now stands at 14 under par, a stroke ahead of England's John Parry.

South Africa’s Jacques Kruyswijk won the Kenya Open at Nairobi’s Muthaiga Golf Club on Sunday, pipping English veteran John Parry by two shots. Kruyswijk, 32, had stormed up the leaderboard in Saturday’s third round to lead by a stroke overnight and shot a final-round 67 for an 18-under par total of 266,

John Parry took a one-shot lead at the DP World Tour's Kenya Open with a bogey-free 65. Heading the leaderboard at 14 under-par, he outpaced France's Benjamin Hebert. South African Jayden Schaper is third,

Jacques Kruyswijk won the Kenya Open after his bogey-free weekend carried him to a two-shot victory over John Parry.

South African Jacques Kruyswijk sunk seven birdies in a bogey-free 64 to take a one-shot lead at 14 under par after the third round of the Kenya Open in Nairobi on Saturday. Kruyswijk, who was seven shots back at the start of the day,