Golf enthusiasts and sports stakeholders across the continent can now breathe a sigh of relief as the Board of Trustees of the prestigious IBB International Golf and Country Club, Abuja, has given firm assurances that the course will be in prime condition to host the 2026 All Africa Challenge Trophy (AACT).
The executive leadership of the club delivered the update following a comprehensive inspection tour of the 18-hole championship facility. The Trustees confirmed that ongoing maintenance, fairways overhaul, and green-regrassing projects are progressing strictly according to schedule to meet international golfing standards ahead of the continental showpiece.
The All Africa Challenge Trophy remains one of the premier biennial tournaments on the African golf calendar, bringing together top amateur female golfers from over 20 participating nations across the region. Hosting the prestigious event at the capital city’s flagship sporting venue is expected to boost sports tourism, highlight local talent, and strengthen international sporting ties.
Club officials emphasized that beyond upgrading the playing surface, extensive renovations are underway across clubhouse amenities, security infrastructure, and hospitality protocols to deliver a seamless experience for visiting athletes, dignitaries, and spectators alike.
With the green light officially given, golf lovers are already eagerly counting down to a week of thrilling drives, precise putts, and intense competition in the heart of Abuja.
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