Snow Stays Cool to Lift Limuru Betika Masters Title

Muthaiga Golf Club’s Greg Snow secured his maiden Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing title after holding off a late charge from the chasing pack to win the Betika Masters at Limuru Country Club.

Snow entered the final round with a commanding six-shot lead but endured a difficult day on the course, posting a 1-over-par round that significantly trimmed his advantage.

His front nine featured bogeys on the 1st, 4th, 6th and 7th, with birdies on the 2nd and 9th offering brief relief. The pressure continued on the back nine, where he dropped shots on the 10th and 14th before steadying his round with a birdie on the 15th.

The decisive moment came at the par-5 18th, where Snow produced a crucial eagle to close out the tournament on a total of 10-under par 206, securing a hard-fought victory. He earned KSh 400,000 for the win.

Speaking after his win, Snow said, “I had a tough round today but I am glad to have pulled it off. It feels really great to have won my first title on the Tour. When I was tied with Celestin after the first nine, I was telling myself that surely you can’t let this go. I was asking my caddy how the situation was as we went on and he guided me through the second nine. On the 18th I was lucky to hit the fairway after going to the rough, but I tried my best to commit to the shot and finish well.”

Windsor’s Njoroge Kibugu finished second after a spirited final round. Kibugu opened strongly with three quick birdies on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th, but a triple bogey on the 6th wiped out his early gains.
He recovered with a birdie on the 7th to make the turn at 1-under par. On the back nine, he added further birdies on the 11th, 15th and 18th to return a 3-under-par score and finish the tournament at 7-under par 209.

Kibugu said: “I feel really well today because I feel like I hit the ball better than in the previous rounds. I got unfortunate on the 6th where I hit a triple bogey, but overall I am happy with the second-place finish and the fight I showed today, especially after that setback on the 6th. I feel like I did all I could today.”
Kibugu took home KSh 214,000.

Rwanda’s Celestin Nsanzuwera claimed third place after a steady and competitive final round. Playing in the same group as Snow, Nsanzuwera opened with a bogey on the 1st but immediately responded with a birdie on the 2nd. His eagle on the 9th briefly drew him level with Snow at the top.

The back nine brought a mix of birdies on the 10th and 18th and bogeys on the 11th, 14th and 15th, leaving him at 1-under par for the round and 6-under par 210 for the tournament.
He earned KSh 144,700.

Nsanzuwera said after his round:

“It’s not a bad position for me because I came with a plan of finishing top three at VetLab and Limuru, and I managed to do it. For today, I tried to attack and go for the win, but I couldn’t do it as my putter was off, and the pin positions were also tough. When I went tied for the top I didn’t even know because I wasn’t checking the scores, so I had no pressure from that. If I could have played better on the back nine, I would have taken it today.”

The eighth leg of the SDT–EAS attracted 88 players from across Africa and beyond, all competing for a share of the Ksh 2 million prize purse, as well as Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points, World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) points, and Safari Tour Order of Merit points, which are critical for qualification into the 2026 Magical Kenya Open on the DP World Tour.

The Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing now moves to its ninth leg, scheduled for next month at the PGA-accredited Vipingo Ridge Golf Resort in Kilifi County.

The season will then culminate in the Tour Finale in January 2026 at the Karen Country Club, where the top 30 players from the Tour will face off against the top 30 from South Africa’s Big Easy Tour. The finalists will compete for cards to earn promotion to the main Sunshine Tour.

Van Der Merwe secures Sunshine Tour card with third Big Easy victory

Jacques Van Der Merwe secured his Sunshine Tour card for this season in spectacular fashion after he claimed a come-from-behind victory in the ninth Betway Big Easy Tour event of the season, held at Krugersdorp Golf Club.

Thursday’s triumph was the third of the current campaign for Van der Merwe and thus, as Tour regulations stipulate, a direct pathway to the main Tour of which the Betway Big Easy Tour is the feeder.

Van Der Merwe started the final round at nine-under-par and a  stroke off the pace set by Andre Van Zyl, setting up what would be a sizzling final round. With Van Zyl struggling to maintain his momentum and eventually signing for an even-par round, Van Der Merwe seized the moment with a brilliant 69 to total 12-under-par 204.

“Life happens quickly, hey”, Van Der Merwe mused, reflecting on his hat-trick of victories this season. “I was thinking about it four holes ago;  walking on the fairway and thinking how quickly things can happen, especially in this sport. If you work hard and forget about tournaments and results, things can happen on a blink of an eye.

“Being in contention for eight weeks in a row and then missing two cuts, and then coming back, makes it way more nerve-wracking than it  usually is. I was definitely shaking a bit, but I’ve got that Delmas-boy confidence and I could deal wit it nicely.”

With his win in Krugersdorp, Van Der Merwe became the first player to win thrice this season, marking a sensational season even before it ends next year.

“It means a lot to me,” he said of his extraordinary achievement. “I don’t think that I would have been able to say I’d achieve all that by now. But if you work hard and focus on growth rather than the result, then the sky is the limit.”

Van der Merwe also praised the Betway Big Easy Tour for carving out pathways for professionals to elevate their game and for the incentives with which success comes on this circuit.

This ninth event of the season was the last tournament of the year before the Christmas break. The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons.

Van Zyl’s 66 helps him to the summit ahead of Big Easy final round

Andre Van Zyl weaved together a brilliant six-under-par 66 on day two of the Betway Big Easy Tour’s ninth event, getting his overall total to 10-under while pulling a shot clear of the field at Krugersdorp Golf Club.

Wednesday’s second round produced some exciting golf, with players jostling for positions ahead of Thursday’s final round. Among those players was Van Zyl, who seemed to have found something he liked around this parkland layout.

Following a solid start of four-under 68, Van Zyl showed glimpses of a brilliant player he is on Wednesday, rolling in putts as if it were nothing. He made a total of nine birdies, a double-bogey and a drop en route to his 66.

“I was very good tee to green,” said Van Zyl. “I just made two stupid errors on eight and nine (his 17^th and final holes of the round). On eight I hit a three-wood where I should have hit an iron off that tee. It was a good swing but I just hit it through the fairways and behind some trees. Then I chipped out and the ball spun behind the greens and I three-putted for the double.

“So, I lost a bit of concentration on the last two holes. Other than that, I hit the ball extremely well; found many fairways and I hit them very close. I putted well for a change. A lot of positives from the round and I’m looking forward to tomorrow.”

Van Zyl is fully aware of the chasing pack, led by the in-form Jacques Van Der Merwe whose 68 in round two catapulted him to second on the leaderboard on a tournament total of nine-under.

“I like the course, it suits my eye,” Van Zyl noted. “I’ve been hitting the ball well but just can’t score, so for a change, things are going my way. Golf is coming easy to me at the moment so I’m looking forward to tomorrow. It’s going to be a challenge, but I can’t wait.”

With two victories already this term, Van der Merwe is feeling quite confident of mounting a serious challenge on Thursday.

“I’m definitely hoping for my third win this year,” declared Van der Merwe. “I’m feeling very confident this week, so, good luck to the other guys as well.”

This ninth event of the season is the last tournament of the year before the Christmas break. The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons.

In-form Sullivan in 4-way share of Big Easy lead in Krugersdorp

Joe Sullivan continued to ride his good form in the first round of the ninth Betway Big Easy Tour event at Krugersdorp Golf Club where his opening 67 left him in a four-way share of the lead on Tuesday.

Fresh from his second Blu Label Invitational triumph of the season at Silverlakes Golf and Wildlife Estate just last week, the Englishman showed no signs of slowing down in Krugersdorp. Along with Vaughn Van Deventer, Dillon Germishuys and Jacques Van Der Merwe, Sullivan carded an impressive five-under 67 to be among the early leaders in this 54-hole event.

The quartet will go into the second round with a single-shot lead over the duo of Kian Coetzer who seems to be enjoying a good run of form of his own, and Andre Van Zyl.

Amateur, Hannes Strooh, also continued to impress on this Sunshine Tour feeder circuit, signing for a round of 69 alongside member of the Papwa Sewgolum Class, Lwazi Gqira, and Keagan Crosbie who is still finding his feet in the professional ranks.

England’s Matt Millar came into this event with some confidence following his narrow loss to his countryman, Sullivan, last week. He shot an opening-round of 70 to tis the 10^th position with Travis Ladner, Adam Breen, Therion Nel, Oliver Goldhill and Andre De Decker. They are only three shots off the pace and will be confident of making upward movements on the leaderboard in round two.

Veteran campaigner John Bele shot a 71 which included a hole-in-one on the sixth hole. It was Bele’s fourth career hole-in-one and it came at a place he is quite familiar with.

This 54-hole event is the ninth of the season and the last one for the year.

The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons.

Gray and Pieters share early Blu Label lead at Silver Lakes

England’s Miles Gray and local veteran campaigner, Brandon Pieters will take a slim one-shot lead into the second round of the fifth and final Big Easy Blu Label Invitational after both players carded rounds of four-under 68 at Silver Lakes Golf and Wildlife Estate on Monday.

Gray’s round of 68 featured three birdies, an eagle and a solitary drop while Pieters went round the Silver Lakes layout unblemished in the first round.

“I’m really happy with my round,” said Gray after his round-one effort. “I played solidly and kept it in play; just one silly mistake where I laid up into a bunker but other than that, I played pretty solidly the whole day.

“I think it’s really key that sometimes that from 120-130 yards you aim into 24 or 30 feet, which is hard to do mentally. But, if you can do that, I think you can put together a really good score around here. You’ve also got to make use of the par-fives here. I had a pitching wedge into two of them and a 4-iron into another, so you have to make use of the par-fives around here.”

Chasing hard and within touching distance of the leading pair, Dillon Germishuys, Kian Rose, Kian Coetzer, Reece McKain and Louis Botha will be relishing the opportunity to unseat Pieters and Gray from the summit of the leaderboard.

Last week’s winner, Daniel Cronje is in a seven-way share of the eighth spot which includes Oliver Goldhill, local man Drikus Joubert and amateurs Jandre van Niekerk, Romano Saincic, Rees Emanual and Ethan Gough.

This 54-hole event is forms part of the five tournaments which the Betway Big Easy Tour is co-hosting with the Blu Label Unlimited Bushveld Tour this campaign. The event at Silver Lakes is the final tournament in that series of five.

The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons.

Greg Snow Takes Early Lead at Betika Masters as Sunshine Development Tour Action Tees Off at VetLab

Greg Snow took command of the leaderboard after the opening round of the Betika Masters at VetLab Sports Club, posting a brilliant 4-under par 68 to lead the 73 – player field at the seventh leg of the Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing.

Snow, one of Kenya’s most experienced golfers, displayed his trademark composure and course management throughout the day. Starting off the 10th, he made a steady par before briefly stumbling with bogeys on the 11th and 12th holes. However, he quickly recovered with birdies on the 13th, 15th, and 18th to turn at 1-under.

On his back nine, the Muthaiga Golf Club professional found his rhythm, adding birdies on the 1st, 4th, and 9th to close his round at 4-under par 68, two shots clear of a tightly packed field chasing him into Sunday’s second round.
Speaking after his round, Snow said:

“I started a bit shaky on the 11th and 12th, but I told myself to stay patient and keep trusting the process. The birdies on the 13th and 15th gave me momentum, and after the turn, I hit the ball really well. VetLab is in great shape, but it’s also tricky, so you have to think your way around. It’s a strong field with a lot of good players, so tomorrow I just need to stick to my plan and keep the ball in play.”

Tied for second on 2-under par 70 was a group of four players, Njoroge Kibugu, Celestin Nsanzuwera of Rwanda, Grace Kasango of Uganda, and Mutahi Kibugu, each showing flashes of brilliance in a competitive opening day.
Njoroge Kibugu, a two-time winner on the Tour (Nyali and Thika legs), played a composed round marked by moments of recovery.

After starting with four straight pars, he dropped a double bogey on the 5th but immediately bounced back with four consecutive birdies to steady his round. On the back nine, he picked up birdies on the 12th and 14th while dropping shots on the 11th and 17th to close at 2-under.

Reflecting on his round he said: “After the double on five, I just refocused and took it one shot at a time. I gave myself plenty of birdie chances, and I’m happy with how I closed. The goal is to stay consistent heading into the next rounds, there’s still a lot of golf to be played.”

Rwanda’s Celestin Nsanzuwera continued his impressive form on the Tour with a solid 2-under par 70. His round featured birdies on the 5th, 7th, 9th, 14th, and 18th holes, with dropped shots on the 2nd, 4th, and 16th.
He said after his round: “It was a good round overall. I hit my irons well and made some good putts. I was pleased with how I managed my approach shots. Tomorrow I’ll just try to build on this and stay under par.”

Uganda’s Grace Kasango also impressed with his round featuring birdies on the 2nd, 6th, and 14th holes, and just one bogey on the 15th.

Mutahi Kibugu, rounding off the 2-under group, played an eventful round featuring birdies on the 7th, 9th, 12th, 14th, 15th, and 18th but offset by bogeys on the 6th, 8th, 11th, and 16th.

He said: “I was aggressive today, and it paid off in places. I made a few costly mistakes but overall, my game feels strong. I’ll fine-tune my short game for tomorrow and keep pushing.”

Michael Karanga was the best-placed amateur after posting an 1- under par 71, finishing tied for sixth alongside professionals John Wangai and Edwin Mudanyi.

Karanga, who has been one of the most consistent amateurs on the Tour, said:
“Playing with these top professionals gives us invaluable experience. I had a steady round — a few missed chances here and there, but overall, I’m pleased. The Tour has helped us amateurs raise our game, and I’m determined to keep improving.”

The Betika Masters at VetLab Sports Club marks the seventh leg of the Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing.

The tournament offers Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) and World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) points, as well as Safari Tour ranking points that count toward qualification for the 2026 Magical Kenya Open, following the recent Tour Recognition Agreement signed between the SDT and Kenya Open Golf Limited.

The event continues on Monday, with the top 30 players and ties expected to make the cut for the final round on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 with action set to tee off at 8:00am.

Wangai and Kibugu Share Lead Heading into Final Round of Betika Masters, 7th Leg of the Sunshine Development Tour at VetLab

Kenyan pros John Wangai and Njoroge Kibugu will head into the final round of the Betika Masters, the seventh leg of the Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing, tied for the lead on 7-under-par 137, after an eventful second day of play at the VetLab Sports Club.

Wangai produced one of the standout rounds of the tournament, firing an impressive 6-under-par 66 to climb up the leaderboard. Teeing off from the 10th, the Sigona Golf Club player picked up four straight birdies on the 12th, 13th,14th, and 15th holes, dropped a shot on the 16th, and added another birdie on the 18th.

On his return nine, Wangai kept his momentum going with back-to-back birdies on the 1st and 2nd holes, dropped a shot on the 3rd, but closed strongly with another birdie on the 6th to complete a round of 6-under par, the lowest score of the day.

Reflecting on his performance, Wangai said, “Today I hit the ball well off the tee and my putting was very good. I started on the back nine and on this course holes 9 and 10 are very tight but I held steady, then went on to hit four back-to-back birdies from hole number 12 and that gave me momentum.

He added, “I have been shooting rounds of under par before but I have not been able to get it to the top to be able to win. When I saw I could shoot under par I continued working hard and this is a show that I could be coming for a win and that is my target.”

On the pressure of heading to the final round atop the leaderboard, Wangai said, “I have been on the lead where there is pressure many times before so I will just keep myself calm and enjoy the round tomorrow. I will keep it the way it was today, no much changes. Irrespective of whether I win or not, if I play six under par tomorrow it will be a good round for me.”

Sharing the top spot is Njoroge Kibugu, who carded another solid round of 4-under par 68 to keep himself firmly in contention for what would be his record third Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing title.

Kibugu had a stellar front nine, carding a birdie on the 3rd and a brilliant eagle on the 7th to turn in an impressive 33. On the back nine, he maintained his composure, picking up birdies on the 12th and 15th to finish his day tied for the lead on 7-under par.

Speaking after his round, Njoroge said, “It was a tough day and I had to stay patient, dealing with a stomach upset but I kept it together and I am happy with the way I kept it together. I was hitting a lot of greens but I was being conservative to retain my energy.”

I plan to stay patient, same as today, and I believe the birdies will fall. I hope to give myself opportunities by hitting greens to hopefully come out on top. Being ahead is good for me, and pressure is a privilege, and I am happy to be in this position. My goal is to keep doing what I have been doing and hopefully I can come out with a win
Just one shot behind the pair is Rwanda’s Celestin Nsanzuwera who continued his impressive run, carding 4-under par 68 for a tournament total of 6-under par 138, just one shot off the lead.

His round featured birdies on the 1st, 6th, and 7th holes, offset by bogeys on the 3rd and 5th. On the turn, he found further success with birdies on the 10th, 14th, and 15th to keep himself well within reach of the leaders.
Speaking after his round, Nsanzuwera said:

“Today’s round was good. I corrected some of my mistakes from yesterday. I hit more fairways and my putting was much better. My plan for the final day is to stay consistent, hit fairways, and putt well. I actually prefer being the one chasing rather than being chased, it takes off some pressure, so let’s see how tomorrow goes.”

Veteran pro Dismas Indiza from Kakamega Sports Club sits in fourth place after a fine round of 5-under par 67, taking his total to 5-under par 139. Indiza’s round included birdies on the 4th, 7th, 10th, 14th, 15th, 16th, and 18th holes, with his only blemishes coming on the 11th and 12th.

Tied for fifth are David Wakhu of Golf Park and Greg Snow of Muthaiga Golf Club, both finishing the day at 3-under par 141.
Wakhu’s round featured birdies on the 1st, 9th, 13th, 15th, and 18th holes, with only two bogeys on the 7th and 10th for a 3-under par 69 finish.
Snow, who had started the day as the overnight leader, found the going tougher in round two. His front nine saw bogeys on the 2nd, 3rd, and 8th with a single birdie on the 5th. On the back nine, he recovered with birdies on the 11th and 12th, but further bogeys on the 14th and 16th saw him close on 1-over par 73, dropping him down to tied fifth.
Vipingo Ridge Golf Resort’s Naom Wafula was the only female golfer to make the cut, further continuing her impressive form on the tour since turning professional.

A total of 30 players have made the cut to play in Tuesday’s final round, where they will battle for the Betika Masters title, and a share of the Ksh 2 million prize purse of which the winner will take home a sumptuous Ksh. 400,000. In addition to this, the players will be aiming to earn crucial Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR), and World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) which are crucial for progression into major tournaments.

In addition to this, the players will also earn Safari Tour Order of Merit points, all counting towards qualification for the 2026 Magical Kenya Open.

The Betika Masters at VetLab is the seventh leg of the Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing, sanctioned by the Sunshine Tour of South Africa, and supported by Betika as title sponsor. The tournament is also supported by EABL’s Johnnie Walker brand, Pure Travel, Magical Kenya, The Golf Company.

Cronje claims impressive first tour win at Killarney

Daniel Cronje said he was relieved to finally cross the line after he claim his first Betway Big Easy Tour victory in the eighth event of the season held at Killarney Country Club this week.

Cronje had come close to winning a few other times on Tour this season, even losing out in a playoff during the campaign. He was not going to fall short in Killarney this week.

Despite weather-forced delays, Cronje was determined to etch his name in the list of winners this campaign, and this was week to do so. At four-under-par, Cronje was one-stroke off the pace coming into the final round on Thursday and wasted little time in going about his business.

His bogey-free 32 on the front nine set the tone for Cronje and even as he made two bogeys on the way home, he was still able to make four birdies on that stretch to seal a final round of five-under 65 to get to eight-under for the week and win by three shots.

“This is by far the biggest win of my career,” said the 25-year-old London-born South African. “I feel relieved now because I’ve had a few opportunities to get it done and it gets frustrating when you have the game but things don’t go your way. I’m glad I got it done this week.

“It was a really tough week with the delays but it worked out well in the end.”

With his maiden victory, Cronje now moves to second on the Order of Merit and will look for a strong finish to the season as his pathway to the Sunshine Tour looks all but sealed. The top 12 players on the Order of Merit will earn their Sunshine Tour cards for the next season and Cronje will want to keep his place among the leading players this campaign.

The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons.

Mahoney and Amm tie first-round lead at Killarney

Member of the Papwa Sewgolum Class, Trevor Mahoney and Zimbabwe’s David Amm carded respective rounds of four-under 66 to share the first-round lead in the eighth Betway Big Easy Tour event held at Killarney Country Club.

Tuesday’s opening round saw the two men perched at the top of the leaderboard, a stroke clear of their closest challengers at Killarney Country Club.

Mahoney, who is beginning to show signs of the golfer who claimed two Vusi Ngubeni titles on the Sunshine Tour, had five birdies and a solitary bogey on his card while Amm’s round consisted of five birdies, an eagle, a single bogey and an unwanted double.

Tied for the third spot was the duo of Travis Procter and amateur, Josh Aguilar, with both players shooting scores of three-under 67 on this par-70 layout. Veteran John Bele snuck in a cheeky two-under 68 to share fifth with young Jonathan Ackerman, Jordan Duminy, Soweto’s Musiwalo Nethunzwi, Khanya Mkhize, Dillon Germishuys, LB Boshoff, England’s Jake Bolton and Ugandan star, Ronald Rugumayo.

Franklin Manchest, Jacquin Hess, Kael Strydom, Ryan Tipping, amateur Jere Brits and Daniel Cronje all carded rounds of 69 to share 15^th on the leaderboard.

The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons.

Rose gets his redemption with Reading victory

Kian Rose fell short of a win on his Betway Big Easy Tour debut at Reading Country Club a month ago, but the 23-year-old redeemed himself with a commanding five-stroke win in this week’s Betway Big Easy Blu Label Invitational.

The event, originally scheduled as a 54-hole tournament, was reduced to a 36-hole event due to multiple delays that were caused by a combination of bad weather and poor light.

An opening round of five-under-par 66 set him for a place among the contenders, giving him another shot at a win at the place where he came so close just a month ago. He was not going to let it go this time.

He rose to the occasion with a sparkling eight-under-par 63 to take his total to 13-under. He had to go to sleep on that, however, as the second round couldn’t be finished on Tuesday on account of poor visibility due to fading light. While there seemed to be players who could possibly unseat him at the summit of the leaderboard during the final round, they all fell off on Wednesday when play resumed.

“That first event here was bittersweet,” recalled Rose, who plays out of Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club. “I was in the last group and I had a putt on the last hole to push it into a playoff, and I left it in the mouth. That one tasted a little bitter, but it also forced me to push myself a little more. So, coming out here again this week, it was a bit of a redemption story for me to regather myself, and I ended up getting it done.”

Having tasted that defeat here, Rose was up to the challenge this week. And challenging, it was. His five birdies and an eagle in the final round proved too great to surmount, handing him his first professional win within his first two months of turning professional.

“After the round, I got asked how I feel about it,” Rose said of his scintillating final round. “I didn’t have an answer because it was sort of like a blackout. But after the round, I gathered my thoughts and looked back at the round and the stats, and I realised I had 21 putts for the round. The flat stick got hot. The two holes that I got out of position off the tee, I ended up birdieing and eagling, so everything sort of aligned to what I wanted, and I played just about as good as I could have.”

With his professional career now off to a bright start, Rose will be keen to see his stock rise even higher and having earned himself an invite into next week’s Limpopo Championship on the Sunshine Tour, he will have more reasons to be optimistic about his chances among the elite in professional golf.

“It’s been good,” he says of his short time as a professional. “I’m excited to get this professional journey underway. It’s a dream come true for me.”

The Betway Big Easy Tour is the Sunshine Tour’s feeder circuit and enjoys the support of the legendary Ernie Els, among other patrons. The Betway Big Easy Blue Label Invitational is a series which the Big Easy co-hosts with the Bushveld Tour to provide more playing opportunities to members of both tours.