Scola Onsongo is transforming Kenyan golf through a journey marked by global appearances, family legacy, and a mission to inspire future generations.
Scola Onsongo is steadily emerging as one of Kenya’s most formidable talents, carving a legacy in the world of football.
Scola Onsongo’s journey has been marked by baby steps, from the local greens to international fairways. She recently played at Japan's Caledonian Golf Club during the brief 14-day Sakura season, an experience as unique and memorable as her ascent in the sport.
Her talent has garnered global attention, extending beyond the tranquil charm of Japan’s Sakura season. Scola Onsongo has showcased her skills in renowned courses worldwide.
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From the sunlit fairways of Stallion Mountain Golf Club in Las Vegas to the breezy coastline of Fish River Sun Golf Course in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, her journey has been expansive.
She has impressed at Mont Choisy Le Golf in Mauritius, challenged herself at Achimota Golf Club in Accra, and proudly represented Kenya across 40 local courses.
Scola Onsongo: Golf Is More Than A Sport to Me
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Scola Onsongo believes that one of the best ways for her to unwind is through exercise, and golf offers a perfect platform for that through the long walks across lush fairways.
“Golf is more than a sport to me; it is a lifelong passion. I pour my heart into every round because I want to leave a mark not just as a player, but as a trailblazer,” she revealed.
“I hope more women and girls see that they, too, have a place on the course and can rise to great heights.”
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She is also helping shape the future of the sport by introducing it to the next generation through the Junior Golf Foundation (JGF), where she has guided her two children into golf.
Her son, Fifty, has embraced it eagerly, while her daughter, Twenty, a passionate marine biologist and competitive swimmer, plays less frequently but still shares a quiet appreciation for the game.
She remains optimistic about the future of golf, both in how it is played and how it is worn. She reflects on the sport’s fashion evolution, from Bobby Jones’ crisp shirts to Ben Hogan’s pleats, Tiger Woods’ sleek collarless looks, and today’s wave of bold innovation.
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“What golfers will wear tomorrow is what the pros are rocking later this year. Think tech-fabric shirts that don’t just look sharp but are designed to help you swing better and go further,” she added.
Determined to open more doors for women and young players, Scola Onsongo is not just competing; she is redefining the game’s future, one swing at a time.