Winners of the regional qualifying rounds in the 2026 Nedbank for Good Series will vie for the overall championship title at the upcoming season finale, scheduled for 13 November at the Windhoek Golf Club.
Nedbank made this announcement after the series wrapped up its qualifying campaign at the Omeya Golf and Lifestyle Estate last weekend, with Gerrit van Rooyen and Mary-Ann Boltmann emerging victorious in the men’s and ladies’ divisions, respectively.
In the men’s competition, Gerrit van Rooyen and Tiaan Snyman both finished on 42 points. Van Rooyen secured first place on a count-in, while Snyman took second place on a count-out. John Williams completed the top three with 39 points.
In the ladies’ division, Mary-Ann Boltmann claimed first place with 37 points. Anja Wessels finished just one point behind on 36 points to secure second place, while Anecia le Grange rounded out the top three with 33 points.
Tournament organiser, Dan Zwiebel, said the Omeya event provided a fitting conclusion to the qualifying stage of the series.
“Reaching the end of the qualifying rounds is an important milestone in the Nedbank For Good Series calendar. We have seen competitive golf and committed participation throughout the series, and Omeya provided a fitting conclusion to this stage of the competition,” he said.
Nedbank Namibia Communications and Public Relations Manager, Selma Kaulinge, noted that the conclusion of the qualifying rounds provided an opportunity to recognise the golfers and partners who have supported the series throughout the year.
“The conclusion of the qualifying stage at Omeya marks another important moment in the 2026 Nedbank For Good Series. As money experts who do good, Nedbank Namibia is proud to support a series that brings golfers together at clubs across Namibia and provides amateur players with an opportunity to compete,” she stated.
(from left): Gerrit van Rooyen, Nedbank Namibia Sales Manager for Transactional Banking; Bruclin Maasdorp; and Mary-Ann Boltmann.
