Club Championships
The club's own championship, contested annually by members across categories.
Kenya's oldest inter-club amateur golf tournament, held at Royal Nairobi almost every year since 1924 — and one your name could sit alongside on a shield that's carried it since 1938.
The first Easter Tournament was held at Royal Nairobi in 1924, with teams from Nairobi, Mombasa, Kiambu, Nakuru, and Muthaiga. It was organised by Major Arthur C. Tannahill, the club's Honorary Secretary at the time, who went on to become the first President of the Kenya Golf Union.
In 1938, the tournament's trophy was renamed the Tannahill Shield in his honour — a name it has carried through every edition since.
The inaugural Easter Tournament is held at Royal Nairobi, organised by Major Arthur C. Tannahill.
The trophy is renamed the Tannahill Shield, in honour of its founder.
The tournament is not held — the first of only two interruptions in a century, due to the Second World War.
The tournament is not held for the second and, to date, final time — due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The centenary edition of the Tannahill Shield is held. Mombasa Golf Club — our sister club — makes history, winning the centenary edition for the first time.
The Tannahill Shield is the highlight, but competitive golf at Royal Nairobi runs throughout the year.
The club's own championship, contested annually by members across categories.
Regular monthly competitions that keep the club's competitive calendar active year-round.
Informal, sociable rounds that bring members together outside the more formal competitions.
Competitions held in support of charitable causes, drawing members and guests alike.