Kenyan pro golfer Daniel Nduva returned the best score of Round Two of the Entebbe Open played on Wednesday, November 4, to ascend to the top of the leaderboard.

Nduva played a 2-under 69, with his scorecard reading five birdies, ten pars and three bogeys, to jump four places to assume leadership of the 72-hole championship.

He had a perfect start to the round, sinking a birdie on the par-5 hole 1, playing even on the second and sinking another birdie on par-4 hole 3 to set a firm foundation for the round.

Meanwhile, Bulhan Matovu overcame a rough front nine to finish with 2-over 73 and move up a place on the leaderboard to second with a gross score of 143 through two rounds. Matovu is two shots behind the leader, Nduva.

Day one leader Andrew Ssekibejja slipped and is tied for second place after returning a 4-over 75. Ssekibejja struggled on the front nine, registering four bogeys, including a double bogey on par-4 hole 5.

Grace Kasango moved up a place to fourth after returning 72, as he did in the first round.

Silver Opio, who played a course even and Abraham Ainamani are tied for fifth place with a gross score of 145.

Herman Mutebi, who was third on the leaderboard after the opening day, had a round two to forget after playing 9-over 80 to slip to 12th place.