The Construction Industries Federation of Namibia (CIF) announced that preparations for the inaugural CIF Golf Classic 2025 are set to take place at the Windhoek Golf Club today. 

With 44 sponsors already on board and 18 teams of four players confirmed, the tournament is attracting broad support from across Namibia’s business community. 

Hosted by the CIF and Namibia’s construction sector, the CIF Golf Classic goes beyond golf. It celebrates cross-sector collaboration and highlights the importance of a strong construction industry in driving national development. 

While proudly rooted in the construction industry, the tournament welcomes participation and support from all sectors. “We are excited to see Namibia’s business community come together for this inaugural event,” said Bärbel Kirchner, CEO of the CIF of Namibia. 

“The CIF Golf Classic is not just about sport. It’s a platform to forge partnerships and generate vital resources that strengthen our ability to advocate for the construction sector and Namibia’s economic growth overall,” reads a statement from the organisers. The event enjoys exceptional corporate support, including Naming Rights Sponsor Hardrock Earthworks and co-sponsors City Concrete, Ohorongo Cement, Nexus Mining and Construction as well as Momentum Short-Term Insurance. 

“At Hardrock Earthworks, we believe that strong relationships are the foundation of any thriving business community. That’s why we’re proud to support the inaugural CIF Golf Classic. The event brings industries together, builds lasting partnerships and supports a sector that is vital to Namibia’s economic success. Our sponsorship reflects our commitment to creating connections that help businesses grow and the country move forward,” stated Johan van Wyk, managing director of Hardrock Earthworks. 

The competition format is a 4-Ball Alliance scramble with a shotgun start and a maximum handicap of 24 for men and 30 for women, with a 75% handicap allowance applied. Participants can look forward to exciting features such as a hole-in-one prize of N$100 000, generous giveaways, gourmet catering throughout the day and a prize pool of N$150 000 shared among the top 10 teams.