Golfer from across Fiji and beyond will converge at Denarau Golf and Racquet Club on March 1 for the Cure Kids Fiji Open.
The event dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children. This tournament is part of the 2025 Big Drives for Little Lives initiative, a major fundraising effort to support children’s health programs in Fiji.
The Cure Kids Fiji Open is expected to attract top amateur and professional golfers, all playing for a cause, raising funds to fight rheumatic heart disease (RHD) and other serious health conditions affecting Fijian children.
With Cure Kids Fiji leading efforts in medical research, early screening, and treatment programs, this tournament plays a crucial role in sustaining those initiatives.
The tournament serves as a platform to raise awareness and rally support for Cure Kids Fiji’s mission.
Golf Fiji president Amitesh Chandra stressed the importance of community involvement in supporting young lives.
“Golf is a great way to bring people together, and through this event, we aim to make a lasting impact on children’s health in Fiji,” he said.
This year’s Open also aligns with Golf Fiji’s ongoing commitment to junior golf development. With growing participation from young players across the country, the event is expected to highlight emerging talent while reinforcing the sport’s role in community engagement.
With 2025 shaping up to be a big year for golf in Fiji, the Cure Kids Fiji Open is set to be more than just a tournament, it’s a drive for change that will leave a lasting impact on children’s health.
