The first round of the 2025 Magical Kenya Open was played on Thursday, February 20 at the Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairobi. 64 players carded rounds under par with two players tied for the lead and 19 ranked in the top-10.John Parry and Benjamin Hebert lead the field at the Magical Kenya Open with a score of 8 under. Seven players are within three shots of the lead. 2025 Magical Kenya Open Round 1 LeaderboardBelow is the leaderboard for the Magical Kenya Open. Only the top-50 are included:T1 John Parry -8T1 Benjamin Hebert -83 Jayden Schaper -7T4 Wooyoung Cho -6T4 Jacob Skov Olesen -6T6 Kristoffer Reitan -5T6 Adrien Saddier -5T6 Christofer Blomstrand -5T6 Jamie Rutherford -5T10 Marcel Siem -4T10 James Morrison -4T10 Jovan Rebula -4T10 Renato Paratore -4T10 Lukas Nemecz -4T10 Ricardo Gouveia -4T10 Freddy Schott -4T10 Angel Ayora -4T10 Daan Huizing -4T10 Joel Moscatel -4T20 Louis Albertse -3T20 Daniel Gavins -3T20 Alexander George Frances -3T20 Tapio Pulkkanen -3T20 Grant Forrest -3T20 Marcus Kinhult -3T20 Adrian Otaegui -3T20 Jens Dantorp -3T20 Alexander Levy -3T20 Deon Germishuys -3T20 Adri Arnaus -3T20 Gregorio De Leo -3T20 Nacho Elvira -3T33 Eugenio Chacarra -2T33 Ryan van Velzen -2T33 Darius Van Driel -2T33 Riz Charania -2T33 Albert Boneta -2T33 Manuel Elvira -2T33 Ben Schmidt -2T33 Jacques Kruyswijk -2T33 Jordan Gumberg -2T33 Zihao Jin -2T33 Benjamin Follett-Smith -2T33 Jannik De Bruyn -2T45 Sean Crocker -1T45 Aaron Cockerill -1T45 Ryggs Johnston -1T45 Matthew Southgate -1T45 Clément Sordet -1T45 Ivan Cantero -1T45 Brandon Robinson Thompson -1T45 Jeff Winther -1T45 Casey Jarvis -1T45 Daniel Nduva -1T45 Veer Ahlawat -1T45 Angel Hidalgo -1T45 Sebastian Söderberg -1T45 Marco Penge -1T45 Eddie Pepperell -1T45 Kazuma Kobori -1T45 Tadeáš Tetak -1T45 Jeong weon Ko -1T45 Dale Whitnell -1T45 Robin Williams -1Benjamin Herbert co-leads the Magical Kenya Open after round 1 (Image via Getty).John Parry carded eight birdies and no bogeys in the first round of the Magical Kenya Open, while Benjamin Hebert carded an eagle and six birdies, also without a bogey. Parry has won twice on the DP World Tour before, while Frenchman Hebert is still looking for his first win.Speaking after the round, Parry said (via the official DP World Tour website):"I hit it well. I kept it in play pretty well. Even though I've had a bad few weeks in the Middle East, I haven't panicked. Just keep doing the same things that worked last year and hopefully they'll keep working for the rest of the year. I think if I keep doing that the results will come."Meanwhile, here's what Herbert said:"I'm very pleased. Playing this course in the afternoon is very hard...I’m very happy, it’s one of those days where everything went my way."Notably, former LIV player Eugenio Chacarra is playing in the Magical Kenya Open as part of his reinstatement after dropping out of the breakaway league. The Spaniard carded five birdies and three bogeys to finish in a tie for 33rd.