Bubba leads, Porteous and Burmester one back
Big-hitting Bubba Watson set the clubhouse target, with South Africans Dean Burmester and Haydn Porteous one behind at the Shenzhen International, before darkness halted... Read more
Six-year-old scores first ace, fulfils tradition
A six-year-old member at Bruntsfield Links scored his first hole-in-one and even complied with the age-old tradition of buying a round for the field.
Cayeux ready to fake it until he makes it
He’s back at Royal Harare Golf Club to play in the 2017 Zimbabwe Open, and Marc Cayeux’s unbelievable return to tournament golf has moved... Read more
Rowe defends as Sunshine Tour season begins in Zim
Defending champion Lyle Rowe is one of four players who have won the title at Royal Harare Golf Club, and he goes into Thursday’s... Read more
Simon Hobday: A joker with a serious game
The passing of Simon Hobday, aged 76, has robbed golf of one of its last true characters. The 1994 US Senior Open champion fought, but... Read more
Preview: The Valero Texas Open
TPC San Antonio will play host to the Valero Texas Open for the seventh consecutive year, as Charley Hoffman attempts to defend his title... Read more
Grace happy with season’s progress
South Africa’s Branden Grace is taking the positives after a good week at the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town, where he finished with a... Read more
Grace up one, Schwartzel unmoved in latest rankings
Charl Schwartzel remains South Africa’s top-ranked golfer in the latest official world golf rankings while Branden Grace moved up one spot to 21st.
James Kamte’s road to redemption
He was one of South Africa’s next generation of champions. Then things went wrong, but now James Kamte is back on track, writes MICHAEL... Read more
Winner’s bag: Wesley Bryan
Wesley Bryan shot a final round four-under 67 to come from behind to win the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links, his first... Read more
