Defending champion Casandra Alexander made her intentions clear during the first round of the Absa Ladies Invitational following a five-under-par 67, at the Royal Johannesburg
History made as Annika Langvad claims her sixth Absa Cape Epic title, and teammate Sofia Gomez Villafana her second, the duo controlling the race from
There were new 2025 Absa Cape Epic faces on the top step, with Monica Yuliana Calderon Martinez and Tessa Kortekaas dominant from start to finish
A nine-birdie blitz combined with an eagle for a bogey-free final round of 11-under-par 60 secured South Africa’s Kiera Floyd her maiden professional win at
Stage Race Leaders Annika Langvad and Sofia Gomez Villafane came under serious pressure from Monica Yuliana Calderon Martinez and Tessa Kortekaas but endured to win
Casandra Alexander shot a consecutive five-under-par 66 to take the lead of the Platinum Ladies Open on the second round at the Blair Atholl Golf
Annika Langvad and Sofia Gomez Villafane maintained their unbeatable combination to win Stage 4 of the Cape Epic, a 80km and 1950m of elevation gain
Norway’s Karoline Lund produced her lowest round as a professional to lead the field after the first round of the Platinum Ladies Open on the
Annika Langvad and Sofia Gomez Villafane win fourth consecutive Cape Epic stage under brutal conditions as leading South African team Bianca Haw and Hayley Preen
Belgian Annika Langvad and Argentina’s Sofia Gomez Villafane extended their Cape Epic lead after the brutal and lengthy Time Trial Stage 2, inching their General
Nadia van der Westhuizen’s two-over-par 74 in the final round was good enough to earn her a one-shot victory in the SuperSport Ladies Challenge, at
South Africa’s Casandra Alexander became the first multiple winner of this Sunshine Ladies Tour title since 2019, holding her nerve to lift the Jabra Ladies
