
Madelene Stavnar Takes Platinum Ladies Open Lead as Gabrielle Venter Impresses in Johannesburg
Norway’s Madelene Stavnar leads the Platinum Ladies Open by a single stroke on 12 under par after round two at Blair Atholl in Johannesburg, with

Norway’s Madelene Stavnar leads the Platinum Ladies Open by a single stroke on 12 under par after round two at Blair Atholl in Johannesburg, with

Sweden’s Louisa Carlbom fires a stunning 10-under-par 62 to lead the Platinum Ladies Open by four strokes after day one at Blair Atholl Golf and

Sunshine Ladies Tour rookie Lois Lau of France clinched her maiden pro title at the Jabra Ladies Classic, winning a three-way playoff with a birdie

South Africa’s Danielle du Toit wins the 2026 Standard Bank Ladies Open at Durbanville Golf Club, claiming her second Sunshine Ladies Tour title with a

South Africa’s Danielle du Toit and Northern Ireland’s Olivia Mehaffey sit atop the leaderboard at four under par, leading a packed field by a single

Sunshine Ladies Tour rookie Kaylah Williams fired a stunning seven-under-par 65 to open up a three-shot lead after the Standard Bank Ladies Open opening round

Fifteen-year-old Lisa Coetzer secured her redemption with a 2&1 victory to claim the SA Women’s Amateur title, while 13-year-old Gemma Huxham showed immense composure to

Germany’s Celina Sattelkau claimed back-to-back Sunshine Ladies Tour wins with a composed five-stroke victory at the NTT DATA Ladies’ Pro-Am at Fancourt, navigating windy conditions

Germany’s Celina Sattelkau clinched her maiden Sunshine Ladies Tour title for her first professional win at Humewood, defeating Casandra Alexander in a mammoth six-hole playoff

Casandra Alexander returns to the R1.3m SuperSport Ladies Challenge at Humewood, championing the Sunshine Ladies Tour as the vital springboard for South African professionals to

Building on its growth, the 2026 Sunshine Ladies Tour schedule is bolstered by two LET co-sanctioned events in April, the new MCB Ladies Classic in

Nephrology Nurse and kidney transplant recipient, Dr Heilie Uys, has transformed her second chance at life into a remarkable sporting career, achieving world records and


