
Gabrielle Venter Clinches Platinum Ladies Open Title with Birdie on First Playoff Hole
South Africa’s Gabrielle Venter produces a stunning finish to win the Platinum Ladies Open, birdieing the first playoff hole to beat Norway’s Madelene Stavnar at

South Africa’s Gabrielle Venter produces a stunning finish to win the Platinum Ladies Open, birdieing the first playoff hole to beat Norway’s Madelene Stavnar at

Candice Lill and Alessandra Keller produced their most dominant performance of the 2026 Absa Cape Epic, winning Stage 5 to extend their overall lead to

The Springbok Women’s Sevens at the HSBC SVNS 2’s three-leg tournament resumes in Montevideo, Paraguay this weekend, where they aim to vanquish Spain, China, Brazil,

Sophie Devine’s unbeaten 55 off 38 balls and an 84-run match-winning stand with Maddy Green powered New Zealand to a six-wicket win over the Proteas

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

Kate Courtney and Greta Seiwald outmanoeuvered overall leaders Candice Lill and Alessandra Keller in a sprint finish to secure their first stage win at the

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

Candice Lill and Alessandra Keller made it four from four at the 2026 Absa Cape Epic on Wednesday, winning the women’s elite Stage 3 from

Nadine Roos has been named Women’s Player of the Year and Springbok Women’s Sevens Player of the Year at the SA Rugby Awards, with the

Nadine de Klerk made her mark at the inaugural Women’s Hundred auction in London on 11 March, fetching £170,000 as the Proteas all-rounder prepares to

Candice Lill and Alessandra Keller made it three from three after overhauling a big challenge from second-placed Kate Courtney and Greta Seiwald at the 2026

Tazmin Brits’ half-century, Laura Wolvaardt’s unbeaten 41, and Kayla Reyneke’s explosive cameo helped the Proteas Women post 177/5, before Ayabonga Khaka and Nonkululeko Mlaba combined


