Maritz Struggles in Dubai
Laurette Maritz’s first round three-under 69 score kept her in the hunt with the middle ground, after a 2-over 74 for her second round left her tied for 20th place at the inaugural Dubai Ladies Masters.
2006 November Woman in Media – Lebo Thinane
Lebo Thinane is passionate about life and it comes through in her work. She is outspoken and brings a fresh, exciting edge to sports broadcasting. This sports fanatic knows its tough to be a woman broadcaster in a still male-dominated field, but her answer is hard work, and its paying off in more ways than […]
Dubai Ladies Masters Day 1
Swede Annika Sorenstam was the inaugural Dubai Ladies Masters Day 1 star when she ended day 1 with a top-drawer seven-under par 65 at the top of the leader board with a two-shot lead over Namika Omata from Japan.
Amateurs Take On Stellenbosch
Starting today, among the world’s most gifted young women golfers will assemble at the feet of Africa’s elegant mountain peaks to contest a four-day championship that is as elevated in esteem as it is lowly in bankable proceeds, by common modern standards.
Amateurs World Cup Countdown
Just as Tiger Woods, Nick Price, Trevor Immelman, Jack Nicklaus and Annika Sorenstam have done in years past, amateur golfers will travel from all corners of the globe to participate in the World Amateur Team Championships at De Zalze and Stellenbosch Golf Clubs.
Course Changes for World Cup
The 2007 Women’s World Cup of Golf is set for an even more thrilling finish with a few changes being made to the set-up of the Gary Player Country Club course at Sun City for the January 19-21 showpiece.
World Cup of Golf Draws Closer
One of the most significant international ladies golfing events takes place at Sun City from 19 to 21 January next year, and its staging is due to the efforts of two proud South African women, Lesley Copeman and Tania Fourie.
Annika Wins at Home
Sweden’s Annika Sorenstam has retained her Scandinavian TPC title, after a thrilling final day at Bro-Balsta Golf Club, her home course where she has played since the age of 12.
Mexican Heat on Swedish Fairways
Had she displayed it, Annika Sorenstam might have been forgiven a reasonable degree of bitterness when, having scoring a new course record 66 on day 1 of the Scandinavian leg of the European Women’s Tour, Mexican Lorena Ochoa scotched her record with what has been described a blistering 8-under par 65.
Steinhauer Wins British Open
American Sherri Steinhauer has won the 2006 LGU Season Women’s British Open, finishing on a 7-under 281, leading second-placed Cristie Kerr (USA) and Sophie Gustafson (SWE) by three. An even-par was enough for Steinhauer to push home her significant third-round advantage, as all top-10 leaderboard finishers battled to post anything more than a 1-under par […]
Sherri on Top
American Sherri Steinhauer leads the field going into the final round of the Weetabix Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes after a third round 66. The two-time winner started the tournament slowly with rounds of 73 and 70, before switching on the magic with a superb 6-under par 66 on day 3, […]
Ash Finds the Going Tough
South African golf sensation Ashleigh Simon is finding it difficult to negotiate the tricky Royal Lytham and St Annes course. A number of the world’s top female golfers are in action in the Women’s British Open.