Laurette Climbs the Leaderboard

    Of the four South African golfers participating in the Northern Ireland Ladies Open at Hilton Templepatrick Golf Club, Lee-Anne Pace and Laurette Maritz improved their games, while Ashleigh Simon and Morgana Robbertze struggled amid rainy and gusting day two conditions. 

SA Four Tee Off in Ireland

  The Ladies European Tour last visited Northern Ireland in 2003, but four South Africans are in the run for the Northern Ireland Ladies Open at the Hilton Templepatrick Golf Club, starting on Friday.  

Bregman on Fire in Italy

  Stacey Lee Bregman finished as the best-placed South African after Thursday’s second round of the BMW Ladies Italian Open at Sheraton Parco de Medici in Rome, care of a great first day in Italy.  

Three Contest Italian Open

  Lee-Anne Pace is the first of three South African women to tee off at the €400,000 BMW Ladies Italian Open, starting today at the Sheraton Parco de Medici, in Rome, Italy.   

Ash & Co Struggle in Switzerland

South Africans continued to struggle in the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, at Golf Gerre Losone in Switzerland, as all four of them missed the cut after Friday’s round two.  

Pace Best Placed in Switzerland

    Lee-Anne Pace is the best-placed of four South Africans after the first round of the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, at the Golf Gerre Losone, Switzerland, when she recorded an even-par 72 to finish four off the leading pack.  

SA Trio vie for Spanish Open

  New Zealander Lynn Brooky likes her chances of defending the Spanish Open at Club de Campo Mediterràneo in Castellón this week, which also features South Africans Lee-Anne Pace, Stacy Bregman and Laurette Maritz.  

World Cup kicks off LET Season

The 2007 Ladies European Tour (LET) season begins this week with the US$1.2 million Women’s World Cup of Golf at the Gary Player Country Club, Sun City, South Africa, from 19-21 January.

Sweden, SA Share 1st Tee

South Africa and defending champions Sweden have been paired together in Friday’s opening Singles round of the Women’s World Cup of Golf at the Gary Player Country Club course, at Sun City in the North West.  

Ashleigh Rises in Dubai

Talented 17-year-old Ashleigh Simon is coming to the party in the world’s shopping mecca, steadily increasing her advantage on the vividly lush green lawns contrasted against the desert-scape background of the Emirates Golf Club, her three rounds improving 74-71-69 for a share of 15th place on 215.

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