World Cup Places Up for Grabs
As the Ladies African Tour winds down this week, the focus for the South African players will be a place on the 2008 Women’s World Cup of Golf team.
Ashleigh Storms to SA Open Win
Amateur Ashleigh Simon made South African golf history by winning the Acer Women’s South African Open for the second time in her career, becoming the first amateur to ever achieve this and the youngest at the age of 17.
SA Open Comes to Durban
A sweltering Durban Country Club awaits the field in this week’s Acer Women’s South African Open, which tees off here on Thursday, and finishes on Saturday.
Foreigners Top Leaderboard
The foreigners took control on day two of the WPGA Masters at Waterkloof Golf Club on Thursday.
Flying Fin wins WPGA Masters
Finland’s Kaisa Ruuttila claimed a victory in only her second tournament as a professional and while on a short holiday away from her studies when she won the WPGA Masters at Waterkloof Golf Club on Friday.
Bregman Chases Victory
Stacy Bregman has made another strong bid for a maiden professional victory after opening with a two under par 70 to share the lead in the first round of the WPGA Masters at Waterkloof Golf Club on Wednesday.
Bregman Snaps Up Round 1
Stacy Bregman made a promising start in her first tournament as a professional in South Africa when she claimed a two-stroke lead in the first round of the Pam Golding Ladies International at Dainfern Country Club on Wednesday.
Rookies Tee Up at Dainfern
South Africa’s Stacy Bregman makes her debut on the Ladies African Tour in her rookie season as a professional when she tees it up in this week’s Pam Golding Ladies International at Dainfern Country Club.
Kelli Hopes for SA Win
Laurette Maritz has never played a professional tournament at the famed Augusta National golf course, but says that the Gary Player Country Club course is the closest to what she believes playing at the home of the US Masters would be like.
Shean Cracks Mandela Invitational
Kelli Shean has received a late invitation to the seventh Nelson Mandela Invitational, starting at the Arabella Golf Course tomorrow, and says she’s delighted to hobnob with some the world’s most elite.
Shean Becomes a Razorback
Kelli Shean will be a happy girl today. Not only does she complete her Grade 12 exams, but news just in is that Shean has been awarded a full scholarship to the University of Arkansas in the USA, where she will tee up as a member of the university’s Lady Razorback Golf Team.
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.