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’s 1st Pro Tour Letdown
Nerves got the better of South Africa’s sparkling golf talent Ashleigh Simon, as she failed to make the cut at the halfway mark of the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, the opening tournament of her rookie year as a pro.
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.
Elosegui Wins, Bregman’s Honours
Spain’s Tania Elosegui survived a bogey five at the 54th hole to claim her maiden Ladies African Tour title – the Telkom Women’s Classic at Benoni Lakes Country Club.
Elosegui Takes Charge in Benoni
Spain’s Tania Elosegui is within sight of her first victory on the Ladies African Tour as she takes a one-stroke lead into Friday’s final round of the Telkom Women’s Classic at the Benoni Lakes Golf Club.
Bregman Chasing Victory Again
Stacy Bregman is once again chasing a maiden victory on the Ladies African Tour, after claiming a two-stroke clubhouse lead in the suspended first round of the R320 000 Telkom Women’s Classic at Benoni Lakes Golf Club on Wednesday.
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.
Pace Keen for a Double
Lee-Anne Pace will seek to join an elite club of multiple winners on the Ladies African Tour when she heads to the Waterkloof Golf Club this week hunting back-to-back victories in the WPGA Masters.
Maiden Title for Lee-Anne
Lee-Anne Pace claimed her maiden professional victory in the Pam Golding Ladies International at Dainfern Country Club on Friday.