Ash Struggles on the Old Course
South Africa’s Ashleigh Simon found the going tough on day one of the Women’s British Open, and suffered a double-bogey on each nine to go with four bogies for the day to finish the day four over-par, and 10 shots behind overnight leader, the world number one Lorena Ochoa.
Major LET Sponsor Signs Bregman
South Africa’s hot golfing prospects have once again been confirmed in Ladies European Tour rookie Stacy Lee Bregman being signed up by New Star Asset Managers, the tour organisers have announced.
Zorzi Eyes French Triple
As last week’s Catalonia Ladies Masters champion Ashleigh Simon travels to America, Laurette Maritz, Lee-Anne Pace and Stacy Lee Bregman champion South Africa’s cause at this weekend’s Ladies European Toure event, the Vediorbis Ladies French Open, at Le Golf D’Arras.
Stacey Rejoins Ash & Laurette
Stacey Bregman rejoins Ashleigh Simon and Laurette Maritz on the Ladies European Tour, where the Catalonia Ladies Masters brings nine of the Ladies’ European Tour’s top ten players to Club de Golf Masia Bach.
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.
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.
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.
All too Simple for Simon
Amateur Ashleigh Simon is on the brink of rewriting the records books of South African women’s golf as she heads into Saturday’s final round of the Acer Women’s South African Open with a staggering seven shot lead.
Robbertze takes SA Open Lead
South Africa’s Morgana Robbertze battled through a rainy first round of the Acer Women’s South African Open, to claim a one-stroke lead at Durban Country Club on Thursday.