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.
Lee-Anne Tops Leaderboard
Lee-Anne Pace has made a strong bid for inclusion in South Africa’s Women’s World Cup of Golf team as she heads into the final round of the Pam Golding Ladies International with a one-stroke lead.
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.
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.
Bregman Positions SA for Win
Speaking to gsport shortly before teeing off for her final round at the World Amateur Team Championships today, Kelli Shean sounded excited at what the day may bring for her and South Africa.
South Africa Leads by 4 Strokes
Stacy Bregman’s 3-under-par 69 helped South Africa increase its lead to four strokes over surging defending champion Sweden through three rounds at the Women’s World Amateur Team Championships.
SA on Top at Amateur Champs
South Africa rises to the top of the 2006 World Amateur Team Championship at the half-way mark, after our best two performers posted good scores at the Stellenbosch Golf Course today.
Japan takes Lead in Stellenbosch
It was Japan’s Rikako Morita’s 7-under 65 first round that stood out at the close of day 1 at the World Amateur Golf Championships, being played at the De Zalze and Stellenbosch Golf Clubs.
No Jungle for Lions
Defending Champions, Gauteng Lions once again proved that they are definitely a team to contend with on a low score of 582 in this year’s Pick ‘n Pay Inter-Provincial Tournament.
Lions on the Prowl
Gauteng Lions hold the honour and assume the pressure as defending champions, in anticipation of next week’s Pick ‘n Pay Women’s Inter-Provincial Golf Championship.