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.
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.
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.
Poor Start in Sun City
The gloves are off and the fight is on, and to be fair, team SA have not started in the best fashion, conceding an 18 stroke difference against leaders Paraguay on day one.
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.
Maritz Leads Simon in WWC Golf
JOHANNESBURG (23 November 2006) – The third Women’s World Cup of Golf will feature a mix of established stars and new talent on the fairways of the Gary Player Country Club in January.
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.
SA Amateurs in Historic Win
South African trio Ashleigh Simon, Stacey Bregman and Kelli Shean have pulled off a historic home victory in the World Amateur Team Championships at the De Zalze Golf Club today, after initially tying level with Sweden at the end of four day’s of golf.
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.
Morita Sparks Japan’s Early Lead
Stellenbosch, South Africa (18 October) – Rikako Morita’s 7-under-par 65 sparked Japan to a two-stroke lead over defending champion Sweden, South Africa and Chinese Taipei after the first round of 2006 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.
Amateurs Take On Stellenbosch
Starting today, among the world’s most gifted young women golfers will assemble at the feet of Africa’s elegant mountain peaks to contest a four-day championship that is as elevated in esteem as it is lowly in bankable proceeds, by common modern standards.