Els to return to Sun City
Four-time Major champion and South African golf legend Ernie Els has added his name to the impressive field being assembled for the Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player. You may also like
Van Rooyen leads Saffas in France
The imposing Le Golf National is the scene for this week’s Amundi Open de France where Erik van Rooyen starts as the highest place player in the Race to Dubai. You may also like
Hugo takes route 60 to day one lead
Jean Hugo raced to a blemish-free, opening-round 60 of this season’s Sun Wild Coast Sun Challenge and holds a one-stroke lead going into day two in Port Edward. You may also like
The Boom back to defend Wild Coast win
Vaughn Groenewald returns to the Wild Coast Sun this week to defend his Sun Wild Coast Sun Challenge a year on from last year’s shortened course drama. You may also like
Grace falls outside top 100
For the first time in nearly five years, Branden Grace has dropped outside the world’s top 100 after failing to make the weekend at the Shriners Hospital for Children Open. You may also like
Back nine puts home hero Rahm clear
Defending champion Jon Rahm carded an incredible back nine of 28 to take a five shot lead into the final round of the Open de España. You may also like
Perez crowned king of the links
Victor Perez overcame Matthew Southgate in an enthralling final day duel to win his first European Tour title at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. You may also like
Emotional Walters grabs Dunhill lead
Justin Walters found his form in spectacular style at St Andrews to take a one shot lead after an emotional first day of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. You may also like
Van Rooyen chasing more birdies
A dream season like this doesn’t just happen, observed Erik van Rooyen, who this year has arrived on golf’s world stage with a maiden European Tour victory, a load of top placings on leaderboards far and wide, and the equivalent of around R20 million in prize money. You may also like
Saffas look for Race to Dubai lift
No Major champion since Ernie Els won The Open in 2012 but three South Africans currently in the top 10 on the European Tour’s 2019 Race to Dubai, suggests that at least something is going well with our golf heading into this week’s $5-million Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland. You may also like
