Luke Jerling getting closer to first Sunshine Tour win
Luke Jerling is giving it all he’s got as he works towards his maiden win as a professional golfer, writes Mike Green.
Five amateurs picked for SA Open
Five of South Africa’s most promising amateur talents have been added to the star-studded SA Open field at the Gary Player Country Club from 3-6 December. You may also like
Oosthuizen reflects on special victory
An emotional Louis Oosthuizen was full of praise for his family and friends after romping to a six-shot win at the SA Open at Randpark. You may also like
Oosthuizen crowned national champion
Louis Oosthuizen ended a nearly-three year drought as he romped to a six-shot victory to claim his first South African Open title at Randpark on Sunday, writes WADE PRETORIUS. Louis signs off as Compleat Golfer’s playing editor Oosthuizen marked his return to the national championship with a stunning display in the final round to erase the pain of letting the… Read more →
Oosthuizen closing in on SA Open title
Louis Oosthuizen put on a short game exhibition to open up a three-shot lead at the SA Open at Randpark Golf Club,, and set himself up for a first success in the tournament. You may also like
Rebula leads Freddie Tait race
Reigning amateur champion Jovan Rebula laid down an early marker in the hunt for the Freddie Tait Cup after day one of the South African Open Championship, hosted by the City of Johannesburg at Randpark Golf Club. You may also like
Grace praises Paisley after SA Open battle
South Africa’s number one hope at the BMW SA Open, Branden Grace, paid respect to Chris Paisley after the Englishman’s fine display on Sunday. You may also like
Perfect Paisley wins SA Open
Not the winner the local fans envisioned at the start of the day, Chris Paisley was flawless en route to his maiden win at the BMW SA Open, writes WADE PRETORIUS at Glendower. You may also like
Grace: I’m right back in it
Patience and positivity paid off and then some for Branden Grace as he leapt back into contention at the BMW SA Open at Glendower. You may also like
Grace lights up Glendower, trails by one
Branden Grace thrilled the local gallery with a back nine 31 that leaves him just one behind leader Chris Paisley heading into Sunday’s final round, writes WADE PRETORIUS at Glendower. You may also like
