Brandon Stone Column: Schools of hard knocks
This October I did something I haven’t done in years. I went back to school – Tour Qualifying School. It’s undeniably one of the most stressful things a professional golfer faces in their career.
Brandon Stone Column: It’s time we all got along
Compleat Golfer’s playing editor discusses how unity among the world Tours benefits everyone.
Stone predicts more South African success on Challenge Tour
Compleat Golfer‘s playing editor Brandon Stone is confident that the current hot trend in South African professional golf will continue in this three-week stretch of European Challenge Tour events in South Africa, and including in this week’s Bain’s Whisky Cape Town Open which tees off at the Royal Cape Golf Club on Thursday, writes MICHAEL VLISMAS. You may also like
Stone has Major ambitions in Limpopo
Compleat Golfer playing editor Brandon Stone heads into this week’s Limpopo Championship with a very clear goal of using these next three European Challenge Tour events on the Sunshine Tour as preparation for next month’s PGA Championship. You may also like
Stone up top as Saffas light it up
Brandon Stone fired a third consecutive round of 66 to open up a two shot lead heading into the final round of the Portugal Masters. You may also like
Record round helps Stone claim Scottish title
South Africa’s Brandon Stone equalled the lowest round in European Tour history to win the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open. You may also like
Stone back to basics ahead of SA Open
Brandon Stone heads into next week’s BMW SA Open Championship at Glendower Golf Club looking for more consistency in his game. You may also like
Stone joins Oosthuizen, Coetzee at Mauritius Open
Multiple European Tour winner Brandon Stone has confirmed his place in the 2017 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open at The Heritage Golf Club at Heritage Resorts this November, adding to a strong South African contingent for this tri-sanctioned tournament. You may also like
Late bogey costs Brandon Stone
A closing bogey forced South African Brandon Stone to settle for a first round 69 on Thursday at the Open de France. You may also like
Frittelli and Stone make their move in Germany
Saturday, traditionally known as ‘moving day’, saw South Africans Dylan Frittelli and Brandon Stone climb the leaderboard in style, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
