Burmester buzzing after opening 66
Dean Burmester put himself in contention at the BMW PGA after overcoming a slow start during round one at Wentworth on Thursday, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Karmis keen to mix it with Coetzee, Burmester
George Coetzee and Dean Burmester, who have five European Tour wins between them, return to Southern Africa this week to star in the Investec Royal Swazi Open at the Royal Swazi Spa Country Club. You may also like
Burmester keen to go one better at Fancourt
Dean Burmester has put the Dimension Data Pro-Am ahead of European Tour spoils and is confident he has the game to make the decision pay off, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
South Africa’s top three all drop a spot
Louis Oosthuizen, Branden Grace and Charl Schwartzel all dropped one spot in the latest world rankings with Spain’s number one Jon Rahm the big winner. You may also like
Burmester confident ahead of SA Open
Dean Burmester starts the BMW SA Open with a sense of confidence that will make him one of the favourites in the tournament which gets underway at Glendower Golf Club on Thursday. You may also like
Rahm up to third, Louis remains SA’s number one
Spain’s Jon Rahm continues his meteoric rise up the world rankings as he moved into third spot to become the fourth youngest player to reach the mark. You may also like
Burmester ready for Mauritius Open
In-form Dean Burmester enjoyed an impressive European Tour campaign in 2017, and is ready to kick on this season with a strong showing at the 2017 AfrAsia Mauritius Bank Open. You may also like
Frittelli, Burmester make rankings leap
European Tour rookies Dylan Frittelli and Dean Burmester failed to pull off the win on Sunday, but enjoyed a healthy rankings leap after the DP World Tour Championship. You may also like
Young stars lining up at PGA Championship
Dean Burmester set the pace at 16 under par after three rounds at the Eye of Africa PGA Championship, but a handful of future stars were hot on his heels. ‘I’m really happy with the way I played, and I really like the golf course. I just see a lot of things here, and I really like the greens. It… Read more →
Burmester chasing hard despite weather delay
Dean Burmester returned to finish his second round of the Eye of Africa PGA Championship on Saturday morning. He is chasing hard as he completed his sixth consecutive sub-70 round on the course to move into second place for the tournament. He finished his homeward nine – from one to nine, after he had started round two on the 10th –… Read more →
