Frittelli soars to John Deere win
South Africa has another PGA TOUR winner after Dylan Frittelli surged to his first PGA TOUR title at the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run. You may also like
Frittelli struggles to 77 on debut
Dylan Frittelli posted an opening 77 after a few costly errors undid some steady work around Augusta National on Thursday, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Frittelli’s Augusta plans in place
The fifth and final South African in The Masters field, Dylan Frittelli, has already started work ahead of his first start at Augusta, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Frittelli overtakes Schwartzel in rankings
Dylan Frittelli has moved past long-time SA No 3 Charl Schwartzel in the latest rankings with both players just inside the top 50. You may also like
Frittelli co-leads Maybank Championship
Dylan Frittelli grabbed a share of the lead after keeping his cool at the Maybank Championship on Saturday as he carded a bogey-free 66 to get to -15, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Frittelli makes his move in Malaysia
Dylan Frittelli will once again carry the South African hope after moving within two of the lead at the Maybank Championship in Malaysia, 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
Frittelli’s Masters dream not over
South Africa’s rising star Dylan Frittelli narrowly missed out on a place at The Masters but all is not lost with a few spots left in the field of 2018’s first Major, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Frittelli the top Saffa in 2017
This year saw the emergence of a number of South African winners but no one had a better season than Dylan Frittelli, WADE PRETORIUS explains. You may also like
Rose wins as Frittelli misses out on Masters
Justin Rose romped to victory at the Indonesian Masters with a final round 62 on Sunday as Dylan Frittelli failed to end the year inside the world’s top 50, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
