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
Scandinavian Invitation winner Erik van Rooyen is one of three golfers in line for the European Tour’s Golf of the Month award. You may also like
Jorge Campillo ended his long wait for a maiden European Tour win at the 229th time of asking with a two-shot victory over Erik van Rooyen at the Trophée Hassan II. You may also like
Erik van Rooyen’s good season will continue at the Gary Player Country Club after finishing off in Turkey with a 67. You may also like
Erik van Rooyen is the leading South African with Dylan Frittelli one behind his countryman after round two at the Italian Open, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Joburg Open runner-up Erik van Rooyen fired a 66 to set the clubhouse target on day two of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters. You may also like
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
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
Erik van Rooyen secured his European Tour status for 2018 by claiming a maiden European Challenge Tour victory at the Hainan Open. You may also like
Erik van Rooyen is one of just a few Challenge Tour players to make it into the field for this week’s D+D REAL Czech Masters in Prague this week, and he will be keen to use the opportunity to climb in the rankings for the Road to Oman. You may also like
