As many as 15 South Africans, including Branden Grace and Louis Oosthuizen, will face some of the best golfers in the world this week at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like
The South Africans put a stamp on the national championship ensuring that the trophy remains in the country but there were added rewards for a number of the top performers. You may also like
Defending the South African Open and filling the role of new player host are on Louis Oosthuizen’s to-do list this week at Randpark Golf Club. You may also like
Shane Lowry and Gary Woodland enjoyed Major breakthroughs in 2019, but many of the world’s leading players remain outside the Major winners club. You may also like
What started as one man’s dream to take the game to the people at grass-roots level has grown and blossomed, and this year, the South African Golf Development Board proudly celebrates 20 years of growing golf in South Africa. You may also like
A rested Tiger Woods will lead out his USA team as the Internationals attempt to win just their second Presidents Cup on Sunday at Royal Melbourne. You may also like
On track for a remarkable clean sweep, the Internationals were forced to settle for a share of the spoils in Friday’s foursomes, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
His team might have a three-point lead but Ernie Els is attempting to keep his Internationals side grounded after their successful start to the Presidents Cup. You may also like
Ernie Els was left with a beaming smile after watching his Internationals side soar into a 4-1 fourballs lead over the USA at Royal Melbourne, writes Wade Pretorius. You may also like
South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen may have fallen a shot short at the Australian Open but he will start this week’s Presidents Cup as a key man for Ernie Els’ side. You may also like
