Live auction launched by GolfRSA
The GolfRSA Help Fund will hold its first live auction since the initiative’s inception to raise funds for the affected golf parties under the Covid-19 pandemic. You may also like
Lone ranger Louis’ ranking update
Only four South Africans teed off at this past weekend’s Travelers Championship with only Louis Oosthuizen advancing past the cut on Friday. You may also like
Bez, Erik join Louis with US Open spots
The field for the 120th U.S. Open Championship, to be played September 17-20 at historic Winged Foot Golf Club, in Mamaroneck will have a different look, thanks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
‘Virus isn’t going anywhere’ – PGA chief
With five players withdrawing from the Travelers Championship, the PGA TOUR is increasing its efforts to ensure safety of all those involved on-site. You may also like
Golf with Ernie goes for huge amount
Now you can put a price on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and that is R644,875 … the winning bid for three to play golf with Ernie Els at Leopard Creek. You may also like
Saffas show green in rankings update
Dylan Frittelli put his name into the mix on Sunday with a scintillating 62 and despite being leapfrogged was one of a few South Africans to earn a rankings boost. You may also like
At last: Golf cleared for immediate return
Rejoice. Cheer. Raise a glass. Do whatever you deem appropriate (as long as it’s safe and legal) to celebrate … because golf, yes including amateurs, is back and open for play, writes Wade Pretorius. You may also like
Golf community mourns loss of a legend
The South African golf community is in mourning following the tragic death of Kempton Park Golf Club GM Mike Sebanz. You may also like
Featured groupings for Charles Schwab
The top three golfers in the world have been grouped together for the opening two rounds of the PGA Tour’s resumption this week. You may also like
GolfRSA on legal advice, right path
GolfRSA are currently exploring all avenues to ensure that golf facilities can be reopened under level 3 regulations saying they are ‘on the right path’. You may also like
