• PGA TOUR

    PGA TOUR chief suspends his pay

    Jay Monahan has given up his salary with golf in limbo following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic which has wrecked the golf calendar. You may also like


    Sunshine Tour

    Sunshine Tour join Covid-19 fight

    The Sunshine Tour has suspended all activities in line with the country’s fight against the Covid-19 outbreak and will review its position in a month’s time. You may also like


    Hero Open

    Hero Indian Open also postponed

    Another golf tournament has been postponed due to the ongoing and increasing problems caused by the coronavirus. You may also like


    Fritelli

    Weekend wrap: Bez, Frittelli cash in

    South African duo Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Dylan Frittelli enjoyed a profitable week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. You may also like


    Schwartzel

    Schwartzel headlines SA’s Bay Hill hopes

    Charl Schwartzel is one of three South Africans in action at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Bay Hill, Florida this week, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like


    Harding

    Harding up for title defense

    Justin Harding joined a prestigious list of former champions when he lifted the famous Mother of Pearl Trophy last season at the Qatar Masters. You may also like


    Golf

    State of the South African golf nation

    Take a look at a breakdown of the recorded stats from 2019 to tell us the state of the game in South Africa as we move further into 2020. You may also like


    Golf

    Ahlers leads Saffas onto Asian Tour

    Jaco Ahlers was one of a trio of South Africans to earn their cards via Asian Tour Qualifying School on the weekend as they look to force their way onto the biggest stages in golf. You may also like


    Reed

    Reed wins WGC, Van Rooyen in T3

    Patrick Reed added his eighth PGA Tour title to his career on Sunday evening when he won the WGC-Mexico Championship, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN. You may also like


    Vorster

    Vorster moves into top 32

    Martin Vorster birdied 17 and eagled the 18th at Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club to advance to the top 32 of the matchplay stage with the other three top-ranked amateurs in South Africa in the Aon South African Amateur Championship. You may also like