Sharma holds on to win Joburg Open
Shubhankar Sharma entered the week relatively unknown but left a European Tour champion after holding off South Africa’s Erik van Rooyen at the Joburg Open, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Joburg Open set for Monday showdown
The Joburg Open will finish on a Monday for the first time in its history after a heavy thunderstorm forced the suspension of Sunday’s final round at Randpark Golf Club. You may also like
Sharma takes control at Joburg open
Shubankar Sharma eased his way clear of the chasing pack in the third round on Saturday to take a yawning five-stroke lead into the final round. You may also like
Pulkkanen hits fifth gear at Joburg
Tapio Pulkkanen fired an impressive 64 to set the clubhouse target at 14 under on day two of the Joburg Open at Randpark Golf Club. You may also like
Oosthuizen withdraws from Joburg Open
A freak injury at the airport has forced top-ranked South African golfer Louis Oosthuizen to withdraw from the Joburg Open starting tomorrow at Randpark Golf Club. You may also like
Oosthuizen to play in Joburg open
The Joburg Open will make history as it becomes the first tri-sanctioned golf tournament on South African soil, and it also features a new date and venue on the Sunshine Tour this year. You may also like
Chase hots up for season finale as Williams wins Joburg Open
The 2017 Sunshine Ladies Tour season is heading for the most enthralling of finales, after Kim Williams produced a grandstand finish to capture the R500 000 Joburg Ladies Open title on Tuesday. You may also like
Taylor the one to catch as Williams, Buhai chase hard
English golfer Lauren Taylor will start the final round of the R500 000 Joburg Ladies Open with a slender lead as South African duo Kim Williams and Ashleigh Buhai lie in wait at Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club on Tuesday. You may also like
Fichardt wins Joburg Open with last-hole birdie
Darren Fichardt called his caddie over to help him read the putt that would win him the Joburg Open on Sunday, but in the end, he was left to his own devices as he sank the two-footer which gave him a one-shot victory at Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club. After bogeying the 17th on the East course, he needed… Read more →
Rain wrecks another round at Joburg Open
A thunderstorm hit Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club on Saturday to cause yet another delay to the Joburg Open – this time reducing the tournament to 54 holes instead of the regulation 72. You may also like
