Walters one back at Shot Clock Masters

Justin Walters fired a second consecutive 68 to move within one of the lead at the Shot Clock Masters, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like

Walters ‘Relishing the opportunity’ in Hong Kong

Justin Walters hit three fairways on Saturday, but salvaged a round of 69 at Hong Kong Golf Club to be seven under par and within four shots of the lead. ‘I managed to keep a decent score and give myself a chance for tomorrow, which I’ve struggled with in the past. Hopefully we can stay in touch and get the… Read more →

Cabrera-Bello flying towards victory

Rafa Cabrera-Bello is looking to cap off his stellar year at the Hong Kong Open, where he led at the halfway stage after shooting 65 on Friday. ‘I just need to keep giving myself chances. I have been working on some mistakes that maybe I have done on other occasions. I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong not to get… Read more →

Kruger back in the groove

It all clicked for JBe’ Kruger in the first round of the Hong Kong Open, where he carded a four under par 66 to be within two strokes of the early lead. The Bloemfontein local won on the European Tour back in 2012, when he beat Germany’s Marcel Siem at the Avantha Masters. He’s been unable to win since, but… Read more →

Coetzee clawing his way back

George Coetzee shot 66 at Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort on Saturday to join a tie for seventh place on 10 under par, eight shots behind leader Thorbjorn Olesen. Coetzee led the first round after he shot 64 on Thursday, but struggled to a 73 the following day to slip out of the top 10. He regained some ground… Read more →

Walters canters into the weekend

Justin Walters made two late bogeys coming home at the Turkish Airlines Open to sign for 70 on Friday, making the weekend in a share of 19th place on four under par. The 36-year-old shot 32 on the front nine, including birdies at the first, fifth and sixth holes of Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort. First-round leader George Coetzee… Read more →

Coetzee soars into Turkish Airlines lead

George Coetzee found the groove at Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort on Thursday and shot 64 to lead round one of the Turkish Airlines Open. The 30-year-old claimed his third European Tour victory at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open last year, but hasn’t lifted a trophy in 2016. Last week he tied for 40th place at the WGC-HSBC Champions,… Read more →

Harrington wins after eight long years

Padraig Harrington turned back the clock at the Portugal Masters on Sunday with a final round of 65 to win by one stroke over defending champion Andy Sullivan. ‘It’s a big win,’ said Harrington. ‘Portugal Masters is a big tournament. I’ve been coming here for ten years, so I’ve always liked it down here. I’ve always liked coming down to… Read more →

Aiken for another win

Thomas Aiken last won the European Tour in 2014 and will be salivating at the thought of a fourth title when he begins the Portugal Masters on Thursday. At 73rd in the Race to Dubai he’ll need good results to make the Finals Series, but his recent share of 33rd place at the British Masters will go a long way… Read more →

Walters playing well when it counts

Justin Walters is 105th in the Race to Dubai, and the top 110 keep their cards at the end of the season. There are three events left before the Finals Series begins, so it’s an important time of the year to be performing. The South African dug deep on Friday at The Grove and shot a three under par 68… Read more →