Pace wins Cape Town Ladies Open
South Africa’s Lee-Anne Pace held her nerve to force a playoff and then win it at the Cape Town Ladies Open on Thursday. You may also like
Garcia and Park lead the ladies in George
Lee-Anne Pace looked to have blown her chances on the first day of the Sunshine Ladies Tour’s Dimension Data Challenge, but the defending champion rallied with a birdie flurry to finish two off the pace from Nicole Garcia and Carrie Park from South Korea at George Golf Club on Friday. Pace hit the front with a trio of birdies in… Read more →
Buhai beats Pace in Cape Town Open playoff
Ashleigh Buhai won six times worldwide under her maiden name of Simon, but on Thursday at Royal Cape Golf Club she added Buhai to her first piece of silverware. The 27 year old sank a 25-foot putt for birdie on the first extra trip down the 18th to edge out Lee-Anne Pace after both players finished regulation play at eight… Read more →
Matharu motors to Tshwane Open lead
British golfer Kiran Matharu once again demonstrated some fine form on the Sunshine Ladies Tour to finish the weather-affected first day of the Ladies Tshwane Open at the top of the pile at Zwartkop Country Club. The Hennops River broke its banks on Monday night after a heavy deluge and caused some major damage, especially over the first nine holes…. Read more →
Eaton hoping for home comfort
Melissa Eaton hopes that a return to her native Port Shepstone will kick her Chase to the Investec Cup for Ladies season into high gear as the headlines the field at the R250 000 SA Women’s Open alongside two-time champion Lee-Anne Pace this week. The 32-year-old Eaton narrowly missed out on a maiden Sunshine Ladies Tour victory when she lost… Read more →
Pace targets SA Women’s Open hat-trick
South Africa’s top golfing export Lee-Anne Pace will be targeting an unprecedented record when the South African Women’s Open heads to the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast for a fifth successive year in early 2017. You may also like
Feng finally wins in 2016
China’s Shanshan Feng had four consecutive top-five results going into this week’s Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, where she finally got the job done with a three stroke victory over Suzann Pettersen. ‘It feels great,’ said Feng. ‘My record here is really good, especially the past four years. I had a very fantastic week, every time I come back here, it… Read more →
Pace comes roaring back
Lee-Anne Pace was out of the picture after carding 75 on Friday at the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, but she raced back into the top 30 with a 66 on Saturday. South Africa’s top-ranked woman golfer was bogey-free at TPC Kuala Lumpur in the third round and included a hole-out for eagle at the 10th to her five-under-par showing. The world… Read more →
Yang pulls clear in Malaysia
Amy Yang moved three strokes clear of the field after carding 69 in the second round of the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia on Friday. The South Korean got to 10 under par after two rounds and led Mi Jung Hur, Candie Kung and Anna Nordqvist going into the weekend. Yang avoided bogeys everywhere except the 14th hole at TPC Kuala… Read more →
Reto finds her rhythm in China
Olympian Paula Reto was on song at Jian Lake Golf Club in China on Thursday, where she carded a two under par 70 to share ninth place after round one of the Blue Bay LPGA. New Zealand’s Minjee Lee led with a round of seven under par 65 that contained eight birdies and one bogey. She added red numbers at… Read more →
