Louis Oosthuizen may have endured the disappointment of a sixth runners-up finish at a Major, but he still banked a cool $1 350 000 (R19.2 million) at the US Open and moved to 12th in the world rankings. You may also like
England’s Richard Bland and American Russell Henley, an unlikely pair of major pace-setters, shared the lead after Friday’s second round of the US Open with South African Louis Oosthuizen one stroke adrift. You may also like
South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen matched US clubhouse pace-setter Russell Henley for the overall lead when darkness halted Thursday’s first round of the US Open, where Phil Mickelson struggled in his bid to complete a career Grand Slam. You may also like
Louis Oosthuizen has moved up to 20th in the world after finishing as a runner-up at this past weekend’s PGA Championship. You may also like
After another runner-up finish at the PGA Championship this past weekend, Louis Oosthuizen has expressed his great desire to eventually win a second career Major. You may also like
South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen has managed a runner-up finish in all four Major tournaments since taking his only Major victory at the 2010 British Open. You may also like
Patrick Cantlay and Rory McIlroy have taken a share of the lead at the BMW Championship on Friday after both players concluded the second round on one under par. You may also like
Louis Oosthuizen will move to the PGA Championship on the back of a strong week at the WGC-FedEx St Jude Invitational. You may also like
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
Defending the South African Open and filling the role of new player host are on Louis Oosthuizen’s to-do list this week at Randpark Golf Club. You may also like
