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Frittelli’s Masters dream not over

South Africa’s rising star Dylan Frittelli narrowly missed out on a place at The Masters but all is not lost with a few spots left in the field of 2018’s first Major, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like

Masters third round tee-off times

Former world No1 Jason Day of Australia will play the third round of The Masters on his own as he tees off first in Saturday’s third round. You may also like

Spieth back to winning ways

For years to come, Jordan Spieth’s achievements will be compared to his 2015 season which held two majors and a rise to world number one, but the young Texan was happy enough with a victory at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Sunday. The 23-year-old, like all great golfers, heaps more pressure on himself than anybody else does, but his real talent lies… Read more →

Willett ready to heat up the desert

Danny Willett took the good with the bad in 2016 and is keen to rediscover his best form at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship this week. ‘It was along year and it had the Masters in there and Dubai, but also some lows at the end of the season. It was a career-defining year and hopefully I can follow up… Read more →

Newly-wed Buhai keen to get back into the swing of things

Ashleigh Simon needs no introduction. Her storied amateur career was nothing short of outstanding and, since she joined the pro ranks, she has complimented a flood of amateur victories with two Ladies European Tour and four Sunshine Ladies Tour titles. You may also like

Matsuyama beats the best at Hero World Challenge

Hideki Matsuyama outclassed a field that included 16 of the world’s top 25 players at the Hero World Challenge this week, where he went 18 under par. The Japanese superstar took a seven-stroke advantage into the final round after he shot 65 on Saturday at Albany in the Bahamas. He shot 73 in the final round, his first time not… Read more →

Topsy-turvy Tiger

A hole-out for birdie from the bunker at the fifth hole on Saturday got Tiger Woods into a share of the lead at the Hero World Challenge, but the former world number one was headed for trouble. Betting companies could hardly keep up with the changing odds for the 2017 Masters now that Woods had returned after 16 months away…. Read more →