Preview: Eye of Africa PGA Championship
The Sunshine Tour resumes its schedule after the summer holidays with the Eye of Africa PGA Championship, to be held from 31 January to 3 February. You may also like
Lipsky wins Alfred Dunhill Championship
American David Lipsky put on a short-game masterclass on Sunday to win the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek by two strokes. You may also like
Oosthuizen off with biggest threats
2010 Open Champion Louis Oosthuizen will start his pursuit of the South African Open on Thursday with English duo Chris Paisley and Matt Wallace for company. You may also like
Harding makes it two in a row
Justin Harding won his second Sunshine Tour title in two weeks when he pulled off a marathon six-hole playoff victory in the Lombard Insurance Classic at Royal Swazi Spa Country Club. You may also like
Harding looking to hit the jackpot again
Justin Harding fired an eight-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead ahead of the final round of the Lombard Insurance Classic being played at the Royal Swazi Spa Country Club. You may also like
Smit soars into lead in Swazi
Just like last week, Combrinck Smit took advantage of an eagle – a pair of them this time – as he fired a blemish-free nine-under-par 63 on Friday to take the first-round lead of the R1-million Lombard Insurance Classic at Royal Swazi Spa Country Club. You may also like
Harding takes route 63 to victory in Swazi Open
Justin Harding carded a bogey-free nine-under-par 63 to pull off his sixth Sunshine Tour victory when he squeaked home in the Investec Royal Swazi Open by one point. You may also like
Karmis keen to mix it with Coetzee, Burmester
George Coetzee and Dean Burmester, who have five European Tour wins between them, return to Southern Africa this week to star in the Investec Royal Swazi Open at the Royal Swazi Spa Country Club. You may also like
Coetzee makes history at Tshwane Open
George Coetzee made history by becoming the first multiple winner of the Tshwane Open on Sunday, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Coetzee leads going into weekend
George Coetzee converted home-town advantage into a second-round lead on Friday at the Pretoria Country Club as he fired a bogey-free seven-under-par 64 to edge one clear in the Tshwane Open. You may also like
