Els foresees lawsuit over putter ban
Players expected to challenge decision ERNIE Els has predicted a legal battle over the ban on anchoring putters set to come into force in 2016 and admitted he would not have won last year’s British Open without a long putter.
Van der Walt swings to a win in Tshwane Open
DAWIE van der Walt claimed his first European and Sunshine tour victory with a final round five under 67 to win the Tshwane Open at Copperleaf Golf and Country Estate yesterday.
SA’s Fichardt wins Open
SOUTH Africa’s Darren Fichardt held his nerve over the closing stretch to seal a fourth European Tour title at the 1-million (R11.9-m) Africa Open in Buffalo City yester day.
Africa Open date might change
THERE was both wind and a windfall at yesterday’s action-filled Africa Open Golf Challenge.
R21M EXTRAVAGANZA
SPORTS lovers and local businesses in Buffalo City Metro are in for a glorious weekend of sporting action with four major national and international events on the go.
Africa Open excitement
ADILSON da Silva asserted his dominance in the à 1-million (about R11.77-million) Africa Open when he dipped 10 shots under par in his weather-interrupted first round yesterday morning and shot a second round 68 in the afternoon to take pole position at the East London Golf Club.
It’s Van-tastic
A RED-HOT Jaco van Zyl stamped his authority on the Africa Open with an impressive six-under-par 66 on a day that saw the bulk of the field struggle in the extremely windy conditions at East London Golf Club.
Africa safari hits EL
THOMAS Aiken and Jbe Kruger, the two players who chased Charl Schwartzel all the way to the winning post during the 2010 Africa Open, will renew their competitive rivalry at East London Golf Club today.
