Rory’s new lease on life
Victory at The Players Championship, the fifth ‘Major’, has given the former world No 1, Rory McIlroy, some much-needed confidence, writes CHRIS COX.
JP Strydom: Open for business
It took 100 tournaments before a maiden Sunshine Tour victory. Now, one is likely to bring two for Jean-Paul Strydom, writes MIKE GREEN.
Tiger Woods: Simply the Greatest
Not only did Tiger Woods roll back the years to win for the fifth time at Augusta, but he also completed the most remarkable... Read more
Louis de Jager: The Family Man
Louis de Jager, another of South Africa’s ‘now’ generation, has found the winning formula, and it all starts at home, writes MICHAEL VLISMAS.
COTM May 2019: Rondebosch GC
With the imposing Table Mountain looming above, Rondebosch GC is a bustling club offering members and visitors the chance to unwind, writes WADE PRETORIUS.
Rose among the Azaleas
World No 1 heading into The Masters, Justin Rose, is a South African-born Englishman and a big fan favourite, writes GARY LEMKE.
Seeing is believing
The Masters is a bucket-list experience for most golf fanatics. PAUL BUDGE is a South African who travelled to Augusta with a group of... Read more
Patrick Reed: Eat your heart out
He’s not universally liked, but reigning Masters champion Patrick Reed won’t be losing any sleep over his popularity before Augusta, writes GARY LEMKE.
Unplugged: Dylan Frittelli’s new story
Success in his first bid for a PGA Tour card has opened up a hornet’s nest of new challenges for Dylan Frittelli, writes WADE... Read more
King Louis: Class is permanent
South Africa’s top-ranked golfer, Louis Oosthuizen, is again showing the form that made him a Major contender, writes GARY LEMKE in Compleat Golfer.
