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.
Retief Goosen: In the 50 zone
Retief Goosen, one of the quiet men of golf, has reached a significant milestone – turning 50. GRANT WINTER looks back at his brilliance down... Read more
Next chapter: Garth Mulroy
With a remarkable back story, this 40-year-old raised in South Africa isn’t afraid of what an uncertain future holds, writes MICHAEL VLISMAS in Compleat Golfer.
Jacques Blaauw: Chasing the dream
After spending a challenging time in the US, this South African has turned his sights to Japan, writes MIKE GREEN in Compleat Golfer.
