Mickelson: Still doing things right
Phil Mickelson, who is one of America’s favourite sons and has completed 25 years as a professional, remains one of the best on the... Read more
Paul Casey: An Englishman on tour
Paul Casey is one of the most consistent players in the world; someone who should have won a lot more than he has. There’s still... Read more
Rory’s rollercoaster ride
Three years after winning his last Major, Rory McIlroy is taking one step forward, two steps back, writes JAMES CORRIGAN in Compleat Golfer.
Tony Johnstone: The fun never ends
Tony Johnstone, a true son of the African soil, is now 61 but retains a youthful zest for life, writes MICHAEL VLISMAS in Compleat... Read more
Ernie Els: Man of the Century
Ernie Els, one of South Africa’s finest sportspeople of all time, has played his 100th Major, writes GARY LEMKE in Compleat Golfer.
9 holes with King Kallis
Jacques Kallis made his name belting a ball around a cricket field, but the Proteas legend is no slouch on the golf course, writes... Read more
Full steam ahead: Jayden Schaper
Jayden Schaper, South Africa’s dominant junior, is riding the crest of a wave with five wins in his last six junior events, writes BRENDAN BARRATT... Read more
De Smidt’s learning curve
Ruan De Smidt, a multiple winner on the Sunshine Tour, is off to do the hard yards all again, writes MIKE GREEN in Compleat Golfer.
Brandon Stone: On solid ground
South Africa’s highly-rated young star, Brandon Stone, has all the building blocks in place on which to take his career to the next level, writes... Read more
Justin Thomas: Written in the stars
One of the most talented stars on the PGA Tour, Justin Thomas, is set for stardom, writes GARY LEMKE in Compleat Golfer.
