Helping hands
This month we go behind the scenes and talk to Shani Lits, one of the drivers behind the success of Els for Autism in... Read more
On the way up: Wilco Nienaber
One of South Africa’s most decorated amateurs, Wilco Nienaber, is settling into life as a professional, writes BRENDAN BARRATT.
Lee-Anne Pace: Back on Course
After seriously contemplating retirement, Lee-Anne Pace, has decided to play on for one more year, writes KEN BORLAND.
Jean Hugo: Staying the Distance
One of the Sunshine Tour’s longest-serving players, Jean Hugo, opens up about a career filled with fond memories, writes MIKE GREEN.
Celebrity: Stefan Terblanche
The former Springbok and Sharks flyer has always enjoyed golf for its spirit and a chance to relax outdoors with teammates and friends, writes... Read more
Celebrity: Brian Mitchell
South Africa’s greatest boxer Brian Mitchell talks about his golfing hero, getting two holes-in-one and why golf is now a big part of his... Read more
Rahm: Spanish train on track
The new European Tour No 1 golfer, Jon Rahm, will have his sights set on the Majors in 2020 as he continues his rise.
Mike Bass: Out on the links
One of South Africa’s most renowned racehorse trainers is enjoying his golf again after a life-changing experience, writes GARY LEMKE.
Games have begun
Stellenbosch Golf Club played host to the start of another exciting year for the Els for Autism golf series, writes WADE PRETORIUS.
Jaco van Zyl: Resetting again
There have been plenty of ups and downs in his long career but Jaco van Zyl is starting again at home, writes MIKE GREEN.
