The four top places in the KZN Junior Championships played at Selborne Country Club on 2 and 3 December were claimed by Western Cape girls, with Milnerton’s Cara Gorlei in top spot. She is seen here accepting her winner’s trophy from WGSA Vice-President Karen Olivant
Five time winner on the European Ladies Golf Tour and 2011 Henderson Order of Merit winner Lee-Anne Pace, along with LET Tour winner Anne-Lise Caudal took time out from their training to coach the girls of Webervallei Primary Golf Development Program.
Liezl Klotz qualified recently as a PGA golf professional and is seen here with Caryn Louw and Dennis Bruyns.
Michaela Fletcher, with a final round of 74, finished in 3rd position and the SA team were delighted that at least one of the South African’s was able to bring home a trophy from the 3rd Albatross Inernational Junior Championship played in New Delhi this week.
Pretoria amateur Brandon Stone ended a remarkable year by winning the Freddie Tait trophy for finishing as the leading amateur in the South African Open at the Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate on Sunday.
Brandon Stone and Jared Harvey will go head-to-head in the battle for the Freddie Taite Cup presented to the leading amateur when the final round of South African Open Championship tees off on Sunday.
South Africa’s number one ranked amateur Brandon Stone and reigning SA Amateur Stroke Play champion Jared Harvey will battle it out for the Freddie Taite Cup honours after both made the cut on the button to sneak into this weekend’s play at the South African Open Championship at Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate.
Western Province junior Johann Germishuys finished in sixth position, eight shots off the leader going into the final round of the 3rd Albatross International Junior Championship being play in New Delhi this week.