The Western Province lost a little ground when Kwazulu-Natal managed to dominate the foursomes on a tension-packed fourth day at the 50th South African Inter Provincials at Pretoria Country Club.
Lynn Slogrove
Humewood and EP’s Lynn Slogrove won the SA Senior Ladies Championships 2010 when the event was played at West Bank and East London golf clubs this week. The six-handicapped veteran carded 169 (83, 86) to pick up the trophy by one stroke from Langebaan’s Sonja Kruger on 170 (89, 81).
The stableford event was won by Milnerton’s Jo Elves with 72 points over the two rounds.
While there are still three teams in it to win it in the A-Section, Eastern Province and Gauteng North continued to plot a course for an almighty showdown for promotion in the B-Section on Friday.
The Western Province expects strong opposition in the third round single matches at the South African Inter Provincial this afternoon, after handing Free State / Northern Cape a solid 4-0 drumming in the morning foursomes at Pretoria Country Club.
The Western Province strengthened their grip on the 50th South African Inter Provincial tournament at Pretoria Country Club by shutting out Central Gauteng in the afternoon singles on day two.
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South Africa’s Connie Chen tied 10th and was the second best girl on 228 (76, 81, 71) at the Duke of York Young Champions Trophy played at Royal St Georges Golf Club last week. The other South African participant, Brandon Stone finished T19 on 232.
Connie was selected to play in the event when she won the Nomads SA Girls Championships at Orkney earlier this year.
Central Gauteng threw down the gauntlet and made their intentions crystal clear with 10 splendid points on day one of the 50th South African Inter Provincial at Pretoria Country Club.
Team captain Ryan Dreyer, who led his team to a 4-0 whitewash in the foursomes and six victories in the singles against Free State and Northern Cape, said: “We didn’t come here to pick up where we left off last year. We came to win and the team delivered the kind of start I expected.
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