The third round morning foursomes of the South African Interprovincial at Port Elizabeth Golf Club have left Boland and Limpopo lagging, while the Western Province gave Gauteng North a wake-up call.
Andre Pieterse was appointed as the new president of the South African Golf Association (SAGA) at the Association’s Annual General Meeting held in Port Elizabeth on Tuesday. Pieterse will take over from the current incumbent, Colin Burger, and in terms of the SAGA’s constitution, will serve a two year term commencing Saturday, 22 September 2012.
Central Gauteng may still be in command, but the dynamics of the South African Interprovincial Tournament changed dramatically after Gauteng North and Western Province staged spirited comebacks in the second round at Port Elizabeth Golf Club on Tuesday.
Boland, Western Province and defending champions Central Gauteng are in the driver’s seat after the second round foursomes at the South African Interprovincial at Port Elizabeth Golf Club. After a first round loss to Boland, Province bounced back to take a 3-1 lead over Limpopo, Central Gauteng whipped KwaZulu-Natal by the same margin and Boland also surrendered just one game to Gauteng North.
Central Gauteng got their title defence off to a solid start, while Southern Cape emerged as the B-Section pacesetter in Monday’s first round of the 52nd South African Interprovincial, sponsored by Tempest Car Hire, at Port Elizabeth Golf Club.
Boland and Southern Cape emerged as the early pacesetters after the morning foursomes wrapped up in Monday’s first round of the 52nd South African Interprovincial, sponsored by Tempest Car Hire, at Port Elizabeth Golf Club.
Defending champions Central Gauteng are expecting to come under attack from Limpopo in Monday’s first round of the South African Inter Provincial, sponsored by Tempest Car Hire, at Port Elizabeth Golf Club.
Brandon Stone, a former SA number one amateur golfer, and Victor Lange of Royal Johannesburg & Kensington , who left SA sits both impressed their coaches in their first weeks playing for their respective colleges.