South Africa’s Izel Pieters carded a one-under par (75, 71 – 146) and is now lying tied 11th with fellow South African, Michaela Fletcher (74, 72 – 146) after round two of the Harder German Junior Masters. The event is being played at the Golfclub Gut Neuzenhof at Heddersheim, Germany.
The baby in the SA team, Michaela Fletcher, posted the best score of the South African girls (two over par 74) in the first round of the Harder German Junior Masters being played at Golfclub Gut Neuzenhof in Heddesheim, Germany.
South Africa’s top three Junior Girls tee off today in round 1 of the Harder German Junior Masters, being played at Golfclub Gut Neuzenhof, Heddesheim in Germany. After their practice round yesterday (Monday), the three, Izel Pieters, Lara Weinstein and Michaela Fletcher are ready to compete in this prestigious international junior tournament. They are accompanied by WGSA President Cynthia Rayner.
WGSA Secretary Paddy Goodwin retires in April 2012 and with the growth in Women’s Golf over the past five years it has been decided to split the current position of SECRETARY into two positions.
Swaziland’s Nobuhle Dlamini equalled and then bettered the 73 par Bryanston Country Club course record this week when she won the Nomads Gauteng 36-hole stroke play championship with a brilliant nine-under-par 137 (69, 68).
Top SA Junior Lara Weinstein continued her recent good form to win the Durban Regional Championships played at Mount Edgecombe Country Club yesterday. Playing in superb KZN winter weather with only a slight breeze off the sea, the teenager returned a four over 148 to win the event by two strokes from Alana van Greuning. In third place was Kloof CC’s Kate Brett-Castle on 158. Lara is pictured here with KZN President Molly Whitaker.
Continuing the form displayed at the Astor Trophy when she won all her singles matches and defeated the world number one amateur in the world, Kim Williams lifted the Gauteng North Match Play Trophy yesterday, having won the Stroke Play Trophy earlier in the week.
South Africa’s top-ranked Kim Williams claimed the Gauteng North Women’s 54 hole stroke play championship by a massive 10 shots after carding a brilliant three-under 69 in what can only be described as miserable conditions at Centurion County Club yesterday.