Ashleigh Simon lags just three off the pace from compatriot Connie Chen, who took a one stroke lead in the first round of the inaugural €250,000 Xiamen Open in China. Chen, with father Hong on the bag, toured the par-72 championship layout at the Orient Golf and Country Club in 68 strokes to take […]
After her recent victories at the Cell C SA Women’s Open at the San Lameer Country Club, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Blue Bay LPGA in Hainan, China, South Africa’s top women’s golfer Lee-Anne Pace is back in South Africa and is geared up for the inaugural First-Pace Golf Day for Girls. The development initiative is […]
On the back of a very successful 2014 Cell C SA Women's Open and Lee-Anne Pace ending a 26-year title drought for South Africa on the LPGA Tour, the Sunshine Ladies Tour received huge recognition from Sports International Magazine. Follow the link to below and view 10 pages in the 12th edition dedicated to the stars of South […]
Lee Anne-Pace broke a 26-year LPGA Tour title drought for South Africa when she claimed a three stroke maiden victory in the rain-shortened Blue Bay LPGA in China on Monday. Pace is only the second South African-born champion in LPGA Tour history after two-time Major winner, Sally Little, who won 15 times between 1976 […]
It is edge of the seat stuff for local golf fans, who will have an anxious wait to see if South Africa’s Lee-Anne Pace can follow Sally Little into the winner’s circle on the LPGA Tour. The legendary Major winner won 15 times on the LPGA Tour between 1976 and 1988 and Pace could […]
South Africa’s Lee-Anne Pace hardly had time to celebrate her play-off victory in the Cell C SA Women’s Open before she had to board a flight to China on Monday morning. However, the Pearl Valley golfer said that the memory of the winning putt at San Lameer Country Club will keep the South African smiling […]
The Ladies European Tour (LET) and Women’s Professional Golf Association of South Africa (WPGA) are delighted to jointly announce their agreement with World Sport Promotions to extend the South African Women’s Open through to 2021. The success of the tournament over the first three years of the relationship has created a tremendous boost to […]