LIMPOPO GOLF UNION
Newsletter January 20, 2020 2020 Greetings to all our members at all the various clubs in the Limpopo Province. We as the Limpopo Golf Union Executive wish everyone a prosperous 2020 and may every golf club grow from strength to strength. We wish for every golfer that has stopped playing to pick up their clubs
“Finding the Five GolfRSA National Divisional Champions“ Glendower Golf Club 5th – 7th November 2017 “Five months ago GolfRSA launched a tournament that pits the winners of the Club Championships of affiliated golf clubs around the country in a qualifying process against their counterparts from other participating clubs in the different Golf Unions. In line
Follow us over the next few days on Facebook as we will be introducing you to the team They will be representing Limpopo Juniors at the Junior Inter-Provincial in East London this year. We wish them luck and hold thumbs for a great performance
9 November 2017 – The history of diamonds in South Africa is rooted in the Northern Cape, but Sandra Winter from George sparkled brighter than the Star of South Africa when she lifted the SA Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship title for a record fourth time on Wednesday. Winter had successive victories in the women’s mid-amateur flagship event in
The annual Sanlam Cancer Challenge has reached its climax with the final being played at Drakensig Golf Club in Hoedspruit 26 August 2017. The aim of the tournament is to use golf as a tool to help generate funds for CANSA – the cancer association of South Africa. In 2017 so far with all funds
Golf RSA (the unified operations company for amateur golf in South Africa and encompasses the South African Golf Association (SAGA) and Womens Golf South Africa (WGSA) has started a few new initiatives for the average golfer who plays social and can not or does not want to ever play at a provincial level. We can
51 player came through to play in the 2017 edition of the Mogol Open. This tournament boasts with names of past winners who are playing on the professional scene currently and thus is respected as one of the tougher tournaments to play. 2017 was no exception, the greens was running fast and the summer
Wind speeds of up to 25km/h at Koro Creek Bushveld Golf Estate will keep any golfer busy. As the players came in after their final round the common words were “thank goodness that’s over”! Richard Joubert made an early charge at the leaders with a 31 (-5) front nine but the wind got the
Koro Creek Bushveld Golf Estate showing its teeth It is an absolute different story today at Limpopo Amateur Open Stroke Play Championship. A strange breeze picked up the morning of the second round that turned into what felt to the players like gale-force winds. Leaders fade away while new players start performing in very tough
Players took advantage of Koro Creek Bushveld Golf Estate being in immaculate condition and the weather fooling you to think it might already be summer. Early morning, the starter calls a name that has not been heard on the amateur scene for numerous years. Louis Moolman a past champion of the Limpopo Amateur Open Stroke
