Hennie du Plessis leads heading into weekend at Pecanwood
Hennie du Plessis earned himself a one-shot lead going into the weekend of the MyGolfLife Open hosted at Pecanwood as he added a 65 to his opening 62 to lead the field on 17 under par.
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LEADERBOARD | MyGolfLife Open at Pecanwood - Round 1
The MyGolfLife Open makes its debut and is under way at the Pecanwood Golf and Country Club in Hartbeespoort.
Wu Ashun eases to four-shot victory in Kenya
Wu Ashun cruised to victory at the Magical Kenya Open as a closing 65 gave him an emphatic four-shot win in Nairobi.
Ferguson in position for a Magical maiden Tour victory
Scotland's Ewen Ferguson will take a four-shot lead into the final round of the Magical Kenya Open as he seeks a maiden victory on the DP World Tour.
Sharma leads Kenya Open with SA's Lawrence lurking
Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma grapped a one-short lead at the Magical Kenya Open, crediting his aptitude in the altitude as he carded a four-under 67 on Friday.
Gavins leads in Kenya as Irish quartet six off the lead
An impressive seven-under-par 64 sees Daniel Gavins top the leaderboard after the opening round of the Magical Kenya Open.
Michael Hoey retires from professional golf to become DP World Tour referee
Northern Ireland's Michael Hoey has announced his retirement from professional golf to become a referee on the DP World Tour. Hoey, a five-time winner on the European Tour and part of the victorious Walker Cup team in 2001, will begin his new role in South Africa next month as a referee. "It's exciting, a new challenge," the 43-year-old told BBC Sport. "When the pandemic started in 2020 I started learning the rules and looking into that as I didn't really know where the future lay. "I missed that whole year but had quite a good year last year and did quite well at the Dunhill Links so I proved to myself I could still play. "But I've just turned 43 and I see so many good young players on the Challenge Tour now, it's hard to make a living. "I'll always miss the thrill of competition but I've had two years to think about this and while I enjoyed it last year, you have to make a living out of it too and I'm happy with where I am."
Former golfer Eduardo Romero dies
Argentinian golfer Eduardo Romero has died at the age of 67, the European Tour group has announced.