LIV Golf announces three new events for the United States
LIV Golf added three new stops in the United States to its 2023 calendar on Wednesday announcing events in Tucson, Tulsa and West Virginia.
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SA golfer Lewthwaite hopes to regain confidence ahead of new Sunshine Ladies Tour season
South African golfer Lejan Lewthwaite hopes to shrug off a difficult 2022 year as she looks forward to a jam-packed 2023 Sunshine Ladies Tour season.
Golf gets makeover with short-format teams-based event
A new short-format golf event modelled on cricket's Indian Premier League will debut in Australia next year with 10 city-based teams, including the Bangkok Blades, Dubai Kings and New York Tigers, it was announced on Tuesday.
Australia to launch T20-style teams event
MELBOURNE : Australia will launch a new short-format golf event involving 10 city-based teams that its backers hope will revolutionise the sport and broaden its audience.
Golf on the upswing in Singapore, with return of tournaments and regional golfers
SINGAPORE: Golf is gaining popularity in Singapore, with major tournaments being held in the country, the return of events at local country clubs, and an influx of golfers from the region arriving as borders reopen.
Lalong links Plateau State’s growing tourism industry to golf development
Plateau State Governor, Simon Bako Lalong, has attributed the influx of visitors to the state to its thriving golf culture, which has been on the ascendancy since he assumed office in 2015.
Strydom makes big move as Irish duo post 71s in South Africa
Scotland's Scott Jamieson ties the lead with South African Ockie Strydom, while Irish duo Gary Hurley and Tom McKibbin carded a pair of 71s in the third round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek. Jamieson went into the day with a three-shot lead, having produced a course-record 63 on Friday, but struggled on the front nine - carding two birdies and three bogeys. However, he bounced back with a hat-trick of birdies at the 11th, 12th and 13th to sign for a 70 and join home favourite Strydom on 15 under par. Strydom, meanwhile, made a huge move on Saturday, carding an eagle, eight birdies and a single bogey to equal Jamieson's course record and earn a share of the lead.
Scott Jamieson forges clear at Alfred Dunhill Championship
Scotland's Scott Jamieson established a three-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek, while Northern Ireland's Tom McKibbin saw his challenge falter after a topsy-turvy round of 73.