Schwartzel wins by 12 strokes
South African Charl Schwartzel completed his fantastic finish to 2012 with an astonishing 12-stroke victory on home soil at the Alfred Dunhill Championship today.
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Schwartzel on verge of another win
Charl Schwartzel, an 11-shot winner in Thailand last weekend, takes a 10-stroke lead into the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship in his native South Africa tomorrow.
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Bourdy holds slim lead in South Africa
France's Gregory Bourdy is the man to catch at the Alfred Dunhill Championship after an opening six under par 66 at Leopard Creek in South Africa.
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Mulroy enjoys Leopard Creek win
Garth Mulroy avoided a repeat of the nightmare finish by Ernie Els four years ago to win the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek in South Africa.
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Mulroy enjoys Leopard Creek lead
Garth Mulroy has another chance of a first European Tour victory after a remarkable turnaround in the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek.
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Kruger powers clear in Alfred Dunhill
South African Jbe Kruger took advantage of a collapse by compatriot George Coetzee to race clear in the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek.
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Martin endures Leopard Creek nightmare
Pablo Martin's hopes of an Alfred Dunhill Championship hat-trick lay in ruins after the first round in South Africa.
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Martin holds nerve to win Alfred Dunhill
Defending champion Pablo Martin held his nerve to claim back-to-back Alfred Dunhill Championship titles after an error-strewn closing almost cost him in Malelane.
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Michael hangs on to his advantage
Rookie Anthony Michael recovered from an awful start on day three to lead the Alfred Dunhill Championship by one stroke heading into the final round at Malelane.
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Michael holds lead in Malelane
Rookie Anthony Michael continued his excellent start to the Alfred Dunhill Championship by moving two strokes clear at the halfway stage in Malelane.
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South African rookie leads Dunhill Championship
Little-known South African Anthony Michael was the clubhouse leader after day one of the Alfred Dunhill Championship after a round of six-under-par 66 put him one stroke clear at Malelane.
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Martin lands maiden professional title
Spain's Pablo Martin has won the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa - the opening event of a new European Tour season.
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Run of fortune keeps Martin in front
An amazing stroke of fortune enabled Spaniard Pablo Martin to take a two-stroke lead into the final day of the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa.
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Martin leads by four at Alfred Dunhill
Less than a month after fearing for his European Tour future, Spaniard Pablo Martin charged into a four-stroke halfway lead at the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa.
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Els set for South Africa return
Triple major winner Ernie Els will return to his native South Africa to compete in next month's Alfred Dunhill Championship, the opening event of the 2009-10 European Tour season.
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Dyson wins Dunhill Links Championship
England's Simon Dyson fired a superb closing 66 to win the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by three shots at St Andrews, with Ireland's Rory McIlroy in joint second place.
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McGinley in flying form
Paul McGinley speaks to Robbie Irwin about leading GB & Ireland to victory in the Vivendi Trophy and his excellent form in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
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Donald leads several Irish chasers
Luke Donald gave himself the chance to end three and a half years without a win by matching the lowest round of his European Tour career in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship today.
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Sterne edges out Dunhill duo
Richard Sterne was the main benefactor on the final day of the Alfred Dunhill Championship clinching the tournament by one shot after both Thomas Aiken and Len Mattiace threw away their overnight advantages.
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Aiken shoots course record in South Africa
Little-known South African Thomas Aiken fired a course record 61 as he stormed to the top of the leaderboard at the Alfred Dunhill Championship.