Sterne shoots record score in Joburg success
South African Richard Sterne produced a faultless closing round to claim a seven-stroke victory over local boy Charl Schwartzel with a tournament record 27-under at the Johannesburg Open.
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Fisher Jr and Sterne lead in Johannesburg
South Africa's Richard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jnr are tied for the lead at the halfway stage of the Joburg Open, three shots clear of the chasing pack.
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Amazing Grace earns sweet Joburg success
South Africa's Branden Grace carded a level-par 72 in his final round to win the Joburg Open today.
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Finch & Grace share Joburg lead
Richard Finch chipped in for an eagle three on the eighth hole as he maintained his challenge on a rain-shortened third day in the Joburg Open.
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Schwartzel misses cut in Johannesburg
Defending champion Charl Schwartzel missed the cut at the weather-hit Joburg Open on Saturday after struggling on the greens at the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club.
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Rock proves steady to lead Joburg Open
Robert Rock shot a second-round 67 to hit the front just moments before a thunderstorm forced play to be abandoned for the day at the Joburg Open.
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McGrane shares Joburg Open lead
Damien McGrane shares the clubhouse lead on 63 with England's Jamie Elson after a weather-interrupted first round of the Joburg Open on Thursday.
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Schwartzel retains Joburg Open title
Charl Schwartzel successfully completed the defence of his Joburg Open title after a four-under-par 67 in the final round.
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South African trio share Joburg lead
South Africans Charl Schwartzel, Thomas Aiken and Garth Mulroy all overcame nervous round threes to share the lead heading into tomorrow's final day of the Joburg Open.
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Schwartzel leading the way in Joburg
Defending champion Charl Schwartzel sprinted into a share of the Joburg Open second-round lead with a 10-under-par 61.
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Maritz and Mordt lead Joburg Open
Martin Maritz and Tyrone Mordt shared the lead after round one of the Joburg Open today with both carding faultless nine-under-par 62s.
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Schwartzel makes it two-in-a-row
South African Charl Schwartzel coasted to a second successive European Tour victory at the Joburg Open today, while Darren Clarke eagled the last to tie for second.
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Clarke chasing victory at the Joburg Open
Ireland's Darren Clarke sits in second place after the third round of the Joburg Open, as he chases his first European Tour win since the 2008 KLM Open.
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Lynn holds Joburg advantage
England's David Lynn, with only one win in over 300 European Tour starts, holds the half-way lead at the Joburg Open.
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Clarke shows form in South Africa
South African Neil Schietekat fired a nine-under-par 62 to grab the first-round lead in the Joburg Open, while Darren Clarke showed great form to be tied in second.
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Snow preparation not ideal for Hansen
Denmark's Anders Hansen admits the preparation for his Joburg Open title defence this week has not been ideal.
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Tsonga claims Jo'burg semi-final place
Top seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga marched into the semi-finals of the SA Tennis Open in Johannesburg today with a storming straight-sets victory over Kristof Vliegen.
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Hansen claims Joburg title
Anders Hansen held his nerve on the final hole of the Joburg Open to claim a birdie and win the title from Andrew McLardy.
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Two share lead at Joburg Open
Charl Schwartzel, Andrew McLardy and David Drysdale share the lead going into the final round of the Joburg Open after the trio finished a rain-affected day three on 11-under par.
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Hoey one shot off lead in South Africa
Michael Hoey shot a 68 to move one shot off the leader in a rain-affected Joburg Open on Friday.