Van der Walt victorious in South Africa
Dawie van der Walt claimed the biggest victory of his career to win the Tshwane Open by two shots ahead of fellow South African Darren Fichardt.
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Fichardt claims Africa Open by two
South African Darren Fichardt survived a late wobble to claim a two-shot win on home soil at the Africa Open in East London.
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Locals lead the way in Africa Open
Two South Africans lead the way on home turf in the Africa Open in East London after Darren Fichardt fired a seven under par 65 to join Jaco Van Zyl at the top of the standings on 15 under.
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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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South Africans share top spot in Johannesburg
South African pair Richard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jr will head into the final round of the Johannesburg Open tomorrow with a five-shot lead over the rest of the field.
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Stenson ends drought with South African Open win
Sweden's Henrik Stenson ended three and a half years without a win today after a mid-round wobble in the South African Open at Serengeti.
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Stenson takes big lead at Serengeti
Globetrotting Henrik Stenson holds a commanding four-stroke lead after two days of the South African Open at Serengeti.
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Bremner makes fine impression in South Africa
Merrick Bremner matched the course record with an eight under par 64 when his home South African Open began at Serengeti on Thursday.
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Ferrer cruises past Anderson in US Open
Fourth seed David Ferrer passed a potentially dangerous test with flying colours as he defeated big-serving South African Kevin Anderson in the first round of the US Open.
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Piercy and McGirt share Canadian lead
South African Tim Clark became the second player to record a round of 62 in the RBC Canadian Open as Americans Scott Piercy and William McGirt reached the halfway point tied for the lead.
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Els claims Open after Scott collapse
South African Ernie Els won the British Open by one stroke from Adam Scott on Sunday after the Australian suffered an extraordinary late collapse on an incident-packed final day.
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London-bound Pistorius already dreaming of Rio
After striving to qualify for the 400 metres at the London Olympics for six years, Oscar Pistorius believes he will now be better placed to run at the Rio de Janeiro Games in 2016.
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Grace & Levin handed US Open spots
South African Branden Grace, a three-time winner on the European Tour this season, and American Spencer Levin have earned the final two exempt spots in this week's US Open.
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Grace holds China Open advantage
South African Branden Grace took a strong grip on the lead in the Volvo China Open after a sparkling eight-under-par third round of 64 to leave him on 18 under par.
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Malaysian Open delayed by bad weather
South African players continued to dominate the Malaysian Open before play was suspended due to bad weather today.
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Oosthuizen retains Africa Open title
Louis Oosthuizen won the Africa Open by two shots from fellow South African Tjaart van der Walt in East London this afternoon.
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Van der Walt joins Oosthuizen at the top
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen was joined by fellow South African Tjaart van der Walt at the top of the leaderboard Saturday after three rounds of the Africa Open.
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Late birdie helps Otto to SA title
Hennie Otto produced the biggest birdie of his career today to win his home South African Open by a shot at Serengeti.
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Otto ahead at South African Open
Hennie Otto leads the South African Open with a round to go after a day to forget for both five-time winner Ernie Els and overnight leader Steven O'Hara.
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O'Hara fighting hard for Tour card
Scotland's Steven O'Hara, fighting for his European Tour life, leads the South African Open on his own after a second-round 68 at Serengeti today.