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Scott Jamieson surely can’t feel hard done by after heavy rain washed-out the final round of the 114th Investec South African Open in Durban. Jamieson had ended his third round late Saturday sharing ninth place at 10-under but with still a handful of golfers to complete their rounds due to darkness on the host Durban Country Club course. Among those still to complete his third round was South African Dylan Naidoo, 27-year-old, Joburg-born, current World No. 466 who had won twice on the Sunshine ...

Newly-crowned New Zealand Open champion Ryan Peake will be hoping his criminal past will not seriously affect the excitement a new career path. The 31-year-old Aussie stormed home to capture the 104th hosting of the New Zealand Open trophy thanks to a bogey-free final round 66 to win by a shot at 23-under at the stunning Millford Sound Resort course outside of Queenstown on New Zealand’s South Island. Peake was soaked in champers by his good friends and in what now is a remarkable story after ...

You will not find top stars Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler among the list of those afforded invitations into next week’s $20m Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando. That’s surprising as one would think the likes of the triple major winning Spieth and Fowler will be great crowd pullers when the event tees-up on Arnie’s beloved Bayhill course. No, that is not how Steve Saunders and Arnie’s grandson looks at it. Thanks to colleague and good friend Adam Schupak of Golf Week we ...

Scotland’s Scott Jamieson is just a round shy of ending a 12-year ​winless drought​ in Durban, remarkably just two miles from where he captured a first and only victory in South Africa’s third largest city. Jamieson, 41, grabbed seven birdies including three in succession in a 68 for a 10-under tally in very testing windy conditions on day three of the rain-affected 114th South African Open on the Durban Country Club and virtually just up the road where in December 2012 he won the ...

The emotional golf-related news in recent weeks continues to remind us all there is so much more to golf than trying to hit a golf ball around a golf course in the least number of shots you can. There’s been a few stories that have pulled hard at the heart strings. Sad news of Tiger’s beloved mother, Kultida passing away over-showered everything in golf.  No, everything in sport! Tiger was still very much in mourning when he unexpectedly attended the final day of the Genesis Invitational ...

There seems to be always someone you meet in the course of travelling to report on golf touraments who leaves a lasting impression, an impression in the nicest manner. Someone other than those working on the Tour and travelling back and forward to tournaments. Those volunteering to drive the courtesy cars or the buses back and forward from the hotel to the golf course or a security person working the tournament media centre simply checking each day your entry badge while it could be someone ...

Former champion Richie Ramsay ​found himself reminiseing of his younger golfing days, playing his beloved Royal Aberdeen in posting a superb bogey-free 66 on ​day one of the 114th Investec South African Open in Durban. ​After a three-hour delay to the start of play Ramsay, 32, birdied four of his opening nine holes to end a shot behind the leading clubhouse duo of England’s Sam Bairstow and Swede Fredrik From​ who signed for 65s. Exclusive ….. Richie Ramsay @RamsayGolf shoots #InvestecSAOpen ...