Hammond Seizes Third Sunshine Success & First MENA Tour Win With The Roar Victory
Daniel Hammond rode a hot start to break free from the chasing pack and win The Roar, the third and final event on the MENA Tour’s South Africa swing, co-sanctioned with the Sunshine Big Easy Tour, at Waterkloof Golf Club on Thursday.
Starting the final round one back, the 26-year- old South African signed for a solid five-under 67 to finish on 14-under, beating his nearest challenger and MENA Tour regular Matias Calderon by one shot for his third victory on the Sunshine Tour.
The South African ...
McIlroy Admits Harder Now To Win Major Than Since His Last Major Victory Two Years Ago.
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It has been nearly two years since Rory McIlroy captured his fourth Major Championship in near darkness at Valhalla in Kentucky.
That was nine Majors ago for the now World No. 3 ranked Northern Irishman.
And while McIlroy looks to win the Masters to become a Grand Slam champion he was asked on the eve of his maiden appearance in this weeks Travelers Championship whether he felt it is becoming harder to not only win a first Majors but either of the other three Majors ...
Mickelson & Bones Call It Quits After 25 Years, Five Majors & 48 Worldwide Victories.
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There was Samson and Delilah, Romeo and Juliet, Bonnie and Clyde, Laurel and Hardy while the golf world had Mickelson and Bones.
But no more and after 25-years the longest golfer and caddy relationship is over.
In a joint statement, Jim “Bones” Mackay will no longer caddy for the five-time Major winning Mickelson.
Mickelson won all but one of his 49 worldwide victories with the now 52 year old “Bones” on the bag but it has been four long years since Mickelson ...
Calderon Roars Into Two Shot Lead Day One Of “The Roar” At Waterkloof GC.
MENA Tour regular Matias Calderon shot a solid five-under 67 to lie two shots off the pace after the opening round of The Roar, the third and final co-sanctioned event with the Sunshine Big Easy Tour, at Waterkloof Golf Club, on Wednesday.
Starting on the 10th tee, the Chilean picked up four shots in his last eight holes after making the turn at one under to move into a five-way for fourth as Kenya’s Stefan Engell Andersen and South African duo Daniel Hammond and JJ Senekal carded matching ...
Forget The $US 1/4 Million As Portrush “Second” U.S Open Winner Just Wants Dozen Heineken.
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Westwood Welcomes Return To “Traditional” U.S. Open Host Venues In 2018.
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