Central Gauteng has the early advantage against neighbouring Ekurhuleni, Southern Cape is up on Western Province and Boland is in the driver’s seat against Eastern Province after the morning foursomes on day three at the 55th South African Inter-Provincial, sponsored by Tempest, at Glendower Golf Club on Wednesday.

Ekurhuleni and Central Gauteng will face each other in the tussle for supremacy after both sides battled to victory in the second of the 55th South African Inter-Provincial, sponsored by Tempest, while Western Province retaliated after a first round loss at Glendower Golf Club on Tuesday.

Gauteng North and North West continued their winning ways, but Limpopo barely had time to recover after the 11 point loss to Gauteng North on Monday before KwaZulu-Natal handed them another hiding on day two at the 55^th South African Inter-Provincial, sponsored by Tempest.

Kaleigh Telfer staved off a spirited final round challenge from fellow Gauteng junior Ivanna Samu to lift her fourth title this season at the Boland Championship at Worcester Golf Club on Sunday. Telfer carded successive rounds of 68 to triumph on eight-under-par 136.

Southern Cape has an early edge over Ekurhuleni, Eastern Province held Western Province to a draw, Central Gauteng leads Boland and KwaZulu-Natal scored a clean sweep as the day two Foursomes wrapped up at the 55^thSouth African Inter-Provincial at Glendower Golf Club on Tuesday.

Gauteng North bellowed their intentions at the 55^th South African Inter-Provincial, sponsored by Tempest, when they obliterated Limpopo in the opening round, while KwaZulu-Natal also threw down the gauntlet with a strong assault on Free State in the B-Section matches at Glendower Golf Club on Monday.

It may have taken a lot more effort than they planned for, but defending champions Central Gauteng and host union Ekurhuleni got the job done and joined Southern Cape as the early frontrunners in the first round of the 55th South African Inter-Provincial, sponsored by Tempest, at Glendower Golf Club on Monday.

Ekurhuleni got their South African Inter-Provincial campaign off to the ideal start in the Foursomes against Western Province, while Gauteng North scored a clean sweep against Limpopo in the B-Section Foursomes at Glendower Golf Club.

Ekurhuleni is counting on experience, youthful exuberance and home course advantage to hunt down a historic first victory in the South African Inter-Provincial Championship, sponsored by Tempest, from 21-25 September.

As the 2015 season enters the home straight, the battle for the top spot in the Womens Golf South Africa Senior Rankings is heating up after Kaleigh Telfer narrowed the gap on current number one Ivanna Samu on Sunday.

Defending champions Central Gauteng will lead the A-Section charge in the 55th South African Inter-Provincial, sponsored by Tempest Car Hire, at Glendower Golf Club from 21 – 25 September.
While history and form favour the side who struck gold for a record 27th time last year, the defending champions are taking nothing for granted in their opening match on Monday.

Glendower Golf Club promises to serve up a feast of rousing shot-making, inspiring feats and a contest to savour when the 55thSouth African Inter-Provincial Championship tees off from 21-25 September.

The Glacier Junior Series wrapped up its qualifying tournaments with the Compleat Golfer Tournament at Humewood Golf Club on Sunday. The A Division title went to Humewood’s own Jacques Smith, who won by two strokes with a round of 76. Smith will be playing in his third National Final.

South Africa’s Ivanna Samu claimed a runner-up finish in the Girls Competition and finished ninth overall in the 2015 Duke of York Young Champions Trophy, while compatriot Dylan Naidoo tied for 14^th in the prestigious international junior championship at Prince’s Golf Club in England on Friday.

South Africa’s Dylan Naidoo tied for 14^th in the 2015 Duke of York Young Champions Trophy, while compatriot Ivanna Samu claimed a runner-up finish in the Girls Competition and finished ninth overall in the prestigious international junior championship at Prince’s Golf Club in England on Friday.

Felix Palson from Sweden took the second round lead at the Duke of York Young Champions Trophy, while top ranked Ivanna Samu battled the blustery conditions to cling to the 10 spot and fellow South African Dylan Naidoo preserved a top 20 position in Kent, England on Thursday.

Felix Palson from Sweden took the second round lead at the Duke of York Young Champions Trophy, while top ranked Ivanna Samu battled the blustery conditions to cling to the 10 spot and fellow South African Dylan Naidoo preserved a top 20 position in Kent, England on Thursday.

South Africa’s top ranked Ivanna Samu enjoyed a top 10 finish in the first round at Prince’s Golf Club and compatriot Dylan Naidoo broke into the top 20 under the watchful eye of Duke of York Young Champions Trophy patron and co-founder, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew.

South Africa’s top ranked Ivanna Samu enjoyed a top 10 finish in the first round at Prince’s Golf Club and compatriot Dylan Naidoo broke into the top 20 under the watchful eye of Duke of York Young Champions Trophy patron and co-founder, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew.