WGSA President Erica Lefson announced today that Ashleigh Holmes, Pam Hayward and Marné Roos will represent South Africa at the Regional All Africa Challenge Tournament to be played in Swaziland from 29th April to 4th May, 2009.

With only four weeks to go to the Sanlam SA Amateur Championships, Kim Williams showed her intent when she won the KZN double at Kloof Counry Club with a convining 4/3 win over North West's Suné du Plooy.

After winning the SA Open Amateur Championship two weeks ago, Centurion's Kim Williams continued her top form to pick up the KwaZulu Natal stroke play championships, one shot ahead of Pam Hayward at Kloof Country Club on Sunday.

Johannesburg - 20 March 2009. As a result of the Handicap Tender issued by the South African Golf Association (SAGA) recently, a lot of questions have been asked that revolve around the process. These have been posted onto the SAGA's website.

Top SA golfer Bertine Strauss won the Western Province Match Play championships at Rondebosch today when she defeated Stroke Play champion Yvette du Plessis 5/4 in the 18 hole final.

Western Province's Yvette du Plessis won the Western Province stroke play championship at Rondebosch today on a three under par 141 (68, 73) against a field which included 14 of the top 16 on the South African amateur ranking. One stroke back was 17 year old Bertine Strauss on 142 (71, 71) and Kim Williams picked up the third spot on 143 (71, 72).

The SAGA received fifteen tenders in response to its Handicap and Course Rating Tender document published at the end of last month.

WGSA welcomed three new Provincial Presidents to the Executive this month - Vaughn Harrington, Myrlene Pieterse and Evie Stott.

Kim Williams picked up the Amateur Trophy at the SA Open Championships played at Parkview Golf Club from 10 to 12 March

Eastern Cape's Tanya Tibshraeny recorded convincing wins on her way to victory in the Border match play championship played at East London Golf Club this week. Lauren Bekker, runner-up in the stroke play, was once again the bridesmaid when she lost 6/5 in the final to Tanya.

KwaZulu Natal's Pam Hayward won the Border Championships played at East London Golf Club on Sunday 8 March, two strokes ahead of Lauren Bekkker from Gauteng.

There were times during his professional career when Ryan Dreyer played matches at his club for money to supplement his income on tour. He rarely lost, and at Benoni Country Club on Friday, the 36-year-old reinstated amateur drew on that experience to win the Glacier SA Amateur Championship.

The SAGA announces the teams for the Southern Cross Cup and Zone VI, both competitions taking place next month

The South African Golf Association (SAGA) issued a tender document (on Monday 23rd February 2009) in which it calls for interested companies to tender for the business of managing and administering its Handicapping and Course Rating System in partnership with SAGA.

They are separated by 15 years in age and are at vastly different stages in their careers. But Adrian Ford and Ryan Dreyer share one thing in common in that both are through to their first Glacier SA Amateur match play final at Benoni Country Club on Friday.

It's listed as a semi-final, but there's no doubt that the Thursday afternoon meeting between South Africa's top two amateurs could easily be the final of this Glacier SA Amateur Championship at Benoni Country Club.

The race to claim the most prestigious amateur title in South Africa will see two of the country's top amateurs clash in the quarter-finals of the Glacier SA Amateur Championship at Benoni Country Club on Thursday.

Dean O'Riley maintained his status as the favourite for this week's Glacier SA Amateur Championship with a convincing second round victory at Benoni Country Club on Wednesday.

Pre tournament favourite Dean O'Riley gave a clear indication to all competitors in the Glacier SA Amateur Championship that he is the player to beat after his fine performance in the first round of the match play played at Benoni Country Club today.

Gauteng North's Kim Williams ran away with the North West Championships when she returned a two under par 142, four strokes ahead of North West's Elru Botha on 146 with Henriette Fylinck (Gauteng North) and Alana van Greuning (Mpumalanga) on 147.