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GOLF.GARA.Ting and Ganne Searching for Their Second Wins of the Season in Garden City

Difficult conditions continued in Garden City, with the top of the leaderboard looking similar to the end of round one. Mirabel Ting holds the top spot with last week’s leader Megha Ganne. Two players sit just a shot behind, with a group of three just two shots back, making for a tight top of the leaderboard.

GOLF.GARA.Sleep-deprived Ryan Gerard excited for Omega European Masters debut after transatlantic trip from PGA Tour season finale

The American is no stranger to long-haul travel, having made headlines in golf circles last year for flying from America to the East African island of Mauritius in a bid to land a spot at the Masters.

Gerard was then ranked outside the top 50 on the Official World Golf Ranking but his runner-up finish in a play-off defeat to Jayden Schaper saw him climb inside that mark and meant the trip was rewarded with an invite to compete at Augusta National.

GOLF.GARA. Al via il Reply Italian International Under 16/Trofeo T. Soldati Alla manifestazione, dedicata al compianto Teodoro Soldati, partecipano 144 concorrenti in rappresentanza di 20 nazioni

Il Golf Club Biella Le Betulle, a Magnano (BI) ospita dal 2 al 4 settembre la 19ª edizione del Reply Italian International Under 16 Championship/Teodoro Soldati Trophy, la prestigiosa rassegna per i giovani talenti del golf europeo ed extra europeo.

GOLF.GARA.Terzetto azzurro al World Junior Girls In Canada scendono in campo Maria Sole Albini (Royal Park I Roveri), Giulietta Bertero (Torino) e Alice Alexandra Negroni (Villa Condulmer)

Maria Sole Albini (Royal Park I Roveri), Giulietta Bertero (Torino) e Alice Alexandra Negroni (Villa Condulmer) difendono i colori italiani nel World Junior Girls Golf Championship, ossia il campionato del mondo a squadre della categoria Girls, con graduatorie per team e individuale. Con le azzurre Stefano Soffietti, Vice Commissario Tecnico settore attività femminile, e l’accompagnatrice Emanuela Baj.

GOLF.GARA.Evergreen Hugo wins title 22 on Sunshine Tour in Sunbet Challenge Wild Coast Sun

Port Edward – One of the most remarkable careers in Sunshine Tour history took another impressive turn on Friday as Jean Hugo won the Sunbet Challenge hosted by the Wild Coast Sun by a single shot.

Hugo signed for a final round of 65 to win on eight under par, with Nikhil Rama his nearest challenger on seven under following a closing 68 at the end of a day in which he teed off as the leader.

This was the 50-year-old Hugo’s 22nd career victory on the Sunshine Tour, which moves him into the top five of all-time Sunshine Tour wins.