Frittelli ‘excited’ to tick final Major off the list
Dylan Frittelli can’t wait to start the 118th US Open at Shinnecock Hills in what will be his debut in the only Major he’s not... Read more
Remember when: Goosen wins at Shinnecock Hills
Retief Goosen entered Sunday looking to add his name to the U.S. Open Trophy for a second time.
In it to win it
Compleat Golfer’s playing editor, Louis Oosthuizen, takes you into his world in another of his monthly columns.
Burmester books US Open ticket
Dean Burmester was the lone South African to prevail in the final day of qualifying across the UK and various United States venues, writes... Read more
Nicklaus on Tiger: He’ll win again
Jack Nicklaus has re-fuelled the debate on Tiger Woods’ ability to match or break his Major tally ahead of The Memorial Tournament.
June issue on sale now!
Webb Simpson’s imperious display at The Players earns him the cover of the June issue which is filled with the best local content and... Read more
GolfRSA’s Homann gets US Open call-up
Neil Homann, manager of operations, rules and training, will represent GolfRSA at the forthcoming 118th US Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills.
Taking centre stage – Patrick Reed
Patrick Reed’s never been short of confidence and now America’s latest Major champion must show there’s more to come, writes GARY LEMKE.
Rory places Masters above them all
Rory McIlroy has labelled The Masters as the No 1 Major despite his long-running winless history at Augusta National.
Winner’s bag: Patrick Reed
Patrick Reed’s freedom to play whatever clubs he chooses paid dividends as he claimed his first ever Major title at The Masters.
