Lee-Anne Pace Archives - Compleat Golfer

Pace the one to catch in SA Women’s Open

Former champion Lee-Anne Pace took control of the Investec South African Women’s Open and opened up a two-shot lead on the chasing pack at... Read more

Garcia soars at Fancourt

Nicole Garcia rocketed to second in the Chase to the Investec Cup for Ladies Points Standings on the back of a stunning wire-to-wire victory... Read more

Garcia and Park lead the ladies in George

Lee-Anne Pace looked to have blown her chances on the first day of the Sunshine Ladies Tour’s Dimension Data Challenge, but the defending champion... Read more

Top-ranked Pace in chase for Challenge victory

On Valentine’s Day she spoiled her loved ones. On Wednesday, the celebrations were all about her. When Thursday came, South Africa’s top ranked women’s... Read more

Buhai beats Pace in Cape Town Open playoff

Ashleigh Buhai won six times worldwide under her maiden name of Simon, but on Thursday at Royal Cape Golf Club she added Buhai to... Read more

Matharu motors to Tshwane Open lead

British golfer Kiran Matharu once again demonstrated some fine form on the Sunshine Ladies Tour to finish the weather-affected first day of the Ladies... Read more

Pace targeting SA Open record books

Lee-Anne Pace is closing in on a historic three-peat in the SA Women’s Open after she left the field behind in Friday’s second round... Read more

Pace pushing for third straight SA Open

Lee-Anne Pace proved once again that form is temporary, but class is permanent when she capitalised on a blistering start to take the first... Read more

Eaton hoping for home comfort

Melissa Eaton hopes that a return to her native Port Shepstone will kick her Chase to the Investec Cup for Ladies season into high... Read more

Park comes of age at Rondebosch

Carrie Park from South Korea rubber-stamped her status as a future world beater when she clinched her first Sunshine Ladies Tour title in spectacular... Read more

Little moments that mattered

The Internationals let their biggest chance to breath life back into the Presidents Cup by squandering a number of opportunties, writes WADE PRETORIUS.

Now or never for Internationals

It’s been 21 years since the Internationals beat the US in the Presidents Cup and if they don’t turn it around soon, then this competition could well be dead.

Taking Stock

Brandon Stone takes us on a personal journey through his year and what he is looking to achieve in 2020.

Trick or treat

I once asked Dale Hayes if there was a trick shot he had never mastered.

Eighteen years ago I boarded a plane in Johannesburg bound for Miami to compete at three junior events: the Doral Publix Championship, the Junior Orange Bowl and the David Leadbetter Invitational. It was my first overseas trip alone, aged 17.

The eagles landed it for Tommy

It had to be an Englishman, didn’t it? Tommy Fleetwood rained on South Africa’s sporting parade when he picked up ‘Africa’s Major’, the Nedbank Golf Challenge.

It’s just gets better

Every day this event just gets bigger (and better).