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Official World Golf Ranking Ending 18 November 2012 Week 46 2012
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 18 November 2012 Week 46 2012 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2011 Points Points (Divisor) 2012 2012 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <3> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 12.587 616.751 49 -310.827 538.988 49 2 (3) <1> Luke Donald England 9.058 470.995 52 -395.937 325.470 52 3 (2) <23> Tiger Woods United States 9.001 360.057 40 -142.643 359.017 34 4 (4) <2> Lee Westwood England 6.601 336.669 51 -284.809 258.653 51 5 (5) <5> Adam Scott Australia 6.593 283.509 43 -186.863 212.061 43 6 (6) <40> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 6.150 319.788 52 -154.794 311.929 60 7 (7) <18> Justin Rose England 6.083 316.337 52 -181.697 291.064 54 8 (8) <33> Jason Dufner United States 5.825 291.259 50 -133.267 263.884 50 9 (10) <10> Webb Simpson United States 5.711 279.829 49 -186.231 194.095 49 10 (9) <38> Brandt Snedeker United States 5.637 293.106 52 -137.294 263.273 53 11 (11) <21> Bubba Watson United States 5.488 263.441 48 -185.190 264.331 48 12 (13) <14> Phil Mickelson United States 5.207 255.154 49 -187.956 232.792 49 13 (16) <16> Ian Poulter England 5.155 268.060 52 -151.825 225.694 52 14 (12) <6> Steve Stricker United States 5.081 208.303 41 -179.826 169.649 41 15 (14) <31> Keegan Bradley United States 4.975 258.695 52 -131.142 215.072 57 16 (15) <12> Nick Watney United States 4.935 256.640 52 -176.913 195.335 54 17 (17) <11> Matt Kuchar United States 4.884 249.097 51 -217.840 212.546 51 18 (18) <7> Dustin Johnson United States 4.810 -
10 March 2021 Official Pro-Am Players Championship Hosted at Dainfern Golf Estate
Players Championship hosted at Dainfern Golf Estate Official Pro-Am 10 March 2021 Tee Professional Amateur Professional Amateur Time Tee Professional Amateur Professional Amateur 1 Jacques Blaauw Mike Kennedy James Kingston Rob Tregoning 10:30 10 Ruan Conradie Kieran Bell Jayden Schaper Mark Bell 1 Merrick Bremner Kevin Wylie Jacques Kuyswijk Johan Liebenberg 10:40 10 Andre De Decker Eugene Honey Deon Germishuys Naoki Nakamura 1 Michael Palmer Ross Volk JJ Senekal Dean Butts 10:50 10 Stephen Ferreira Sebastian Thomas Ruan Korb Gary Heynz 1 Dylan Naidoo Shamin Jaffer Alex Haindl Miranda Reeder 11:00 10 Jaco Prinsloo Nick Garner Neil Schietekat Don Wolmarans Arnav 1 JC Ritchie Martin Rohwer Dhashen Perumal 11:10 10 Jake Redman Prinesh Pillay Jean-Paul Strydom Sagaren Chetty Jhunjhunwala Rourke van der 1 Jean Hugo Selwyn Nathan Daniel van Tonder Leonard Loxton 11:20 10 Thriston Lawrence Jan van der Putten Adam Beadon Spuy 1 Daniel Greene Thomas Abt Steve Surry Jeremy Ord 11:30 10 Rupert Kaminski Laurence Michel PH McIntyre Eddy van Dyk Andrew van der 1 Keith Horne Brian Keats Toto Thimba Jnr Savan Marimuthu 11:40 10 Richard Joubert Bert Nel Shaun Nel Knaap Dewald 1 Hennie Otto Jason Dedekind Jaco Ahlers 11:50 10 Jason Smith Peter Carey MJ Viljoen Randy Westraadt Gelderblom 1 CJ du Plessis Allan E Bennett Paul Boshoff Louis Boshoff 12:00 10 Oliver Bekker Hjalmar Bekker Luca Filipi Kevin Diab 1 Jaco Van Zyl Dion Nair Keenan Davidse Grant Mc Cann 12:10 10 Adilson Da Silva Mike Clatworthy Trevor Fisher Jnr Terence Ladner Richard 1 Christiaan Basson Luke Jerling Gabriel Reeder 12:20 10 Andriessen . -
Good Wil Hunting Glory at Leopard Creek
Leopard Creek Times Alfred Dunhill Championship Daily News & Order of Play ROUND 2, FRIDAY 29 NOVEMBER, 2019 GOOD WIL HUNTING GLORY AT LEOPARD CREEK On a scorching hot first day of the Alfred Dunhill Championship, it was the over six-foot tall Wil Besseling of The Netherlands who left the rest of the field standing in his shade as he took a one-stroke lead at Leopard Creek. esseling opened with a and with a birdie on the last,” he reach of Besseling after the first layoff yielded a two-under-par 70. round of seven-under-par said. day. Frenchman Adrien Saddier claimed 65 to lead by one over South And he was equally happy with be- Larrazabal in particular reveled in the first hole-in-one of this year’s B th Africa’s Keith Horne, Englishman ing able to wear shorts following his love for Leopard Creek and tournament on the par-three 16 to Garrick Porteous and Spaniard Pa- the groundbreaking decision by the signed for a 66 in which he dropped also finish the day on two under. blo Larrazabal. European Tour and Sunshine Tour only one shot. Ernie Els, the winner of the 2005 It was exactly the start he was hop- to allow for this based on the exces- Behind them, former champion Alfred Dunhill Championship, ing for in what was the first round sive heat this week. Branden Grace is only three shots signed for an opening round of of the European Tour’s new sea- “It was definitely a nice change. -
PGA TOUR Facts & Figures July 15-21, 2019
PGA TOUR Facts & Figures July 15-21, 2019 Royal Portrush Golf Club Dunluce Links - Par 71 (7,344 yards) Portrush, Northern Ireland Field: 156 players FedExCup Points: 600 (to winner) Purse: $10,750,000; Winner’s Share: $1,935,000 72-hole stroke play Tournament Summary (final results, sorted by rank) Page 1 of 2 2019 John Deere Classic Jul 11-14, 2019 FedExCup Pts: 2,989 Purse: $ 6,000,000 16-Jul-19 TPC Deere Run Par: 71 Yardage: 7268 yds. 11:34 AM Score Score Pos Player R1 R2 R3 R4 Total Pts Earnings Pos Player R1 R2 R3 R4 Total Pts Earnings 1 Dylan Frittelli 66 68 65 64 263 500.00 1,080,000.00 T37 Jhonattan Vegas 67 62 76 69 274 14.55 24,000.00 2 Russell Henley 64 68 72 61 265 300.00 648,000.00 T37 Johnson Wagner 68 68 73 65 274 14.55 24,000.00 3 Andrew Landry 65 65 67 69 266 190.00 408,000.00 T37 Matthew Wolff 67 71 67 69 274 14.55 24,000.00 T4 Collin Morikawa 70 66 65 66 267 - 264,000.00 T47 Sangmoon Bae 67 71 67 70 275 8.75 15,620.00 T4 Chris Stroud 68 66 66 67 267 122.50 264,000.00 T47 Bronson Burgoon 69 65 73 68 275 8.75 15,620.00 T6 Charles Howell III 68 70 65 65 268 88.75 194,250.00 T47 Brandon Harkins 67 70 70 68 275 8.75 15,620.00 T6 Adam Schenk 67 65 66 70 268 88.75 194,250.00 T47 Anirban Lahiri 74 65 68 68 275 8.75 15,620.00 T6 Vaughn Taylor 65 68 66 69 268 88.75 194,250.00 T47 Ollie Schniederjans 67 70 70 68 275 8.75 15,620.00 T6 Nick Watney 68 67 64 69 268 88.75 194,250.00 T47 Richy Werenski 69 69 68 69 275 8.75 15,620.00 T10 Lucas Glover 67 64 69 69 269 63.66 133,000.00 T53 Cameron Davis 66 70 70 70 276 6.50 13,960.00 T10 -
Official World Golf Ranking Ending 12 May 2013 Week 19 2013
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 12 May 2013 Week 19 2013 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2012 Points Points (Divisor) 2013 2013 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <3> Tiger Woods United States 13.6620 546.479 40 -95.877 301.044 36 2 (2) <1> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 10.4245 500.376 48 -182.706 61.771 48 3 (3) <5> Adam Scott Australia 7.6384 313.176 41 -85.583 138.053 41 4 (4) <4> Justin Rose England 6.5716 341.726 52 -98.861 105.735 54 5 (6) <10> Brandt Snedeker United States 6.3065 327.936 52 -90.545 146.420 52 6 (5) <2> Luke Donald England 6.2831 326.719 52 -165.067 52.046 52 7 (7) <6> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 5.7550 299.260 52 -87.185 66.951 59 8 (8) <15> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 5.3546 278.437 52 -71.510 96.928 55 9 (9) <18> Steve Stricker United States 5.3184 212.736 40 -75.223 97.356 38 10 (10) <17> Phil Mickelson United States 5.2334 256.437 49 -80.016 106.584 49 11 (12) <7> Lee Westwood England 5.2195 271.416 52 -112.867 70.703 53 12 (11) <21> Matt Kuchar United States 5.1346 266.997 52 -82.308 122.963 52 13 (15) <16> Sergio Garcia Spain 4.8995 254.772 52 -74.462 97.244 52 14 (14) <13> Keegan Bradley United States 4.7702 248.050 52 -85.531 74.450 57 15 (13) <12> Ian Poulter England 4.7105 221.392 47 -71.009 37.510 47 16 (18) <11> Webb Simpson United States 4.6802 243.370 52 -98.073 85.070 52 17 (16) <14> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 4.6773 243.222 52 -79.898 66.698 56 18 (17) <8> Bubba Watson United States 4.6284 222.165 48 -84.276 -
European Tour Race to Dubai After TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN by the Ministry of Youth and Sports
European Tour Race To Dubai After TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN by the Ministry of Youth and Sports Pos Previous Played Player Country Points Total 1 1 14 Rory MCILROY NIR 5,400,699.68 2 6 19 Henrik STENSON SWE 2,674,185.74 3 2 24 Jamie DONALDSON WAL 2,575,847.05 4 4 21 Marcel SIEM GER 2,471,873.18 5 3 16 Sergio GARCIA ESP 2,459,649.29 ~c 6 43 14 Brooks KOEPKA USA 2,412,876.05 7 5 29 Alexander LEVY FRA 2,216,191.80 8 7 13 Justin ROSE ENG 2,007,861.33 9 8 25 Thomas BJØRN DEN 1,943,682.33 10 11 22 Victor DUBUISSON FRA 1,938,066.25 11 9 14 Graeme MCDOWELL NIR 1,911,843.86 12 10 17 Martin KAYMER GER 1,893,108.19 13 42 14 Ian POULTER ENG 1,879,100.98 14 12 26 Joost LUITEN NED 1,837,247.77 15 14 26 Stephen GALLACHER SCO 1,778,797.38 16 13 25 Mikko ILONEN FIN 1,735,121.53 17 15 26 Shane LOWRY IRL 1,629,106.13 18 17 27 Ross FISHER ENG 1,515,202.72 19 22 25 Miguel Angel JIMÉNEZ ESP 1,511,295.45 20 16 13 Louis OOSTHUIZEN RSA 1,476,803.87 21 18 25 Thongchai JAIDEE THA 1,460,617.59 22 19 27 Tommy FLEETWOOD ENG 1,424,121.59 23 20 16 Charl SCHWARTZEL RSA 1,255,348.32 24 21 24 George COETZEE RSA 1,248,180.27 25 29 14 Lee WESTWOOD ENG 1,205,441.43 26 37 26 Danny WILLETT ENG 1,187,305.54 27 26 27 Romain WATTEL FRA 1,177,257.35 28 23 29 Marc WARREN SCO 1,167,724.96 29 24 14 Jonas BLIXT SWE 1,156,981.46 30 25 27 Pablo LARRAZÁBAL ESP 1,085,207.86 31 49 30 Andy SULLIVAN ENG 1,045,494.82 32 27 21 Thorbjørn OLESEN DEN 1,015,446.83 ~# 33 30 27 Fabrizio ZANOTTI PAR 1,004,024.12 34 28 16 Ernie ELS RSA 997,092.71 35 33 20 Branden GRACE RSA 981,236.96 36 32 24 Francesco -
Pro-Am Wednesday
MOPANI COPPER MINES ZAMBIA OPEN 2015 PRO-AM DRAW:Wednesday 22 April 2015 PRACTICE TIMES - 1st Tee PRACTICE TIMES - 10th Tee Professional Professional Professional Professional Time Professional Professional Professional Professional 06:20 06:30 MORNING PRO-AM FIELD 1st Tee 10th Tee Amateur Amateur Amateur ProfessionalTime Professional Amateur Amateur Amateur Danny Callow Tessa Callow Barry Callow Warren Abery 1 06:50 11 Andrew Georgiu Mike Kelly Mike Fox Ellen Hight Phil Harrold Liam Gallagher Richard Dolamore Jacques Blaauw 2 07:00 12 Jake Redman Lawrence Schultz Johan Lubbe Derek Olivier Ian Smith Allan Champion Rob McMaster Theunis Spangenberg 3 07:10 13 Doug McGuigan Steve Hodgson Tom Rudd Dave Gravett Lynot Tangayi Paul Lindwii Ritty Sampa Danie van Tonder 4 07:20 14 Michael Scholz Bennie Burger Piet Grundling Johan Buys Kendrick Silondwa Shankar Rao Tafewa Sinwanza Merrick Bremner 5 07:30 15 Matthew Carvell Jahan Davel Johan Croucamp Andrew Tucker Grant Sboros Chris Bruce Francois Benson Peter Karmis 6 07:40 16 Madilitso Muthiya Stephen Lythgoe Jackson Sikamo Graham Thorburn Lumumbe Mumba Exilda Ndaba Ellias Mwanza Lyle Rowe 7 07:50 17 Charl Coetzee Nick Bell Andre Liebenberg Leon du Toit Manuel Minosa Wilson Ruesta Tichaona Ndoreka Neil Schietekat 8 08:00 18 Erik van Rooyen Tom Louew Andrew Maree Franklin Valdivia Phil Lawson Llwellyn Jenner Jost Chabala Mohammed Zulu 9 08:10 19 Bube Samutela Gerrie Botha Tom Hight REDPATH Richard Hall Gary Hall Constatine Mazimba Rayn Cairns 10 08:20 20 Divan van den Heever REDPATH REDPATH REDPATH -
Leopard Creek Times
Leopard Creek Times DAILY NEWS ROUND 4 SUNDAY 4 DECEMBER 2016 Stone rock solid in Alfred Dunhill Championship lead randon Stone is on the brink of his Bsecond European Tour victory this year as he takes a three-stroke lead into today’s final round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek. Stone pulled away from the field with a solid 66 in Saturday’s third round, lifting him to 17 under par overall. His nearest challengers are fellow South Africans Charl Schwartzel and Keith Horne, and England’s Chris Hanson on 14 under. But Stone is as focused and relaxed Brandon Stone. as he’s ever been for this challenge. It showed with his fast start to the third round when he went out with four birdies in his first six holes. “Anytime you have a good start like that it makes it easier,” said Stone. “I played great and holed some nice putts. I feel very confident with my game. One more day of it all coming together will be nice.” Schwartzel remains a threat only three off the lead and is hoping he can have a faster start on the front nine on Sunday. “Brandon’s playing good golf so I know I’m going to have to bring something special to the final round. “I need to put myself in play more on the front nine. I’m putting beautifully but I need to give myself more opportunities.” And England’s Hanson will be hoping for something similar. “I’ve given myself a great opportunity Charl Schwartzel. -
Sport and Recreation
Sport and Recreation 175175 Pocket Guide to South Africa 2014/15 SOUTHSPORT AFRICA’SAND RECREATION PEOPLE The Department of Sport and Recreation South Africa (SRSA) oversees the development and management of sport and recreation in South Africa. The SRSA’s strategic goals are to: • increase citizens’ access to sport and recreation activities • oversee the transformation of the sport and recreation sector • ensure that more athletes achieve international success • develop enabling mechanisms to support sport and recreation • ensure that sport and recreation are used as tools to support social cohesion and nation-building. At the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014, South African athletes managed to claim a total of 40 medals across all sporting codes, 13 of those were gold, 10 silver and 17 bronze, placing the country seventh on the medal table. This was an improvement on the country’s 2010 performance in Delhi, where athletes claimed 33 medals. The track and field athletes finished with nine medals, three of which were gold. Khotso Mokoena took gold in the men’s triple jump with a distance of 17.2m; Cornel Fred- ericks shone in the 400m hurdles, winning gold with a time of 48.50; and Fanie van der Merwe clocked 11.65 in a first place finish in the men’s 100m T37 final. Role players Sport and Recreation South Africa SRSA is the national department responsible for sport in the country. Aligned with its vision of an active and winning nation, its primary focuses are on providing opportunities for all South Africans to participate in sport; managing the regulatory framework; and providing funding for different codes of sport. -
European Tour Race to Dubai After ISPS HANDA Perth International
European Tour Race To Dubai After ISPS HANDA Perth International Pos Previous Played Player Country Points Total 1 1 14 Rory MCILROY NIR 5,400,699.68 2 2 14 Sergio GARCIA ESP 2,275,712.15 3 3 17 Henrik STENSON SWE 1,941,230.74 4 4 21 Jamie DONALDSON WAL 1,890,558.72 5 5 23 Thomas BJØRN DEN 1,780,152.33 6 7 19 Victor DUBUISSON FRA 1,683,899.58 7 6 15 Martin KAYMER GER 1,570,936.52 8 8 11 Justin ROSE ENG 1,503,781.33 9 9 23 Joost LUITEN NED 1,500,777.29 10 10 22 Mikko ILONEN FIN 1,483,208.19 11 11 23 Stephen GALLACHER SCO 1,467,042.38 12 12 12 Louis OOSTHUIZEN RSA 1,338,890.54 13 13 23 Shane LOWRY IRL 1,324,168.99 14 14 12 Graeme MCDOWELL NIR 1,262,243.86 15 15 22 Thongchai JAIDEE THA 1,246,237.59 16 16 15 Charl SCHWARTZEL RSA 1,239,418.33 17 17 24 Tommy FLEETWOOD ENG 1,179,141.59 18 18 22 Miguel Angel JIMÉNEZ ESP 1,093,340.45 19 19 26 Alexander LEVY FRA 1,037,853.47 20 20 26 Marc WARREN SCO 988,235.43 21 21 12 Jonas BLIXT SWE 922,760.98 22 22 24 Pablo LARRAZÁBAL ESP 898,761.19 23 23 21 George COETZEE RSA 867,006.94 24 24 14 Ernie ELS RSA 847,662.71 25 25 12 Lee WESTWOOD ENG 843,361.43 26 26 22 Francesco MOLINARI ITA 830,338.16 27 27 28 Edoardo MOLINARI ITA 797,429.46 28 28 26 Simon DYSON ENG 786,579.30 29 29 28 Kristoffer BROBERG SWE 761,853.68 30 30 18 Branden GRACE RSA 731,153.63 31 31 23 Bernd WIESBERGER AUT 709,500.21 ~c 32 32 12 Brooks KOEPKA USA 704,676.05 ~# 33 33 25 Fabrizio ZANOTTI PAR 699,107.46 34 34 25 Romain WATTEL FRA 682,982.35 35 35 21 Rafa CABRERA-BELLO ESP 677,282.26 36 36 24 Danny WILLETT ENG 676,413.87 37 37 14 Richard -
Week 35 Ranking
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 29 August 2010 Week 35 2010 World Ranking Points Points This Last End Name Country Average Total Events Lost in Gained in Week Week 2009 Points Points Played 2010 2010 1 (1) <1> Tiger Woods United States 9.418 376.709 40 -287.424 77.449 2 (2) <2> Phil Mickelson United States 8.992 377.680 42 -212.112 226.594 3 (3) <4> Lee Westwood England 8.823 432.309 49 -184.733 273.947 4 (4) <3> Steve Stricker United States 7.906 324.163 41 -167.611 191.601 5 (5) <13> Martin Kaymer Germany 6.803 340.154 50 -142.886 250.023 6 (6) <6> Jim Furyk United States 6.776 298.125 44 -156.731 178.426 7 (7) <9> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 5.934 338.241 57 -145.453 206.540 8 (9) <7> Paul Casey England 5.699 245.034 43 -154.478 163.869 9 (8) <17> Ernie Els South Africa 5.568 311.824 56 -140.234 233.215 10 (23) <61> Matt Kuchar United States 5.269 263.441 50 -68.163 223.411 11 (10) <28> Luke Donald England 5.208 255.174 49 -81.734 206.941 12 (11) <12> Ian Poulter England 5.088 234.028 46 -139.819 137.893 13 (12) <29> Hunter Mahan United States 4.878 243.918 50 -99.283 180.385 14 (13) <39> Graeme McDowell N Ireland 4.839 256.448 53 -83.390 198.555 15 (21) <48> Edoardo Molinari Italy 4.456 236.141 53 -52.100 171.461 16 (14) <24> Anthony Kim United States 4.440 199.814 45 -131.661 149.192 17 (15) <22> Zach Johnson United States 4.391 228.355 52 -104.786 144.282 18 (16) <19> Retief Goosen South Africa 4.355 239.538 55 -133.243 144.427 19 (18) <5> Padraig Harrington Ireland 4.148 219.840 53 -178.502 104.041 20 (17) <21> Robert Allenby -
Sport and Recreation
The Department of Sport and Recreation (SRSA) derives its mandate from the National Sport and Recreation Act, 1998 (Act Act 110 of 1998), which requires it to oversee the development and management of sport and recreation in South Africa. The Act also provides the framework for relationships between SRSA and its external clients. This includes the department’s partnership with the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc), which is key to improving South Africa’s international ranking in selected sports. The Act also ensures that South Africa contributes to sport, physical education and social cohesion by legislating on sports partici- pation as well as on sports infrastructure. The SRSA strategic goals are to: • increase citizens’ access to sport and recreation activities • oversee the transformation of the sport and recreation sector • ensure that more athletes achieve interna- tional success • develop enabling mechanisms to support sport and recreation • ensure that sport and recreation are used as tools to support social cohesion and nation building. Sport and Recreation South Africa The SRSA is the national department responsible for sport in the country. Aligned with its vision of an active and winning nation, it primarily focuses on providing opportunities for all South Africans to participate in sport; manages the regulatory framework; and provides funding for different sporting codes. The right to play and to participate in sport has been embodied in United Nations (UN) instruments such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women. It is recognised as a right, which all governments should make available to their people.