Tag: Branden Grace

After a fantastic South African Open for our country, the European Tour crosses the N3 highway and heads to one of my favourite courses in South Africa, Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club for →

The European Tour 2015 season came to its climatic conclusion this past weekend with Rory McIlroy securing the Dubai title as well as the Race to Dubai. And after an off-season that has lasted a ridiculously →

The Presidents Cup reached an epic finale yesterday in Korea with the inevitable American victory. But there was something far less inevitable in this years Presidents Cup as the International contingent →

The Open Championship kicks off this morning with a golf course that has been described as really good. South Africa, who have 10 titles in Open Championship history, will descend on Royal Liverpool with →

Its Masters week which means that all of us here at All Things Jabu are more excited than Justin Bieber on drug sale day. The Masters is the finest golfing tournament and some would say it is the only →

The European Tour is only two and a half months old and SA Golf has already seen 5 winners crowned. This compares to 7 South African winners in the entire previous season as well as nine in 2012 and Seven →

The tenth Presidents Cup ended in a familiar fashion this past weekend, another defeat for the Internationals. And although the Internationals tasted defeat for the eighth time in ten stagings, some players →

Growing up in South Africa, we have been blessed with an incredible golfing country. In the time since apartheid ended in 1992, South Africans have won 9 majors, the World Cup and had more golfers →

Well many things fly across my desktop, this one stood out as Branden Grace, the next in the line of great South African golfers, had an opportunity to sit with his childhood hero Ernie Els and chat →

Each and every year that goes by, we get to meet newcomers in the sporting world. Some of them are immediately like ducks to water and are leading lights in world sport. Those are the few that we would →