Tag: Ernie Els

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 →

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 →

Sunday the 22nd July will go down as one of the greatest days in South African Sporting history. And it all happened close to the home of the 2012 Olympics where we hope to see much more of the same →

Having spent many hours on a golf course looking for my golf ball, I am possibly not the most well placed person to make a great opinion on the just starting US Open. As a result I decided to enlist →

The Presidents Cup has come and gone, disappointingly back to America. The Americans started the tournament with a blitz in the opening foursomes leading 4-2 with victories for Watson/Simpson, Mickelson/Furyk →

  After day 1 has come and passed, the Americans will look at the scoreboard with large grins. Well except for Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker. The Americans trailed in all but one of the 6 →

  As a non-European and non-American, the Presidents Cup is the pinnacle of team golf for me as a fan. In the time I've been watching golf, the Presidents Cup has been won by the Americans 4 times →

In a year when so much was expected of South African sport, so little has been delivered. Fresh in the memory will shine the Bafana debacle and the Bokke injustice, but there is a lot more that's gone →