Rhys Enoch ends winless spell at Boavista on Algarve Pro Tour.

Rhys Enoch captured just his second win as a professional at Boavista Golf and Resort, near Lagos, with two solid rounds of 65 and 67 for a tournament total of 10 under par and a 2 shot winning margin over Josh Fagan in the Algarve Pro Tour 36-hole event on November 28-29.

It was Enoch’s first professional win since 2012 at Bowood, on The Jamega Tour and he said he was delighted to get “The Monkey” off his back and win again.

Enoch led “wire to wire” with a first round 6 under 65 to establish a one-shot lead over Billy Spooner and the veteran Michael Watson.

Tucked in behind Spooner and Watson on 4 under were Luke Groves and former European Tour winner David Dixon.

After a stuttering start Enoch settled down and turned in 2 under par but a rampaging Groves got to nine under par to lead Enoch by one and it was game on.

The back nine of any tournament produces drama and Groves, after starting with a birdie, imploded in spectacular fashion dropping 4 shots over the final 8 holes to post a tournament total of 6 under par.

Meanwhile Enoch cruised through the back nine and a birdie on the penultimate hole gave him a 2 shot cushion over the Josh Fagan, who had earlier carded a 7 under par 64 to post an 8 under par total.

A solid par at the last saw a mightily relieved Enoch home and dry against a strong field of players which should boost his confidence for his forthcoming Challenge Tour campaign.

Fowler flies into seniors' lead at Mauritius

Peter Fowler picture by courtesy of  Getty Images   EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS Australia’s Peter Fowler carded a season's best seven under par round of 65 at Constance Belle Mare Plage as he took a one stroke lead at the MCB Tour Championship, the final event of the 2017 European Senior Tour season.   The 58 year old, a former winner of the John Jacobs Trophy, arrived in Mauritius with an outside chance of topping the Order of Merit for the second time and birdied three of the last six holes to finish the opening day one stroke ahead of defending MCB Tour Championship winner Barry Lane, Mark McNulty and Thaworn Wiratchant, who each carded six under par rounds.   Fowler started the day with four birdies on the first six holes, making the turn in 32, and his late flourish saw him take sole possession of first place.   “I’m really pleased, that’s the best I’ve putted all year,” said Fowler. “I was happy with my rhythm around the course. I think you could shoot lower here, but it depends on how you’re rolling your putts on these grainy greens – it’s not easy.   “It’s not a long course, but it’s tricky. The greens are small, and you have to be accurate both off the tee and into the greens.   “Competition here is tough. I played with Paul Broadhurst today, and there’s David Frost and Tom Lehman here too. They are hardened campaigners.” Lane and McNulty both fired bogey free rounds, with Lane eagling the 18th hole to share second place. “The shot I hit into the last was magnificent,” said Lane. “I had 220 yards into the wind, and I told my caddie it was a perfect five wood, but I had to hit it perfect; thankfully I did and then I rolled the putt in. “I haven’t felt well today at all. I’ve got an awful cold, but you need to go out there and enjoy it. “I just hope I feel better tomorrow. I love this course and I play it nicely. I putted beautifully today and got up and down when I needed to.” McNulty, playing in just his fourth regular Senior Tour event, was equally pleased with his round.   “I’m chuffed with the way I played,” said the Irishman. “I putted nicely, and I’m happy with the round. The weather is beautiful here, and that score has given me a good base to work with.”   Order of Merit leader Clark Dennis shares fifth place with André Bossert after a four under par round of 68. Philip Golding, who has an outside chance of winning the John Jacobs Trophy, is one of six golfers in a share of seventh on three under par. Scores after round one: par 7265 P Fowler (Aus)  66 M McNulty (Irl) , B Lane (Eng) , T Wiratchant (Tha)   68 C Dennis (USA) , A Bossert (Switz)   69 R Chapman (Eng) , J Kingston (SAf) , M Martin (Spn) , J Remesy (Fra) , E Toledo (Mexico) , P Golding (Eng)   70 P McGinley (Irl) , S Brown (Eng) , G Marks (Eng) , M Atlevi (Swe) , D Frost (SAf)   71 C Monasterio (Arg) , S Tinning (Den) , P Linhart (Spn) , B Conser (USA) , D Smyth (Irl) , J Carriles (Spn) , G Brand (Eng) , G Rusnak (USA) , P Price (Wales) , C Williams (SAf) , P Baker (Eng) , T Thelen (USA) , J Sandelin (Swe)   72 S Luna (Esp) , G Brand Jnr (Sco) , G Wolstenholme (Eng) , B McGovern (Irl) , 73 R Drummond (Sco) , A Oldcorn (Sco) , P Wesselingh (Eng) , A Sherborne (Eng) , J Sallat (Fra) , T Lehman (USA) , P Broadhurst (Eng)  74 M Farry (Fra) , M Mouland (Wales) , P Eales (Eng)   75 P Wilson (Eng) , I Woosnam (Wales) , S Dodd (Wales)  76 C Suneson (Spn) , P Walton (Irl)  77 M Mackenzie (Eng)

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IT'S BEEN A record-breaking year FOR KINGSBARNS

 

NEWS RELEASE

In a season that saw Kingsbarns Golf Links host two European Tour events and its first Major, the Fife course has confirmed it welcomed more guests to Scotland’s east coast in 2017 than ever before.

 

The results round off a memorable year for the celebrated links which also won the Best Customer Service accolade at this year’s Scottish Golf Tourism awards.

 

The annual results show a healthy upward curve in rounds played at Kingsbarns in 2017, and follow on from an equally impressive increase recorded last year. The year-on-year figures indicate a continual positive trend at Kingsbarns which its chief executive believes is underpinned by a commitment to consistent and continual improvement.

 

“The 2017 season has been outstanding for a number of reasons, not least hosting the Ricoh Women’s British Open,” noted Alan Hogg. “Welcoming the world’s best players to Scotland was a privilege that all the team at Kingsbarns enjoyed. It is, however, an approach we adopt day in, day out with our guests. The standard of service doesn’t alter. The fact we recorded more rounds this year than any other is testament to this consistent approach.”

 

The Ricoh Women’s British Open was held at Kingsbarns in August with the 2017 line-up boasting players from 27 different nations, including all 25 of the world’s top golfers in the Rolex Rankings. The course received praise throughout the week, most notably from Michelle Wie, who opened the tournament with a new women’s course record of 64.

 

“The fact it is a course record is a huge honour for me, especially at a place like Kingsbarns, which is definitely one of the most scenic courses I’ve ever played,” she said following her historic round. “You get lost in the views out there and it almost feels like playing back home in Hawaii.”

 

While the players enjoyed views from the elevated tees at Kingsbarns, including new teeing areas at the 3^rd and 16^th holes, the Sports Turf Research Institute (STRI) recorded a remarkable set of performance figures during the tournament, culminating in some of the most unswerving championship statistics ever collated.

 

“The green speeds at Kingsbarns were some of the most consistent we have had during tournament testing,” said Richard Windows, STRI agronomy services manager. “It was a great example of the implementation of good agronomic practices executed by a team of expert greenkeepers.”

 

The STRI confirmed the women’s major was contested over an exceptional course. Windows continued: “Achieving the targets was particularly pleasing because of the challenging weather conditions experienced throughout the championship with heavy rain falling on most afternoons and evenings. The results were outstanding.”

 

The regular greenkeeping team at Kingsbarns, led by Innes Knight and augmented during the tournament by over 20 volunteer greenkeeping professionals from Scottish, English and international golf courses, worked tirelessly during the tournament to ensure the course was presented to a world-class standard. It is a policy the team adopts throughout the year regardless of whether the tee-sheet is packed with the best players in the world or not.

 

“Our policy is to present Kingsbarns to the highest possible standard throughout the year,” explained Knight. “It could be a mid-week match for local golfers, a four-ball of international tourists or the closing Sunday of a Major. It does not matter. All members of staff at Kingsbarns are committed to delivering a truly unique golf experience for all our guests.”

 

Art Dunkley, director of Kingsbarns Golf Links, agreed. “We continually seek to improve how we present Kingsbarns and welcome our visiting golfers from the UK and from around the world. Hosting the Ricoh Women’s British Open showcased our ability to meet the high standards expected of a Major venue.”

 

Kingsbarns is looking forward to an exciting 2018 with another busy tee sheet based on early golf bookings, the Open Championship taking place at nearby Carnoustie Golf Links and the 18th staging of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. In addition and as a follow on to this year’s Women’s British Open, an exciting new ladies-only golf day designed for the enjoyment of amateur golfers is scheduled for Saturday, April 14, 2018.

  

 

Things you might now know about Kingsbarns 

 

1)      Kingsbarns Golf Links is located seven miles south east of St Andrews, widely known as the Home of Golf. Kingsbarns opened in its present form in 2000 and has since been recognised as one of the very top golf courses in the world.

2)      Kingsbarns Golf Links is ranked No 6 in Golf World’s Top 100 Golf Courses in Britain and Ireland for 2016.

3)      Golf has been played at Kingsbarns since 1793. Dressed in blue coats, the Kingsbarns men met for their spring and autumn meetings to compete for the Kingsbarns Golf Society medals. After the course died out in the 1800s, in 1922 the Kingsbarns Golf Club was re-established with Willie Auchterlonie laying out a nine-hole course on the links. The course again reverted to rough pasture with the onset of the Second World War.

4)      Today’s course was designed by Kyle Phillips and has received a host of awards including being ranked No 1 by Golfweek Magazine (2010, 2011 and 2012) in the Great Britain and Ireland Modern Courses category

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Flying Finn Pulkkanen sets 14-under-par clubhouse target at Joburg Open

Tapio Pulkkanen fired an impressive 64 to set the clubhouse target at 14 under on day two of the Joburg Open at Randpark Golf Club.
The Finn missed his first cut as a European Tour regular at the UBS Hong Kong Open but he was in no danger of that in Johannesburg as low scoring continued to be the order of the day for the field of 240 over two rain-softened layouts.
Pulkkanen was playing the Firethorn Course after firing an opening 65 on the Bushwillow Course and he stayed bogey-free for the week to lead by two from South Africa's Erik van Rooyen.
England's Daniel Brooks was then at ten under, a shot clear of countryman James Morrison.
Pulkkanen - the 2017 Road to Oman winner - had finished his first round with two birdies and he carried that momentum onto the Firethorn, starting with six in a row to turn in 30 and get to 12 under.
He broke a run of four pars with a 15-foot putt on the 11th and got on the par five 12th in two to make another birdie before saving par on the next after putting his tee-shot behind a sapling. Six closing pars then saw him set the target at 14 under.
Van Rooyen also made a fast start with four birdies in a row but he bogeyed the sixth to sit at ten under at the turn. He made another gain at the 13th but Pulkkanen's lead was briefly three shots before Van Rooyen holed from the fringe on the 16th.

Brooks birdied the first, third and fourth and while he dropped a shot on the eighth, another gain on the ninth saw him turn in 33. He made another birdie on the 13th and when he hit a smart approach into the 16th he was into double-figures.
Morrison had birdies on the fourth and sixth but a bogey on the third to turn in 35 and made a closing birdie to sign for a 70.
Indian Shubhankar Sharma was also at nine under after playing his first ten holes on the Bushwillow in six under.
Englishman Marcus Armitage was at eight under after a bogey-free 66 containing four birdies and an eagle on the 14th.
German Sebastian Heisele was also at eight under after a 71 alongside South African Jaco Ahlers, with both players having played the Firethorn.
Norwegian Kristian Krogh Johannessen signed for a 66 on the Bushwillow with Matthew Baldwin completing the group six shots off the lead having played his first eight holes on the Firethorn in one under.
Dane Jeff Winther signed for a 66 on the Bushwillow to sit at seven under

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Is this USA public course with three, six, nine and 18-hole loops the way that golf must go?

      Arlington Lakes, an innovative public golf course in Illinois

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Scotland is, quite  rightly, proud of its status of being the "Home of Golf" but, as a golfing nation, are we too set in our ways?
I think that if golf were "invented" in 2017-2018 it would be a nine-hole game because 18 holes can take so long to play and, unless you are retired, people don't have the spare time they might have in days gone by for a sporting pursuit.
The R and A, in the last year or two, have been pushing the idea of nine-hole golf and organising such an annual event.
To get to the point, I stumbled this week upon a very interesting article on the American Society of Golf Course Architects' website.
It highlighted the fact that in the state of Illinois at Arlington Heights there is a trail-blazing club/course that is perhaps the way that golf must go to retain its popularity with the public.
I quote from the website:

Arlington Lakes Golf Club, is a 5,400-yard public course designed for a niche market of juniors, seniors and newer players ... providing golfers with the option of playing three-hole, six-hole, nine-hole and 18-hole loops.

In the post-World War II era the R and A encouraged more and more golf courses - the 18-hole variety - to be built.
Fast forward to 2017 going into 2018 and perhaps the R and A should be using its influence to persuade developers to build courses such as they have at Arlington Lakes.

What do you think?

Email Colin@scottishgolfview.com with your view ... if you have the time!

PAUL LAWRIE GOLF CENTRE

NORTH-EAST ALLIANCE ORDER OF MERIT

Class 1

2017-18

                                                     POINTS AFTER  POINTS WON AT  POINTS     OOM

NAME                  CLUB             BUCKPOOL        PORTLETHEN      TOTAL  POSITION

Alfie Smith          Turriff            580                        0                              580        1

Derek Craigie    Kemnay            380                        145                        525        2

Donny Adam      Kemnay           363.3                    35                          398.3    3

Stewart Finnie  Caledonian        363.6                    0                              363.6    4

Ian Still            Craibstone          305                        35                          340        5

Steve Scott       Hazlehead          321.1                    0                              321.1    6

Colin Duffus      Royal Aberdeen   160                        145                        305        7

Manson Merchant Newmachar  302.5                    0                              302.5    8=

John Sunley        Newmachar      302.5                    0                              302.5    8=

Chris Gilbert      Cruden Bay        286.1                    0                              286.1    10

John Nicolson    Hazlehead          220                        60                          280        11

Steve Shand      Kemnay               175                        90                          265        12

Willie Middler    Peterhead          170                        90                          260        13

Brian Nicolson  Hazlehead          242.5                    0                              242.5    14

Stewart Allison  Bon Accord        198.5                    35                          233.5    15

Alan Gall              Deeside                225                        0                              225        16

Willie Skene      Deeside                   205                        0                              205        17

Brian Ritchie      Inverallochy      195                        0                              195        18

David Nelson    Aboyne                   180                        0                              180        19

Ross Sinclair        Kintore                175                        0                              175        20

Kevin Bedborough Deeside          173.6                    0                              173.6    21

David Templeton Westhill            172.5                    0                              172.5    22

Richie Blackmore Tarland            159.5                    0                              159.5    23

David Fleming    Portlethen          159.3                    0                              159.3    24

Graeme Riley    Craibstone          145                        0                              145        25

Gavin Chalmers Alford                  115.3                    0                              115.3    26

Scott Mackie      Kemnay               115                        0                              115        27

David Leslie        Bon Accord        73.6                        35                          108.6    28

Raymond Reid  Tarland                106.1                    0                              106.1    29=

Charlie Cassie    Nigg Bay              106.1                    0                              106.1    29=

Stephen Lawrie Portlethen          92.5                        0                              92.5        31=

Jordan Calder    Newmachar      92.5                        0                              92.5        31=

Sam Locke          Stonehaven      92                          0                              92          33

Alistair Graham Aboyne            80                          0                              80          34

Mark Lawrie      Kemnay           70                          0                              70          35

Ali Ramage      Banchory            60                          0                              60          36

Ross McNeil      Westhill                58.6                        0                              58.6        37

Ritchie Davidson   Caledonian        55                          0                              55          38

Jim Emslie          Royal Aberdeen  50                        0                              50          39

Mike Duncan    Murcar Links      25                          0                              25          40

John Borthwick Craibstone          13.5                        10                          23.5        41

Fergus Bisset    Banchory            20                          0                              20          42

Graham Burnett  Westhill                15                          0                              15          43

Graham McLaggan Bon Accord  13.6                        0                              13.6        44=

Phil Morrison    Oldmeldrum      13.6                        0                              13.6        44=

Dave McLean    Kemnay            12                          0                              12          47=

Stewart Kidd      Longside              12                          0                              12          47=

Colin Craig          Kintore                10                          0                              10          49

Mike Herbertson Newmachar    6                              0                              6              50

Sammy Leslie    Kemnay             5                              0                              5              51

PAUL LAWRIE GOLF CENTRE NORTH EAST ALLIANCE ORDER OF MERIT

Class 2

2017-18

                                                         POINTS AFTER  POINTS WON AT   POINTS     OOM

NAME                  CLUB                    BUCKPOOL        PORTLETHEN      TOTAL  POSITION

Les Fowler          Royal Aberdeen     370                           0                              370        1=

Mike Smith        Newmachar      370                                 0                              370        1=

Richard Denning   Inverurie       280                                 80                          360        3

Martin Forster  Cruden Bay        265                        80                          345        4

Jim Stewart        Banchory            259.1                    80                          339.1    5

Jim Scott              Peterculter        198.3                    130                        328.3    6

Ben Lumsden   Northern                313.3                    0                              313.3    7

Derek Townsley    Peterculter        302.5                    0                              302.5    8

Scott Melvin      Newmachar      265                        30                          295        9

Doug Booth        Tarland                263.3                    30                          293.3    10

Iain Birnie            Deeside            227.5                    30                          257.5    11

David Lane          Deeside            252.5                    0                              252.5    12

Mike Duncan    Murcar Links      250                        0                              250        13=

Robbie Duncan Deeside              250                        0                              250        13=

Jackie Forrest    Northern            240                        0                              240        15

Peter Low          Craibstone          237.5                    0                              237.5    16

Neish Chisholm Kemnay              235                        0                              235        17

Richard Ruddiman Royal Abdn   233.3                    0                              233.3    18

Stephen Ross    Hazlehead          202.5                    30                          232.5    19

Gary Homer      Aboyne                   210                        0                              210        20

Grant Leslie        Newburgh              45                          160                        205        21

Donald Lawrie  Deeside                 201.6                    0                              201.6    22

Mike MacKay    Kemnay               199.1                    0                              199.1    23

Mike Tough        Banchory            162.5                    0                              162.5    24

Mike Rogers      Kemnay             160                        0                              160        25=

Richard Wright  Northern            160                        0                              160        25=

Graham Allan    Hazlehead          153.3                    0                              153.3    27

Zander Rodger  Fraserburgh      130                        0                              130        28

Duncan Robertson Hazlehead    125                        0                              125        29

John Hosie          Hazlehead          115                        0                              115        30=

Willie Beattie    Craibstone          115                        0                              115        30=

Sandy Davidson   Northern            115                        0                              115        30=

Glen Cochrane  Kemnay                91.6                        0                              91.6        33

Tommy Collie    Kemnay               55                          0                              55          34=

Steve Christie    Banchory            55                          0                              55          34=

Peter Robertson      Westhill                52.5                        0                              52.5        36

Mike Brown      Kemnay                     49.1                        0                              49.1        37

Raymond Brown    Kemnay                47.5                        0                              47.5        38

Ewan Riley         Craibstone         40                          0                              40          39=

Gary Leslie          Deeside           40                          0                              40          39=

Nigel Parker      Murcar Links    39.9                        0                              39.9        41

Robert Coupar  Inverallochy      1.6                          30                          31.6        42

Alistair B Clark Newmachar      25                          0                              25          43

Jim Crawford    Craibstone          10                          0                              10          44

Kevin Thain        Hazlehead          5                              0                              5              45=

Paul Cornfield    Hazlehead          5                              0                              5              45=

Graeme Moir    Oldmeldrum      3.3                          0                              3.3          47

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Joburg Open first-round scoreboard complete

1	Keenan DAVIDSE	SAfrica		-8
2	Matthew BALDWIN	ENG		-7
2	Jared HARVEY	RSA		-7
2	James MORRISON	ENG		-7
2	Erik VAN ROOYEN	RSA		-7
2	Ockie STRYDOM	RSA		-7
2	Sebastian HEISELE	GER		-7
8	Oliver BEKKER	RSA		-6
8	Mikko KORHONEN	FIN		-6
8	Dean BURMESTER	RSA		-6
8	Scott BARR	AUS		-6
8	Joachim B. HANSEN	DEN		-6
8	Richard MCEVOY	ENG		-6
8	Nathan KIMSEY	ENG		-6
8	Adrian MERONK	POL		-6
8	Tapio PULKKANEN	FIN		-6
8	Oliver LINDELL	FIN		-6
18	Ross MCGOWAN	ENG		-5
18	Andrea PAVAN	ITA		-5
18	Carlos PIGEM	ESP		-5
18	Daniel BROOKS	ENG		-5
22	Bryanandrew ROELOFSZ	RSA		-4
22	Christopher CANNON	ENG		-4
22	Stephen FERREIRA	POR		-4
22	Henric STUREHED	SWE		-4
22	Tyrone RYAN	RSA		-4
22	George COETZEE	RSA		-4
22	Jean HUGO	RSA		-4
22	MJ VILJOEN	RSA		-4
22	Chris SWANEPOEL	RSA		-4
22	Romain LANGASQUE	FRA		-4
22	Jaco AHLERS	RSA		-4
22	Tom LEWIS	ENG		-4
22	Jaco PRINSLOO	RSA		-4
22	Toby TREE	ENG		-4
22	Lionel WEBER	FRA		-4
22	Terry PILKADARIS	AUS		-4
38	Jacquin HESS	RSA		-3
38	Stuart MANLEY	WLS		-3
38	Shubhankar SHARMA	IND		-3
38	Aaron RAI	ENG		-3
38	Shaun NORRIS	RSA		-3
38	Herman LOUBSER	RSA		-3
38	Haydn PORTEOUS	RSA		-3
38	Phachara KHONGWATMAI	THA		-3
38	Adrien SADDIER	FRA		-3
38	Steven BROWN	ENG		-3
38	Jinho CHOI	KOR		-3
38	Bryce EASTON	RSA		-3
38	Omar SANDYS	RSA		-3
38	Sam HORSFIELD	ENG		-3
38	Pep ANGLES	ESP		-3
38	Adri ARNAUS	ESP		-3
38	Anthony MICHAEL	RSA		-3
38	Justin WALTERS	RSA		-3
38	Keith HORNE	RSA		-3
38	Theunis SPANGENBERG	RSA		-3
38	Masahiro KAWAMURA	JPN		-3
38	Garrick PORTEOUS	ENG		-3
60	Oliver FARR	WAL		-2
60	Jacques KRUYSWIJK	RSA		-2
60	Bradley NEIL	USA		-2
60	Gavin GREEN	MAS		-2
60	Christiaan BEZUIDENHOUT	RSA		-2
60	Rhys WEST	RSA		-2
60	Martin ROHWER	RSA		-2
60	Paul PETERSON	USA		-2
60	Zack BYRD	USA		-2
60	Alfie PLANT	ENG		-2
60	Ulrich VAN DEN BERG	RSA		-2
60	Christopher BLOMSTRAND	SWE		-2
60	Steve WEBSTER	ENG		-2
60	Marc CAYEUX	ZIM		-2
60	Marcus ARMITAGE	ENG		-2
60	Kristian Krogh JOHANNESSEN	NOR		-2
60	Jack HARRISON	ENG		-2
60	Jeff WINTHER	DEN		-2
60	Gary STAL	FRA		-2
60	Jake HIGGINBOTTOM	AUS		-2
60	Peter KARMIS	RSA		-2
60	Marcus BOTH	AUS		-2
60	Ben FOLLETT-SMITH	ZIM		-2
60	Daniel GREENE	RSA		-2
60	Callum TARREN	ENG		-2
85	Vaughn GROENEWALD	RSA		-1
85	Andrew VAN DER KNAAP	RSA		-1
85	Mark WILLIAMS	ZIM		-1
85	Anders HANSEN	DEN		-1
85	Scott FERNANDEZ	ESP		-1
85	Dawie VAN DER WALT	RSA		-1
85	Pontus WIDEGREN	SWE		-1
85	Charlie FORD	ENG		-1
85	Marco ITEN	SUI		-1
85	Andre DE DECKER	RSA		-1
85	Birgir HAFTHORSSON	ICE		-1
85	JC RITCHIE	RSA		-1
85	Lyle ROWE	RSA		-1
85	JJ SENEKAL	RSA		-1
85	Johannes VEERMAN	USA		-1
85	Breyten MEYER	RSA		-1
85	Jake REDMAN	RSA		-1
85	Ben EVANS	ENG		-1
85	Hennie DU PLESSIS	RSA		-1
85	Oscar LENGDEN	SWE		-1
85	Matt FORD	ENG		-1
85	Hennie OTTO	RSA		-1
85	Thomas AIKEN	RSA		-1
85	Jack MUNRO	AUS		-1
85	Scott VINCENT	ZIM		-1
85	Dylan FRITTELLI	RSA		-1
85	Jazz JANEWATTANANOND	THA		-1
85	Louis DE JAGER	RSA		-1
85	Jake ROOS	RSA		-1
85	Rourke VAN DER SPUY	RSA		-1
85	Mattew CARVELL	RSA		-1
85	Matthew SPACEY	RSA		-1
85	Sam CHIEN	USA		-1
85	Toto Thimba Jnr	RSA		-1
119	Makhetha MAZIBUKO	RSA		Par
119	Jason KNUTZON	USA		Par
119	Kyle MCCLATCHIE	RSA		Par
119	Jbe KRUGER	RSA		Par
119	Mark FOSTER	ENG		Par
119	Ashley CHESTERS	ENG		Par
119	Ruan DE SMIDT	RSA		Par
119	James KAMTE	RSA		Par
119	David LAW	SCO		Par
119	Martin WIEGELE	AUT		Par
119	Madalitso MUTHIYA	ZAM		Par
119	Robert MACINTYRE	SCO		Par
119	Javi COLOMO	ESP		Par
119	Duncan STEWART	SCO		Par
119	Zander LOMBARD	RSA		Par
119	Jens FAHRBRING	SWE		Par
119	Christiaan BASSON	RSA		Par
119	Heinrich BRUINERS	RSA		Par
119	Riekus NORTJE	RSA		Par
119	Combrinck SMIT	RSA		Par
119	Daniel VAN TONDER	RSA		Par
119	Joshua WHITE	ENG		Par
119	Douglas MCGUIGAN	RSA		Par
119	David HOWELL	ENG		Par
119	Cody MARTIN	USA		Par
119	Gavin MOYNIHAN	IRL		Par
119	Andre NEL	RSA		Par
119	Lorenzo GAGLI	ITA		Par
119	Garth MULROY	RSA		Par
119	Nico GEYGER	CHI		Par
119	Michael PALMER	RSA		Par
119	Jean-Paul STRYDOM	RSA		Par
119	Tom MURRAY	ENG		Par
119	Johan EDFORS	SWE		Par
119	Kenneth DUBE	RSA		Par
119	Neil SCHIETEKAT	RSA		Par
119	Oscar SERNA	MEX		Par
119	Musiwalo NETHUNZWI	RSA		Par
119	Stuart J SMITH	BOT		Par
119	Coert GROENEWALD	RSA		Par
159	Charl COETZEE	RSA		1
159	WU Ashun	CHN		1
159	Jarin TODD	USA		1
159	Matt WALLACE	ENG		1
159	Mikael LUNDBERG	SWE		1
159	Jens DANTORP	SWE		1
159	Justin HARDING	RSA		1
159	Wynand DINGLE	RSA		1
159	Tyrone FERREIRA	RSA		1
159	Adilson Da SILVA	BRA		1
159	Teaghan GAUCHE	RSA		1
159	Casey O'TOOLE	USA		1
159	Tirawat KAEWSIRIBANDIT	THA		1
159	Eirik Tage JOHANSEN	NOR		1
159	Andrew CURLEWIS	RSA		1
159	Victor PEREZ	FRA		1
159	Chanwoo KIM	KOR		1
159	Matias CALDERON	CHI		1
159	Kalle SAMOOJA	FIN		1
159	Titch MOORE	RSA		1
159	Connor SYME	SCO		1
159	Matthew NIXON	ENG		1
159	James HEATH	ENG		1
159	Jonathan AGREN	SWE		1
159	Lindani NDWANDWE	RSA		1
159	Joel GIRRBACH	SUI		1
159	Marcel SCHNEIDER	GER		1
159	Tjaart VAN DER WALT	RSA		1
159	Grant FORREST	SCO		1
159	Ryan TIPPING	RSA		1
189	David DRYSDALE	SCO		2
189	Alex HAINDL	RSA		2
189	Jose-Filipe LIMA	POR		2
189	Steve SURRY	ENG		2
189	Colin NEL	RSA		2
189	Suttijet KOORATANAPISAN	THA		2
189	Stefan ENGELL ANDERSEN	KEN		2
189	Simon KHAN	ENG		2
189	Wallie COETSEE	RSA		2
189	Laurie CANTER	ENG		2
189	Ryan CAIRNS	ZIM		2
189	Jonathan THOMSON	ENG		2
189	Clinton GROBLER	RSA		2
189	Josh GEARY	NZL		2
203	James ALLAN	ENG		3
203	Jason FRONEMAN	RSA		3
203	Darren FICHARDT	RSA		3
203	Danthai BOONMA	THA		3
203	John Michael O'TOOLE	USA		3
203	Callum MOWAT	RSA		3
203	Joel STALTER	FRA		3
203	Espen KOFSTAD	NOR		3
203	N J ARNOLDI	RSA		3
203	Petr DEDEK	CZH		3
203	Suradit YONGCHAROENCHAI	THA		3
203	Paul HOWARD	ENG		3
203	Luke JERLING	RSA		3
203	Steve LEWTON	ENG		3
203	Aubrey BECKLEY	RSA		3
203	LIU Yan-wei	CHN		3
219	Desne VAN DEN BERGH	RSA		4
219	Jacques BLAAUW	RSA		4
219	Christopher MIVIS	BEL		4
219	Sipho BUJELA	RSA		4
219	Jason VILJOEN	RSA		4
224	Alexander KNAPPE	GER		5
224	Phumlani MALUKA	RSA		5
224	Hugo Leon	CHI		5
224	Dayne MOORE	ZIM		5
224	Piya SWANGARUNPORN	THA		5
224	Scott CAMPBELL	ENG		5
224	Dwayne BASSON	RSA		5
224	Jason DIAB	RSA		5
224	Thanda MAVUNDLA	RSA		5
233	Robin WILLIAMS	ENG		6
233	Marcus KINHULT	SWE		6
233	Dylan NAIDOO	RSA		6
233	Irvin MAZIBUKO	RSA		6
233	Scott HENRY	SCO		6
238	Leorin PILLAY	RSA		7
238	Danie VAN NIEKERK	RSA		7
240	Cameron ESAU	RSA		12