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Brandon Stone Cruises to Dunhill Title

Twenty-three-year-old Brandon Stone picked up the second title of his burgeoning European Tour career, cruising to the Alfred Dunhill Championships title by seven strokes on Sunday in Malelane. Both of his wins have come in his home country of South Africa, and both in 2016, although technically in different seasons. His closing round 67 was … Continue reading Brandon Stone Cruises to Dunhill Title →

Iconic Announcer Lundquist to Continue Calling Masters Post- Retirement

If you don't know Verne Lundquist's name, you certainly know his voice if you're a fan of recent or historic golf. It was Lundquist who unspooled the marvelous history in the making as Jack Nicklaus shocked the universe by winning the Masters in 1986 at age 46. It was Lundquist who called the greatest shot … Continue reading Iconic Announcer Lundquist to Continue Calling Masters Post- Retirement →

South Africa’s Stone Leads Dunhill by 2 Strokes

Native son Brandon Stone carded his second straight 66 on Saturday to take a 3-stroke lead into the final day of the Alfred Dunhill Championships being played at Leopard Creek Country Club in Malelane, South Africa. Stone is 17-under through 54 rounds, which gives him a 3-stroke lead over countryman Charl Schwartzel and Keith Horne, … Continue reading South Africa’s Stone Leads Dunhill by 2 Strokes →

Matsuyama Leads Hero; Woods Sitting 10th

While all eyes continued to focus on Tiger Woods during the third round of the Hero World Challenge on Saturday, Japan's Hideki Matsuyama ran away with the tournament lead. Matsuyama recorded his second 65 in three days to race to 19-under, giving him a 7-stroke lead over Henrik Stenson and Dustin Johnson. Woods, the tournament … Continue reading Matsuyama Leads Hero; Woods Sitting 10th →