#LWN #BanyanaBanyana begin their WAFCON 2026 campaign with a 1-all away draw against the DR Congo; Kim le Court ground the hills to open space on her competition and win the 2025 #RideJoburg; and Kaiyuree Moodley on cloud nine after her maiden #SunshineLadiesTour triumph #GoGirls
Kaiyuree Moodley is enjoying the taste of an extra sweet victory after winning the 2025 Blu Label Unlimited Ladies Challenge at Sun City on Saturday, 25 October 2025, securing her first Sunshine Ladies Tour win. Photo: Sunshine Ladies Tour
Moodley called the win an ‘extra sweet victory’ to take in, as she heads to the LET’s 2025 Lalla Aicha Qualifying School in Morocco this December.
Kaiyuree Moodley secured her first #SunshineLadiesTour win at the 2025 Blu Label Unlimited Ladies Challenge at Sun City, calling it an ‘extra sweet victory’ that she's still taking in as she heads to the 2025 Lalla Aicha Qualifying School for the LET
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France’s Perrine Delacour (second from left) made two key birdies in her final four holes to close with a 70 and win the Investec South African Women's Open by two strokes at Erinvale Country & Golf Estate in Somerset West, in the Western Cape, on Sunday, 13 April, 2025. All Photos: Sunshine Ladies Tour
(From left to right): Gia Raad (winner of the Jackie Mercer trophy for the leading amateur), Perrine Delacour (winner of the Investec South African Women's Open), Casandra Alexander (Investec Order of Merit champion) and Kaiyuree Moodley (The R&A Rookie of the Year on the Sunshine Ladies Tour). CREDIT: Sunshine Ladies Tour
Casandra Alexander included a win and three runner-up finishes in the best season of her career to claim the Investec Order of Merit.
France's Perrine Delacour claimed her second victory on the Ladies European Tour when she won the Investec South African Women's Open by two shots at Erinvale Country & Golf Estate in Somerset West on Sunday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/perrine-dela... #LadiesEuropeanTour #SunshineLadiesTour
Swiss pro Chiara Tamburlini signed for a seven-under-par 65 to lead the Investec South African Women's Open field by 1 shot, after the first two rounds of the Investec South African Women's Open in Somerset West on Friday, 11 April, 2025. All Photos: Sunshine Ladies Tour
France's Perrine Delacour has enjoyed two days of supremely consistent golf to lie 10-under-par, 1 stroke off the lead after Friday.
Amateur Gia Raad is in a chase group of seven through 36 holes, four shots off the pace with South Africa’s Kiera Floyd.
Swiss pro Chiara Tamburlini signed for a 7-under-par 65 to lead the Investec SA Women's Open field by 1 stroke after round two in Somerset West on Friday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/chiara-tambu... #LadiesEuropeanTour #SunshineLadiesTour
Germany's Aline Krauter (pictured) and France's Perrine Delacour lead after the first round of the Investec South African Women's Open ahead of a tight international field in Somerset West in the Western Cape, on Thursday, 10 April, 2025. All Photos: Sunshine Ladies Tour
France's Perrine Delacour had an equally solid day that featured strong finishes to both her nines to finish day 1 at the top of the leaderboard.
Namibia’s Bonita Bredenhann struck a hole-in-one in her round to card 1 shot behind the overnight leaders, in a chase group of three.
Perrine Delacour and Aline Krauter opened with rounds of seven-under-par 65 for the overnight lead after day 1 of the Investec SA Women's Open in Somerset West on Thursday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/perrine-dela... #SunshineLadiesTour #WomensGolf
England's Mimi Rhodes overcame a strong challenge from South Africa's Casandra Alexander to claim back-to-back wins on the Ladies European Tour, winning the Joburg Ladies Open at Modderfontein Golf Club on Sunday, 6 April, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Ladies Tour
Investec Order of Merit leader Casandra Alexander closed Rhodes’s lead by two shots on Sunday, but the English champion made sure of her win.
Germany's Helen Briem made a strong charge through the field with her 68 to take third place on 11 under par.
England's Mimi Rhodes overcame a strong challenge from Casandra Alexander to claim back-to-back wins on the Ladies European Tour, winning the Joburg Ladies Open at Modderfontein Golf Club on Sunday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/englands-mim... #LETGolf #SunshineLadiesTour
Casandra Alexander heads into the final day of the Joburg Ladies Open just three shots off the lead of England's Mimi Rhodes, at the Joburg Ladies Open at Modderfontein Golf Club in Johannesburg on Saturday, 5 April, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Ladies Tour
Mimi Rhodes is chasing back-to-back victories after her maiden LET win at the Ford Women’s NSW Open in Australia last weekend.
Lee-Anne Pace 73 69 (pictured) and Kiera Floyd 72 70 are in a chase group of seven, eight shots off the lead after the second round.
Casandra Alexander heads into the final day of the Joburg Ladies Open just three shots off the lead of England's Mimi Rhodes at Modderfontein Golf Club on Saturday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/casandra-ale... #SunshineLadiesTour
South Africa's Casandra Alexander had no sooner taken the lead in the Joburg Ladies Open when the second round was suspended for the day for rain during the second round of the Joburg Ladies Open at Modderfontein Golf Club in Johannesburg on Friday, 4 April, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Ladies Tour
England’s Alice Hewson is a chasing group of three with Alexandra Swayne and Lauren Walsh, four shots off the lead.
Alexander started her 2nd round strong with first and third holes birdies to take the lead on 9 under par, one clear of Mimi Rhodes (pictured).
South Africa's Casandra Alexander had no sooner taken the lead in the Joburg Ladies Open when the Joburg Ladies Open second round was suspended for rain in Johannesburg on Friday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/casandra-ale... #SunshineLadiesTour
England's Thalia Martin scored a career-low round of seven-under-par 65 to earn the lead of the Absa Ladies Invitational going into Saturday's final round, at Royal Johannesburg in Gauteng, on Friday, 28 March, 2025. All Photos: Sunshine Ladies Tour
Martin’s closest challenger, Norway's Madelene Stavnar, trails by three shots on seven under par after her four-under-par 68.
South Africa's Casandra Alexander heads into the final round on six under par in a group of three including Germany’s Carolin Kauffmann (pictured).
England's Thalia Martin shot a career-low round 65 to earn a 3-shot lead on Germany’s chasing Madelene Stavnar going in to the final round of the Absa Ladies Invitational in Johannesburg on Saturday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/englands-tha... #SunshineLadiesTour
Defending champion Casandra Alexander made her intentions clear during the first round of the Absa Ladies Invitational following a five-under-par 67, at the Royal Johannesburg in Gauteng, on Thursday, 27 March, 2025. Photo: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Ladies Tour
Spanish golfer Carmen Alonso shared the first-round lead with Alexander on Thursday. Photo: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Ladies Tour
Eswatini pro Nobuhle Dlamini lies 1 shot off the pace after the first round, with Jane Turner and Alexandra Swayne. File Photo: Sunshine Ladies Tour
Defending champion Casandra Alexander made her intentions clear during the first round of the Absa Ladies Invitational following a five-under-par 67, at the Royal Johannesburg in Gauteng on Thursday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/casandra-ale... #SunshineLadiesTour
A nine-birdie blitz combined with an eagle for a bogey-free final round of 11-under-par 60 secured South Africa's Kiera Floyd her maiden professional win at the Platinum Ladies Open at the par-71 Blair Atholl Golf and Equestrian Estate course north of Johannesburg in Gauteng, on Friday, 21 March, 2025. All Photos: Sunshine Ladies Tour
Just a single shot off the pace at the end of each round, England’s Hayley Davis finished second on 14 under par, with a closing five-under-par 66.
Davis was followed by second round leader, South Africa’s Casandra Alexander in third place on 12 under par, after she also signed for a final round of 69.
A nine-birdie blitz combined with an eagle for a bogey-free final round of 11-under-par 60 secured South Africa's Kiera Floyd her maiden professional win at the Platinum Ladies Open in Johannesburg Friday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/3i41 #SunshineLadiesTour
Casandra Alexander shot a second consecutive five-under-par 66, 10 under par to take the lead on the second round of the Platinum Ladies Open at the Blair Atholl Golf and Equestrian Estate course north of Johannesburg in Gauteng, on Thursday, 20 March, 2025. Photo: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Ladies Tour
South Africa’s Tandi McCallum is just 1 shot behind the overnight leader in a bunch of three. File Photo: Heinrich Helmbold / Sunshine Ladies Tour
Mexico’s Fernanda Lira shot the tournament’s low round of 63 to lie tied in second place. File Photo: Heinrich Helmbold / Sunshine Ladies Tour
Casandra Alexander shot a consecutive five-under-par 66 to take the lead of the Platinum Ladies Open at the Blair Atholl Golf and Equestrian Estate course north of Johannesburg on Thursday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/9p97 #SunshineLadiesTour
Nadia van der Westhuizen's two-over-par 74 in the final round was still good enough to earn her a one-shot victory in the SuperSport Ladies Challenge, presented by Sun International, at Sun City's Gary Player Country Club course at Sun City in the North West, on Friday 7 March, 2025. All Photos: Sunshine Ladies Tour
Kaiyuree Moodley finished runner-up 1 shot behind in another good performance after finishing tied third in last week's Jabra Ladies Classic.
Casandra Alexander took third place two shots off the pace, on one under with a final round of 73.
Nadia van der Westhuizen's two-over-par 74 in the final round was good enough to earn her a one-shot victory in the SuperSport Ladies Challenge, at Sun City's Gary Player Country Club course in the North West, on Friday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/gutsy-nadia-... #SunshineLadiesTour
South Africa's Casandra Alexander held her nerve to lift the Jabra Ladies Classic trophy for the second time in her career, and becoming the first multiple winner of this Sunshine Ladies Tour title since 2019, at Westlake Golf Club in Cape Town, the Western Cape, on Friday, 28 February, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Scotland’s Lorna McClymont was steady through the tournament, carding 67, 71 and 68 to finish in second place on 206 after the final round, four shots off the pace.
First round leader Kaiyuree Moodley (pictured) and France's Anne-Charlotte Mora finished joint third on six-under-par, both shooting 68 on the final day.
South Africa's Casandra Alexander became the first multiple winner of this #SunshineLadiesTour title since 2019, holding her nerve to lift the Jabra Ladies Classic trophy for the second time in Cape Town on Friday #gsportGlobal #GolfRSA gsport.co.za/casandra-ale...
Kaiyuree Moodley posted the lowest round of her short professional career when she opened with a six-under-par 66 to lead the R1 million Jabra Ladies Classic by a single shot at Westlake Golf Club in Cape Town, the Western Cape, on Wednesday, 26 February, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Lora Assad carded her best first round in two seasons to lie 1 shot off the pace along with Gabrielle Venter and Scotland’s Lorna McClymont.
Gabrielle Venter along with McClymont and Assad are Moodley’s nearest challengers, after all opening with rounds of five-under-par 67.
Kaiyuree Moodley posted the lowest round of her pro career to open the R1 million Jabra Ladies Classic and lead a competitive field by one shot lead at the Westlake Golf Club in Cape Town on Wednesday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/rookie-kaiyu... #GolfRSA #SunshineLadiesTour
France's Lucie Malchirand has won her maiden Sunshine Ladies Tour title at the Standard Bank Ladies Open hosted by The City of Cape Town at Durbanville Golf Club in the Western Cape, on Saturday, 22 February, 2025. All Photos: Petri Oeschger / Sunshine Ladies Tour
Malchirand finished four shots clear of South Africa's Casandra Alexander (pictured), and Romy Meekers, from the Netherlands. Photo: Heinrich Helmbold
France's Lucie Malchirand has won her maiden #SunshineLadiesTour title at the Standard Bank Ladies Open hosted by the City of Cape Town at Durbanville Golf Club, in the Western Cape, on Saturday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/frances-luci...
French golfer Lucie Malchirand continued her dominance of the Standard Bank Ladies Open hosted by the City of Cape Town at Durbanville Golf Club on her 22nd birthday, in Cape Town in the Western Cape on Friday, 21 February, 2025. All Photos: Petri Oeschger / Sunshine Ladies Tour
Eight-times Sunshine Ladies champ and NTT DATA Pro-Am top 5 finisher Nobuhle Dlamini is Malchirand’s closest rival, 7 under par. Photo: Heinrich Helmbold
Birthday girl and French golfer Lucie Malchirand continued her dominance of the Standard Bank Ladies Open at the Durbanville Golf Club, in Cape Town in the Western Cape on Friday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/birthday-gir... #SunshineLadiesTour
Danielle du Toit stared down seasoned champion Lee-Anne Pace to claim her maiden Sunshine Ladies Tour win in a playoff to win the NTT Data Ladies Pro-Am, on Fancourt's Montagu course in George on Sunday, 16 February, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Du Toit carded a five-under par 67 final round to take her to 10-under and secure the tournament lead, to take on Pace in the play-off.
Former Pro Am champ Lee-Anne Pace carded 70, 68 and 68 for a share of the lead and to force the play-off, which Du Toit won at the first additional hole.
Danielle du Toit stared down seasoned champion Lee-Anne Pace in a playoff to win the NTT Data Ladies Pro-Am as her maiden #SunshineLadiesTour title on Fancourt's Montagu course in George on Sunday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/danielle-du-...
Nobuhle Dlamini tightened her grip on this year's NTT Data Ladies Pro-Am and is seeking her own unique place in the history of this tournament as its first multiple champion, at Fancourt on the outskirts of George in the Western Cape, on Saturday, 15 February, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Norwegian golfer Tina Mazarino, pictured on the Outeniqua course, shared the lead with Dlamini after shooting 68 and 69 for a second-round 137.
Lee-Anne Pace lies one shot behind the leaders Dlamini and Mazarino, tied for second place with Spain’s Harang Lee after the second round.
2025 #SunshineLadiesTour Ladies Pro-Am joint leader Nobuhle Dlamini has a shot at becoming the event’s first-ever multiple champion after the second round at Fancourt on the outskirts of George on Saturday #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/nobuhle-dlam...
Eswatini pro golfer and former champ Nobuhle Dlamini capitalised on perfect weather conditions during the first round of the NTT Data Ladies Pro-Am to secure the lead with a five-under-par 67, at Fancourt outside George in the Western Cape, on Friday, 15 February, 2025. All Photos: Troy Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Eswatini pro golfer and former champ Nobuhle Dlamini capitalised on perfect weather conditions to secure a NTT Data Ladies Pro-Am first round lead with a five-under-par at Fancourt outside George in the Western Cape, on Friday #SunshineLadiesTour #gsportGlobal gsport.co.za/nobuhle-dlam...
#gsportNewsletter Involved as the naming rights sponsor of the annual Ladies Pro-Am event since 2014, the rebranded NTT Data Ladies' Pro-Am kicks off this season's women's golf tournaments each offering prize purses of at least R1m #SponsorshipEdition gsport.co.za/sunshine-lad... #SunshineLadiesTour
