The Nedbank Golf Challenge, held annually at the Gary Player Country Club in Sun City, South Africa, is one of the most prestigious events on the DP World Tour. Known as “Africa’s Major,” the tournament attracts a strong international field and delivers memorable moments on and off the course.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship, a staple event on the DP World Tour, is making a significant change this year. For the first time since 2004, the tournament will not be held at Leopard Creek but will instead move to Royal Johannesburg Golf Club.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship is set to take place at a stunning venue this week, marking the fourth event of the Opening Swing on the 2026 DP World Tour schedule. This tournament, held in South Africa, consistently attracts a strong field of players eager to kick off their season in style.
Amazing precision was on display at the Nedbank Golf Challenge last week, where Adrien Saddier delivered a remarkable shot on the tournament’s toughest hole. The 7th hole, known for its difficulty, recorded a Fortinet Threat Score of +0.24 for the week, highlighting the challenge it posed to the field.
A surprising interruption on the golf course as a caterpillar briefly halts play during a tournament.
Jesper Svensson demonstrates impressive power and precision in this latest Instagram Reel, showcasing skills that golf enthusiasts will appreciate. His technique and strength are evident as he executes shots with remarkable control and force, making this clip a must-watch for fans of the sport.
Jesper Svensson demonstrated exceptional power with a ball speed reaching 190mph during a recent event on the DP World Tour. This impressive feat highlights the increasing emphasis on distance and power in professional golf.
Rory McIlroy faced a unique challenge at the Australian Open, taking on the iconic 5th hole at Royal Melbourne with an unconventional club choice: a $10 2-iron.
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen claims his first DP World Tour title at the Australian Open, securing a Masters spot with Under Armour shoes.
Rory McIlroy took on the iconic 5th hole at Royal Melbourne with an unusual club choice, opting for a $10 2-iron. The bold decision caught the attention of golf fans worldwide, showcasing his creativity and confidence on the course.