Due to adverse weather conditions at the Alfred Dunhill Championship, the par five 6th hole has been temporarily changed to a par three for the remainder of the third round. This adjustment reflects the tournament’s commitment to player safety and course integrity amid challenging circumstances.
Weather interruptions have once again impacted the third round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship, forcing players and officials to pause play.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship has introduced a significant change for the remainder of the third round: the 6th hole will now play as a par 3 instead of a par 5, measuring 177 yards. This adjustment aims to add a new strategic element to the tournament at the Royal Johannesburg Club, where the event is hosted for the first time after two decades at Leopard Creek CC.
Round three of the Alfred Dunhill Championship resumed in Johannesburg under challenging conditions, with players eager to improve their standings after weather delays.
Bryson DeChambeau delivered an impressive short game performance at the recent LIV Golf event in Virginia, showcasing his skill and precision around the greens. His ability to execute difficult shots under pressure was a key highlight of the tournament.
Haydn Porteous made a strong start at the Alfred Dunhill Championship, moving to nine under par after an impressive eagle early in his round. The tournament, held this year at the Royal Johannesburg Club for the first time after two decades at Leopard Creek CC, offers local players a chance to capitalize on home advantage.
🚨The players hit the practice facilities ahead of play resuming at 10:30am local time 💪
The Alfred Dunhill Championship is underway, but weather conditions have posed some challenges for players and organizers alike. Tournament Director David Williams has provided an important update on how the event is progressing and what to expect in the coming days.
Marc Leishman delivered a memorable moment at the Victorian PGA Championship, sealing his round with a birdie on the 18th hole. What made this moment even more special was the presence of his son, who was right by his side as he sank the putt.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship has moved to a new home this year, with the Royal Johannesburg Club hosting the event for the first time after two decades at Leopard Creek Country Club. This change brings fresh challenges and opportunities, especially for South African players who often leverage their local knowledge to gain an edge.