Lauren Coughlin and Andrew Novak take the lead into Sunday at the Grant Thornton Invitational after a spectacular eagle on hole 17.
Eugenio Chacarra’s three-shot lead at the Alfred Dunhill Championship has been cut to just one after a costly double bogey on the par-three 5th hole.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship has moved to the Royal Johannesburg Club this year, marking a new chapter for the tournament after two decades at Leopard Creek CC. The final round is now live, with players battling it out for the title on home soil.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship, one of the key events on the DP World Tour, will be held at the Royal Johannesburg Club for the first time in 2025. After two decades at Leopard Creek Country Club, this move marks a significant change for the tournament and its participants.
The Royal Johannesburg Club, known for its challenging layout and rich golfing history, provides a fresh test for players. South African golfers, who have often leveraged local knowledge at Leopard Creek, may find new opportunities to capitalize on their home advantage at this new venue.
New Venue Brings Fresh Challenges
The course at Royal Johannesburg offers a different style of play compared to Leopard Creek. Its tighter fairways and strategic bunkering require precision and tactical thinking, which could influence the leaderboard significantly. Players will need to adapt quickly to the nuances of the course to contend for the title.
Impact on the DP World Tour Season
The Alfred Dunhill Championship remains a crucial stop on the DP World Tour schedule, attracting a strong field of international and local talent. The tournament’s timing and location often allow emerging South African stars to showcase their skills against seasoned European Tour competitors.
Looking Ahead
With the venue change, anticipation is high among players and fans alike. The Royal Johannesburg Club’s rich tradition and demanding course setup promise an exciting tournament that could shape the DP World Tour rankings as the season progresses.
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The Alfred Dunhill Championship has moved to a new venue this year, taking place for the first time at the Royal Johannesburg Golf Club after two decades at Leopard Creek Country Club. This change brings fresh challenges and opportunities, especially for South African players who often leverage their home advantage in this prestigious event.
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