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| | | | CCPB strengthens its partnership with WP Golf | |
| Our company is proud to sponsor WP's golf tournaments as the official refreshment provider |
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Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages (CCPB) is the local bottler and distributor for The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) in the Western and Northern Cape.
They are a thriving, growing company that delivers outstanding products made by amazing people. CCPB has been in business for more than 80 years, having first opened for business in 1940. Their state-of-the-art bottling facility is based in the greater Cape Town Metropolitan area in Parow, with distribution centres in Athlone, Worcester, Hermanus, Vredendal and Springbok. Products and brands within the CCPB portfolio include Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Sparletta, Stoney, Appletiser, Valpre, Cappy, Powerade, Bonaqua, PowerPlay and Monster Energy amongst others.
They have steadily increased their customer base, innovated new systems and world-class manufacturing practices across the group and boosted their people count to more than 1300. CCPB has received Top Employer recognition for the past 11 years and they are proud to be acknowledged in the top 20 list in South Africa. CCPB works on a set of global management systems that provide guidelines to ensure that the safety, health, environment and quality standards are maintained by adhering to the world-class Coca-Cola standards.
As a franchised Coca-Cola bottler, Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages subscribes to a sustainability framework and is an integral partner in The Coca-Cola Company’s’ World Without Waste campaign. They have a shared vision for how they work together to create social value and to make a positive difference for the customers and communities they serve.
Furthermore, Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages is committed to producing and selling their products in a responsible way to be a part of a sustainable future in their environment and community through recycling programmes, innovation and smart packaging solutions.
They want to be renowned for their outstanding relationships with business partners; remaining true to their values; their success as an innovator in everything that they do; and for their wholehearted commitment to communities and making a real difference that matters. Their purpose is to refresh the world and make a difference and they aim to create this through a more sustainable business and a better shared future, for their people, partners, customers and the communities they operate in.
For more information about CCPB, follow them on social media @CocaColaPenbev, download their mobisite (https://ccpb.mobi) or find updates on theirwebsite (www.peninsulabeverage.co.za). |
| | | | The official sponsor of the 2022 Caddie League | |
We are twin sisters and self-taught chefs, and we’ve created a space together which speaks for us and our love of food.
Housed in an original Cape heritage building, with a balcony bookended by orange trees, Between Us shimmers: immaculate flavours, ethereal flower displays, hand-thrown ceramics, curated artworks, and yet there is a quiet elegance to it all.
It's a place where the food is consistently spectacular and the environment familiar but ever-surprising.
We work closely with the farmers, fishermen and growers themselves to create menus focused on sustainability and seasonality.
Here we merge ethical practices with unfussy food you want to eat every day – all with beautiful simplicity and integrity.
Between Us is an all-day affair: breakfast in the morning sun, leisurely lunches with friends, a family dinner, or late-night tête-à-tête at the bar.
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| Cooper cruises to victory in the Milnerton Open |
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Matthew Cooper (Clovelly Country Club) made full use of the picture-perfect weather at Milnerton Golf Club, putting up a tremendous show of golf with rounds of 66 and 70, which put him two shots clear of Gerlou Roux (Bellville Golf Club), who put in a late charge, but just fell short.
Six players finished under par, with Dan Copeman (Steenberg Golf Estate) one shot behind Gerlou Roux with rounds of 68 and 71. Pearce Nash Lewin (Steenberg Golf Estate) and Riaan Lewis (KDM) reached the podium with the same score on -2 (69 and 71), while the Milnerton GC Club Champion, Chris Wicks (Milnerton Golf Club) posted a score of -1 (70 & 71)
The Ladies Section was won by Tara Nieuwoudt of Bellville Golf Club with a combined score of 155 (78 and 77).
A star-studded field of 76 players competed at the third installment of the PAT Tour.
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These tournaments would not have been possible without the continued sponsorship and support of our affiliated partners: (in no particular order). - Coca Cola Peninsula Beverages
- Subtropico Market Agents
- The Pro Shop
- **Canal Walk
**Not an official affiliate partner, but Canal Walk vouchers were awarded to winners.
Mid-AM Gross Section:
1st: Gerlou Roux - 138
2nd: Riaan Lewis - 140
T3rd: Geno Belfiore – 142
T3rd: David Barnard – 142
Women Gross Section:
1st: Tara Nieuwoudt - 155
2nd: Odette Booysen - 165
3rd: Isabelle Williams – 171
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| Tyran Snyders crowned the 2022 Rondebosch Open Champion |
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The 4th instalment of the PAT Tour, took place at Rondebosch Golf Club on Sunday, 22 May 2022.
The chilly morning air and mist welcomed 83 players to the shotgun start at 07:30.
Several players struggled to find their rhythm early in the morning, but Tyran Snyders (Durbanville) approached the round differently, finishing the morning round at six under par (66). The score set him apart from the field, four shots ahead of Francois Cilliers (Durbanville) entering the afternoon round.
After the first round, John Laurie (KD Mowbray), Philip Taberer (Erinvale), Wesley Du Plessis (Durbanville), Pietie Loubser (Westlake), Riaan Lewis (KD Mowbray), Hilmi Mallick (Rondebosch) and Elmo Barnard (Strand) were joint for 3rd place at one under par (71).
The final round featured some excellent golf played by many of our players, but Tyran stayed focused and played the course his way, shooting 1 under par (71) in the afternoon to take a four-shot lead over Ian Truter (Somerset West), who shot 72, 69 to finish joint second with Pietie Loubser (Westlake) on 141.
The Mid-Am section was won by Ian Truter in a count-out victory over Pietie Loubser at 141. The difference between Ian and Pietie came down to their rounds in round 2. Ian shot 69, while Pietie shot 70.
It has been wonderful to see the women participating in the tournament this year. Special congratulations to Nina Grey (Durbanville) for an outstanding performance. Her morning round began on a high note with a score of one under par (71). Though she experienced challenges in the afternoon, she still managed a 78 and handled the situation well. She finished 19 shots ahead of second place finisher Odette Booysen (Royal Cape), who had a gross of 168.
The prize winners for the 2022 Rondebosch Open are as follows:
Open Gross Section:
1st: Tyran Snyders - 137
2nd: Pietie Loubser - 141
3rd: Murray Boast - 143
4th: Elmo Barnard - 143 c/o
Nett: Justin Austin - 140
Mid-AM Gross Section:
1st: Ian Truter - 141
2nd: Wesley Du Plessis - 142
3rd: Riaan Lewis - 143
Nett: John Laurie - 145
Women Gross Section:
1st: Nina Grey - 149
2nd: Odette Booysen - 168
Nett: Jaden Visagie - 152 |
#WePartnerGolf
These tournaments would not have been possible without the continued sponsorship and support of our affiliated partners: (in no particular order). - Coca Cola Peninsula Beverages
- Subtropico Market Agents
- The Pro Shop
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| Parow Senior Open – The Mampies Show |
The 2nd Senior Series Tournament was hosted at the Parow Golf Club in Cape Town, which offered a picturesque setting and a relaxed atmosphere on a picture-perfect autumn day. The golf course was in excellent condition (playability and aesthetics), making birdies a plentiful prospect. The Southern Turf Management Company deserves recognition for its efforts to raise the standards of the course.
In a dominant performance, Brain Mampies (Royal Cape) carded an impressive 67 (-5), two shots clear of Jonathan Bernard (Clovelly), who carded a 69 (-3), with an unfortunate double bogey on the last hole.
Ralph Fransman (Somerset West) and Johann Grove (Parow) tied for third place with respective scores of 70 (-2).
#WePartnerGolf
These tournaments would not have been possible without the continued sponsorship and support of our affiliated partners: (in no particular order). | - Stellenbosch Vineyards
- Peninsula Beverages
- Subtropico
- Woolworths
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| | | | Durbanville and TGSE qualify for National High Schools Final | |
 | | Left to right - Adonis, Haasbroek, Walters, Rudder | |
15th May: A vastly improved Durbanville High School side were the comprehensive winners of the WP Regional High Schools Qualifier that took place at Bellville Golf Club. After finishing in a lowly 8th position last year, the school showed the rest of the teams a clean pair of heels.
A total of 12 teams representing high schools in the Western Province participated in the event. Each team had 4 players with the best 3 scores counting towards the team total. The top 2 teams qualified to play in the SA High Schools Championship taking place at Humewood Golf Club on the 1st and 2nd August. Durbanville High School as well as the runner-up, The Golf School of Excellence (TGSE), will represent the Western Province.
Durbanville High School’s Liam Adonis, spread-eagled the field with an opening nine of 34 – this included 3 birdies and a drop at the par 4 2nd. Liam’s next nine was a model of consistency – 2 birdies and 2 bogeys. The other players in the team that contributed handsomely to the victory were Heinrich Haasbroek (gross 74) and Henru Walters (gross 79). The other member of the quartet was Henry Rudder. The runners-up, TGSE, were ably led by Timothy Daniels with a fine gross 72. Romeo le Roux (78), Philco Venter (79) and Ben Booysen, a non counting 82, made up the team.
Although the team event was a comfortable victory for Durbanville there was a titanic battle for positions 3, 4 and 5 – a total of only 4 shots separated them, with Bishops (3rd), Wynberg (4th) and Milnerton (5th).
The players encountered a near flawless day at Bellville Golf Club but the course proved to be a testing layout on the day.
The individual honours went to Liam Adonis (Durbanville) on 70, In 2nd place was Timothy Daniels (TGSE) on 72, Filling the top 5 individual honours were Gabriel Firer (Wynberg) and Heinrich Haasbroek (Durbanville) both on 74 with Nicholas Thompson (SACS) recording a 75. |
| Final School Standings | Gross | Durbanville 'A'
TGSE Cape Town 'A'
Bishops
Wynberg 'A'
Milnerton 'A'
Strand
SACS
Stellenberg
Milnerton 'B'
Durbanville 'B'
TGSE Cape Town 'B'
Wynberg 'B' | 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12 | 223
229
234
236
238
245
247
254
261
270
278
289 |
| | | | Western Province U13 and Boland U13 friendly encounter | |
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In ideal golfing conditions, the Western Province and Boland under 13 divisions had a friendly encounter at Parow Golf Club on 22 May.
The format of this fixture was matchplay – each player played 2 matches over each 9-hole loop – therefore each player played a total of 4 matchplay games overall.
In the Western Province (WP) Invitation ‘A’ team, Vincent Venter (Erinvale) won all 4 of his games, while Traigh Pathon (Royal Cape) secured 3 victories. For the WP Inv ‘B’ team, Braam Smit (Durbanville) and Isabella Heber (KD Mowbray) both impressed with their 3 wins. The final result for the WP A vs. WP B vs. Boland A fixture was WP A, 29 points, followed by WP B on 24 with Boland A, 19 points.
In the WP C vs. WP D vs. Boland B fixture a number of players impressed – For the WP ‘C’ team Zoey Rhoda (KD Mowbray), Keaton Filander (Strand), Ali-Ann van Schalkwyk (Somerset West), and Marcel Le Roux (Clovelly) all had 3 victories. Nathan Tuffin (KD Mowbray) secured 3 wins for the WP ‘D’ team. At the end, the final tally for this fixture was a runaway win for the WP C team - WP C 33 points, WP D 20 points and Boland B 19 points.
Overall, this event was a good learning experience for many players who had their first taste of the matchplay format.
Report by Peter Little |
Which team will dethrone the defending champions, Strand GC?
More than 80 caddies gathered on a cold autumn morning at Royal Cape Golf Club to participate in the WP Golf Caddie League (nine teams of four players) and Caddie Open (48 players).
It was an exciting start to the first event, with King David Mowbray taking the lead by a point over Rondebosch. |
Caddie League Teams have four members, and the top three scores count towards the end result.
Caddie League Matches will be held over nine weeks, with each club getting a home match.
The club with the greatest number of points after the ninth event is declared the winner.
The top six players from the Caddie League and Caddie Open get to play against Boland in the Friendship Cup. This contest occurs every year and the courses are rotated between Boland and Western Province. |
It was a lovely sunny afternoon with no wind. You could see a sense of hunger in the eyes of the Durbanville team as they pushed to dethrone the defending champions, King David Mowbray.
From the very first tee shot, there was no guarantee who would reign as champions.
After raking in a few birdies, Donovan Dawson and Herman September came away with a convincing three-point victory over Elais Steenkamp and Andrew Cleophas in match one.
Cameron Johnston/Ricky McCrindle defeated Hugo Calitz/Clive Galliene in match two by a narrow margin of one point.
In the final match, Mark/Nick Tarie were victorious with 4 points over Graham Frazer/Mike Glasby.
This is King David Mowbray's second consecutive Masters Championship League title. |
| | | | Development projects | | | Enhancing the lives of our future generation | |
| Outdoor putting area opened at Mary Kihn |
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A wonderful outdoor putting area was opened at Mary Kihn School for Partially Hearing Children on Wednesday.
The putting area will allow the talented golfers within Mary Kihn’s First Swing Programme to take their game further than ever as they now don’t have to travel to King David Mowbray Golf Club to practice their golf.
Central to the putting area are visuals promoting the values which players must abide by such as honesty, respect and good sportsmanship.
SADGA Chairman Enver Hassen thanked Nomads, Western Province Golf as well as Paintmaster SA and Synsport for their contribution to the First Swing Programme.
“As the old saying goes, "Many hands make light work’ and this spectacular new putting area is the product of Nomads, Western Province Golf, Paintmaster and Synsport banding together for the benefit of our First Swing Program,” said Hassen.
“Nomads have been ardent supporters of the SADGA for a number of years and this putting area is the 8th time they have had a hand in a FSP environment in the last 16 years which is nothing short of phenomenal.
I’d like to extend a collective thank you for this significant contribution towards the development of the next generation of SADGA talent.
A special thank you must also be reserved for Mary Kihn teacher Desiree Smit whose passion for the betterment of her pupils has been integral to the success of the FSP at Mary Kihn.
Testament to her commitment is her recent completion of the ADLF Sampler Coaching Course that has considerably deepened her understanding of golf coaching especially as it pertains to deaf golfers.
I wish the golfers of Mary Kihn many happy hours on the putting green and look forward to watching them take strides towards fulfilling their tremendous potential,” concluded Hassen. |
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| Press release done by Craig Stirton |
• Harry Solomon League Round 3: Saturday, 4th June 2022
• Harry Solomon League Round 4: Saturday, 11th June 2022
• Harry Solomon League Round 5: Saturday, 18th June 2022
• Harry Solomon League (Float): Saturday, 25th June 2022
• Rondebosch Junior Championship: To enter please visit our website.
• PAT – Kuilsrivier Open: Sunday, 5th June 2022. View poster. To enter, visit our website.
• PAT – Royal Cape Open: Sunday, 12th June 2022. View poster. To enter, visit our website.
• Wilkinson Greensomes: Monday, 6th June 2022. View draw.
• Caddie League Round 2: Monday, 13th June 2022 – Durbanville
• Caddie League Round 3: Monday, 20th June 2022 – KD Mowbray
• Caddie League Round 4: Monday, 27th June 2022 – Milnerton
• Senior Series – Bellville Senior Open: Friday, 24th June 2022. View poster. To enter, visit our website.
• Metropolitan Golf Club: Open Mixed 12th June 2022. View poster.
• Somerset West Golf Club: Open Mixed 19th June 2022. View poster.
• Champion of Champions Regional Finals @ Parow Golf Club: Sunday, 26th June 2022. |
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