Results for the Polokwane 72-Hole Team Championships

Kwazulu-Natal finished the tournament in first place with a score of 2 shots above course average. Rivals Gauteng A managed a +4 to cling on to second place and Ekurhuleni A could only acquire +9 on the final day to finish in third place.
Gauteng B finished in fourth place with 18 shots above course average with Gauteng North A trailing with 1 shot on +19.
Southern Cape was in sixth place with +25, Border managed +34 to end in seventh place while Western Province A could only manage +35 to ensure them a eighth place.
Boland A finished in the ninth place with +39 shots and Western Province B totalled +57 shots to end in tenth place.
Gauteng North B went home with an eleventh place having scored +84 and Gauteng North C finished rough week in twelfth position on +97.
In the B-division Challenge Trophy, Gauteng C-team took the honours with a total score of +28 as Kaiyuree Moodley finished with a +5 and Kelsey Nicholas managed a +7.
Ekurhuleni B managed a total score of +42 to take second place with Free State in third place with +48.
Kwazulu-Natal B went 49 shots above par to finish in fourth while Western Province C managed a fifth place with +72.
Sixth place went to Mpumalanga with 73 above par and North West trailed closely in seventh place with +74.
Boland B-team had to take eighth place with +83 while ninth place belonged to Eastern Province with a total score of 130 shots above par.
Limpopo managed to finish in tenth place for the Challenge trophy with a score +133 at the end of day four.
Northern Cape had a long drive home as they finished in eleventh place with 149 shots above course average.
In the individual rankings Fletcher ended in first place with -3 on the final day of the tournament with Telfer close behind on equal par. Macnab came in third with a total of +3.
Brittney-Fay Bergher and Woo-Ju Son tied in fourth place with 5 shots over par while Zyetu Myeki acquired sixth place with +8.
Kiera Floyd was seventh with 298 shots, 10 above average, while Lenanda van der Watt trailed her in eighth place with +11.
Elionaora Galletti and Casandra Hall tied in ninth place with 12 above average.