In wire-to-wire fashion, Jonathan Broomhead won the Sunshine Tour’s Blue Label Challenge on Saturday in Sun City, South Africa. He relied on a G430 LST driver to secure his second win in recent weeks and his third in 2024, all coming with G430 LST.
Broomhead also utilized G430 fairways, Blueprint S irons, s159 wedges, and a PLD DS72 putter. He climbed to second on the Sunshine Tour Order of Merit.
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Winning comes naturally to G430 drivers. Their prodigious victory total grew yet again Sunday when a G430 LST was in the winner’s bag at the ZOZO Championship on the PGA Tour. It marks the 134th tournament claimed with a G430, 95 of them with the LST model.
The trophy tally has come at a feverish pace this year, at one point going 11 straight weeks with at least one G430 win, including a five-win weekend at the end of August. It didn’t slow in September and October, when G430 drivers contributed to 17 victories.
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Twelve years ago, South Africa's Thriston Lawrence competed in the Junior British Open at Fairhaven Golf Club days before his compatriot Ernie Els won the Open at nearby Royal Lytham.
On Saturday at Royal Troon, Lawrence made his own mark at the Major championship by carding a superb third-round six-under 65 to rocket into contention for the title.
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Relying on a blended set of Blueprint S and Blueprint T irons, a G430 LST driver and more, Louis Oosthuizen earned a two-shot victory at a tournament that he has “really, really wanted to win”, the Alfred Dunhill Championship in his home country of South Africa.
Oosthuizen made his big move with a tournament-best 9-under 63 in the third round on his way to his 10th DP World Tour title. This is the second-consecutive DP victory for PING, following Joaquín Niemann’s last week in Australia.
Also in Oosthuizen’s bag were a G430 MAX 3-wood, G425 MAX 7-wood, Blueprint S (4, 5) and Blueprint T (6- W) irons, and a PLD Custom Voss putter.
Reigning Amateur Champion Christo Lamprecht added to South Africa’s illustrious history in The Open Championship when he became the country’s first Silver Medal winner in the 151st edition on Sunday.
Setting records and making history is becoming something of a habit for Lamprecht.
