Although Jacquin Hess had to leave the SAGDB's golf development programme when he turned 18, the Boland golfer says that their gift to him still keeps on giving.
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SAGDB junior Ruben Raubenheimer got 2012 off to the perfect start when he claimed the Somerset West Junior Open in early January. The event, which was played on Ruben's home course, was the first Western Province Junior Golf event of the year.
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For the first time in 2012 the Western Cape Sport School has added golf to the list of sporting codes it offers. The first intake into this new programme is four SAGDB players, three of whom are also members of the Ernie Els & Fancourt Foundation (EEFF).
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Although Pretoria professional Martin Maritz has been based in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the United States since 1996, his heart has never left South Africa. The lanky golfer returns home every summer to campaign on the Sunshine Tour and it was his recent visit in November that inspired Maritz to throw his weight behind golf development.
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A group of children from the SAGDB enjoyed an unique outing towards the end of 2011 when they were the guests of the Sandton Community Police Forum (CPF). The youngsters from Alexandra, Bramley and surrounding areas were invited to the Sandton police station to get a glimpse of what goes on in its daily operations.
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Improve your golf with the SAGDB's technical director, PGA coach Grant Hepburn...
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About the SAGDB

The SAGDB is a non-profit organisation (with section 18A donations tax exemption status). Through its PGA-approved coaching programme, the board currently has the capacity to coach 1,500 children per week in nine areas. The SAGDB is sponsored by SAA, City Lodge and ProRange.

For more information please contact:
Patrick Cairns
PR Consultant
South African Golf Development Board
Cell: 083 258 4219
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