Contributor. Jehad Kasu is a social entrepreneur serving communities in his capacities as Chairman of the Lungile Mtshotwana Foundation, Co-Chairman of the Mitchells Plain Golf Club and Executive Board member of the Papwa Sewgolum Golf Foundation.
Join Jehad Kasu as he reflects on the historic SA Open, where Dylan Naidoo made history as the first golfer of colour to win the championship, echoing the legacy of Papwa Sewgolum.
Seemingly, the Saudi ‘blood money’ was only bad when it didn’t pass through the coffers of the PGAT.
Far From Par is a series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa.
Many people were upset to learn of the enormous disparity in financial compensation between the male and female national football teams, argues the writer.
Far From Par is a series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa.
From hitting balls on a makeshift driving range, the Mitchells Plain Golf Club now has a collaboration with Rondebosch Golf Club where its most progressive players are inducted into the RGC Junior Academy.
There’s been a heap of furore about the LIV Golf series that concluded its first iteration of events this past weekend at London’s Centurion Golf Course.
Far From Par is a series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa. This series explores his experience on the importance of, challenges faced, and status quo of grassroots golf development and transformation in South Africa.
Far From Par is a series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa. Sadly, after nearly 30 years of democracy, apart from it now being open to all, not much has changed to foster meaningful transformation.
Far From Par is a ten-part series by about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa.
Far From Par is a ten-part series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa. Sadly, after nearly 30 years of democracy, apart from it now being open to all, not much has changed to foster meaningful transformation.
Far from par is a 10-part series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa
For decades golf was a sport reserved for white men for leisure and professional expression. Sadly, after nearly 30 years of democracy, apart from it now being open to all, not much has changed.
Far From Par is a ten-part series by about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa.
Far From Par is a ten-part series by about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa. Sadly, after nearly 30 years of democracy, apart from it now being open to all, not much has changed to foster meaningful transformation.
Far From Par is a ten-part series by about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa. Sadly, after nearly 30 years of democracy, apart from it now being open to all, not much has changed to foster meaningful transformation.
‘Far From Par’ is a 10-part series about the grassroots development of golf in South Africa. This series explores his experience on the importance of, challenges faced and status quo of grassroots golf development and transformation in South Africa.
For decades golf was a sport reserved for white men - for both leisure and professional expression. This is part 2 of series explores the importance of, challenges faced and status quo of grassroots golf development and transformation in South Africa.
For decades golf was a sport reserved for white men - for both leisure and professional expression. This is part 1 of series explores the importance of, challenges faced and status quo of grassroots golf development and transformation in South Africa.
