Sport – Match v

It’s that time of year again, where the excitement is building and the local matches are coming. Whether it’s high school sports, community events, or competitions between neighboring towns, local showdowns bring out the best in people. From the adrenaline rush of competition to the thrill of victory, these events are not to be missed. So get ready to cheer on your team in the ultimate showdowns!

The Excitement is Building: Local Matches are Coming!

There’s something about the energy of a local showdown that can’t be replicated anywhere else. Maybe it’s the fact that you know the people on the field or court. Perhaps it’s the knowledge that the outcome of the game will have an impact on the community. Whatever it is, the excitement is palpable. As the date of the showdown approaches, the anticipation builds. You start to see signs around town, hear people talking about the upcoming event, and feel the buzz in the air.

Even if you’re not a die-hard sports fan, local showdowns have something for everyone. There are food vendors, music, and other activities to enjoy. It’s a chance to get out and socialize with your neighbors, to root for the home team, and to be part of something bigger than yourself. Local showdowns are a celebration of community, and everyone is welcome to join in.

Get Ready to Cheer on Your Team in the Ultimate Derby Match!

If you’re planning to attend a local match, make sure you’re ready to cheer on your team. Wear the team colors, bring a sign, and be loud! The players on the field or court draw energy from the crowd, so your support can make a difference. Whether your team wins or loses, they’ll know that they had your support every step of the way.

But it’s not just about cheering on your team. Local games are a chance to show your community pride. It’s an opportunity to come together with your neighbors and celebrate all that makes your town or city great. So even if your team doesn’t come out on top, you can still leave the showdown feeling like a winner.

As the local showdowns approach, the excitement is building. You can feel it in the air. Whether you’re a die-hard sports fan or someone who just wants to be part of the community, these events are not to be missed. So get ready to cheer on your team in the ultimate showdowns, and be part of something special.

Mr Dale Hayes will be inducted into the South African Hall of Fame powered by Samsung, on Wednesday 7 November 2018 at Sun City just before the Nedbank Golf Challenge starts. GH Mumm will be our official celebration partner on this Induction.

Dale Hayes is invariably one of the biggest contributors the game of Golf has ever seen. He is just and incredible patriot to the game, and his character and integrity is steadfast.

He is a well-liked and respected individual in the sporting fraternity throughout the world and it will be an honour and privilege to see him inducted into the South African Hall of Fame at Sun City on Wednesday 7 November 2018.

Hayes won the 15–17 Boys category at the Junior World Golf Championships in 1969. He turned professional the following year and quickly became a successful pro. He won more than a dozen events in South Africa, and was runner up on the South African Tour Order of Merit in 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1979. In 1974 he won the World Cup of Golf for South Africa in partnership with Bobby Cole.

In 1971 Hayes won the Spanish Open at the age of 18 years and 290 days, becoming the youngest winner on the European Tour, a record which stood until Danny Lee won the 2009 Johnnie Walker Classic. By 1973 he was fourth on the European Tour Order of Merit, improving to second in 1974 and first in 1975. He also finished in the top four in 1978 and 1979, but played little professional golf after his late twenties.

Since he stopped playing tour golf Hayes has remained involved in the sport in a variety of ways. He has worked as a broadcaster in South Africa and for the Golf Channel, started and edited a golf magazine and helped to found an internet golf shopping business. He is involved in golf course design through a company called Matkovich &amp; Hayes, although he deals only with marketing and public relations, while the actual design is handled by his business partner Peter Matkovic, a professional golfer with a modest playing record. Hayes also works as a public speaker and gives golf clinics.