Branden Grace and Richard Sterne will be aiming to improve South Africa’s impressive record in the World Cup of Golf when the tournament tees off at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia on 20 November.
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Branden Grace and Richard Sterne will be aiming to improve South Africa’s impressive record in the World Cup of Golf when the tournament tees off at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia on 20 November.