NORMAN MPHAKE AND LEBO MOTSOELI
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“This is the first time FootGolf South Africa will be taking a team to the World Cup
that is planned to take place from 27 May – 06 June 2023 in Orlando, Florida (USA).
It was and still is our intention to select players who will best represent the country
and the continent. The National Executive Committee will officially sign-off the list
of all selected players before the announcement.” said Mr Norman Mphake,
President - FootGolf South Africa.
The Federation for International FootGolf granted South Africa nineteen (19) spots
comprising four (4) females, four (4) seniors and eleven (11) male players.
With players representing Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal,
North-West and Northern Cape provinces, Gauteng dominated the chart in both
male and female categories with the Angolan guest player Carlos Gaião taking the
Masters/Seniors category win home. Gaião travels around the world to play
FootGolf as it is not yet available in his home country, Angola.
that is planned to take place from 27 May – 06 June 2023 in Orlando, Florida (USA).
It was and still is our intention to select players who will best represent the country
and the continent. The National Executive Committee will officially sign-off the list
of all selected players before the announcement.” said Mr Norman Mphake,
President - FootGolf South Africa.
The Federation for International FootGolf granted South Africa nineteen (19) spots
comprising four (4) females, four (4) seniors and eleven (11) male players.
With players representing Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal,
North-West and Northern Cape provinces, Gauteng dominated the chart in both
male and female categories with the Angolan guest player Carlos Gaião taking the
Masters/Seniors category win home. Gaião travels around the world to play
FootGolf as it is not yet available in his home country, Angola.