Crismar Engelbrecht from Boland, South Africa, shot 5-under with rounds of 71-68-72 to lift his maiden winning trophy at the Central Gauteng Open played out at Royal Johannesburg located in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Simoon du Plooy, Tiago Swart, and Oliver Goodhill all shot matching 3-under 69 to finish T2. Plooy from Krugersdorp Golf Club was also awarded the CGGU Closed Trophy to mark his achievement as the leading Central Gauteng Golf Union player.

Plooy carded rounds of 75-66-73, while Swart shot rounds of 71-73-70, and Goodhill followed suit with rounds of 69-74-71.

Engelbrecht approached the final round, following closely behind William Geach of the Royal Harare Golf Club in Zimbabwe. Geach had established a 36-hole lead, posting impressive rounds of 70-67 for a 7-under, while Engelbrecht trailed with scores of 71-68, totaling 5-under 139.

Engelbrecht sealed his victory with a final round score of even par 72, featuring an impressive balance of five birdies and an equal number of bogeys.

In contrast, Geach, who initially led after 36 holes, struggled in the final round, posting a disappointing 9-over 81 and concluding tied-12th at 2-over.

The tournament featured 156 top golfers, with 61 successfully making the 36-hole cut. While the majority hailed from South Africa, there was representation from neighboring countries such as Ghana, Malawi, Swaziland, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Seychelles.

Additionally, the international flavor was enhanced by the presence of four golfers from distant locations, including China, Italy, and Germany.

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