Mongi Masuku Selected to Represent eSwatini at Region 5 Championships

We are proud to congratulate Mongiwetfu Masuku on his selection to represent eSwatini at the upcoming Region 5 Golf Championships, set to take place at Ezulwini GC, eSwatini, from 4–9 May 2026.

Mongi’s selection is a testament to his consistent performance, dedication to the game, and the positive impact he continues to make within the sport. Earning national colours is a significant achievement, and we have no doubt he will represent his country with pride and professionalism on this prestigious regional stage.

Everyone at BSI congratulates Mongi on this outstanding accomplishment and wishes him the very best for the tournament ahead.

Mongi Masuku

Mohit takes his Professional Golf Career to the next level

BSI proudly congratulates PGA graduate Mohit Mediratta on his outstanding victory at the PGK Equator Tour, held at Vetlab Sports Club from 23–26 April.

Mohit’s impressive performance is a testament to his dedication, talent, and the hard work he continues to invest in his professional golfing journey. After returning to BSI last month for two weeks to refine and sharpen his game, his preparation has clearly paid off in spectacular fashion. This victory provides tremendous momentum as he now sets his sights on competing in the upcoming Sunshine Development Tour. Everyone at BSI is incredibly proud of Mohit’s continued success and wishes him every success for the exciting season ahead.

Thomo Mokgatle returns to retain his home title

BSI proudly congratulates Thomo Mokgatle on successfully defending his title at the Botswana Junior Open, held at Gaborone Golf Club .

Thomo’s remarkable achievement is a true reflection of his resilience, determination, and ability to rise above challenges after what has been a rollercoaster year. His victory highlights the incredible progress he has made, proving that with the right attitude, strong mindset, and unwavering commitment, great success is always within reach. Thomo’s performance this week showcases not only his golfing talent but also his personal growth as an athlete. Everyone at BSI is immensely proud of his accomplishment and looks forward to seeing him continue to reach even greater heights.

BSI Tournament Results

BSI Premier Division 18-hole medal

Congratulations to Jordan Currie on his win in the BSI Premier Division 18-Hole Medal, held on Friday, 24 April. Jordan produced a round of 2-over par 74 on the Royal Johannesburg Golf Club – East Course to secure top honours.

Adding to an already successful week, Jordan also made the cut at the Blu Label Unlimited Invitational 1, played at Killarney CC. As a 2nd Year PGA student, this performance highlights his continued growth and ability to compete at a high level against strong fields.

Well done, Jordan—this is a fantastic achievement, and we look forward to seeing your continued progress both within the academy and on the competitive circuit.

Jordan Currie

Personal Best: Kean Buytendorp 81

Kean Buytendorp

BSI Junior Academy 18-hole Medal

Congratulations to Kayle Turner on his win in the BSI Junior Academy 18-Hole Medal, carding a 1-over-par 73 on the Royal Johannesburg Golf Club – East Course on Friday, 24 April.

A proud student of the BSI Junior Academy, Kayle’s performance reflects the hard work, discipline, and steady progress he continues to show in his development. Competing with confidence and composure, he delivered a strong round to secure top honours.Well done, Kayle—keep the intensity, and we look forward to many more successes ahead.

Kayle Turner

Personal Best: Jason Nofal 82

Jason Nofal

External Tournament Results

Ladies European Tour/ Sunshine Ladies Tour – South African Open; Royal Cape GC (23 – 26 April)

T55 – Nobuhle Dlamini

59^th – Gabrielle Venter

Blu Label Unlimited Invitational 1; Killarney CC (21 – 23 April)

T7 – Vuyisani Makama

T12 – Luke Truter

32^nd – Jordan Currie

PGK Equator Tour; Vetlab Sport Club (23 -26 April)

1^st – Mohit Mediratta

Mohi Mediratta

Botswana Junior Open; Gaborone GC (21 – 23 April)

1^st – Thomo Mokgatle

?? – Legofi Mokgatle

Thomo Mokgatle

Zimbabwe Junior Open; Borrowdale GC (24 – 27 April)

Girls Junior Division:

1^st – Gia Raad

11^th – Alexis Toriani

Overall Individual:

2^nd – Gia Raad

T8 – Connor Olfsen

T41 – Alexis Toriani

T45 – Tsevi Soni

T48 – Kushagra Sharma

T52 – Nathan Mwangi

GolfRSA – Polokwane Open; Polokwane GC (25 – 26 April)

?? – Keegan Mocke

?? – Mpho Makhado???

CGGU – Junior Easter Break; Randpark – Firethorn GC (23 April)

A Division:

T20 – Valentina Sakota

16^th – Joshua Keatley

26^th – Jason Nofal

B Division:

2^nd – Mongezi Ntombini

16^th – Matthew Watkins

CGGU – Junior Easter Break; Parkview GC (28 April)

A Division:

1^st – Valentina Sakota

T2 – Connor Olfsen & Mowana Chokwe

T10 – Joshua Keatley

T15 – Kayle Turner

24^th – Alexis Toriani

25^th – Connor Mooi

26^th – Jason Nofal

31^st – Matthew Watkins

B Division:

T3 – Mongezi Ntombini

SA KIDS; Parkview GC (26 April)

Boys 15 – 18:

?? – Lu’ay Hsu

BSI Charity Golf Day 2026 – BSI Charity Golf Day

As part of their academic programme, our final-year PGA Diploma students are proud to be organising and hosting a Charity Golf Day at Royal Johannesburg Golf Club on Friday 31 July 2026.

This year’s event carries special significance. In previous years, funds raised have supported various cancer charities; however, in 2026 the cause is deeply personal. One of BSI’s own PGA students has had to temporarily withdraw from his studies and his pursuit of a career in the golf industry to undergo cancer treatment.

In a show of unity and compassion, our BSI third-year students have committed to directing all proceeds from the day towards supporting his treatment and recovery.

We invite you to diarise this meaningful event and support the cause by entering a fourball (or two), sponsoring prizes, or contributing donations. Your participation will not only assist a deserving young gentleman during a challenging time, but also ensure a memorable day of golf, camaraderie, and purpose.