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The Pam Golding Ladies International was a golf tournament on the Ladies African Tour. It was played annually between 2003 and 2008, at various locations in South Africa.

LocationSouth Africa
Established2003
CourseNelspruit Golf Club
Par72
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Pam Golding Ladies International
Tournament information
LocationSouth Africa
Established2003
CourseNelspruit Golf Club
Par72
ToursLadies African Tour
Nedbank Women's Golf Tour
FormatStroke play
Prize fundR 300,000
Month playedMarch
Final year2008
Tournament record score
Aggregate208 Lee-Anne Pace (2007)
To par−11 as above
Final champion
South Africa Stacy Bregman
Location map
Nelspruit Golf Club is located in South Africa
Nelspruit Golf Club
Nelspruit Golf Club
Location in South Africa
Nelspruit Golf Club is located in Mpumalanga
Nelspruit Golf Club
Nelspruit Golf Club
Location in Mpumalanga
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The tournament boasted a considerable international field, with a contingent of Ladies European Tour players complimenting their season with joining the Ladies African Tour.[1]

In 2005, future major winner Ashleigh Simon won the event while still an amateur. In 2007, Lee-Anne Pace captured her maiden professional title at the event.[2]

Winners

More information Year, Winner ...
YearWinnerScoreMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-upVenueLocationPurse
(ZAR)
Note
Pam Golding Lowveld International
2009CancelledNelspruit Golf ClubNelspruit300,000[a]
2008South Africa Stacy Bregman−7 (68-70-71=209)4 strokesDenmark Lisa Holm Sørensen
South Africa Morgana Robbertze
Nelspruit Golf ClubNelspruit300,000[4]
Pam Golding Ladies International
2007South Africa Lee-Anne Pace−11 (69-67-72=208)1 strokeDenmark Julie TvedeDainfern Country ClubJohannesburg250,000[2]
2006Switzerland Nora Angehrn−9 (70-68-72=210)2 strokesGermany Bettina Hauert
England Rebecca Hudson
Norway Cecilie Lundgreen
Dainfern Country ClubJohannesburg300,000[5]
2005South Africa Ashleigh Simon (a)E (73-76-67=216)1 strokeSouth Africa Morgana Robbertze
South Africa Gilly Tebbutt (a)
Mowbray Golf ClubCape Town300,000[6]
2004Finland Minea Blomqvist−3 (71-73-69=213)1 strokeSouth Africa Ashleigh Simon (a)Glendower Golf ClubJohannesburg250,000[7]
2003South Africa Laurette Maritz−7 (209)3 strokesGermany Elisabeth EsterlParkview Golf ClubJohannesburg200,000[8]
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  1. Due to global economic pressure the Ladies African Tour was suspended for 2009.[3]

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