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Hi Everyone,

My name is Steve Basson and I'm a professional golfer from Cape Town, South Africa. I've been playing on the local Sunshine Tour here in South Africa for 13 years and I've also played in some tournaments on the European and Asian tours over the years.

I'm currently recovering from an injury and can't play golf for a few months, so I'm spending some more time online and decided to join The Sand Trap when I saw what a great community they had here.

I hope to make some new friends here and I'll definitely try to add some value where I can in the forum.

Best regards,

Steve


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Hi Everyone,

My name is Steve Basson and I'm a professional golfer from Cape Town, South Africa. I've been playing on the local Sunshine Tour here in South Africa for 13 years and I've also played in some tournaments on the European and Asian tours over the years.

I'm currently recovering from an injury and can't play golf for a few months, so I'm spending some more time online and decided to join The Sand Trap when I saw what a great community they had here.

I hope to make some new friends here and I'll definitely try to add some value where I can in the forum.

Best regards,

Steve

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Originally Posted by Dave Gordon

Welcome Steve,

You must be happy with Charl!!!



Yes very happy!


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Hi Steve. Welcome! I'm in Cape Town too, down Tokai way.

Sorry to hear about your injury, that must be incredibly frustrating. I hope your recovery goes well.

Stretch.

"In the process of trial and error, our failed attempts are meant to destroy arrogance and provoke humility." -- Master Jin Kwon

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Originally Posted by Stretch

Hi Steve. Welcome! I'm in Cape Town too, down Tokai way.

Sorry to hear about your injury, that must be incredibly frustrating. I hope your recovery goes well.



Hi there!

Ag you know our golf pro will do anything to get AWAY from the course hey! Just joking! Yes thank you! i will be fine at end of the year to play again!

Keep in touch ok! We have allot to be proud of at the moment!

Steve


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