The clubhouse at the Serengeti resort, the venue for this week's South African Open Championship, may not have swing doors, sawdust floors and maudlin' drunks but it will have the feel of a last-chance saloon about it.
The clubhouse at the Serengeti resort, the venue for this week's South African Open Championship, may not have swing doors, sawdust floors and maudlin' drunks but it will have the feel of a last-chance saloon about it.
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Nick Rodger
And there are a couple of Scots drinking in it.
Craig Lee is one of those at the metaphorical bar. The Stirling man heads into the final regular event of the European Tour season in 116th place on the rankings, with the top 115 to retain playing rights for next year. As a handful of players will come off the official money list because they have not played the minimum number of tournaments, Lee could just be all right anyway but the former Tartan Tour No.1 will not take any chances.
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