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The former Springbok and Western Province flank talks about his love for golf, his favourite courses and who would be in his ideal fourball.

When did your love for golf start and how long have you been playing?
I started very young when we were staying in Pretoria. My father was in the Air Force and at that time there was a golf course close to their base. I continued playing golf in my varsity days in Stellenbosch and would play the course there quite often.

What do you enjoy most about golf?
To be out in nature is probably the big thing for me. I am a bit of a nature freak and really enjoy spending time outdoors. The game also allows you to challenge yourself and it provides you with an opportunity to be active. I have been fortunate enough to play at some of the big social events like the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland and the Dimension Data Pro-Am at Fancourt – it gives you the chance to meet some incredible people and form friendships off the course.

What is your handicap?
I play off a 10.8.

What are your favourite courses to play in South Africa

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Rob Louw

South Africa international rugby union & league player

Rugby player

Robert James Louw (born 26 March 1955) is a South African rugby footballer who represented South Africa 19 times in international test rugby union. He also played in the Western Province teams that won the Currie Cup five consecutive times.^[3] South African rugby chief Danie Craven rated Louw as "one of the best Springboks ever to represent South Africa", "fast enough to play among the backs", and a "superb ambassador for South Africa" due to "his friendly manner and attractive personality".^[4]^[5] Louw was nominated as South African Rugby Player of the Year in 1979 and in 1984.^[6]

Background

Rob Louw was born in Wynberg, Cape Town on 26 March 1955 to one of the oldest families of Western descent in South Africa. He has two brothers, Mark and Michael. His ancestor Jan Pieterz Louw (1628–91) moved in 1658 from Caspel ter Maere in the Netherlands to the way-station at the Cape of Good Hope that the Dutch East India Company had established

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Rob Louw Biography

Described by Danie Craven as one of the best to ever represent South Africa, Rob Louw was a massive talent on the field and incredible inspiration off of it.

He started his career at a young age playing in the Craven Week and for the South Africa under-21 team. He would go on to study at Stellenbosch university and carve his name into the campus’ record books with the most tries scored in a single game.

His teammates and him gifted university rivals, Pukke, a 9 - 97 hiding. Rob Louw scored five tries in that fixture and holds the record to this day. Maties would go on to set more records during that year’s tournament such as most tries scored and most points scored, 26 and 165 respectively.

The flanker started playing provincial rugby after his time at the Navy was completed, starting out at Western Province. He was part of the WP squad that dominated the Currie Cup for five years of consecutive trophies. He made 81 appearances for the Cape Town outfit and bagged 72 points during that time.

In 1980 he made his debut in the green and gold, mere weeks b