CUT Golf Captain Secures Prestigious Mangaung Open Victory
Jaco Anderson, CUT Golf Captain’s triumph at such a prestigious event not only adds a significant accolade to his golfing career but highlights the calibre of athletes and the commitment to sporting excellence at CUT.
CUT Golf Captain, Mr Jaco Anderson, demonstrated both skill and composure when he clinched the Mangaung Open title at Schoeman Park Golf Club. Despite challenging playing conditions, Anderson impressed spectators and competitors alike, finishing six under par over the two-day event to secure the overall championship.
His victory not only highlights his individual brilliance in the sport but also reflects the growing dominance of the CUT golf team, which maintained a commanding presence throughout the tournament. Their performance sends a strong message ahead of the upcoming USSA National Championships in Port Elizabeth.

Mr Lourens Maree, President of Schoeman Park, Jaco Anderson: CUT Golf Captain, Butch Lombard: President of Free State Golf Union.
The Mangaung Open, hosted by the Free State Golf Union and sanctioned by GolfRSA, is regarded as one of the province’s premier golfing tournaments. Anderson’s triumph at such a prestigious event not only adds a significant accolade to his golfing career but highlights the calibre of athletes and the commitment to sporting excellence at CUT.
When congratulating the athlete, Mr Mohau Manyarela, CUT Golf Team Manager, said, “congratulations to Jaco Anderson for his outstanding achievement and leadership. His success serves as an inspiration to aspiring student-athletes and reflects the strength and excellence of university sport within the Free State.”
Uploaded: 30 September 2025
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