Follet-Smith out to maintain status at Trout­beck Open

last season.
Follet-Smith is leading going into the major tournament as he is sitting on 277 points.
He won the Bata Power tourney some few weeks ago and will be the man to beat in the event scheduled for Nyanga.
Bret Krog of Chapman is in second place after amassing 240 points, which sees him trailing the leader by 37 points.
Travis Smith is third with 212 points while Thembelani Vundla is fouth with 184 points,.
Meanwhile, Charles Makombe and George Chikova were crowned the 2012 Toyota Zim­babwe Golf Day winners after they amassed 60 points at Royal Harare.
Makombe paid tribute to his sponsors.
“The game has managed to bring us together and we are happy that we came tops.
“We hope to partner each other in several matches we will take part in the future.
“We managed to win through count-out but to our runners-up we say there is always another chance,” Makombe said.
Rory Rooney and Sam Nyamuhambe set­tled for second place.
Toyota Zimbabwe marketing manager, Patience Ushewokunze, was happy with the way the tournament went.
“We are very happy as Toyota Zimbabwe for the support we received from the players.
“We are very happy with the turnout and we managed to create a conducive environ­ment for our clients and stakeholders to socialise.
“The event was very successful and the prizes were attractive which saw everyone putting in a 100 percent effort.
“We will continue to work well with the guys who took their time to participate in our event,” Ushewokunze said.