Hough makes Sunshine Tour cut

several professional and amateur golfers.
The Zimbabwean professional is in good form and has managed to play well in the first three rounds of the tournament.
Four Zimbabweans went into the qualifying school and three of them are already out of contention.
Hough carded 71, 74 and 69 for a two-under-par in the first three rounds of the tournament whose curtain comes down today.
The golfer will join Tongo Charamba and Ignatius Mketekete who got their cards last year and are on the tour board until next year.
Hough will be accredited for two years if he makes the grade.
The cut is still lying at two-over par.
Hough has improved with each outing and will now be familiar with the course and could use that to his advantage.
The golfer sits on 19th position in a field that has 252 golfers and will fancying his chances of getting a Sunshine Tour card.
As usual South Africans are dominating the field with several amateur golfers taking part.
The Zimbabwean golfer is tied with South African amateurs Daniel Hammond, Gideon Pienaar and Gert Myburgh and professionals Johan Etsebeth, James du Plessis and Swedish Yngve Nilsson.
Greg Bentley, who also entered the qualifying school, is on 10-over-par.
Nabeel Umerji is on 16-over-par.