From Colombia to Costa Rica, Malaysia to Martinique, the 112 most beautiful women in the world have descended on Africa's most dramatic new award-winning resort.
Reigning Miss World Ksenia Sukhinova, from Russia, and the more than 100 hopefuls who are competing for the honour of becoming the next global beauty queen arrived at Legend Golf & Safari Resort to the sound of traditional Pedi drums. And some of the contestants couldn't resist an impromptu dance with the traditional African Pedi dancers who greeted them at the impressive leisure venue's Great Enclosure.
The contestants are spending two days at the golf and safari resort at the Entabeni Safari Conservancy in the Limpopo Province of South Africa, staying in the luxurious new resort suites. Deep in the heart of the Waterberg area, they will enjoy a specially designed programme of exhilarating activities during their stay including golf on the exclusive 18-hole Signature Course - the only one in the world designed by 18 different famous golfers; close encounters with some very special carnivorous guests, and meetings with eight-week-old white lion cubs.
The theme of the programme is “Save the planet's endangered species”. The beauty queens will swap their stilettos for sneakers as they take a walk on the wild side through the scenic South African bush and learn about some of the most threatened animals in the world.
A year-long tournament for members of the Limpopo Golf Union culminating in a special event on the last day of the 2010 Open Championship.
Test yourself against the Signature Course then enjoy the Springboks taking on The All Blacks once again in the clubhouse before the special prize-giving.
Test yourself against the Signature Course then enjoy the Springboks taking on The All Blacks in the clubhouse before the special prize-giving.
More than a million people across the world have experienced the most extreme golf hole in the world in just a few days.
Legendary cricketing trio Mark Nicholas, Darryl Cullinen and Greg Blewitt swapped bat and ball for club and tee when they took on South Africa's most extreme golfing challenge.