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Stay & Play Where The Pros Play
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PGA of British Columbia Names Top 100 Golf Professionals of 2019
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Looking Back At A Remarkable 2019 In Canadian Golf
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The Ocean Course At Hokuala... Just One Part Of Kauai?s Impressive Timbers Resort
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In this month's issue of The Scorecard our cover story features the implementation of the new World Handicap Syst em, which has been put into play in Canada as of this month. The World Handicap System (WHS) has been in the planning stages for several years now and will see a unified method of computing golfer's handicaps around the globe.
And, being as this is also the first issue of The Scorecard for 2020, we felt we should have a quick look back at some of the top stories and performances from not only 2019 but the last decade. The year in golf for 2019 from a Canadian perspect ive is outlined on page 18, while one writer's opinion of the Top 10 golf product s can be found on page 22.
Now that it's here, there's little doubt that golfers across the country and this province are going to have some say on how they see it affecting their game. Please t ake just a couple of minut es and answer t he 5 quest ions (page 14) on the WHS and we'll have the results to share in an upcoming issue.
Sure to be of interest also are the 5 Biggest Rules Cont roversies in golf in 2019, that's on page 24, while you can see the Top 30 PGA TOUR event s of t he past decade (in 10 words or less for each) on page 26 as well as the Top 10 Majors of t he past decade on page 30.
We also have a nice piece on an Along those lines you may wish to interview done with first check out the story on page 16 Shaughnessy's Head Pro Ashley that addresses 'Five Things You Zibrik for the U.S. magazine, Club Need To Know About The New Trends, on page 42. That and a World Handicap Syst em' - it just whole lot more as we kick off the may help you with those 5 year 2020. questions. PG 8 | NOV 2019
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VOICES: Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum Previews 2020 Season Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum takes a look back on the successes of the RBC Canadian Open and CP Women?s Open in 2019 and offers a look ahead at what to expect at those events later this year. To listen to this inteview please click HERE. PG 12 | JAN 2020
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Q1: How import ant do you t hink having a world-wide common handicapping syst em is? ? Very important ? Somewhat important ? Not that important Q2: Do you t hink a common handicapping syst em will have t he effect - longer t erm - t hat t he R&A and USGA are expect ing? ? Definitely ? Somewhat ? Not Much Q3: Are you aware of and in favour of t he recent effort s of golf associat ions t o updat e/ simplify t he rules and now t he handicapping syst em? ? Quite aware and in favour ? Quite aware and not in favour ? Not that aware but in favour ? Not that aware but not in favour Q4: Are you aware t hat St ableford scores can now be ent ered? ? Yes ? No Q5: Are you aware t hat now a course rat ing can be revised on a given day if weat her condit ions affect t he scoring? ? Yes ? No PG 15 | JAN 2020
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Five Things You Need To Know About The New W orld Handicap Syst em
When the USGA and R&A modernized the Rules of Golf in 2019 ? the most comprehensive update in decades ? the governing bodies challenged the stereotype that they?re resistant to change. They?re set to do that again with the launch of the World Handicap System, which starting in 2020 will consolidate the half dozen handicap calculations previously used around the world into a single, portable Index. But there are distinctions with the WHS that golfers should PG 16 | JAN 2020
understand when the system goes live in the United States and dozens of other countries in January. (Some places, including the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Sweden, Portugal and Italy, won?t switch until later in the year.) Click to Read the Full Story
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Looking Back At A Remarkable 2019 In Canadian Golf As the decade drew to a close, 2019 marked yet another significant year for Canadian golf milestones on and off the course and around the world. These are just some of the headlines. Details on these stories and many others are available under News on the Golf Canada website. JANUARY A sweeping revision and updating of the Rules of Golf comes into effect as of Jan. 1. The Golf Journalists Association of Canada names Brooke PG 18 | JAN 2020
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MARCH Youth on Course, the non-profit organization providing young people with subsidized golf, college scholarships, caddie programs and paid internships in partnership with Golf Canada and Alberta Golf, announces a pilot project in the province of Team Canada 2019 Young Pro Squad (Maddie Szeryk And Jared Alberta.
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Anne-Catherine Tanguay, Maddie Szeryk, Augusta James, Jennifer Ha, Jaclyn Lee, Jared du Toit, Hugo Bernard, Taylor Pendrith and Stuart Macdonald. Chris Crisologo of Richmond, B.C., successfully defends his South American Amateur title in Chile. Rod Spittle, an outstanding amateur and pro golfer, and celebrated U.S. collegiate coach Herb Page are named as the 2019 honourees to the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. FEBRUARY Michael Gligic of Burlington, Ont., wins the Korn Ferry Tour?s Panama Championship. PG 19 | JAN 2020
Charlie Beaulieu Succeeded Leslie Dunning AsGolf Canada President
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The Ocean Course At Hokuala... Just One Part Of Kauai?s Impressive TimbersResort W hen t he Timbers Resort group t ook over t he Hokuala propert y locat ed in Lihue in 2015, t hey began a process t hat ended wit h t he Jack Nicklaus layout get t ing a refresh t hat included get t ing TifEagle greens, silica sand in t he bunkers, and an expanded driving range. But t hat was just part of t he updat ing. PG 20 | JAN 2020
The other big news was the construction of The Ocean Club & Residences on a prime location overlooking the longest string of oceanside holes in the state. Completed in mid-2018, the accommodation complex comprises residences that are available for stay, fractional and full ownership. Also onsite is Hualani's, a restaurant that can boast its own nearby 'Farm at H?k?ala' bringing a new closeness to the term farm-to-table. On Wednesdays, you can enjoy the freshest tacos on Kaua?i that include the farm's seasonal ingredients and every
day you can enjoy the best Poke bowls on the island. On their website, Managing Director Gary Moore talks about the process. "We knew from the moment we saw the property in 2014 that it was a very unique place, one that required careful stewardship to match its unrivaled natural surroundings... (To date) we have completed 47 residences that are part of the Timbers Kauai ? Ocean Club & Residences, the golf course renovation, a 13-mile community trail system and an organic farm. Timbers Kauai has all the amenities of a five-star resort including Hualani?s restaurant? which has been a great addition for the island? two infinity-edge pools, a fitness center and a spa." The Nicklaus signature designed
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course here actually has a history that goes back to the late 80's. Originally there were 36 holes but later consolidation saw Nicklaus oversee the best of the holes turned into one spectacular eighteen. Now the front nine plays entirely inland while the back nine plays nearer and on the ocean. The first nine holes are characterized by undulating terrain with a number of stand out holes. The par-four 436-yard third deserves its #1 handicap and players should be aware that the trees around the green complex can hide the prevailing trade winds. Well known for his intimidating par threes, Jack's uphill 219-yard 5th definitely is the most intimidating of the four on the course. Click to Read the Full Story
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Golf?s 5 Biggest Rules Controversies Of 2019 Before we get to the main event, let?s run through the Honorable Mentions, in some vaguely alphabetical order, to remind us just how much intrigue the Rules of Golf provided in 2019:
incident. Kendall Dye?s what-club-you-hittin?incident. Lee Ann Walker?s 58 penalty strokes incident. Marciel Siem?s preferred-lies-everywhere incident. Matt Kuchar?s mystery pitch mark incident. Rory Adam Schenk?s caddie line-up McIlroy?s what?s-a-rock-anyways incident. Alex Cejka?s incident. Russell Henley?s greens-reading incident. Ariya wrong-Pro-V1 incident. Team Jutanugarn and Amy Olson?s USA?s score-in-the-wrong-spot backstopping incident. Brendan incident. Steele?s alignment stick incident. Woof! And yeah, those are just the David Lipsky?s late to the tee also-rans. When it came to rules incident. Haotong Li?s caddie controversies, the cup runneth line-up incident. over. Here were the five biggest Harold Varner III?s assembling-a-driver-on-the-course lightning-rod moments from 2019. incident. Jesper Parnevik?s Click to Read the Full Story what?s-a-mulligan-anyway PG 24 | JAN 2020
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PGA TOUR Events Of The Past Decade In 10 Words Or Less By now, you?ve seen our list of the best major championships of the decade. If not, get on that, and then come back. But while the BIG FOUR get most of the attention, there were plenty of other memorable PGA TOUR events in that time. Here?s a PG 26| JAN 2020
look back at three from each year from 2010 to 2019. A quick look back, that is as we keep each tournament?s description to 10(ish) words or less. Let?s take a trip down memory lane! Click to Read the Full Story
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Here?sEveryone Who?s Already Qualified For The 2020 Masters, Including B.C.'s Adam Hadwin The 2020 Masters begins in less than 75 days ? but who?s counting, right? With the last men?s pro tournaments of 2019 wrapped up, the final Official World Golf Ranking is about to come out. All golfers ranked in the top 50 at the end of 2019 receive invites to Augusta National, which means 12 golfers not previously PG 28 | JAN 2020
eligible for the Masters are about to secure their place in the field. Adding these dozen players brings the current expected field to 88 when you discount past champions who no longer compete in the tournament. Click to Read the Full Story
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From Phil Mickelson To Tiger Woods: The Top 10 Major Championships Of The Decade With bookend Masters wins by Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, the past decade has given golf fans more than their fair share of memorable major championships. But while star power on the leader board certainly helps to create a classic, Sunday drama is the ultimate factor. And spectacular recovery shots under pressure don?t hurt, either. Whittling down from 40 tournaments to 10 was a bit of a challenge, and there were several difficult omissions. Those include the eventful, but rules-controversy marred, 2010 PG 30 | JAN 2020
PGA Championship and 2018 U.S. Open. And apologies to Charl Schwartzel, but his four-birdie finish at Augusta National just misses, in part because we felt we had too many Masters already (If there?s an award for the most consistently exciting major of the past decade, it?s certainly the one that takes place in April). In any matter, here?s a look back at the 10 ? well, 11 ? that made our final cut. Click to Read the Full Story
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Inside The USGA?s Driver Testing Process You can?t have too much spring in your step, but you can in your club. A clubface with excessive trampolining may flex too much, keeping the ball on the face too long and thus boosting ball speed beyond what is permissible. To keep tech from trumping skill, the USGA and R&A limit that flexibility, which in turn limits the energy the club can transfer to the ball. Back in the old days, the governing bodies fired a ball at a club with an air cannon to measure the coefficient of restitution (aka PG 32 | JAN 2020
COR, a measure of impact efficiency); now they use a more sophisticated method that involves a pendulum. The pendulum swings and the length of time its strike end stays on the clubface (aka ?characteristic time,?or CT) is measured in microseconds, which in turn provides a close approximation of COR. All this to ensure that a driver springs into action legally. Click to Read the Full Story
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The st unning Plant at ion Course at Kapalua Golf was recent ly host t o t he season-opening PGA Tour event , t he Sent ry Tournament of Champions. It was an elect rifying finish, wit h a 3-way t ie aft er four rounds, leading t o 3 playoff holes t o event ually crown Just in Thomas as champion.
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Kapalua was the perfect host site. It is a world class golf destination nestled on 22,000 pristine acres on the tropical paradise island of Maui, Hawaii. There are 36 Championship holes available on property to delight, challenge and test every ability of player. PG 34 | JAN 2020
Kapalua Golf Plantation Course Hole No. 6
The picturesque Plantation Course reopened in November 2019 after a 9-month multi-million dollar enhancement project. Original course architects Bill Coore and 2-time Masters Champion Ben Crenshaw, teamed up with Troon?s Design, Development and Agronomy team and Mark Rolfing, a popular Golf Channel personality and former Kapalua Resort Assistant Professional to complete this ambitious project. The new changes definitely tested the tour pros but were also made to help the recreational golfer enjoy their experience more. If you have played the Plantation Course in the past it is a perfect reason to come back. If you have not teed PG 35 | JAN 2020
it up here, add it to your list. Not only are the ocean views stunning and it is a true test of golf but you will also be able to relive your experience each year when you watch the televised tour stop each January.
The Kapalua Golf Academy Is Hawaii's Most Complete State-Of-The-Art Golf School And Practice Facility, Designed By 3-Time U.S. Open Champion Hale Irwin. Click to Read the Full Story
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PGA of British Columbia Names Top 100 Golf Professionals of 2019 The PGA of BC is proud t o acknowledge it s Top 100 Golf Professionals of 2019, as det ermined by t he Associat ion?s Professional Development Program present ed by Sunice and Bobby Jones. The Professional Development Program (PDP) is an annual Order of Merit designed to recognize PGA of BC members who make outstanding contributions to the Association, their communities, the province?s golf industry and, PG 36 | JAN 2020
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strengths of the diverse membership. ?Sunice and Bobby Jones are proud to supported the Professional Development Program, which serves to acknowledge individuals working to elevate the overall profile of PGA of BC Professionals, and reward those who strive to serve the Association and golf community across the province,? said Stephen Graham, British Columbia sales representative for Sunice and Bobby Jones. ?The Top 100 Golf Professionals of 2019 are a tremendous group of individuals who share the common qualities of leadership, professionalism and dedication to their craft.? Additionally, the PGA of BC is pleased to name Gordon Mink (Hi-Knoll Golf Centre) as the winner of the 2019 PDP Order of Merit. Mink collected a record total of 121 PDP points throughout the past year, which were seven more than the second-place finisher on the Order of Merit. Given Mink?s annual PG37 | JAN 2020
performance in the PDP, it should be no surprise to see the 65-year-old atop the standings. Mink placed third on the Order of Merit in 2018 to follow a fourth-place finish in 2017. As in past years, Mink kept a busy and balanced schedule throughout 2019 that allowed him to accumulate a significant number of PDP points for educational pursuits, volunteerism, championship play and recognition through the PGA of BC Awards Program. Mink?s 24 points earned through PGA of BC-administered education were the most collected by any member, while he also achieved the maximum number of points available in outside education. He also padded his total by competing in
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Glencoe Invitational Adds Women?s Competition For 2020 The Glencoe Invitational will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2020 and as part of its commitment to grow the event, the stellar invitational golf tournament will add a female competition to its schedule when it tees off June 15-20 at The Glencoe Golf and Country Club. The event?s organizers announced it will welcome North America?s best current and aspiring female amateur and professionals in addition to male amateur golfers from across PG 38 | JAN 2020
North America for the first time ever in June during a press conference Dec. 16, 2019. The tournament will be designed for both women and men to play The Glencoe Forest course at the same time in alternating groups for 54 holes with no cut. The tournament will include a maximum of 50 players in the men?s event and 30 players in the first year of the women?s event ? comprised of 20 professional and 10 amateurs. The plan is to build to 50 men and 50 women CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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The men?s amateurs will be competing for the top-three titles, the women amateurs will be competing for the title of ?Champion?and ?Runner-Up? and the female professionals will battle for a $25,000 purse that will be distributed among the top-four finishers. The winner will receive $15,000 for first, while $6,000 will be presented to the runner-up.
?On behalf of the members and staff of The Glencoe Golf & Country Club, we are very supportive about adding the new female divisions,?said Ash Chadha, General Manager. ?The Forest course will be a great test for both men and women in the new integrated event. We are very excited to host this unique annual event which will help grow the game.?
?As we look to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the tournament, the time is right to welcome female divisions to the Glencoe DCBank Invitational,?said Tournament Director Dale Goehring. ?This fills a void in women?s golf for elite amateurs and professional. All the foundational elements were in place to build upon the success of this tournament and create a first of its kind in North America.?
Calgary?s Jaclyn Lee, a member of Golf Canada?s Young Pro Squad, was on hand to help make the formal announcement.
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Brendan MacDougall, a Calgary native and member of Golf Canada?s National Amateur Team, also took in the exciting announcement. Further information regarding the Glencoe DCBank Invitational can be found at www.glencoeinivitational.com. The Glencoe Golf and Country Club will also play host to the 116th playing of the Canadian Men?s Amateur Championship in August 3-6, 2020.
Figuring out which tees to play from is an ever-present concern for many golfers. And annoyingly, that?s at least in part because there are no truly helpful guidelines telling golfers where they should play from.
is going to have a distinct disadvantage against the 8 handicap who hits the ball a mile, if they were to play off the same tees. And as for female golfers, the range might be even more tricky to pinpoint with a formula.
Some courses suggest tees based off a player?s handicap, which is pretty much the standard, but it?s still not perfect. No two players are the same, after all. That wily retired golfer at your local club who doesn?t hit the ball very far but whose wicked short game helps keep him at an 8 handicap
But for now, try this chart provided by the good people over at Athletic Motion Golf. Now, like anything, it?s not perfect, especially for beginning golfers, but I found it provides a helpful guidepost.
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BC's Ashley Zibrik Featured In U.S. Club Trends Magazine Not only is BC's Ashley Zibrik having a positive impact on the game of golf here at home for golf as a whole and, in many respects, for the advancement of women in the game in PG 42 | JAN 2020
particular, her contributions are being duly noted south of the border. Recently Zibrik, Shaughnessy Golf Club's Head Professional, was interviewed by Club CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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Trends magazine, a publication put out by the National Club Association based in Washington, DC. She was a major component of an issue put out by Club Trends focussing on the impact women are having at private clubs these days. The issue, Female Factor: Women's Evolving Influence In Private Clubs, was put out for Fall 2019 and among the articles was a feature Q & A with the former Class 'A' Professional of The Year and two-time PGA of BC Women's Champion, Ashley Zibrik. Following is an excerpt from the article. By Jim Fisher, PhD Ashley Zibrik is the head pro at Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club in Vancouver. It is a premier club with a big membership and a historic golf tradition. Established in 1911, the club has had only eight head professionals during its PG 43 | JAN 2020
storied past. Zibrik is the first women to hold that position. She is a Canadian by birth and grew up in the Vancouver area. She played collegiate golf at Boise State University and then turned pro in 2007. She became an associate pro at Shaughnessy in 2012 and assumed her present position this past May. Club Trends conducted this interview in November. These are edited excerpts from that conversation. Club Trends (CT): How did you get started in golf? Ashley Zibrik (AZ): I was born in Vancouver and grew up in Squamish, British Columbia, which is in between Vancouver and Whistler. All the men in my family played golf and I just loved playing sports. I started playing junior golf at 12 years old. Having a competitive nature, the more I improved, the more I fell in love with the game. Click here to read complete interview.
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ESPN?s First 2020 Masters Commercial Is it too early to get excited for the 2020 Masters? The answer is no, it is never too early to get excited for the 2020 Masters. The first promo for the 2020 major dropped to highlight ESPN?s coverage of the tournament?s first PG 44 | JAN 2020
and second rounds on April 9-10. The promo features Ray Charles? iconic song ?Georgia On My Mind,?featuring a series of beautiful shots of Augusta National. Click to Read the Full Story
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Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum kicks off the organization?s annual meeting with a presentation on Golf Canada?s new Strategic Plan 2019-2022, focused on advancing the sport and driving Golf Canada?s vision to be a world leader in golf. The AGM concluded with Charlie Beaulieu of Lorraine, Que., being elected as president, succeeding Leslie Dunning. Three gentlemen received Golf Canada?s Distinguished Service Award: Raymond Gaudet, Jean-Claude Gagne and Daniel Caza. APRIL Brooke Henderson ties the all-time Canadian record for pro victories (eight) with her win at the LPGA Tour?s Lotte Championship. Golf Canada and the RBC Canadian Open announce a five-year Youth Initiative to make the RBC Canadian Open more junior-accessible than ever before. Team Canada?s Brigitte Thibault goes wire-to-wire to win the NCAA?s Mountain West | JAN 2020
Brigitte Thibault Conference at Mission Hills in California. Brigitte Thibault represents Canada in the inaugural Augusta National Women?s Amateur. Nicole Gal of Oakville, Ont., wins the girls?14-15 age division at the Drive, Chip and Putt championship at Augusta National. Golf Canada celebrates 70 adoptions of Golf in Schools sites during its annual Adopt a School Week. The RBC Canadian Open and Tourism Hamilton partner to launch the Hamilton Fare Way, bringing several of the city?s CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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pre-eminent restaurants to deliver a unique culinary experience to fans. Corey Conners of Listowel, Ont., claims his first PGA TOUR title at the Valero Texas Open after qualifying for the event on the Monday of tournament week. MAY The University of British Columbia wins both the men?s and women?s team titles at the Canadian University/College Championship at FireRock Golf Club in Komoka, Ont. Canadians from coast-to-coast celebrate National Golf Day on May 1. The day brought further attention to the game of golf and its significant community impact within not only Canada, but across North America. Golf Canada and Audi Canada announce a multi-year integrated partnership that will see the luxury automotive brand become the exclusive Premier Automotive Partner for Canada?s national Open championships as well as the Official Automotive Partner of Golf Canada?s | JAN 2020
National Team Program. Golf Canada names St. George?s Golf & Country Club in Toronto, Ont., as host club of the 2020 and 2024 RBC Canadian Open alongside co-host Islington Golf Club. Drew Nesbitt of Barrie, Ont., wins the PGA Tour Latinoamerica?s Abierto Mexicano de Golf tournament. Tristan Renaud of Sudbury, Ont., and Angela Arora of Surrey, B.C., win their respective divisions at the Future Links driven by Acura Ontario Championship at Tangle Creek Golf and Country Club in Thornton. Judith Kyrinis of Thornhill, Ont., shares low-amateur honours with American Sally Krueger at the U.S. Senior Women?s Open. Lauren Kim of Surrey, B.C., and Michael Crisologo of Richmond, B.C., win their respective divisions at the Future Links driven by Acura Pacific Championship at Pitt Meadows Golf Club in B.C. Richard Jung of Toronto, a former Team Canada member, CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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wins the PGA TOUR Series-China Beijing Championship. JUNE Alberta?s Dustin Risdon wins the PGA Championship of Canada at Whistle Bear Golf Club in Cambridge, Ont. Brooke Henderson wins the CVS Health Charity Classic in Rhode Island with teammates Keegan Bradley and Billy Andrade. Brooke Henderson collects her ninth LPGA Tour title at the Meijer LPGA Classic in Michigan. With the win, the 21-year-old from Smiths Falls, Ont., broke a tie with Sandra Post for the Canadian record for wins on the LPGA Tour and moved ahead of George Knudson and Mike Weir on the PGA TOUR. Josh Nagy and Hyeji Yang win their respective divisions at the Future Links driven by Acura Prairie Championship at Deer Park Municipal Golf Course in Yorkton, Sask. Eric (Joohyung) Byun of Richmond Hill, Ont., and Brooke Rivers of Brampton, Ont., win JAN 2020
their respective divisions at the Future Links driven by Acura Quebec Championship at Club de golf Les Boises de Joly. Rory McIlroy wins the RBC Canadian Open at Hamilton Golf and Country Club with a record-setting 22-under 258 total for four rounds, aided by a final-round 61. Florida Georgia Line and The Glorious Sons headline new RBCxMusic Concert Series at the RBC Canadian Open, helping draw record crowds. The RBC Canadian Open featured one of its strongest fields, including World No. 1 Brooks Koepka, World No. 2 Dustin Johnson, World No. 4 Rory McIlroy and World No. 6 Justin Thomas. Twenty Canadians teed it up at Hamilton. Rod Spittle and Herb Page join the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame during the induction ceremony at RBC Hall of Fame Day during the RBC Canadian Open. The RBC Canadian Open was added to the British Open Qualifying Series? Canadian CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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Adam Hadwin and RBC Ambassador Graeme McDowell earned exemptions in 2019.
Michael Gligic of Burlington, Ont., locks up his PGA TOUR card for the 2019-2020 season, the first of his career, by finishing Calgarians Annabelle Ackroyd in the top 25 on the Korn Ferry and Tommy McKenzie win their respective divisions at the Future Tour. Links driven by Acura Western Margaret (Sutcliffe) Todd, a Championship at Wolf Creek pioneer of Canadian women?s Golf Resort in Ponoka, Alta. golf and a member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame, JULY passes away at the age of 101. Brianna Navarrosa of San Diego, Brooke Henderson wins the Calif., shot 4 under 68, ESPY Award for the best female overcoming a four-stroke deficit golfer of 2019, having won her to capture the 106th Canadian ninth LPGA Tour title this year, Women?s Amateur making her the winningest Championship held at Red Deer Canadian pro golfer of all time. Golf & Country Club on Friday. AUGUST After almost 43 years of commitment and dedication to Golf Canada, Bill Paul steps down from his role as Chief Championship Officer. Isabellla Ferguson of Ottawa and Malik Dao of Notre-Dame-de-I?lle-Perrot, Que., win their respective divisions in the Future Links driven by Acura Atlantic Championship at Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club in New Brunswick. JAN 2020
Jin Young Ko sets a tournament record en route to winning the CP Women?s Open at Magna Golf Club in Aurora, Ont. Brooke Henderson tied for third as the top Canadian. Title sponsor Canadian Pacific announces a record $2.5 million raised for the SickKids Foundation as a result of several fundraising efforts under the CP Has Heart program. Canadian Michelle Liu of CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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Vancouver, B.C., 12, earns berth into 2019 CP Women?s Open through the Canadian Women?s Amateur.
Golf Canada and Levelwear announce an extension of their official apparel partnership through 2022.
The second annual CP Women?s Leadership Summit took place the Tuesday of CP Women?s Open tournament week and featured keynote speaker Roberta Bowman (Chief Brand and Communications Officer for LPGA) as well as a new athlete panel.
Judith Kyrinis of Thornhill, Ont., wins the Canadian Women?s Mid-Amateur and Senior Championship at Osoyoos Golf Club in B.C.
Golf Canada announces Vancouver?s Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club as host of the 2020 CP Women?s Open. Canada took home the bronze medal in mixed team event at Pan Am Games? the first ever for Canada. The team was made up of Mary Parsons (Delta, B.C.), Brigitte Thibault (Rosemère, Que.), Joey Savoie (La Prairie, Que.) and Austin Connelly (Lake Doucette, N.S.). Joseph Deraney of Belden, Miss., successfully defends his Canadian Mid-Amateur title at Summit Golf Club in Richmond Hill, Ont. JAN 2020
Corey Conners of Listowel, Ont., finishes T7 at the BMW Championship to earn full PGA TOUR playing privileges for 2019-2020, including a spot in all four majors and the World Golf Championships. Golf Canada names the winners of the Future Links driven by Acura Junior Skills Challenge National Event: Liam McLaren, Ari Tur, Noah Turner, Claira Frizzell, Gabe Bugden, Alissa Xu, Emile Journault and Keighan Decoff. Christopher Vandette of Beaconsfield, Que., wins the Canadian Junior Boys Championship at Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club in Nova Scotia. Luke DelGobbo of Fonthill, Ont., won the Juvenile CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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title. Jim Rutledge of Victoria wins his sixth PGA Seniors? Championship of Canada title. William Buhl of Fairhope, Ala., wins the Canadian Men?s Amateur Championship at Glen Arbour Golf Course in Nova Scotia. Garrett Rank of Elmira, Ont., a full-time NHL referee and Team Canada alumnus, wins the Western Amateur in Michigan, the first mid-amateur to do so since 1997. Emily Zhu of Richmond Hill, Ont., wins the Canadian Junior Girls Championship at Lethbridge Country Club in Alberta. She also won the Juvenile title for the second straight year. SEPTEMBER Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand successfully defends her World Junior Girls Championship title at Angus Glen Golf Club in Markham, Ont. Rory McIlroy, champion of the 2019 RBC Canadian Open, was named PGA TOUR Player of the Year. JAN 2020
Luna Lu of Burnaby, B.C., and Ashton McCulloch of Kingston, Ont., win their divisions at the BC Future Links driven by Acura Fall Series at Crown Isle Golf Resort. Erin Kim of Toronto and Jean-Philippe Parr of Saint-Celestin, Que., claim their respective titles at the Quebec Future Links driven by Acura Fall Series at Lachute Golf Club. Wes Heffernan of Calgary wins the PGA Assistants? Championship of Canada at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. Team Canada Young Pro Squad member Taylor Pendrith of Richmond Hill, Ont., wins the Canada Life Canadian Player of the Year title on the Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada for the second time in four years. New Zealand captures the Astor Trophy, hosted at Royal Colwood Golf Club in Victoria, B.C. The women?s event is a five-country competition played every four years since 1959. Gene Elliott of West Des Moines, Ind., wins the Canadian Men?s CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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Senior Championship at Cedar Brae Golf Club in Toronto. Alberta? Ken Griffith, Brian Laubman and Frank Dornick? wins the provincial team title. Gord Nixon is named the inaugural recipient of the Legacy Award for exceptional contribution to the sport of golf in Canada by the Golf Canada Foundation in partnership with Golf Canada. The Canadian golf industry mourns the passing of longtime golf industry stalwart Ian Webb after a brave battle with cancer. David Hearn of Brantford, Ont., performs well at the Korn Ferry Tour?s season-ending championship, earning him status for the 2019-2020 PGA TOUR season. Wes Short Jr. of Austin, Texas, wins the PGA TOUR Champions Shaw Charity Classic in Calgary. OCTOBER Brooke Henderson wins the inaugural People?s Choice Award from Canada?s Sports Hall of Fame. JAN 2020
Maude-Aimee LeBlanc of Sherbrooke, Que., retires from professional golf at the age of 30. James Beebe of Priddis Greens Golf and Country Club in Alberta is named the superintendent of the year by the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association and Bayer Environmental Science. The Golf Management Institute of Canada celebrates its 20th anniversary. The team from The Carman Golf and Curling Club in Manitoba wins the RBC PGA Scramble National Final at Cabot Links in Nova Scotia. Justin Shin of Maple Ridge, B.C., wins his second career PGA TOUR Series-China title. Graham DeLaet attempts his return to the PGA TOUR at the Houston Open after more than two years off due to injury. NOVEMBER Aaron Cockerill of Stony Mountain, Man., finishes seventh at the European Tour qualifying school, earning him a partial exemption into nest season?s Euro Tour events.
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Her fellow LPGA players vote to award Brooke Henderson of Smiths Falls, Ont., the Tour?s Founders Award given to the player ?whose behaviour and deeds best exemplify the spirit, ideals and values of the LPGA.?
Jin Young Ko, champion of the 2019 CP Women?s Open, was named the LPGA Rolex Player of the Year.
Hilton announces a new multi-year integrated partnership with Golf Canada as the official hotel partner for the organization and its members.
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Alena Sharp of Brantford, Ont., is named to the LPGA?s Board as a Player Director. Golf Canada names the 18 athletes who will represent Team Canada on the 2020 National Amateur and Junior Squads. Men?s Amateur: Étienne Papineau, Cougar Collins, Sam Meek, Brendan MacDougall, Noah Steele. Women?s Amateur: Brigitte Thibault, Mary Parsons, Sarah-Eve Rhéaume, Noemie Paré. Junior Boys: Laurent Desmarchais, Jace Minni, JP Parr, Bennett Ruby, Malik Dao. Junior Girls: Emily Zhu, Angela Arora, Angel (Mu Chen) Lin, Monet Chun. JAN 2020
Golf Canada sells Golf Canada Calgary Golf Centre to Golfuture YYC. Golf Canada announces the winners of its 2019 National Orders of Merit. On the amateur side, Julien Sale of Gatineau, Que., was the top male followed by Garrett Rank of Elmira, Ont. Brigitte Thibault of Rosemere, Que., earned top spot in the women?s Order of Merit with Mary Parsons of Delta, B.C., finishing second. Christopher Vandette of Beaconsfield, Que., was the top-ranked junior boy in Canada, followed by Victoria?s Jeevan Sihota. Celeste Dao of Notre-Dame-de-I?lle-Perrot, Que., led the junior girls?ranking. Emily Zhu of Richmond Hill, Ont., was second. Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru announces it raised more than $380,000 for breast cancer research in 2019 at 175 events
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across Canada. The Shaw Charity Classic announces donations by Canadians during the PGA TOUR Champions event in Calgary raised a record $14,071,188 for 200 youth-based charities across Alberta. The LPGA presents the CP Women?s Open, held at Magna Golf Club in Aurora, Ont., with two Gold Driver Awards for delivering best-in-class elements? Best Community and Charity Engagement and Best Sponsor Activation? among all LPGA Tour events. The RBC Canadian Open, held at Hamilton Golf & Country Club in Hamilton, Ont., was named a finalist for Tournament of the Year? among all PGA TOUR events. Adam Hadwin represents Canada at the Presidents Cup, finishing 1-1-1. Canadian Kurtis Barkley finishes runner-up at the All Abilities Championship held in JAN 2020
conjunction with the Australian Open. Jim Fraser passes away on Dec. 9, shortly after the Golf Canada Foundation and the Canadian Seniors Golf Association unveiled a golf scholarship named in honour of the long-time golf supporter who, among other honours, was a member of the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame. Mr. Fraser was a highly respected volunteer and then employee with Golf Canada over a career of more than 40 years.
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three PGA of BC championship tournaments and by volunteering many hours of his time at the PGA of BC Buying Show and Awards Celebration, as well as the Vancouver GolfExpo. Additionally, Mink was the 2019 recipient of the PGA of BC?s Dunc Sutherland Distinguished Service Award, and was also the Lower Mainland regional recipient of the Davie Black Professional Development Award. ?It is an honour to lead the Professional Development Program Order of Merit for 2019,?said Mink. ?I feel privileged to be a member of this Association and believe it is important to continue learning and improving in order to promote our Association and grow the game of golf. ?The Professional Development | JAN 2020
Program is a great avenue for all members within the PGA of BC to remain committed to career growth, regardless of whether they are new to the Association or veterans within our industry.? Cailean Hourigan (Bear Mountain Resort Community) was the only other member to eclipse the 100-point mark in 2019, collecting 114 during the season to secure a second-place finish in the Order of Merit and improve upon his 10th-place result one year ago. Jeff Wiggins (Mountain View Golf Club) earned 98 points on the year to place third, marking his first finish inside the top 10. Colin Lavers (Seymour Golf & Country Club, 94 points) and Graham Ogden (Richmond Country Club, 93 points) rounded out the top five. Click here to view the final standings for 2019 and more CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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information about the Professional Development Program. Thanks in large part to the support of Sunice and Bobby Jones, a total bursary purse of nearly $5,000 will be divided among those finishing among the top 10, providing financial opportunity to pursue further professional development and education. The PGA of BC is pleased to announce that Sunice and Bobby Jones have committed to continuing as presenting sponsor of the Professional Development Program in 2020. We thank them for their generous ongoing support of the program. Congratulations to the PGA of BC?s Top 100 Professionals of 2019, listed with their facility affiliation for the past year: Roy Abbenbroek Seymour G & CC Shingo Akizuki Mayfair Lakes G & CC Rob Anderson Kelowna G & CC | JAN 2020
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