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The PGA of Canada and partner DCM are extremely excited to announce the recipients of the 2021-22 DCM Power Up Bursaries
You heard it time-and-time again from the best female players in the country as they left the scoring area on Monday at Oshawa Golf & Curling Club, “don’t be on the wrong side of the hole.”
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Despite rainy, windy conditions at Whitevale Golf Club, our 2022 schedule kicked off and Gord Burns comes away with the Xonic Golf Spring Open Championship.
Anticipation is at an all-time high for the 2021 DCM PGA Women’s Championship of Canada after the pandemic forced the cancellation of the event for the first time since its inception in 1987 last year.
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Players battle at Apprentice Professional Championship; Alan McLean comes out on top.
Victor Ciesielski (Galt Country Club) was the one to watch at the 2021 GOLFTEC Assistants' Zone Championship at Flamborough Hills Golf and Country Club.
The PGA of Canada is excited to offer the ‘Coach of Developing Competitors’ camp to PGA of Canada members this fall. The five-day camp is set to take place in Canada for the first time and will be held at Bear Mountain Resort in Victoria, B.C. from October 19-23. Registration and more information can be seen here.
David Wood had a weekend many golfers dream of. The avid Calgarian spent Friday to Monday on the course with two of his close friends and a cousin. The group of four weren’t just golfing for the love of the game, but in an attempt to earn a spot in a RBC PGA Scramble Regional Final.
Saturday at Parcours du Vieux Village in Bromont, Quebec belonged to Riley Fleming.
Entering the day four-strokes off the lead, Dennis Hendershott knew that it was going to take something special in order to raise the Albert Murray trophy at the end of the PGA Seniors’ Championship of Canada late on Friday.
The PGA of Canada is deeply saddened by the passing of Jocelyne Bourassa, the Shawinigan golf legend and PGA of Canada honorary director who influenced the history of our sport in Québec and across the country for nearly sixty years.
The second round of the association’s first National Championship of 2021 began with a moment of silence on Thursday following yesterday’s news of the passing of Jocelyn Bourassa, an Honorary Director of the PGA of Canada.