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For the third time in four years, the PGA of Canada brings a National Championship to Bromont, QC, as the PGA Seniors’ Championship of Canada presented by GOLFTEC returns to Parcours du Vieux Village three years after Dennis Hendershott’s thrilling victory over Danny King in 2021, when he fired a final-round 64 to win by one stroke.
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2026 MASTERS TOURNAMENT: THURSDAY, APRIL 9 - SUNDAY, APRIL 12: Fourth annual PGA of Ontario Masters Pool presented by Levelwear! WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO THE RINK HOLE SUITE AT THE 2026 RBC CANADIAN OPEN - complimentary F&B included!
The PGA of Canada is very pleased to announce that Brooke Henderson, the winningest professional golfer in Canadian history, will have her name attached to a new PGA of Canada National Award; the ‘Brooke Henderson Female Player of the Year Award’.
It was announced today that the PGA of Canada has entered into a national partnership with Focus Golf Target, a company focused on making golf practice effective and fun with their unique targets for practice facilities everywhere. For the next two years, Focus Golf Target will be a supporting sponsor of the association’s national championships.
2024 COACH OF THE YEAR - Get to know Chris Dickenson, Director of Instruction at The Ontario Golf Academy (OGA) at Whistle Bear Golf Club. Growing up with a golf course just steps from his backyard and countless memories of playing with his dad, Chris didn’t start golfing competitively until about 15 years old — but once he did, he fell in love with the game, and the rest is history.
The PGA of Ontario Remembers Class "A" Professional - Rob Weiss (1963-2022) We are saddened to hear of the passing of PGA of Ontario, Class "A" Professional - Mr. Rob Weiss.
Doing the little things will, very often, turn into big rewards.
Growing up in Hong Kong, Stephanie Lam’s uncle was the first to bring her clubs. A junior set of Wilsons with steel shafts. He took Lam to the range – a makeshift spot to hit balls that was actually inside a soccer stadium – almost every week. They’d hit balls under the lights.
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.
The 72-player field was whittled down to the top 16 advancing to the match play portion of the championship, which begins bright and early Thursday morning at Whistle Bear Golf Club.