Results

It was a jammed-packed week at the PGA of Ontario!  Our first stop? Up the street from our home base at Angus Glen to Upper Unionville Golf Club for the 2021 edition of the Senior Pro / Junior Pro Team Series.

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.”

100 of the country’s best professional golfers are set to play the fourth PGA of Canada National Championship of the season next week at The Winston Golf Club.

80 amateurs from across the country who managed to claw their way through local and regional qualifiers are joined by 20 PGA of Canada Professionals, who comprise the 20 teams looking to claim the title of RBC PGA Scramble National Champions

Carding six birdies on Wednesday, The National Golf Club of Canada Head Teaching Professional Nick Kenney managed to get around a difficult Lookout Point Country Club in 3-under par to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the PGA Head Professional Championship of Canada presented by Callaway Golf with support from G&G Brands.

From trying to bend “The King’s” putter in Westmount’s back shop to playing nine with big-haired rockers, one thing is sure: the stories Rob Strahan’s amassed during a half century in the golf industry are book-worthy. Reflecting on his storied career, Strahan, 61, gets emotional. At the end of the 2021 season, Westmount Golf & Country Club’s head professional retires—leaving behind the people and the place that have fuelled his passion for 41 years.