(Via Golf Canada) OAKVILLE, Ont. – Golf Canada has announced the names of the 29 athletes, male and female, who have been selected to represent Team Canada as part of the 2021 National Amateur and Junior …[More]
Golf Canada has named nine players to their Young Pro Squad for 2020. Among the players will be a number of returnees along with some new ones. Comprising the 2020 Men’s Young Pro Squad are …[More]
Seventeen young athletes have been named to the Golf Canada Team Canada program for 2019. It consists of several returning members, plenty of new talent, and marks the continued guidance of a strong coaching group. …[More]
(Via Golf Canada) OAKVILLE, Ont. – The world’s top 18-and-under female junior golfers will head to Ottawa for the fifth edition of the World Junior Girls Championship from Sept. 11-14 at Camelot Golf and Country Club. As host …[More]
2017 was a remarkable one for Josh Whalen. Now 22 but still a kid from small-town Ontario, he ended the year as the best amateur in his chosen sport, golf, for all of Canada. It …[More]
By Chris Stevenson, Rideau View Golf Insider Adam Kingsbury’s biggest job heading into the women’s curling competition at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics has been getting Team Canada – Ottawa’s Rachel Homan rink from the Ottawa …[More]
Before she headed back to school for her Spring semester at Daytona State College, we caught up with Ottawa’s Grace St-Germain for a short chat. The 19 year-old member at Camelot Golf & Country Club …[More]
After recently being named to the Canadian Men’s Amateur Squad Joe Savoie (La Prairie, Quebec) and Josh Whalen (Napanee, Ontario) proved their value on Sunday with a team win at the Los Lagartos Country Club in …[More]
The Team Canada golf program has laid out their next steps, including rosters and program changes for 2018. The development program will have a major structural change while some fresh faces have been added to …[More]
The Canadian players who will participate in the upcoming World Junior Golf Championships at The Marshes Golf Club in Ottawa have been named. Two squads of Canadian players will compete on September 26-29 at the …[More]
We caught up with Ottawa’s own Grace St-Germain last week during the Team Canada Media Day at the Royal Montreal Golf Club. After spending time with the National Development Team, Grace is now a member …[More]
It was a solid start to the National Junior College Athletic Association Women’s National Golf Championship for Grace St-Germain. The Team Canada member from Ottawa, a freshman for Daytona State College, shot 73 (+2) at …[More]
Team Canada member Maddie Szeryk, who grew up in Texas but has family ties to London, Ontario, earned her first NCAA collegiate golf title of the season on March 15. Szeryk led her Texas A&M …[More]
Trailing by a fair bit heading into the final round of the Mexican Women’s Amateur Championship on January 12th, it was going to be a tough task for Canadians Grace St-Germain and Maddie Szeryk to capture the …[More]
(Via International Golf Federation) RIVIERA MAYA, Mexico – The Republic of Korea won its fourth Espirito Santo Trophy by a record-equalling margin with a 72-hole total of 29-under-par 547 at the 27th Women’s World Amateur Team …[More]
At the club where 1904 Olympic golf gold medalist George S. Lyon called home, the team uniforms for the 2016 Canadian Olympic golf team was revealed on Wednesday. Poignantly, it came on the anniversary of …[More]
Canada’s National golf team coaches, Tristan Mullally and Derek Ingram, are in Brazil this week to check out the venue for the 2016 Olympics Golf Competition. Both coaches have developed very successful programs with athletes that …[More]
When she told the world she was leaving North Carolina State University mid-senior year to pursue life as a golf professional some wondered if Augusta James was making a good decision. Yes, she had a …[More]
Even more evidence that Golf Canada’s National Team program is paying off. Team member and current Senior at North Carolina State University, Brittany Marchand, won a profesisonal mini-tour event in Arizona on Wednesday. The Mono, …[More]
The time has arrived for Augusta James. The Bath, Ontario golfer, and reigning Canadian Women’s Amateur champion, is set to become a professional. She shared her career intentions with her local newspaper, The Kingston Whig-Standard, in December, …[More]
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