2013 HALL OF FAME CLASS ANNOUNCED
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IN THIS ISSUE GRAHAM DELAET CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
A ROARING SUCCESS
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ADA MACKENZIE DAY & CANADA DAY RESULTS 2013 HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB MEMBERS 2013 HALL OF FAME CLASS ANNOUNCED GROWING THE GAME COLIN COBEN WINS ORDER OF MERIT TITLE
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PGA TOUR DeLaet up to $1.5M in earnings The incredible year continues and it is only a matter of time before Graham DeLaet will win on tour.
BY THE NUMBERS:
33rd
ON THE PGA TOUR MONEY LIST
12th
2nd
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on the PGA Tour in DRIVING DISTANCE
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AT A GLANCE
GRAHAM DELAET’S 2013 RESULTS & SCHEDULE Jan 10-13 Sony Open 69-70 Missed Cut Jan 17-20 Humana Challenge 71-70-65-69 T65 $11,424 Jan 24-27 Farmer’s Insurance Open 68-70-72-71 T9 $146,400 Jan 31-Feb 3 Waste Management Phoenix Open 72-73 Missed Cut Feb 14-17 Northern Trust Open 72-68-69-72 T21 $66,000 Feb 28-Mar 3 Honda Classic 65-68-73-72 T9 $156,000 Mar 7-10 Puerto Rico Open 70-68-67-70 T18 $44,100 Mar 14-17 Tampa Bay Championship 73-71-70-67 T17 $79,750 March 21-24 Arnold Palmer Invitational 76-69-73-73 T50 $14,738.29 Mar 28-31 Shell Houston Open 71-71-68-72 T31 $35,162.85 Apr 18-21 RBC Heritage 74-73 MC Apr 25-28 Zurich Classic of New Orleans 68-71-74-68 T47 $16,159 May 9-12 THE PLAYERS Championship 71-70-74-69 T26 $67,450 May 16-19 HP Byron Nelson Championship 67-67-70-70 T10 $174,200 May 23-26 Crowne Plazza Invitational At Colonial 64-67-69-74 T22 $64,000 May 30-Jun2 The Memorial Tournament 70-72-74-71 T21 $58,202.50 June 20-23 Travelers Championship 65-70-65-69 3rd $414,800 June 27-30 AT&T National 68-72-71-69 T8 $175,500 Jul 4-7 The Greenbrier Classic 69-70-66-70 T30 $36,618.75 Jul 18-21 The Open Championship 76-72-76-79 83rd $16,794.80 Jul 25-28 RBC Canadian Open 72-73 MC TOTAL EARNINGS: $1,513,300.19
COVER STORY GRAHAM DELAET CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC A ROARING SUCCESS
The Graham DeLaet Charity Golf Classic, held on July 11th, 2013 at the Willows Golf and Country Club, was a huge success! The morning began with a Trick Shot Clinic hosted by Brennen Gee, Head Professional at the Willows, featuring Graham DeLaet. Graham arrived at the driving range in a yellow hot-rod golf cart and delighted more than 200 people with insight into the success of his golf game, trick shots, and witty commentary. Teams hit the course at 11:00 a.m. for a shotgun start with perfect weather and many great golfers on hand. Golfers had the opportunity to take in contests, such as the Hole in One contest sponsored by O’Brian’s O’Finance and Longest Drive contest sponsored by A1 Lo-cost Income Tax. Once the golfers finished their rounds they were able to follow Graham and his team through the last three holes of play. Graham had many fans in attendance based on the large following he had on the final few holes. After the round, the golfers had the opportunity to pose for photos with Graham, enjoyed an excellent steak dinner from the staff at the Willows and bid on valuable silent auction items. The program was hosted by Kevin Waugh, CTV Saskatoon’s Sports Director who shared a brief look from Graham’s win of the Golf Saskatchewan Men’s Amateur Championship in 2006 to his recent successes on the PGA Tour this year. Lifelong friend Jeff Will asked Graham burning questions that the crowd was dying to know the answers to and Graham, with the help of Kevin, lead an exciting live auction resulting in some generous bids for a good cause. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the event- golfers, donators, key contributors and sponsors. Without your support this event would not have been possible. Presenting Sponsor – Aaron’s Dinner Sponsor – Concorde Group Hole in One Sponsor – O’Brian’s O’Finance Closest to the Pin Sponsor – A1 Lo-cost Income Tax Hole Sponsors – 96.3 Cruz FM, Matt McIsaac Medical Prof Corp., Headway Commercial Real Estate, Dakota Dunes Open Key Contributors - Acushnet Company, Canadia Co., Ernst & Young LLP, Fire Dog Hockey, GolfTEC, Graham & Ruby DeLaet, Jarret Stoll, Jordan Eberle, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, Pelican Signs & Decals, Radisson Hotel Saskatoon Aroma Resto Bar, Sask Sport Inc, Sligo Wear, The Willows Golf & Country Club Lastly, thank you to Graham & Ruby DeLaet for making time in their busy schedule before the British Open to stop in Saskatoon and lend their help to two worthy causes. We will be able to announce an official total of funds raised for Junior Golf in Saskatchewan and the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation next month.
TOP: Graham put on a clinic for those in attendance which displayed his wide range of skills and his first class ball striking.
BOTTOM LEFT: DeLaet had an assistant cleaning his clubs during the clinic at The Willows Golf & Country Club.
BOTTOM RIGHT: Could he have arrived in a better way? Here Graham arrives in style in this classic yellow golf cart. BOTTOM: A panoramic shot of the clinic set up for Graham. What a show he put on for the crowd.
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COBEN CAPTURES 3RD STRAIGHT ORDER OF MERIT CROWN Colin Coben captured his third consecutive Senior Men’s Order of Merit Championship with a convincing 5-stroke win at the Saskatchewan Senior Men’s Provincial Championship held at the Saskatoon Golf and Country Club, July 22-24. He finished the tour with a total of 2862.5 points; roughly 1300 more points than the second place finisher. Colin began the year with a 1st place finish at the Senior Men’s Lobstick in Waskesiu. He follows this up with a second consecutive 1st place finish at the Auto Clearing Chrysler Senior Men’s Championship at the Moon Lake Golf Course in Saskatoon. His third event on the tour, the Prince Albert Northern Championship, was also his third 1st place finish on the year. His fourth event was The Willows Senior Men’s Team Play Championship where he placed 6th with partner Leo McDougall. This astounding record of 3 wins in 4 events led up to the Saskatchewan Senior Men’s Provincial Championship where Colin went into the final round trailing by 2. He put together a solid final round 71 to secure his 4th victory of the season. Coben’s results speak for themselves. With 4 1st place finished in 5 events, Colin Coben put together a solid 2013 campaign leading to his convincing three-peat in the Senior Men’s Order of Merit Championship.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2013 HOLE IN ONES! Congratulations to the following individuals who have captured lightning in a bottle in 2013: 1. Penny Hunter, January 8, Ocotillo Golf Course, Chandler AZ, Hole 3, Par 3, 128 yards 2. Penny Hunter, January 18, Oakwood Golf Course, Sun Lakes AZ, Hole 2, 126 yards 3. Penny Hunter, February 12, Cottonwood Country Club, Sun Lakes AZ, Hole 15, 138 yards 4. Barb Coleridge, March 5, Falcon Ridge Golf Course, Mesquite NV, Hole 14, Par 3, 158 yards 5. Joel Friesen, May 22, Elmwood Golf and Country Club, Hole 11, Par 3, 208 yards 6. Mackenzie Kleiboer, May 23, St. Brieux Regional Park Golf Course, Hole 1, Par 3, 130 yards 7. Mark Balon, May 29, Tor Hill Golf Course, Hole West 3, Par 3, 170 yards 8. Dale “Boggie” Bogdan, Esterhazy Golf & Country Club, Hole 9, Par 3, 200 yards 9. Bob Desjarlais, June 4, Lynbrook Golf and Country Club, Hole 14, Par 3, 151 yards 10 .Beverly Senchuk, June 5, TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club, Hole 17, Par 3, 118 yards 11. Courtney Taypotat, June 8, Maple Creek Golf Club, Hole 2, Par 3, 175 yards 12. Al Johnston, June 9, Riverside Golf and Country Club, Hole 7, Par 3, 138 yards 13. Bob Cromwell, June 9, Riverside Golf and Country Club, Hole 7, Par 3, 138 yards 14. Diane Epp, June 13, Riverside Golf and Country Club, Hole 7, Par 3, 96 yards 15. Sandra Towriss, June 19, Lynbrook Golf and Country Club, Hole 7, Par 3, 113 yards 16. Randy Bot, June 18, Esterhazy Golf Course, Hole 18, Par 3, 150 yards 17. Gordon Meadows, June 27, Elmwood golf and Country Club, Hole 11, Par 3, 151 yards 18. Anita Ford, June 30, Aspen Links Country Club, Hole 5, Par 3, 118 yards 19. Ryan Coquet, July 1, St. Brieux Regional Park Golf Course, Hole 1, Par 3, 135 yards 20. Isabel Azzopardi, July 1, Deer Valley Golf and Estates, Hole 2, Par 3, 109 yards 21. Chris Gilchuk, July 4, Esterhazy Golf Club, Hole 6, Par 3, 140 yards 22. Daryl Sikorsky, July 17, Saskatoon Golf & Country Club, Hole 6, Par 3, 190 yards 23. Dennis McElligott, July 19, Riverside Golf and Country Club, Hole 17, Par 3, 142 yards
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FIRST NATIONS SUMMER GAMES Golf Saskatchewan recently sanctioned the First Nation Summer Games in Prince Albert July 11-17. For golf this was an excellent opportunity for kids to get introduced to competition. We had the opportunity to identify some players that we will be keeping our eyes on leading to the North American Indigenous Games in 2014 in Regina.
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SASKATCHEWAN GOLF HALL OF FAME 2013 INDUCTEES SASKATOON, SK — The Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame (SGHF) will celebrate the achievements of the four additions to its Hall of Fame on Saturday, September 28th at the Riverside Country Club in Saskatoon. The inductees include three players and one builder with achievements and contributions to the sport of golf in Saskatchewan. The fourth inductees class to the Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame include:
RON DOSDALL (Player Category) Over the past century as golf courses developed throughout North America, the expense and difficulty of irrigating grass greens required a creative solution. Thus, some courses came into existence using a mixture of sand and crankcase oil for the putting surface. Golfers use a grooming tool to smooth out footprints or bumps before putting. In Saskatchewan, the number of sand green courses now stands at 89, but peaked at 137 around 1980. The hotly contested provincial championships attracted a strong field of 120 to 160 competitors. Many golfers who got their start on a sand green course went on to play in other championships. Ron Dosdall won the Saskatchewan sand greens championship in Moose Jaw in 1975. This launched a remarkable streak of seven consecutive provincial titles through 1981. He dominated the competition during those years and acquired the nickname ‘King of the North’. Ron respected the game of golf and developed a lifelong passion for playing. Always a fierce competitor, he also made many friendships with his quick wit and love of jokes. Ron’s hometown is Nokomis, Saskatchewan. After studying for his teaching degree in Regina, he and his wife, Belle, moved to Meadow Lake. During his high-school teaching career he coached students in many sports and maintained a keen interest in their lives afterwards.
Ron continued his strong involvement with the Meadow Lake Golf Club after they switched to grass greens in 1982. As Club President in 1994, he spearheaded the funding and construction of the back nine holes. He was a driving force for establishing a huge tree nursery and planting thousands of trees that now beautify the course. His legacy and passion for golf will live on for generations to come. Ron Dosdall passed away in 2011 at age 64. JEFF MAKOHON (Player Category) Jeff Makohon started winning provincial titles at an early age: he was Bantam champion in 1984 and 1985, Juvenile winner in 1987, and Saskatchewan Junior Champion for three years, 1987 to 1989. He brought great honour to the province by winning the Canadian Juvenile Championship in 1987 and the Canadian Junior Men’s Championship in 1989. No other Saskatchewan male golfer has been able to accomplish this. Recognition for Jeff came with awards for SaskSport Male Athlete of 1989 and the Score Magazine Canadian male junior golfer. In addition to four national junior events, Jeff competed in the 1990 Canadian Amateur as a member of the Saskatchewan Willingdon Cup team. He was Saskatchewan Amateur runner-up in 1992.
Growing up in Saskatoon, Jeff’s top interests were playing hockey and racing on the alpine ski team. When his peewee hockey team won the provincial championship, the coach was Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame member Jim Scissons. Jeff’s grandfather introduced him to golf after shortening three clubs for him to use. He spent many summer days working and playing at the Wildwood Golf Club under the tutelage of Rob Lee. Alex Kozakavich coached him as a provincial team member. Jeff was a Canadian Golf Foundation Academic and Golf Excellence scholarship winner from 1988 to 1990. While attending Rice University in Houston, he was on the Division One golf team for four years and recognized as Academic All-American in three of those years.
Competing with Bart Goodwin in the prestigious Champions Cup Invitational Two-man Team Championship in Texas, they won the event in 2001 and 2004. Jeff and his wife and children currently live near Dallas, Texas. Jeff Makohon became a member of the Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame in 2006.
RON STEWART (Player Category) Ron Stewart has had outstanding success at every amateur level in golf. He was the Saskatchewan Junior Champion in 1970 and on the provincial team twice. He was the Saskatchewan Amateur Champion in 1977, 1987, and 2007 as well as being the runner-up two times. As a member of Saskatchewan’s Willingdon Cup team three times, and the designated alternate five times, he competed in many Canadian Championships. Ron was on the provincial mid-amateur team in 1998 and 2001, then the senior team in 2012. He has always relished competing at a high level, and his record includes numerous tournament wins throughout northern Saskatchewan.
Ron has been a member of Cooke Municipal Golf Course in Prince Albert since 1963, and served as president of the men’s club for five years. He took lessons from Hubert Cooke, improving his course management and finesse skills as well as shot-making. He has had a great interest in young people learning the game of golf and his involvement with the Prince Albert Junior Golf Club spans many years. His son, David, grew up participating in this program. Ron’s most memorable golf event was playing with David as a teammate in the 2007 Willingdon Cup competition at Riverside Country Club in Saskatoon. Over the years, whenever Prince Albert hosted a major event, Ron was an enthusiastic volunteer: the Canadian Junior and Canadian Ladies’ Golf Championships, Canadian Club Golf Championships, Western Canada Summer Games, Saskatchewan Winter Games, and the North American Indigenous Games. Last year he was tournament chair of the Saskatchewan High School Golf Championship and he is currently involved in scheduling school sports events. Congratulations to Ron Stewart, now in his fifth decade of representing Saskatchewan at four different levels of national competition.
JACK MCDONALD (Builder Category) Jack McDonald is one of Golf Canada’s foremost experts on the Rules of Golf. As the Canadian committee chair, he worked with Royal & Ancient and USGA members on the Joint Rules Committee responsible for ensuring that the Rules of Golf maintain the integrity of the game.
Jack was instrumental in developing the National Rules Officials Education Program. He introduced the first online certification program, which other countries have now adopted. Jack has criss-crossed the country teaching rules seminars, and is well known for his high standards on and off the course. He emphasises “getting it right” and is always available to discuss rulings. In addition to officiating at many Canadian Open and Amateur competitions, Jack has been a rules official at prestigious international events such as the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open, and President’s Cup. Jack was born in Rosetown and grew up in Swift Current. His golf began at Elmwood Golf and Country Club where he worked during the summer. While studying chemical engineering at the University of Saskatchewan he competed on the Husky golf team. As a keen competitor, Jack has played in numerous provincial and national Amateurs and Mid-Amateurs.
Over the past 35 years, Jack has been very active on the golf scene in Kamloops, B.C. He was tournament chair of the 1999 Canadian Amateur and the 2001 Mid-Amateur. Starting as a zone representative to the British Columbia Golf Association in 1987, he held various offices culminating in the presidency in 1997 and 1998. Becoming a governor of Golf Canada in 1998, he served on many national committees: CN Future Links, Greens, Player Development and Amateur Championships. He ultimately became the 107th President of the organization. Jack received the British Columbia Official of the Year award in 2008. His niece, Nancy Harvey, preceded him into the Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame. Tickets for the event will be $75.00 and are available for the purchase from the Golf Saskatchewan website at www.golfsaskatchewan.org. ABOUT THE SASKATCHEWAN GOLF HALL OF FAME The Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame has been established to recognize the achievements of players and builders of golf in Saskatchewan. For more information about the Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame, including sponsorship opportunities and or tickets for the induction banquet, please visit www.golfsaskatchewan.org.
ABOUT RIVERSIDE COUNTRY CLUB Riverside Country Club is proud to facilitate the fourth induction ceremony of the Saskatchewan Golf Hall of Fame. The Riverside County Club is one of Saskatchewan’s finest private golf clubs as well as one of Saskatoon’s Premier Golf and Country Club Experience. Since opening in 1912, the Club has been dedicated to maintaining an unsurpassed tradition of excellence in service and sport. Riverside Golf Club has hosted a number of national events, including, two Canadian Amateur Men’s Championships, two Canadian Women’s Amateur Championships, two Senior Canadian Men’s Championships, a Canadian Mid-Amateur Men’s Championship, a Canadian Junior Men’s Amateur Championship. Additionally, in 2008, the Club hosted the 2008 Mike Weir Charity Golf Drive for Kids, benefitting the Children’s Health and Hospital Foundation. Located along the riverbank, the rolling fairways and mature trees are simply breathtaking. These views illuminate why Riverside Country Club has been considered one of Canada’s most scenic and challenging courses. For more information on Riverside Country Club, please visit www. riversidecc.ca.
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2013 Ada Mackenzie Day Tournament Results The Ada Mackenzie Day Tournament is held annually and is open to all female golfers, who are residents of Saskatchewan, with a valid Golf Canada handicap factor. This year the Tournament was held from June 1st to June 11th. Congratulations to our winners!
9 Hole Competition – Bea Reid, Wildwood Golf Course with a net score of 34 18 Hole Competition – Denise Klotz, Tor Hill Golf Course with a net score of 61
These ladies receive a certificate of congratulations and a Golf Saskatchewan pin. Thank you to all of the clubs who participated this year- we raised a total of $547.50 for Junior Golf Development! Elk Ridge Ladies Golf Club Golf Kenosee Hillcrest Ladies 18-Hole League
Katepwa Beach Ladies Club Murray Women’s Golf Club Tor Hill Golf Club Wildwood Ladies Golf Club
Ada Mackenzie is one of the finest female golfers Canada ever produced. Her championship record features five Canadian Ladies’ Open Championships, and five Canadian Ladies’ Close Championships. Mackenzie was a medallist at the U.S. Women’s Amateur in 1927 and a semi-finalist in 1932. A true ground-breaker in women’s golf, Mackenzie established the Ladies’ Golf and Tennis Club of Toronto, the only golf club in North America specifically for women.
2013 Golf Saskatchewan Member Clubs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49.
Antler Acres Golf Club Aspen Links Country Club Assiniboia Regional Park Golf Club Atton’s Lake Golf Club Bengough Regional Park Golf Club Biggar Golf Club Candle Lake Golf Resort Carnduff Golf Club Chinook Golf Course Chinook Ladies Golf Club Chitek Lake Golf Course Cooke Municipal Golf Course Coronach Golf Club Cypress Hills Golf Resort Dakota Dunes Golf Links Deer Park Municipal Golf Course Deer Valley Golf & Estates Deer Valley Ladies Golf Club Deer Valley Men’s Golf Club Eagle Nest Men’s Golf Club Eagle Point Golf Course Echo Ridge Golf Course Echo Ridge Ladies Golf Course Echo Ridge Men’s Golf Course Elk Ridge Ladies Golf Course Elk Ridge Men’s Golf course Elk Ridge Resort Elmwood Golf & Country Club Emma Lake Golf Course Esterhazy Golf & Country Club Eston Riverside Golf Club Evergreen Golf Club Fairview Fairways Golf Club Foam LakeGolf & Country Club Golf Kenosee Good Spirit Golf Resort Green Acres Golf & Country Club Greenbryre Golf & Country Club Greenhills Golf Resort GS Public Player’s Club Harbour Golf Club & Resort Hidden Hills of Shellbrook Golf Course Hidden Valley Golf & RV Resort Hillcrest Golf Club Holiday Park Golf Course Holiday Park Ladies Golf Course Holiday Park Men’s Golf Course Humboldt Golf Club Indian Head Golf & Country Club
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Jackfish Lodge Golf Course Joanne Goulet Golf Course Kachur’s Golf Club Kamsack Riverside Golf Course Katepwa Beach Golf Club Kelvington Golf Club Kindersley Ladies Golf Club Kindersley Regional Park Golf Course Lashburn Town & Country Golf Club Last Oak Golf & Country Club Last Oak Ladies Golf Club Last Oak Men’s Golf Club LeRoy Leisureland Regional Park Golf Course Little Loon Regional Park Golf Course Lloydminster Golf & Country Club Long Creek Golf & Country Club Long Creek Ladies Golf Club Long Creek Men’s Golf Club Loon Lake Golf & Country Club Lynbrook Golf & Country Club Macklin Lakeview Golf Club Mainprize Regional Park Golf Course Manitou Beach Golf Club Maple Creek Golf Club McNab Regional Park Golf Club Melfort Golf & Country Club Melville Golf & Country Club Mervin & District Golf Club Moon Lake Golf & Country Club Moon Lake Ladies Golf Club Murray Municipal Golf Course Murray Ladies Golf Club Murray Men’s Golf Club North Battleford Golf & Country Club Northern Meadows Golf Club Outlook Riverview Golf Club Palliser Ladies Golf Club Pasquia Golf Club Pipestone Hills Golf Club Ponteix Golf Club Redvers & District Golf and Country Club Regina Beach Golf Course Regina Beach Ladies Golf Club Riverside Country Club Robertdale GCC Rock Creek Golf & Country Club Rolling Pines Golf & Country Resort Rosetown Golf & Country Club Royal Regina Golf Club Sageview Golf Course
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Sageview Men’s Golf Club Saskatoon Golf & Country Club Sask Landing Golf Resort Silver Hills Golf Resort Silver Lake Golf Club Silverwood Golf Course St. Brieux Regional Park Golf Course The Legends Golf Club Thomson Lake Regional Park Golf Course Tisdale Riverside Golf Club Tor Hill Golf Course Tor Hill Ladies Golf Club Tor Hill Men’s Golf Club Valley Regional Park Golf Club Valleyview Delisle Golf & Country Club Wakaw Lake Regional Park Golf Course Wascana Country Club Waskesiu Golf Course Weyburn Golf Club Whitewood Golf & Country Club Wildwood Golf Course Wildwood Junior Golf Club Wildwood Ladies Golf Club Wildwood Men’s Golf Club Willow Bunch Golf Course Willows Golf & Country Club TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club Wynyard Golf Club York Lake Golf & Country Club
2013 Canada Day Competition Results The Canada Day Tournament is held annually and is open to all female Saskatchewan residents who are Golf Canada members with a registered Golf Canada handicap factor. This year’s Tournament was held from June 23rd to July 3rd. Congratulations to our winners!
Northern Winners: 9 Hole Competition – Handicap 21-32 – Gay Mudrey, Wildwood Golf Course with a net score of 40 18 Hole Competition – Handicap 1-20 – Velma Ladubec, The Legends with a net score of 71 18 Hole Competition – Handicap 21-32 – Mary Graham, The Legends with a net score of 65 18 Hole Competition – Handicap 33-40 – Linda Seeman-Korte, Wildwood Golf Course with a net score of 76 Southern Winners: 9 Hole Competition – Handicap 21-32 – Bev Fay, Katepwa Beach Ladies Club with a net score of 40 9 Hole Competition – Handicap 33-40 – Cheryl Mass, Katepwa Beach Ladies Club with a net score of 30 18 Hole Competition – Handicap 1-20 – Linda Gardner, Murray Women’s Golf Club with a net score of 72 18 Hole Competition – Handicap 21-32 – Marg Barry, Tor Hill Ladies Club with a net score of 70 18 Hole Competition – Handicap 33-40 – Gail Burrow, Tor Hill Ladies Club with a net score of 66
Thank you to all of the clubs who participated this year- we raised a total of $223.00 for Junior Women’s Golf Development! Katepwa Beach Ladies Club Murray Women’s Golf Club Rosetown Ladies Golf Club The Legends Tor Hill Ladies Golf Club Wildwood Ladies Golf Club
Golf Saskatchewan Members Clubs Raise $13 500 for Golf Fore the Cure! So far, three Golf Saskatchewan member clubs have raised big money for Golf Fore the Cure! Congratulations to these clubs for raising funds for the fight against breast cancer! Foam Lake Golf & Country Club - $410.00 Elk Ridge Golf Resort - $11 948.50 St. Brieux Regional Park Golf Course - $1146.00
There’s still time to host your Golf Fore the Cure event! Events are of no cost to the club and it possible to run your event on a regularly scheduled women’s league day. These are the six steps to running an event: 1. Find a date that works best for your Golf Fore the Cure event. 2. Register with Golf Canada at: http://convio.cancer.ca/site/PageServer?pagename=GOLF_CAN_coordinators_application. 3. You will receive a GFTC event (from Golf Canada, Molson, Subaru & Investors Group) kit 2-3 weeks in advance. These kits contain signage, prizing, and additional program materials that will help you run your events. 4. Use pledge forms found in the event kit to raise money for breast cancer research (or support programs). 5. Run the event. 6. Within 2 weeks, have your post event package sent back to Golf Canada with all of the cheques and pledge forms. Check out these two events coming up!
Greenhills Golf Resort – Wednesday, August 14th, 2013 Candle Lake Golf Resort – Friday, September 6th, 2013
Golf Fore the Cure Golf Fore the Cure program is aimed to grow women’s participation in the game of golf by introducing them to the game through fun, non-intimidating activities. The program has women across the country participate in golf activities and raise money for a cause close to all women’s hearts- the fight against breast cancer.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2013 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS!
Golf Saskatchewan
100th Anniversary You are cordially invited to the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Golf Saskatchewan Sunday, September 15th, 2013 Come and Go Appetizers and Cocktails 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM Short Program at 3:30 PM Crave Kitchen and Wine Bar 1925 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK RSVP: lschroeder@golfsaskatchewan.org or (306) 975-0850
IN THE NEXT ISSUE OF ON PAR:
FULL RESULTS FROM ALL OF THE PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
AND... A RECAP OF SASKATCHEWAN COMPETITIORS RESULTS FROM GOLF CANADA’S NATIONAL COMPETITIONS!
510 Cynthia Street Saskatoon, SK S7L 7K7 Tel (306) 975-0850 Fax (306) 975-0841 info@golfsaskatchewan.org