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This past weekend at the Toronto Golf & Travel Show, visitors of the Golf Ontario booth took their best shot at guessing the number of golf balls in the aquarium tank. The competition was fierce, but one lucky winner came out on top—congratulations to Brian Mitgang, who guessed 926, closest to the exact number of
Golf Ontario is excited to be on location at the Toronto Golf & Travel Show this weekend! Visit our booth for a chance to win 5 dozen TaylorMade MySymbol golf balls by correctly guessing the number of balls in the glass tank. Plus, get all the details on the highly anticipated 1000 Ball Challenge Kickoff
With an exciting year ahead, the schedule highlights a mix of renowned and new venues, spanning the province to provide a platform for Ontario's top talent to shine Golf Ontario is thrilled to unveil its 2025 championship schedule. This year’s schedule features 12 prestigious venues from SCOREGolf’s 2024 Top 100 Golf Courses in Canada list,
Golf Ontario is proud to announce the continuation of its longstanding partnership with adidas Golf Canada, celebrating over a decade of collaboration. As part of the renewed agreement, adidas Golf Canada remains the Official Golf Clothing and Footwear provider of Golf Ontario. “We are thrilled to continue our partnership with adidas Golf Canada,” says Golf
Golf Ontario is deeply saddened by the loss of former colleague and recent Golf Canada Board member Teri Yamada of Collingwood, Ont. who passed away peacefully on January 8, 2025, at the age of 66 following a difficult battle with Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD). A personal obituary written by Teri Yamada along with visitation details is
As the weather turns cooler and courses across Ontario transition into winter conditions, golfers may notice a shift from an “active” to an “inactive” posting season for their Handicap Index®. But what exactly does this mean? Here’s everything you need to know about the inactive season, why it exists, and how it impacts your scores.
As the 2024 golf season comes to a close, it's the perfect time to reflect on your progress and accomplishments on the course. Golf Ontario is excited to offer you the opportunity to review your year in detail with your Annual Golf Ontario Performance Report, now available in your Score Centre record. What’s in Your
Golf Ontario is proud to unveil the 2024 Junior Golf Pathway Players of the Year, recognizing outstanding performances across multiple age groups. This year’s honourees include: Girls U15, U17 and U19: Nobelle Park Girls U13: Riviera Lindholm Boys U19: Gabriella Mainella Boys U17: Jager Pain Boys U15: Joseph Totino Boys U13: Wilson Doornekamp The Ontario
If you have ever examined a scorecard or posted a score for handicap purposes, you have probably seen the terms Course Rating and Slope Rating. While most golfers know they pertain to course difficulty, there are misconceptions about how they are determined, what they represent and how they impact players of different skill levels. To
Golf Ontario is proud to unveil the 2024 Players of the Year, recognizing outstanding performances across multiple categories. This year’s honourees include: Men’s Amateur: Ashton McCulloch Women’s Amateur: Nicole Gal Women’s Mid-Amateur: Alexandra Taylor Men’s Mid-Amateur: Charles Fitzsimmons Men’s Senior: Dave Bunker Women’s Senior: Terrill Samuel The Player of the Year awards are determined based
Golf Ontario is thrilled to introduce the 2025 Team Ontario roster, showcasing 17 of the province’s top-performing U19 golfers. These exceptional athletes have earned their spots through outstanding skill, unwavering dedication, and impressive results. This year’s team features a strong mix of experience and fresh talent, with eight returning members and nine new athletes joining
Team Canada won the bronze medal in the combined men and women’s team competition along with another bronze in the women’s team competition at The Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship at Whispering Pines Golf Club in Trinity, Texas. Team Canada was represented by Vanessa Borovilos of Etobicoke, Ont., Lauren Kim of Surrey, B.C., Ashton McCulloch
How often your morning is affected by frost delays depends not just on the weather, but a variety of factors. Here’s what every golfer should know about frost: Crunchy grass is vulnerable to damage Golf course turf is normally resilient to traffic, but when ice crystals form inside the plants, they become brittle. Walking or
As the outdoor season wraps up, it’s time to keep the momentum going indoors! Thank you for an amazing season of Trying, Learning, and Playing Golf with us. Your enthusiasm has made this year unforgettable. We’re excited to announce our Indoor Golf Schedule—the perfect way to refine your skills and stay sharp for next season. Just
By Dalton Finkbeiner Golf season is winding down for most recreational players across the country. For high-performance athletes, however, the grind never stops. That is the case for members of Team Ontario, who recently wrapped up their first camp of the so-called “off-season.” Team Ontario athletes engage with the provincial high-performance coaches year-round. During the
Golf Ontario’s Level 2 Rules of Golf Program provides an in-depth, intuitive approach to understanding the key concepts, procedures, and outcomes of today’s game, with a focus on practical application for referees, tournament administrators, and golfers. Designed for those looking to become provincial referees, PGA professionals, or enhance their rules knowledge, the program covers Rules
Golf Ontario is thrilled to announce the successful completion of the 1000 Ball Challenge, which raised an incredible $77,835! Thanks to the unwavering support of our golf community, generous donors, and dedicated participants, all the funds raised this season will make a profound difference in advancing golf participation for more people in Ontario for many
As we approach the conclusion of this year’s 1000 Ball Challenge, Golf Ontario wants to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated, donated, and supported this one-of-a-kind golf fundraiser such a success this season! Whether you hit the greens yourself, encouraged others, or supported from the sidelines, your contributions have made a real
At this year's Volunteer Appreciation Days across Ontario, Golf Ontario paid tribute to the incredible efforts of our more than 250 volunteers. As part of the three celebrations (which took place in September at Craigowan Golf Club, Wooden Sticks Golf Course and Brockville Country Club), we proudly revealed the 2024 recipients of the Volunteer of
Golf Canada has set an impressive stretch goal of having 30 professional golfers at the highest levels of the sport by 2032. The World Junior Girls Golf Championship is a huge part of that target. Credit Valley Golf and Country Club will host the international tournament from Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, with 24 teams
Cam and Charlie Burke were crowned the Champions at Oakdale Golf & Country Club, capturing the Ontario Men’s Better Ball Championship. Coming in hot off this year's Ontario and Canadian Men’s Mid-Am championship wins, Cam and his father Charlie emerged victorious after defeating Connor Rochon and Owen Allen (Weston Golf & Country Club) in an intense six-hole
The fifth annual Ontario Super Camp and Tour Championship kicks off this weekend in Belleville at Black Bear Ridge Golf Course and Resort. More than 60 junior golfers, each earning their invitation based on the Junior Golf Pathway Rankings, will compete for top honors and the prestigious Dave Mills Trophy. The four-day event includes the
Oakdale Golf and Country Club is set to host the Ontario Men’s Better-Ball Championship on October 7th. This prestigious, one-day competition will see 56 two-man teams battle for the championship title in the better-ball format. Established in 1959, the Ontario Men’s Better-Ball Championship has a long history at Oakdale Golf and Country Club—also the site
The 2024 Ontario Provincial Super Camp & Junior Tour Championship concluded in a head-to-head playoff at Black Bear Ridge. Boys' Division The rain was coming down as Rylan Hall of Team Ontario and Whistle Bear Golf Club played off against Team Canada's Luke Smith of The Thornhill Club on hole 18. After making the winning
The Brampton Golf Club will host this year’s Ontario Senior Men’s Better-Ball Championship on September 26th. The one-day event will feature 56 two-man teams competing for the championship title in a better-ball format. First held in 1982, the Ontario Senior Men’s Better-Ball Championship is open to players aged 55 and older as of the tournament
The top two ranked senior men’s amateur golfers in the province triumphed Thursday at Brampton Golf Club, capturing the Ontario Senior Men’s Better Ball Championship. The duo of Dave Bunker (Cherry Hill Club) and Rob Cowan (Westmount Golf and Country Club) emerged victorious after defeating Dan Keogh (Toronto Golf Club) and Nigel Hollidge (Taboo Resort)
Cam and Charlie Burke were crowned the Champions at Oakdale Golf & Country Club, capturing the Ontario Men’s Better Ball Championship. Coming in hot off this year's Ontario and Canadian Men’s Mid-Am championship wins, Cam and his father Charlie emerged victorious after defeating Connor Rochon and Owen Allen (Weston Golf & Country Club) in an intense six-hole
Oakdale Golf and Country Club is set to host the Ontario Men’s Better-Ball Championship on October 7th. This prestigious, one-day competition will see 56 two-man teams battle for the championship title in the better-ball format. Established in 1959, the Ontario Men’s Better-Ball Championship has a long history at Oakdale Golf and Country Club—also the site
At this year's Volunteer Appreciation Days across Ontario, Golf Ontario paid tribute to the incredible efforts of our more than 250 volunteers. As part of the three celebrations (which took place in September at Craigowan Golf Club, Wooden Sticks Golf Course and Brockville Country Club), we proudly revealed the 2024 recipients of the Volunteer of
The top two ranked senior men’s amateur golfers in the province triumphed Thursday at Brampton Golf Club, capturing the Ontario Senior Men’s Better Ball Championship. The duo of Dave Bunker (Cherry Hill Club) and Rob Cowan (Westmount Golf and Country Club) emerged victorious after defeating Dan Keogh (Toronto Golf Club) and Nigel Hollidge (Taboo Resort)
The 2024 Ontario Provincial Super Camp & Junior Tour Championship concluded in a head-to-head playoff at Black Bear Ridge. Boys' Division The rain was coming down as Rylan Hall of Team Ontario and Whistle Bear Golf Club played off against Team Canada's Luke Smith of The Thornhill Club on hole 18. After making the winning
The Brampton Golf Club will host this year’s Ontario Senior Men’s Better-Ball Championship on September 26th. The one-day event will feature 56 two-man teams competing for the championship title in a better-ball format. First held in 1982, the Ontario Senior Men’s Better-Ball Championship is open to players aged 55 and older as of the tournament
The fifth annual Ontario Super Camp and Tour Championship kicks off this weekend in Belleville at Black Bear Ridge Golf Course and Resort. More than 60 junior golfers, each earning their invitation based on the Junior Golf Pathway Rankings, will compete for top honors and the prestigious Dave Mills Trophy. The four-day event includes the
Golf Canada has set an impressive stretch goal of having 30 professional golfers at the highest levels of the sport by 2032. The World Junior Girls Golf Championship is a huge part of that target. Credit Valley Golf and Country Club will host the international tournament from Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, with 24 teams
The 2024 Ontario Women’s & Senior Women’s Four-Ball Championship at the Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto saw interesting finishes all around. The women’s division was won by Team Ontario's very own Angela Cai + Emily McKee (Heron Point Golf Links, St. George's Golf and Country Club). The pair finished the round with 5-under-par for a
The prestigious Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto will host the Ontario Women’s & Senior Women’s Four-Ball Championship on Monday, celebrating its 100-year anniversary in 2024. The event features 44 two-player teams divided into women’s and senior women’s divisions competing in a four-ball format. Founded in 1924 by the legendary Ada Mackenzie, an Ontario Golf Hall
A new, full-time career opportunity is available at Golf Ontario. To learn more about the Director, Human Resources & EDI role, CLICK HERE. The role summary is as follows: As an experienced Human Resources Leader, the Director, Human Resources (HR) & EDI will have a passion for building culture and collaborating with key stakeholders in
The wait is over—Junior Golf Drive is back, and we’re excited to announce that the online auction is officially LIVE! This is your chance to bid on ultra-exclusive foursomes at some of Ontario’s top golf courses, unique collectibles, sports tickets, new golf equipment, and much more—all while supporting the future of junior golf. Why Bid? Every dollar
Golf Ontario, the Provincial Sport Organization for Golf, is currently seeking interested individuals to serve on the Board of Directors for a three-year term commencing February 2025. If you have a strong passion for the sport of golf and believe that it can contribute to building healthy communities, we would like to hear from you.