First played in 1953, the Ontario Women’s Four-Ball Championship is contested annually and features two-woman teams competing in a better-ball 18-hole format.
Sahith Theegala talked all week about the importance of having nearly three dozen family members and friends following him at the Fortinet Championship.
A field of 43 players, regardless of disability classification, competed over 36-holes in four different divisions in the national championship.
Past winners include Ontario Golf Hall of Fame Member Dave Bunker (2009, 2010), Robert Mclean (2021), Arnold Johnson (2015, 2011), Peter Willis (2014), Gail Pimm (2015) and Nobelle Park (2022).
Ben Cowan-Dewar, the co-founder and CEO of Canadian-based golf course development company Cabot, talks to GBN about his plans for Cabot Highlands, the Scottish links venue formerly known as Castle Stuart.
By summer 2026 guests and members will have access to a 36-holes of golf comprising the 18-hole Ocean Course and the 18-hole Vineyard Course.
Dave Bunker (Ridgeway, ON) and Ken Griffith (Red Deer, AB) tied for third and were the low Canadians in the Championship.
The role of a Golf Ontario Board member is to act as a trustee, always serving the best interests of the organization with integrity and an open mind.
When you combine the instinctive motion of chopping wood with the right body movement (ie., rotation) – you can get the results you’re looking for.
