“We want the TOUR Championship to be the hardest tournament to qualify for and the FedExCup trophy the most difficult to win,” said reigning FedExCup champion and PAC member Scottie Scheffler.
Ludvig Åberg, Sungjae Im, Tom Kim and Alex Noren to compete in the 114th playing of Canada’s Men’s National Open Championship
Most recently, he served as Chief Operating Officer of the PGA of America, where he oversaw all operations of the 30,000-member organization, including its non-profit foundation.
Additional players make it an 18-player Canadian contingent for the 114th playing of Canada’s Men’s National Open Championship at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley
In addition to winning the overall title, Lew also led the U17 category — finishing an impressive nine strokes ahead of the next closest competitor in that age group.
Park finished the 54-hole championship at 10-under-par (209), opening with back-to-back rounds of 69 before sealing the win on the final day.
This championship featured a field of 230+ players—the largest of the season—drawn from various clubs throughout Ontario, with each participant a club champion from their respective home club.
From May to July, six championships will take place across Canada where the region’s best junior golfers will compete to earn exemptions into their respective 2024 national championships.
In a ceremony steeped in pride and tradition, Canadian golf legends were celebrated as the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame etched a new chapter in history.
