24 professionals join the previously announced 28 amateur golfers to complete the Team Canada roster for the 2025 season.
Emerging Professional Players of the Year Award, presented by Andrew Cook, also announced.
This program blends expert training with continuous support, providing a strong foundation for Ontario’s rising golf stars to thrive in competitive play.
Championship schedule includes 12 National Amateur Championships, six NextGen Championships, the World Junior Girls Golf Championship and two Canadian Collegiate Invitationals.
Deer Creek will be a Daily Fee Club in the ClubLink network and will continue to serve daily fee golfers, members, tournaments, weddings, banquets and restaurant guests.
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.
The two-time RBC Canadian Open champion, is confirmed to compete in the 114th playing of Canada’s National Open Championship at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) in Caledon, Ont., June 4-8.
The PGA of Canada Hall of Fame added three new members at Canada Night presented by Cabot on Wednesday, January 22.
Yellamaraju made it through qualifying school to earn eight guaranteed Korn Ferry Tour starts in 2025. Now he’s exempt through next season and in good position to earn a PGA TOUR card.
The tournament will feature NCAA Division I women’s golf teams along with the winners of the 2025 Canadian University/College Championship.
