Ken Dryden: A national hero and model
I believe that Dryden knew there was a bigger game being played, and it was vital to contribute to the greater good, whether in his family, on teams, in organizations or for his country.
I believe that Dryden knew there was a bigger game being played, and it was vital to contribute to the greater good, whether in his family, on teams, in organizations or for his country.
His name may not be recognizable to readers but his products will be. At different times, both Quagmire and Triple Bogey exploded on the Canadian golf scene and things haven’t been the same since.
One of the things I’ve seen that’s really stuck with me the most over time is that community and friendship are the glue that makes golf stick for women.
Natasha has been the Canadian All-Abilities Champion for the last four years. But life hasn’t been easy. This is a story of resilience, tenacity, support and love.
After a 2014 accident, the firefighter was told golf was out of the question – he’d be lucky to walk again without something to lean on.
“I’m definitely more intense than the average bear,” said Howard, who freely shares his experiences both good and cringe-worthy on the podcast. “It’s helped me in my professional career and in golf, but it’s not for everyone.
For 2024, Ciesielski’s priority is teaching and helping his clients reach their golf goals. Then, it’s about his game; he plans to play a similar competitive schedule as last year and hopefully add more trophies to his shelf.
Over the years Sam’s junior golf academy at Shelburne Golf Club taught thousands of kids, preparing some for a future in golf, but developing a love of golf in all of them.
Ryan Moore is not just climbing the ladder of life; he’s scaling it with an unwavering dedication to achieving his golf dreams.