Robbie Robinson: The quiet architect who carried the Thompson tradition forward
Few Canadian golf-course architects have had a greater influence on the development of golf architecture in this country than Clinton E. “Robbie” Robinson.
People
People behind the Game: Entrepreneur and Hall of Famer Grant Fraser
Educator, administrator, builder, writer, photographer, member of the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame. That’s quite a career with a distinguished list of accomplishments to go along with it. I’ve personally known Grant for over twenty years and after his Hall of Fame induction last year, wanted to dig a little deeper. Our interview was conducted […]
The futility of trying to make sense of something that cannot be understood
I’m learning that grief is strange. I’ve found the greatest solace comes when I recall a particular memory with Corey or, say, study a picture of him and drop fully into the pit of my anguish.
In depth with Golfplay founder and CEO Steve Harris
“Well, I’m not ever selling it as a replacement for golf. It’s not. It’s a different golf activity. It’s indoors, it’s quicker. You can eat and drink while you play. It’s much more social, much more fun in some ways.”
The artist across the road: Mike Strantz at True Blue and Caledonia
Strantz designed without overreliance on numbers or grid systems. Where many architects use tightly plotted grading plans, Strantz relied on instinct and artistry.
We asked readers, “What was your best golf experience in 2025?”
Best experiences ranged from awesome trips to personal accomplishments to special games with family and friends.
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.
In depth with Triple Bogey founder Geoff Tait
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.
In depth with Iron Lady Golf founder Lindsay Knowlton
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.
