Finn’s career in golf spans over twenty-five years, and while originally from Milton, Ontario, it was in the state of Texas where he grew to become one of the most respected leaders in the golf industry in the US.
There will be two inductees in the Builder category, one in the Player category, and one recipient of the Lorne Rubenstein Award,
The Ontario Adaptive Championship was originally launched in 2019 as a provincial competition to showcase Ontario’s best golfers with a disability, and will be held for the fifth time this season.
Golf Ontario is Ontario’s Provincial Sport Organization focused on enhancing participation, elevating performance, and supporting the passion of golfers in Ontario.
The championship schedule will include 11 of the top 100 golf courses in Canada, a number of new venues, and some returning prominent courses to host the best players in the province.
With a heavy focus on training and athlete development, the Team Ontario program has been built to maximize the success of these athletes.
Over the past 16 years, Mike has created a culture of mutual respect, collaboration and innovation within Golf Ontario and the Ontario golf community.
Bob Gourlay a pioneer in the turfgrass industry and former superintendent is the newest inductee. Tim O’Connor, Ted McIntyre and Scott McLeod receive the Rubenstein Media Award.
“We’ve been playing together for over 30 years and are notorious ham n eggers.”
