Golf Ontario announces launch of Adaptive Golf Month this July
“Adaptive Golf Month is directly linked to our Vision of Golf For All and our commitment to supporting the adaptive golf community,” says Golf Ontario’s CEO, Kyle McFarlane.
“Adaptive Golf Month is directly linked to our Vision of Golf For All and our commitment to supporting the adaptive golf community,” says Golf Ontario’s CEO, Kyle McFarlane.
Ontario secured a 39-33 win, marking their first victory since 2019 and only the fifth in the event’s 25-year history.
The Ontario Golf Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will take place on May 7 at its home, Wooden Sticks Golf Course in Uxbridge, Ontario.
A total of 84 boys and girls competed in the tournament that was played at Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
This program blends expert training with continuous support, providing a strong foundation for Ontario’s rising golf stars to thrive in competitive play.
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 Ontario Junior Golf Pathway Ranking system is used to recognize the top-performing Ontario junior golfers who succeed over the course of the golf season.
Golf Ontario is proud to unveil the 2024 Players of the Year, recognizing outstanding performances across multiple categories.
56 teams (112 players) participated in the one-day event. Established in 1959, the Ontario Men’s Better Ball Championship has a long history at Oakdale Golf & Country Club.