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Golf Canada has a winning formula at TPC Toronto. There’s just a couple of wrinkles to iron out. The Framework Agreement is still a puzzle and high prices are beyond ridiculous.
Golf Canada has a winning formula at TPC Toronto. There’s just a couple of wrinkles to iron out. The Framework Agreement is still a puzzle and high prices are beyond ridiculous.
The 2019 RBC Canadian Open was a huge success from every aspect which has delighted Fairways columnist and former Canadian Open tournament director Jim Deeks
Thanks to a change in the PGA Tour schedule, RBC, Golf Canada and the host course have a much shorter window to get ready for our national championship.
Whether it’s a game, a business or a just a way to get some fresh air, golf has a lot of moving parts and everyone concerned wants something different.
Several players will have added incentive to win this week at Glen Abbey after recent near misses; bad rounds or a stretch of bad play; and of course Canadians looking to break the 63-year old jinx.
I’m not making any predictions – just offering some thoughts on things that could be changed to make the game better, make you a better golfer and give us all greater enjoyment.
Fairways columnist Jim Deeks just celebrated a birthday and is feeling particularly happy about a lot of things, not the least of which are golf related.
The Canadian Open has had its ups and downs, no doubt about that. But in 112 years, it has built itself a fine and proud history.