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ANNUAL REPORT

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Presidents

CEO’s OfficeScott Simmons Executive Director/CEODawn Anderson Executive Assistant to the CEO/Board Administrator

Finance / AdministrationGarrett Ball Managing Director, Finance & AdministrationAndrea Driedger Manager, FinanceNatalie Henein Intermediate AccountantStephanie Charteris Junior AccountantGlen Willmot Information Technology SpecialistMarc Sferrazza Applications Analyst & Database AdministratorAlison Richmond Office ManagerDanielle Clouse Coordinator, Human ResourcesChristiane Beauchamp Supervisor, Sales CentreKathy Oliver Receptionist

Rules and Competitions Adam Helmer Director, Rules, Competitions & Amateur StatusMary Beth McKenna Manager, Rules & CompetitionsDan Hyatt Coordinator, Rules & CompetitionsAkash Patel Coordinator, Competitions

Professional ChampionshipsBill Paul Chief Championship OfficerBrent McLaughlin Tournament Director, RBC Canadian Open / Canadian Pacific Women’s OpenKris Boomhouwer Operations Manager, Professional ChampionshipsRyan Paul Manager, Professional ChampionshipsPaige Ottaviano Coordinator, Professional Championships

Corporate CommunicationsDan Pino Director, Corporate CommunicationsColleen Duffy Manager, Corporate CommunicationsTerry Lenyk Manager, Corporate Communications & Social Media

Brand and Marketing ServicesPeter Kirkpatrick Managing Director, Brand & Marketing ServicesMarianne Baker Director, Brand & MerchandisingPaula Bradford Design Manager & Campaign CoordinatorJosh Kyrzakos Coordinator, Marketing & DesignJeremy Avery Coordinator, Web Development

Partnerships & Corporate SalesCraig Sharp Managing Director, Business DevelopmentJeff Moore Managing Director, PartnershipsDave Kay Director, Corporate SalesMichael Evans Director, Corporate Hospitality & Ticket SalesVictoria Niven Coordinator, Partnership Marketing

Membership and Heritage ServicesKaren Hewson Managing Director, Membership & Heritage ServicesBlair Armitage Regional Director, Western CanadaGuy Bernier Regional Director, Quebec and Ottawa ValleyJeff Hutt Regional Director, MaritimesCraig Loughry Director, Handicap & Course RatingTaylor Stevenson Senior Coordinator, Member ServicesMelissa Bouffard Coordinator, Member ServicesDevon Evershed Coordinator, Member ServicesJordan Vizena Coordinator, Member ServicesMeggan Gardner Curator, Canadian Golf Hall of Fame & Museum

Sport DevelopmentJeff Thompson Chief Sport OfficerDave Stockton Manager, Sport DevelopmentAdam Hunter Senior Coordinator, Youth DevelopmentKelly Dawdy Senior Coordinator, Youth DevelopmentWhitney Gorges Coordinator, Recreational ProgramsKolton Kowalchuk Coordinator, High Performance SportTyler Costigan Coordinator, Sport Development CommunicationsTuyet Vu-Noreau Coordinator, Youth DevelopmentDerek Ingram Head Coach, Men’s TeamTristan Mullally Head Coach, Women’s TeamRobert Ratcliffe Lead Coach, Development SquadAnn Carroll Women’s Coach, Development SquadChad Rusnak Director of Golf, Golf Canada Calgary CentreNeil Webster Office Manager, Golf Canada Calgary Centre

Golf Canada FoundationMartin Barnard Chief Executive OfficerSpencer Snell Operations Manager

Staff as of October 31, 2016

2016 Golf Canada Staff

1896 Hon. George A. Drummond, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1897 John Hamilton, Quebec GC, Québec (QC)1898 Col. George A. Sweny, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1899 Lt.-Col. D.T. Irwin, Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer (QC)1900 W.W. Watson, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1901 Col. George A. Sweny, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1902 G.H. Balfour, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1903 P.D. Crerar, Hamilton GC, Ancaster (ON)1904 Fayette Brown, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1905 D.R. Wilkie, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1906 Hon. George Perley, Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer (QC)1907 A.W. Austin, Lambton G&CC, Toronto (ON)1908 Dr. R.F. Ruttan, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1909 Col. George A. Sweny, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1910 A.W. Austin, Lambton G&CC, Toronto (ON)1911 Hon. Justice G.F. Orde, Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer (QC)1912 J.T. McCall, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1913 A.H. Campbell, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1914 C.E. Read, Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer (QC)1915–19 F.A. Rolph, Lambton G&CC, Toronto (ON)1920 D.R. Brown, Beaconsfield GC, Montreal (QC)1921 Paul Myler, Hamilton GC, Ancaster (ON)1922 R.C.H. Cassels, K.C., Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1923 George S. Lyon, Lambton G&CC, Toronto (ON)1924 S.B. Gundy, Rosedale GC, Toronto (ON)1925 W.E. Matthews, Royal Ottawa GC, Aylmer (QC)1926 C.A. Bogert, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1927 W.W. Walker, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1928 Major W.D. Wilson, Hamilton G&CC, Ancaster (ON)1929 C.E. Harvey, Elmhurst G&CC, Winnipeg (MB)1930–31 Alfred Collyer, Knowlton GC, Knowlton (QC)1932 W.H. Plant, Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga (ON)1933 C.W. Jackson, St. Charles CC, Winnipeg (MB)1934 George H. Forster, Beaconsfield GC, Montreal (QC)1935 E.C. Gould, Brantford GC, Brantford (ON)1936 Robert Jacob, K.C., Elmhurst G&CC, Winnipeg (MB)1937 John I. Rankin, Beaconsfield GC, Montreal (QC)1938 Lt.-Col. Claude Brown, London Hunt & CC, London (ON)1939 J. Ernest Savard, Le Club Laval-sur-le-Lac, Laval (QC)

1940 Frank H. Harris, Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga (ON)1941 W.S. Charlton, Point Grey GC, Vancouver (BC)1942 C.H. Sclater, Hamilton G&CC, Ancaster (ON)1943 M.R. Ferguson, Beaconsfield GC, Montreal (QC)1944 Dr. A.W. Matthews, Mayfair G&CC, Edmonton (AB)1945 H.R. Frost, K.C., Thornhill GC, Thornhill (ON)1946 J.A. Fuller, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1947 George W. Lang, Westmount G&CC, Kitchener (ON)1948 F.N. Robertson, Riverside G&CC, Saint John (NB)1949 R.C. Holbrook, Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1950 C.W. Watson, St. George’s G&CC, Toronto (ON)1951 J. Gordon Bowers, Capilano G&CC, Vancouver (BC)1952 Colin Rankin, Beaconsfield GC, Montreal (QC)1953 A.J. Mylrea, Rosedale GC, Toronto (ON)1954 R.C. Borland, Calgary G&CC, Calgary (AB)1955 Dr. E.O. Turner, Fredericton GC, Fredericton (NB)1956 James P. Anglin, Q.C., Royal Montreal GC, Dixie (QC)1957 C. Ross Somerville, London Hunt & CC, London (ON)1958 John M. Blair, St. Charles CC, Winnipeg (MB)1959 Gordon B. Taylor, Kanawaki GC, Kahnawake (QC)1960 V.C. Holdroyd, Rosedale GC, Toronto (ON)1961 H.C. Lyle, Capilano G&CC, Vancouver (BC)1962 Dr. J.E. Leddy, Riverside CC, Saskatoon (SK)1963 Albert Rolland, Le Club Laval-sur-le-Lac, Laval (QC)1964 W. Arthur Johnston, St. Charles CC, Winnipeg (MB)1965 R. Bruce Forbes, Brantford G&CC, Brantford (ON)1966 E. Duncan Millican, Royal Montreal GC, Montreal (QC)1967 Phil Farley, Scarboro G&CC, Toronto (ON)1968 J.A. Swanson, Elmhurst G&CC, Winnipeg (MB)1969 Ray Getliffe, Royal Montreal GC, Montreal (QC)1970 J. Campbell McLean, Capilano G&CC, Vancouver (BC)1971 Patrick C. Osler, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1972 Cecil Vineberg, Hillsdale G&CC, Montreal (QC)1973 George C. Hevenor, Sr., Summit G&CC, Toronto (ON)1974 Richard H. Grimm, Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga (ON)1975 J.D. Heywood, Riverside CC, Saskatoon (SK)1976 Dave Shea, Richelieu Valley GC, Ste-Julie de Vercheres (QC) 1977 T. George Armstrong, Lambton G&CC, Toronto (ON)1978 R. Bruce Bailey, Calgary G&CC, Calgary (AB)

1979 W. Len Goldson, Toronto GC, Toronto (ON)1980 Ralph M. Everson, Kanawaki GC, Kahnawake (QC)1981 Ralph Costello, Riverside CC, Saint John (NB)1982 John S. Marshall, Q.C., Hamilton G&CC, Ancaster (ON)1983 Manual Bricker, Glendale G&CC, Winnipeg (MB)1984 Wm. A. Farlinger, F.C.A., Lambton G&CC, Toronto (ON)1985 James D. Bruce, Capilano G&CC, Vancouver (BC)1986 Dr. Douglas G. Brewer, Fredericton G&CC, Fredericton (NB)1987 Thomas P. Wood, Derrick G&WC, Edmonton (AB)1988 Harold Brownstein, Elm Ridge GC, Île Bizard (QC)1989 Keith Rever, Wascana GC, Regina (SK)1990 Robert G. Long, Rosedale GC, Toronto (ON)1991 Peter J. Hope, Brightwood G&CC, Dartmouth (NS)1992 Hugh G. Hallward, Royal Montreal GC, Montreal (QC)1993 Findlay S. Young, Prince George G&CC, Prince George (BC)1994 W. Keith Gray, Toronto Hunt Club, Toronto (ON)1995 Jacques Nols, Kanawaki GC, Montreal (QC)1996 N. Douglas Ross, Q.C., Belvedere G&WC, Charlottetown (PE)1997 F.A. (Al) Macatavish, Elmhurst G&CC, Winnipeg (MB)1998 F. Gordon Coyle, Mississaugua G&CC, Mississauga (ON)1999 Worden Teasdale, Markland Woods G&CC, Toronto (ON)2000 Donald Griffiths, Point Grey G&CC, Vancouver (BC)2001 Roger Archambault, Beloeil GC, Beloeil (QC)2002 Harry Zuzak, Coloniale G&CC, Beaumont (AB)2003 James A. Grant, Royal Montreal GC, Montreal (QC)2004 David D. Shaw, Riverside G&CC, Saint John (NB)2005 James Halliday, Victoria GC, Victoria (BC)2006 Wayne C. Petersen, Paradise Canyon Golf Resort, Lethbridge (AB)2007 Garry West, Bayview G&CC, Thornhill (ON)2008 Andrew Cook, Markland Woods GC, Etobicoke (ON)2009 Tom McCarthy, Ashburn GC, Halifax (NS)2010 Jack McDonald, Rivershore Golf Links, Kamloops (BC)2011 Karen Rackel, Q.C., Highlands GC, Edmonton (AB)2012 Diane Dunlop-Hébert, Mount Bruno, Montréal (QC)2013 Michael P. Carroll, Q.C., Point Grey GC, Vancouver (BC)2014 Douglas Alexander, London Hunt & CC, London (ON)2015 Paul MacLean, Coppinwood GC, Goodwood (ON)2016 Roland A. Deveau, Q.C., Clare G&CC, Church Point (NS)

4 Golf Canada

Doug Alexander (ON) Roger Archambault (QC)Sheila Bentley (BC)Dr. Douglas G. Brewer (NB)Harold Brownstein (QC)Michael P. Carroll, Q.C. (BC)Peggy Colonello (MB)Andrew Cook (ON)Thelma Coutts (AB)Mary Drummie (QC)Diane Dunlop-Hébert (QC)Patricia Edwards (NB)Audrey Gordon (BC)

James A. Grant (QC)W. Keith Gray (ON)Donald Griffiths (BC)James Halliday (BC)Peter J. Hope (NS)Robert G. Long (ON)F.A. (Al) Macatavish (MB)Grace McCann (ON)Tom McCarthy (NS)Jack McDonald (BC)Carole Mix (NB)Jacques Nols (QC)Wayne C. Petersen (AB)

Karen Rackel, Q.C. (AB)Keith Rever (SK)N. Douglas Ross, Q.C. (PE)David D. Shaw (NB)Worden Teasdale (ON)Garry West (ON)Findlay S. Young (BC)Harry Zuzak (AB)

Honorary Life GovernorsLiving past presidents of both Golf Canada and the (former) Canadian Ladies Golf Association.

Board of DirectorsBack Row (L to R): Rob MacDonald FCPA, FCA (MB), Director at LargeDale Jackson (BC), Director at LargePatricia Thompson (BC), Governors Council Chair Donald MacKay, FCPA (ON), Director at LargeLiz Hoffman (ON), SecretaryNick Marrone (ON), Director at Large

Allison Chisholm (NB), Provincial Council Chair

Front Row (L to R): Charlie Beaulieu (QC), 2nd Vice-President Leslie Dunning (AB), 1st Vice-President Roland Deveau, Q.C. (NS), PresidentPaul McLean (ON), Past PresidentScott Simmons (ON), Chief Executive Officer

Governors CouncilBack Row (L to R): Kelly Roberts (ON), GovernorDiane Drury (QC), GovernorChristian Osborne (ON), GovernorConstant Priondolo (QC), GovernorPaul Schofield (QC), GovernorBarbara Allan (ON), GovernorJim Clark (ON), GovernorLaura Small (SK), GovernorDavid Atkinson (BC), GovernorDan Sabourin (BC), GovernorDavid McCarthy (ON), GovernorHerb Schlotter (AB), Governor

Front Row (L to R): Tom Sears (ON), GovernorKay Thompson (NL), GovernorDiane Barabé (QC), GovernorPatricia Thompson (BC), ChairShirley d’Entremont (NS), GovernorFran Marsden(AB), Governor

Not Pictured: Adam Daifallah (QC), GovernorSteve Howse (ON), GovernorKevin O’Donovan (MB), GovernorRichard Smith (SK), Governor

Provincial CouncilLeft to right: John Gallinger, OntarioErnie Muise, Nova Scotia Golf Allison Chisholm (New Brunswick), ChairSusan MacKinnon, Alberta Golf Marcel Paul Raymond, Golf Québec

Not Pictured: Barry Petrachenko, British Columbia GolfTammy Gibson, Golf Manitoba Tom Hendershot, New Brunswick Golf Steve Wedgwood, Golf Newfoundland LabradorJim McQuaid, PEI Golf AssociationKyle Mulligan, Golf Saskatchewan Karen Hewson, Staff Rep


Committees and Partner Organizations

Standing CommitteesAudit & RiskRob MacDonald, (MB) ChairDiane Drury (QC)Liz Hoffman (ON)Don MacKay (ON)David McCarthy (ON)Tom Sears (ON)Michael Smith (SK) Garrett Ball, Staff RepAndrea Driedger, Staff Rep

CompensationLeslie Dunning (AB), ChairCharlie Beaulieu (QC)Roland Deveau (NS)Paul McLean (ON)Scott Simmons, Staff Rep

GovernanceCharlie Beaulieu (QC), ChairDavid Atkinson (BC)Paul Beaudry (ON)Shirley d’Entremont (NS)Tom Hendershot (NB)Herb Schlotter (AB)Tom Sears (ON)Laura Small (SK)Dawn Anderson, Staff RepGarrett Ball, Staff Rep

Human ResourcesPat Thompson (BC), ChairDavid Atkinson (BC)Allison Chisholm (NB)Adam Daifallah (QC)Paul Fox (ON)Fran Marsden (AB)Rick Morgan (ON)Herb Schlotter (AB)Dawn Anderson, Staff RepDanielle Clouse, Staff Rep

InvestmentLeslie Dunning (AB), Chair Peter Boronkay (BC)

Gordon Campbell (ON)David Kaufman (ON)Rob MacDonald (MB)Don MacKay (ON)Kelly Roberts (ON)Laura Small (SK)Andrew Wetherly (QC)Garrett Ball, Staff Rep

NominatingMike Carroll (BC), ChairDoug Alexander (ON)Diane Drury (QC)Paul McLean (ON)Richard Smith (SK)Kay Thompson (NL) Scott Simmons, Staff Rep

Operating CommitteesAmateur CompetitionsBarbara Allan (ON), ChairCharlie Beaulieu (QC)Liz Hoffman (ON)Dale Jackson (BC)Rob Laing (BC)John Lawrence (ON)Kelly Roberts (ON)Dean Ryan (ON)Michael Smith (SK)Susan White (BC)Adam Helmer, Staff Rep

CGHF SelectionSandra Post (ON), ChairIan Clarke (ON)Graham Cooke (QC)Ted Fletcher (QC)Tiffany Gordon (AB)Tom McCarthy (NS)Garry McKay (ON)Wayne Petersen (AB)Lorne Rubenstein (ON)Steve Young (BC)Karen Hewson, Staff RepMeggan Gardner, Staff Rep

CommunicationsAdam Daifallah, (QC) ChairChristopher Doyle (ON)Steve Howse (ON)David Jones (ON)Nathalie Lavallée (ON)Nick Marrone (ON)Peter Kirkpatrick, Staff RepDan Pino, Staff Rep

Handicap & Course RatingRichard Smith (SK), ChairAllison Chisholm (NB)Bill MacMillan (NS)Michael Parker (BC)Herb Schlotter (AB)Nancy Spineti Delle Donne (QC)Karen Vanzella (BC)Craig Loughry, Staff Rep

Heritage ServicesSteve Howse (ON), ChairJim Clark (ON)Dave Daye (ON)Tom Faguy (ON)Ian Giles (ON)Diane Imrie (ON)Garry McKay (ON)Marlene Streit (ON)Meggan Gardner, Staff RepKaren Hewson, Staff Rep

MembershipDon MacKay (ON), ChairDavid Atkinson (QC)JP Beaulieu (ON)Diane Imrie (ON)Rob MacDonald (MB)Susan MacKinnon (AB)Kevin O’Donovan (MB)Christian Osborne (ON)Constant Priondolo (QC)Dan Sabourin (BC)Steve Young (BC)Karen Hewson, Staff RepScott Simmons, Staff Rep

Professional ChampionshipsNick Marrone (ON), ChairJim Clark (ON)Leslie Dunning (AB)David McCarthy (ON)Paul McLean (ON)Bill Paul, Staff Rep

Rules and Amateur StatusDale Jackson (BC), ChairDiane Barabé (QC)Brian Lee (SK)Tom Forestell (ON)Jack McDonald (BC)Dan Sabourin (BC)Jean Stone-Séguin (QC)John Turner (ON)Susan White (BC)Adam Helmer, Staff Rep

Sport DevelopmentLiz Hoffman (ON), ChairMorgan Court (ON)Glenn Cundari (ON)Doug Hastie (ON)Graham Hill (ON)Nick Marrone (ON)Stephen Norris (AB)Constant Priondolo (QC)Doug Roxburgh (BC)Pat Thompson (BC)Jeff Thompson, Staff Rep

Partner OrganizationsGolf Canada FoundationDavid Agnew (ON), PresidentPeter McCarthy (ON), Vice-PresidentPaul McLean (ON), Past President Liz Hoffman (ON), SecretaryDennis Kavelman (ON), TreasurerGeoff Beattie (ON)Ben Cowan-Dewar (NS)Ian Leggatt (ON)Jim Little (AB)Jean-Sébastien Monty (QC)Scott Simmons (ON)Cailey Stollery (ON)Kevin Sullivan (ON)Martin Barnard, CEO

Other RepresentativesInternational Golf Federation, Administrative Committee Delegate: Scott Simmons, Staff

Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation: Paul Schofield

USGA Handicap Committee: Craig Loughry, Staff

World Handicap Committee Craig Loughry, Staff

International Joint Rules Committee: Dale Jackson (BC)

Representative on the R&A Rules Committee: Dale Jackson (BC)

International Amateur Status Committee: Jean Stone-Séguin

Canadian Olympic Committee Voting Member: Jeff Thompson, Staff

International Association of Golf Administrators: Craig Loughry, Treasurer

International Sports Heritage Association: Meggan Gardner, Treasurer

6 Golf Canada

President’s Report

It has been a privilege to serve as Golf Canada’s President in 2016. I know that as an association, Golf Canada has much to be proud of.

No event instilled greater pride for me personally than golf’s return to the Olympic Games for the first time in 112 years. While our athletes – Graham DeLeat, David Hearn, Brooke Henderson and Alena Sharp – fell short in defending George S. Lyon’s Olympic gold, they were great ambassadors for our country and our sport, and the Games brought incredible profile and worldwide visibility to our sport. The long-term impact that the Olympic Games will have both in Canada, and in the game’s development globally, is very encouraging.

Canadian athletes are seeing success at every level of competition, both at the amateur and professional level. Brooke continued to amaze with a pair of LPGA victories including a major and a rise as high at one point as No. 2 in the world. We have also seen breakthrough wins by players such as Mackenzie Hughes both on the Web.com and PGA Tours, as well as Brad Fritsch’s win on the Web.com Tour to regain his status on the PGA Tour.

As outlined on page 16, Golf Canada’s investment in High Performance is also bearing fruit among our Young Pro Squad, with players such as Hughes, Corey Conners and Augusta James, among others, giving Canadians reason to be excited about the future. In fact, since the Young Pro initiative launched in 2014, Team Canada players and graduates have amassed 26 professional wins, including on the LPGA and PGA Tours.

The same is true with National Amateur Team athletes such as Hugo Bernard, Jared Du Toit, Chloe Currie and Naomi Ko, among others, who are proving the

depth of talent in Canadian golf. That depth of talent is also evident in the success of career amateurs such as Judith Kyrinis and Garrett Rank who added to the excitement around Canadian golf in 2016. Chloe had an impressive international victory when she captured the Duke of York Young Champions Trophy at the Royal Birkdale Golf Club, in the United Kingdom.

Seeing the Canadian flag on amateur and professional leaderboards week in and week out has been extremely rewarding and is a source of inspiration for our next generation of golfers.

I am also proud of Golf Canada’s relationship with our partners at the provincial golf associations. Together with staff and volunteers, in 2016 our respective associations concluded a joint umbrella strategic plan to best deliver on our responsibilities as the National Sport Federation and Provincial Sport Organizations for golf in this country.

While it is an honour to represent 306,650 members at 1,400 member clubs from coast to coast, connecting with a greater share of Canada’s 5.7 million golfers and creating a deeper engagement with all clubs is core to Golf Canada’s membership mandate moving forward. The success of our new membership initiative – now entering its third year since a limited launch in 2015 – continues to be a priority focus both in terms of financial sustainability as well as our ability to deliver programs and services that benefit golfers and our member clubs.

Relationships with provincial, national and international partners are also vital to Golf Canada’s success. We proudly share a key role in Canadian golf with the PGA of Canada, National Golf Course Owners Association, the Canadian Society of Club

Managers and the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (collectively the National Allied Golf Association). I have also had the privilege of experiencing how Golf Canada is viewed by our international partners and held in good stead around the world. Other golf federations are taking notice of our progressive best practices in areas such as pace of play, membership modelling and all facets of long-term player development, both at the grassroots and high performance level.

I am encouraged by Golf Canada’s 2016 financial results which reflect a budget surplus of nearly $100,000. A full snapshot of the association’s financial statements, including a financial overview of our core business, is included within this annual report. Operating at break-even or better is critical to Golf Canada’s investment into the sport, as is developing a long-term financially sustainable plan for our Men’s and Women’s National Open Championships which continue to be rallying points for Canadian golf.

While increasing overall sources of revenue through sponsorship, government funding, participation fees and philanthropy is important to our financial standing, so too is diligence in budgeting and expense management. I believe the association is turning a corner in terms of financial standing and I credit the staff for strong execution. To that end, I wish to congratulate our departing CEO Scott Simmons who has been instrumental in much of Golf Canada’s success over the past decade. On behalf of our Board, staff and volunteers, I want to thank Scott for his leadership, his friendship and his commitment to Golf Canada.

In 2017, we will see a transition in leadership as we move towards naming a new CEO, expected in April 2017. During this transition, it was recommended by the Nominating Committee to retain our current slate of Officers, a recommendation supported by the Board. I am humbled to be asked to serve a second term as President in 2017 to assist with this important leadership transition. I am also very appreciative of the support and engagement of our Board of Directors, Councils and Committees.

Finally, I wish to thank the many staff and volunteers whose contributions to Golf Canada have helped our association make a positive impact on golf in this country. I also want to acknowledge the tens of thousands of volunteers, professionals, club managers, facility owners, superintendents, administrators and supporters whose efforts are a driving force for golf in communities across Canada. Most importantly, I am honoured to count myself among the 5.7 million Canadian golf enthusiasts who share a passion for our great game.

Sincerely,

Roland A. Deveau, Q.C.

2016 President Golf Canada


KEEPING YOU INFORMED ABOUT THE CANADIAN GAMEGolf Canada Magazine, our official magazine, is available for subscription as part of your membership and provides golf news from a uniquely Canadian perspective. The electronic newsletter e-Golf Canada as well as Global Golf Post is available to all activated card members while Golf Canada’s dynamic website – golfcanada.ca – keeps golfers from coast to coast informed about Canadian golf. In addition, followers can receive timely updates via Golf Canada Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

INSPIRING A NEW GENERATION OF GOLFERSFuture Links, Canada’s national junior program introduces golf to thousands of children each year. In partnership with the provincial golf associations and the PGA of Canada, over 1.3 million young golfers have participated in Future Links activities since 1996. Launched in 2009, the Golf in Schools program is designed to increase participation at the grassroots level. Its world-class learning resources are inclusive of a life skills curriculum fully endorsed by Physical Education Canada (PHE Canada). T he program is currently delivered in over 3,100 schools across the country, reaching an estimated 372,000 students through Canada’s 10,000 elementary schools and 4,500 high schools MAKING

A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY AND THE GAMEThe Golf Canada Foundation directs funding to Canadian programs in junior golf, high performance golf, women’s golf, and heritage in addition to the collegiate program. Program funding totaled over $963,540 in grants toward growing the game in Canada in these areas. Nearly $248,000 was awarded in 2016 to provincial golf associations for regional grow the game initiatives, including

introducing golf and its unique life lessons through school programs. In partnership with Canada’s National Allied Golf Associations, Golf Canada is advocating to federal and provincial legislators on behalf of our member clubs and the Canadian golf industry – communicating the economic benefits of golf as well as the implications of current taxation laws affecting our industry. Golf Canada has provided administrative support and more than $1.2 million in financial support since 1993 to the Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation to find alternatives to pesticides and ways to reduce water use on golf courses to improve course conditions while respecting our environment. Since its inception in 2004, the Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru program has welcomed more than 110,000 participants and helped to raise more than $5.9 million in the fight against breast cancer. The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates and preserves the rich history of golf in Canada for future generations of golfers.

IMPROVING YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE GAMEWhen you play on golf courses with official Golf Canada Course and Slope Ratings, you can determine the relative difficulty of the course and which tees to play for maximum enjoyment. In addition, these ratings are used in calculating your personal Golf Canada Handicap Factor so you can measure and track your playing ability and compete fairly with other golfers regardless of their ability. The Golf Canada Score Centre provides all golfers with tools to understand their game better. Track your statistics, determine the right tees for your game, keep your personal diary of golf rounds, or maintain your Official Handicap Factor, it’s all available on the Score Centre. Access is available by visiting golfcanada.ca

MAKING CANADA PROUDThe National Amateur and Development Squad Program along with the Young Pro Squad – Team Canada – provides the country’s top athletes the opportunity to receive world class coaching, training, nutrition and sport psychology advice, as well as three-tiered international competitive experience. The goal is to help create the next generation of Canadian golf stars. Conducting national amateur championships provides the highest level of competition for Canada’s best amateur golfers of all ages. The Canadian Pacific Women’s Open and the RBC Canadian Open allow Canadian golf fans to witness the highest level of professional competition while inspiring our golfing youth. In addition, these events leave an ongoing legacy wherever they are held by contributing hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to local charities. Our focus is not only the elite golfer. The framework of the Long-Term Player Development (LTPD) guide for Canadian golf in partnership with the PGA of Canada, provides golfers of all ages and abilities with a comprehensive plan and pathway to reach their maximum potential.

PRESERVING THE INTEGRITY OF THE GAME YOU LOVE

The graduated Rules of Golf education program provides information about the rules of this unique game. Online seminars allow interested golfers to learn at their own pace, while more advanced live seminars are available to rules enthusiasts interested in becoming officials.

LOVE THE GAME. GROW THE GAME.To learn more about Golf Canada’s strategic plan to grow the game and how your membership dollars will assist us, please visit golfcanada.ca.

Golf Canada Working For You, Your Club, Your Community and the GameAs the governing body and National Sport Federation (NSF) for golf in Canada, as designated by Sport Canada, we are charged withpromoting and increasing participation in golf in Canada, including assisting our best and brightest athletes to excel and representCanada on the international stage. Your membership dollars play a vital role in ac hieving these goals.

We share responsibility for developing and delivering programs with the ten provincial amateur golf associations as key partners in theadministration of golf. Often, they are the first point of contact with our members and membership in your provincial golf associationgives you automatic membership in Golf Canada.

Golf Fore the Cure National Event

8 Golf Canada

Executive Director & CEO Report

Included within Golf Canada’s annual report you will find an overview of the 2016 season including the programs, championships and activities that represent Golf Canada’s investment in the game.

As the National Sport Federation for golf and proud member of the Canadian Olympic Committee, our strategic plan is aligned around four primary principles – Participation; Excellence; Capacity and Interaction. Our goal is to create a sport environment that enables all enthusiasts to experience and enjoy involvement in golf to the extent of their abilities and, for increasing numbers, to perform consistently and successfully at the highest competitive levels.

Our strategic plan (pictured within) outlines Golf Canada’s core activities including six strategic priorities that were noted areas of focus for 2016. Evaluation against each of these strategic priorities are included in pages 33–45 in our financial analysis.

As outlined in our enclosed financial statements, Golf Canada recorded a surplus of $99,384 compared to a deficit of $915,495 recognized in 2015. Together with staff and our Board of Directors, the association will continue to evaluate every area of our operation for revenue growth and efficiencies.

“ Our gOal is tO create a spOrt envirOnment that enables all enthusiasts tO experience and enjOy invOlvement in gOlf tO the extent Of their abilities. ”

Our investment in the game is only possible with the support of our corporate partners as well as more than 306,650 members at 1,400 golf clubs across the country. Not only do clubs provide the playing field for more than 60 million rounds annually, membership dues are critical to our investment in grassroots and high performance golf. Together with the provincial golf associations, we are entering the third year of

rolling out a new membership model through which we intend to deliver greater value to existing members and connect with a greater share of Canada’s 5.7 million golfers.

I am pleased with the year we had in 2016, both financially and performance wise, and am confident in the strategic plan established for 2017. I am also proud of the position in which I am turning over the leadership of this association, having informed Golf Canada’s Board of Directors of my intention to step down as CEO in early February 2017.

It has been an honour to serve as CEO of Golf Canada since July of 2007. While our annual report summarizes the past year, I am encouraged by a number of the organization’s milestones from this past decade:

• The development and execution of a Strategic Plan that serves as the roadmap for our organization

• a revised governance structure that streamlined the stewardship of the organization from 35 individuals down to an 11-member volunteer Board of Directors

• introducing Golf Canada as our new consumer facing brand in 2010

• a renewed focus on our relationship with members and member clubs with an eye to fostering a


greater connection with the Canadian golfing masses

• balancing our role as the governing body for Rules, Handicap and Championships with the responsibilities inherent in being the national sport federation

• an investment in junior golf development that has seen year over year growth of the Future Links junior golf program as well as Golf in Schools – world class programs respected by the international golf community

• a national team program and commitment to High Performance that has brought Team Canada athletes and graduates success at the highest levels of amateur and professional golf

• title sponsorships secured for our Men’s and

Women’s National Open Championships through 2023 and 2018 respectively

• a reinvented fundraising channel in the Golf Canada Foundation that has brought together a collection of corporate and philanthropic champions in support of Canadian golf

• strengthening our working relationship with provincial, national and international partners

• seeing the organization through golf’s exciting return to the Olympic Games

My decision to step down as CEO has allowed me to reflect on the past 10 years including the many relationships and friendships that I value so much. I’ve always been a supporter of Canadian golf and I look forward to what lies ahead for this historic association.

Sincerely,

Scott Simmons

Executive Director & CEO

Golf Canada

GROW PARTICIPATION ENSURE EXCELLENCE EXPAND CAPACITY FOSTER INTERACTION

CORE VALUES: Purposeful, Inclusive, Respectful, Responsive

MISSION: As the NSF, Golf Canada will be the leader in driving participation, engagement, capacity, and excellence in our sport

1.1 Engage more youth in the sport of golf

Optimize junior golfstrategy

1.2 Promote societal benefits and develop a connection with more golfers

Phase 1b Membershipevolution

1.3 Increase access for under represented groups

2.1 Implement programming for high performance juniors, Team Canada and emerging professionals

2.2 Develop coaches and certified officials

2.3 Host best in class national and international championships

3.1 Develop sustainable funding and fiscal responsibility

Maximize businessdevelopment strategy to engage Corporate CanadaOptimize corporate andticket sales for Professional ChampionshipsDevelop a long-term venuestrategy for the Canadian Open

3.2 Uphold and preserve rules, handicapping, course rating, amateur status, and the history of the game

3.3 Provide opportunity and training for all volunteers and staff

4.1 Collaborate with Provincial Golf Associations, Facilities, NAGA, government and international partners

Enhance collaboration with the Provincial Golf Associations

4.2 Increase capabilities in digital and interactive technology

Continue Score Centreenhancements

4.3 Strengthen communication and brand awareness

Communications plan toleverage golf’s return to the Olympics

VISION:To ensure golf is the

most popular sport in Canada

10 Golf Canada

5.7 Million golfers in Canada

60,000,000

$14.3 Billion

economic impact of golf in Canada

approximate number of rounds played annually in Canada

306,650 total number of Golf Canada members at 1,395 member clubs

28,000 Twitter followers @TheGolfCanada12,500 Facebook likes on

Facebook.com/TheGolfCanada 36,537,50536,537,505 number of page views on golfcanada.ca

number of Canadians that competed in the

2016 RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club

16 number of Canadians that competed in the 2016 Canadian Pacific

Women’s Open at PriddisGreens Golf & Country Club

16

106national certified Level 4rulesofficials

145 Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru events conducted nationally

10,100 Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru participants

$5.9 Millionraised to date since 2004 in support of breast cancer research

number of competitors at Golf Canada Competitions

2,789

registered facilities that ran Future Links junior golf activities

delivered Future Links Mobile Clinics driven by Acura

facilities that took part in the Future Links Junior Skills Challenge

juniors participated in Future Links programming offered across Canada

6053675317885,000

field trips made by schools to Future Links participating sites

new schools adopted in 2016 through the Golf in Schools program236

120 average number of students per participating school exposed to the Golf in Schools program

3,108 total number of schools across Canada currently participating in Golf in Schools

372,960 children participating annually through Golf in Schools

number of Canadian charitable events conducted at golf courses each year that help to raise approximately

$533 Million

37,000

11number of combined

countries represented at the Canadian Men’s and

Women’s Amateur Championships

1.6%Average increase in rounds played over the last three years based reporting from the National Golf Course Owners Association Canada

$963,540funding awarded through the Golf Canada Foundation

3 honoured members elected to the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in 2016

7,085,854 scores posted to golfcanada.ca

number of Canadians who track an official handicap

238,000

7%

2,346 golf facilities in Canada (third most of any country in the world representing 7% of the world’s supply

37% golf facilities in Canada that are 9-hole

84%of Canadian golfers are

public players

454 PGA of Canada professionals delivered Future Links programming

82 trained Community Golf Coaches assisted in delivery

80 PGA of Canada professional visitationsconducted at Golf in Schools sites

number of spots left on the RBC Canadian Open trophy

26wins across

various professional golf tours by

Young Pro Squad members since

the program launched in 2014

Bob Weeks Lorie Kane Warren Sye

Brooke Henderson

second to win a LPGA Tour major (joins Sandra Post).

Third Canadian golfer to win a major (Sandra Post on LPGA

Tour & Mike Weir on PGA Tour)

Won the RSM Classic to become the first Canadian to win on the PGA TOUR since Nick Taylor in 2014

MackenzieHughes

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5.7 Million golfers in Canada

60,000,000$14.3 Billion

economic impact of golf in Canada

approximate number of rounds played annually in Canada

306,650 total number of Golf Canada members at 1,395 member clubs

28,000 Twitter followers @TheGolfCanada12,500 Facebook likes on

Facebook.com/TheGolfCanada 36,537,50536,537,505 number of page views on golfcanada.ca

number of Canadians that competed in the

2016 RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club

16 number of Canadians that competed in the 2016 Canadian Pacific

Women’s Open at PriddisGreens Golf & Country Club

16

106national certified Level 4rulesofficials

145 Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru events conducted nationally

10,100 Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru participants

$5.9 Millionraised to date since 2004 in support of breast cancer research

number of competitors at Golf Canada Competitions

2,789

registered facilities that ran Future Links junior golf activities

delivered Future Links Mobile Clinics driven by Acura

facilities that took part in the Future Links Junior Skills Challenge

juniors participated in Future Links programming offered across Canada

6053675317885,000

field trips made by schools to Future Links participating sites

new schools adopted in 2016 through the Golf in Schools program236

120 average number of students per participating school exposed to the Golf in Schools program

3,108 total number of schools across Canada currently participating in Golf in Schools

372,960 children participating annually through Golf in Schools

number of Canadian charitable events conducted at golf courses each year that help to raise approximately

$533 Million

37,000

11number of combined

countries represented at the Canadian Men’s and

Women’s Amateur Championships

1.6%Average increase in rounds played over the last three years based reporting from the National Golf Course Owners Association Canada

$963,540funding awarded through the Golf Canada Foundation

3 honoured members elected to the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in 2016

7,085,854 scores posted to golfcanada.ca

number of Canadians who track an official handicap

238,000

7%

2,346 golf facilities in Canada (third most of any country in the world representing 7% of the world’s supply

37% golf facilities in Canada that are 9-hole

84%of Canadian golfers are

public players

454 PGA of Canada professionals delivered Future Links programming

82 trained Community Golf Coaches assisted in delivery

80 PGA of Canada professional visitationsconducted at Golf in Schools sites

number of spots left on the RBC Canadian Open trophy

26wins across

various professional golf tours by

Young Pro Squad members since

the program launched in 2014

Bob Weeks Lorie Kane Warren Sye

Brooke Henderson

second to win a LPGA Tour major (joins Sandra Post).

Third Canadian golfer to win a major (Sandra Post on LPGA

Tour & Mike Weir on PGA Tour)

Won the RSM Classic to become the first Canadian to win on the PGA TOUR since Nick Taylor in 2014

MackenzieHughes

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12 Golf Canada

Team Canada National Squad2016 Team Canada Men’s National Squad

2016 Team Canada Women’s National Squad

• PhilMickelsonOutstandingFreshmanAward(DivII)

• T9–WorldAmateurTeamChampionship(team)

• Champion–2016CanadianMen’sAmateurChampionship

• T18–2016PorterCup

• Champion–2016AlexanderofTunis

• Medallist–2016NCAADivisionIIChampionship

• Champion–2016ArgonautInvitational(NCAA)

• T4–2016BobcatInvitational(NCAA)

• T4–2016SoutheasternCollegiate(NCAA)

• 4th–2016RegionalPreview(NCAA)

• T20–2016MatlockCollegiate(NCAA)

Hugo Bernard

• T44–WorldAmateurTeamChampionship(individual)

• T9–WorldAmateurTeamChampionship(team)

• T15–2016CanadianMen’sAmateurChampionship


• T9–2016RBCCanadianOpen(GaryCowanAward–lowamateur)

• T8–2016Trans-MissChampionship

• Champion–2016GlencoeInvitational

• T3–2016MonroeInvitational

• T5–2016AlbuquerqueRegional(NCAA)

• T12–2016WesternIntercollegiate(NCAA)

• T17–2016ASUThunderbirdInvitational(NCAA)

• 8th–2016LamkinSanDiegoClassic(NCAA)

• 7th–2016ThePrestigeatPGAWEST(NCAA)

• T10–2016AmerAriInvitational(NCAA)

• T8–2015AlisterMacKenzieInvitational(NCAA)

• T14–2015SouthDakotaStateInvitational(NCAA)

Jared du Toit

• Roundof32–2016U.S.Amateur




• T12–2016ValsparCollegiateInvitational(NCAA)

• T6–2016BorderOlympics(NCAA)

• T7–2016All-AmericanIntercollegiate(NCAA)

• T2–2016JonesCup

• T4–2015BayouCityCollegiateClassic(NCAA)

• 6th–2015OGIOUtahInvitational(NCAA)

• T12–2015ShoalCreekInvitational(NCAA)

• 15th–2015NorthernIntercollegiate(NCAA)

Blair Hamilton

• 3rd–2016CanadianMen’sAmateurChampionship

• T5–2016BoilermakerInvitational(NCAA)

• T10–2016DesertMountainIntercollegiate

• T35–2016JonesCup

• T11–2015BridgestoneGolfCollegiate(NCAA)

• T3–2015WindonMemorialClassic(NCAA)

• T9–2015NorthernIntercollegiate(NCAA)

Stuart Macdonald




• T16–2016AzaleaInvitational

• T30–2016LakeMacquarie

• Roundof16–2016AustralianAmateur

• 52nd–2016AustralianMasteroftheAmateurs

• Quarter-finalist–2016AgrentineAmateur(matchplay)

• T2–2016ArgentineAmateur(strokeplay)

• Champions–2015TailhadeCup(teamplay)

• T2–2015TailhadeCup(strokeplay)

Eric Banks

• T44–2016WorldAmateurTeamPlayChampionship(individual)

• 9th–2016WorldAmateurTeamChampionship(teamplay)

• T14–2016CanadianWomen’sAmateur

• Roundof16–2016Women’sNorth&SouthAmateurChampionship

• Roundof16–2016Women’sWesternGolfAssociationNationalChampionship

• T20–2016Women’sPorterCup

• T12–2016BryanRegional(NCAA)

• 7th–2016SECWomen’sGolfChampionship(NCAA)

• T11–2016Dr.DonnisThompsonInvitational(NCAA)

• Champion–2016FloridaStateMatch-Up(NCAA)

• T16–2015AnnikaIntercollegiate(NCAA)

Maddie Szeryk

• T6–2016WorldAmateurTeamChampionship(individual)


• Champion–2016CanadianJuniorGirlsChampionship


• Finalist–2016PNGAWomen’sAmateurChampionship

• Medallist–2016PNGAWomen’sAmateurChampionship


• Champion–2016CambiaPortlandClassicAmateurOpen

• Medallist–2016U.S.Women’sOpenQualifier(Dupont,Wash.)

• T5–2016ACCWomen’sGolfChampionship(NCAA)

• T29–2015CougarClassic(NCAA)Naomi Ko

• T59–2016CPWomen’sOpen(MarleneStreitAward–lowamateur)


• Quarter-finalist–2016PNGAWomen’sAmateurChampionship

• Quarter-finalist–2016Women’sNorth&SouthAmateurChampionship


• Champion–2016SunLifeFinancialAlbertaLadiesAmateurChampionship

• T10–2016SunTrustGatorWomen’sInvite(NCAA)

• T9–2016WestbrookSpringCollegeInvitational(NCAA)

Jaclyn Lee


• Semi-finalist–2016PNGAWomen’sAmateurChampionship

• 8th–2016B.C.Women’sAmateurChampionship


• 13th–2016BigSkyWomen’sChampionship(NCAA)

• T9–2016WyomingCowgirlClassic(NCAA)

• T6–2016FresnoStateClassic(NCAA)

• 3rd–2015PatLesserHarbottleInvitational(NCAA)

• T8–2015NMStateAggieInvitational(NCAA)

• T4–2015WSUCougarCup(NCAA)

Michelle Kim

• T118–2016WorldAmateurTeamChampionship(individual)



• Champion–2016NIVOQuebecWomen’sAmateurChampionship

• Champion–2016Women’sPorterCup

• T7–2016MACChampionship(NCAA)

• T2–2016LadyBuckeyeInvitational(NCAA)

• 5th–2015BetsyRawlsLonghornInvitational(NCAA)

• 4th–2015Mercedes-BenzIntercollegiate(NCAA)

• T15–2015MinnesotaInvitational(NCAA)

Josée Doyon


2016 Team Canada Women’s Development Squad

Team Canada Development Squad2016 Team Canada Men’s Development Squad

• 9th–2016CanadianJuniorGirlsChampionship


• Roundof16–2016U.S.JuniorGirlsChampionship

• Champion–2016OntarioWomen’sAmateurChampionship

• T4–2016CNFutureLinksOntarioChampionship


• 2nd–2016NIVOQuebecWomen’sAmateurChampionship

• Quarter-finalist–2016Women’sWesternGolfAssociationNationalChampionship

• T14–2016ScottRobertsonMemorial

• T3–2016CNFutureLinksPacific

• Champion–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U19)

• T22–2016SouthAmericanAmateur

• T20–2015JuniorOrangeBowl

Grace St-Germain

• 32nd–2016WorldJuniorGirlsChampionship

• Champion–2016DukeofYorkYoungChampionsTrophy

• Champion–2016OntarioSummerGames

• Champion–2016CanadianJuvenileGirls

• 2nd–2016CanadianJuniorGirlsChampionship


• Champion–2016InvestorsGroupOntarioJuniorGirlsChampionship


• 11th–2016CNFutureLinksOntarioChampionship

• Champion–2016InvestorsGroupOntarioJuniorGirlsChampionship

• T2–2016InvestorsGroupJuniorGirlsSpringClassic

• 2nd–2016CNFutureLinksPacific

• 2nd–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U17)

Chloe Currie

• 8th–2016AJGAUnderArmourCanadianChampionship

• T11–2016CanadianJuniorGirlsChampionship

• T2–2016B.C.JuniorGirls’Championship

• T11–2016B.C.Women’sAmateurChampionship

• 2nd–2016CNFutureLinksOntarioChampionship

• 7th–2016CNFutureLinksPacific

• 3rd–2016CJGAWesternJr(U19)

• T3–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U17)

Tiffany Kong

• 2nd–AJGAShanshanFengJuniorChampionship

• Roundof16–PNGAJuniorGirls’Championship


• Champion–2016AJGABobEsterJunior

• 6th–2016B.C.JuniorGirls’Championship



• 16th–2016CNFutureLinksOntario

• T3–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U17)

Kathrine Chan

• T33–2016WorldJuniorGirlsChampionship

• Champion–2016B.C.JuvenileGirlsChampionship



• T2–2016B.C.JuniorGirls’Championship


• 3rd–2016CNFutureLinksOntarioChampionship


• Champion–2016CJGAWesternJr(U19)


• T22–2016SouthAmericanAmateur


Hannah Lee


• T19–2016PlayersAmateur

• 18th–2016ToyotaJuniorGolfWorldCup(individual)

• 11th–2016ToyotaJuniorGolfWorldCup(teamplay)

• Champion–2016CNFutureLinksPacific

• Champion–2016TerraCottaInvitational

• Champion–2016CJGAWesternJr(U19)

• 5th–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U19)


• T14–2016TailhadeCupTony Gil

• T47–2016CanadianJuniorBoysChampionship

• 12th–2016SunLifeFinancialAlbertaMen’sAmateurChampionship

• 5th–2016AlbertaJuniorBoysChampionship

• 4th–2016CNFutureLinksWesternChampionship

• T3–2016CNFutureLinksPacificChampionship

Alexander Smith


• 2nd–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U19)

• T23–2016CNFutureLinksOntario

• T7–2016OntarioJuniorBoysSpringClassic

Thomas ‘Jack’ Simpson

• T14–2016CanadianJuniorBoysChampionship

• 2nd–2016B.C.Men’sAmateurChampionship

• 2nd–2016B.C.JuniorBoys’Championship



• 19th–2016ToyotaJuniorGolfWorldCup(individual)

• Champion–2016CJGAB.C.Junior

• T4–2016WinnGripsHeatherFarrClassichostedbyLongbowGolfClub

• 2nd–2016CJGAWesternJunior(U19)

• 4th–2016CJGAJunioratCordovaBay(U19)

A.J. Ewart

• T2–GrahamCookeJuniorInvitational

• T16–QuebecMen’sAmateur

• 5th–2016QuebecJuniorBoysChampionship


• T15–2016CNFutureLinksQuebecChampionship


Charles-Éric Bélanger

14 Golf Canada

International Event Results – Men’s

Spirit InvitationalWhisperingPinesGolfClubTrinity,Tex.Oct.12-14,2015Best ball71-68-65,T10(EricBanks&HugoBernard)

Tailhade CupLosLagartosCountryClubBuenosAires,ArgentinaNov.13-15,2015Team stroke-play149-139-145–433ChampionsEricBanks–71-68-75–214,T2TonyGil–78-71-70–219,T14

Argentine AmateurTortugasCountryClubBuenosAires,ArgentinaNov.19-21,2015EricBanks–Quarter-finalist(T2instrokeplay)TonyGil–Roundof32(T24instrokeplay)

South Beach AmateurMiamiBeachGolfClub/NormandyShoresGolfClubMiamiBeach,Fla.Dec.20-23,2015TonyGil–75-68-74-79–296,T59EricBanks–72-77,MCStuartMacdonald–80-75,MCHugoBernard–77-79,MC

Australian Master of the AmateursRoyalMelbourneGolfClubMelbourne,AustraliaJan.6-9EricBanks–72-78-74-78–302,T18

Australian AmateurTheMetropolitanGolfClub/PeninsulaKingwoodCountryClubVictoria,AustraliaJan.14-17EricBanks–Roundof16

Lake Macquarie ChampionshipBelmontGolfClubBelmont,AustraliaJan.22-25EricBanks–74-70-74-70–288,T30

Jones CupOceanForestGolfClubSeaIsland,GAFeb.5-7BlairHamilton–71-73-76–220,T2StuartMacdonald–76-82-73–231,T35HugoBernard–79-81-83–243,77th

Azalea InvitationalCountryClubofCharlestonCharleston,S.C.March31–April3EricBanks–71-71-69-72–283,T16

Terra Cotta InvitationalNaplesNationalCountryClubNaples,Fla.April15-17TonyGil–72-71-71–214,1stEricBanks–78-81-82–241,T62

Monroe InvitationalMonroeGolfClubPittsford,NYJune8–11JaredduToit–71-73-67-71–282,T3EricBanks–73-71-66-77–287,T15BlairHamilton–71-74-72-71–288,T19HugoBernard–74-75-71-72–292,T27StuartMacdonald–76-71-77-74–298,T50

Sunnehanna AmateurSunnehannaCountryClubJohnstown,PAJun.15-18HugoBernard–72-66-70–208,T14EricBanks–72-70-71–213,T42

Northeast AmateurWannamoisettCountryClubRumford,RIJune22–25EricBanks–70-71-68-71–280,T38TonyGil–74-71-77,MC

The Players AmateurBerkeleyHallGolfClubOkatie,S.C.July8-11TonyGil–72-72-72-72–288,T19

Porter CupNiagaraFallsCountryClubLewiston,NYJuly27-30JaredduToit–73-67-69-67–276,T4HugoBernard–71-68-71-70–280,T18BlairHamilton–72-70-70-68–280,T18EricBanks–71-70-72-71–284,T35

U.S. Men’s AmateurOaklandHillsCountryClubBloomfieldHills,Mich.Aug.17–21BlairHamilton–Roundof32(T57instrokeplay)HugoBernard–Roundof64(T41instrokeplay)EricBanks–72-71,MC

World Amateur Team ChampionshipsMayakobaElCameleonGolfClub/IberostarPlayaParaisoGolfClubRivieraMaya,MexicoSept.21-24Eisenhower Trophy144-140-136-140–560,T9 GarrettRank–74-72-70-69–285,T36JaredduToit–71-70-75-71–287,T45HugoBernard–73-70-66,DQ

Junior Orange BowlBiltmoreGolfCourseCoralGables,FlaDec.27–30,2015TonyGil–72-74-72-73–291,T14Charles-ÉricBelanger–76-71-72-76–295,T20Thomas‘Jack’Simpsion–86-83-84-82–335,55th

South American AmateurLimaGolfClubLima,PeruJan.21–24Charles-ÉricBelanger–78-73-71-78–300,T40Thomas‘Jack’Simpson–84-78-81-81–324,66th

Toyota Junior Golf World CupIshinoCourse,ChukyoGolfClubToyotaCity,JapanJune14-17Team score210-216-210-217–853,11th TonyGil–65-73-68-74–280,18thA.J.Ewart–71-70-69-71–281,19thCharles-ÉricBelanger–76-73-74-72–295,T47

U.S. Junior Boys AmateurTheHonorsCourseOoltewah,Tenn.July18-23A.J.Ewart–75-76,MC

Development Squad – Men

Men’s Squad


International Event Results – Women’s

Spirit InvitationalWhisperingPinesGolfClubTrinity,Tex.Oct.12-14,2015Best ball70-71-66–207,13th(MaddieSzeryk&GraceSt-Germain)

Porter CupNiagaraFallsCountryClubLewiston,NYJune8-10JoséeDoyon–73-71-66–210,1stJaclynLee–68-76-72–216,T3NaomiKo–69-76-75–220,T7MichelleKim–77-76-75–228,T20MaddieSzeryk–75-77-76–228,T20

Women’s Western AmateurDaytonCountryClubDayton,OhioJune20-25MaddieSzeryk–Quarter-finalist(ChampionshipFlight)NaomiKo–Roundof32(ChampionshipFlight)MichelleKim–Semi-finalist(FirstFlight)JoséeDoyon–Roundof16(SecondFlight)

Ladies British Open Amateur ChampionshipDundonaldLinksGailes,Ayrshire,ScotlandJune21-25JaclynLee–80-88,MC

North & South Women’s AmateurPinehurstResortPinehurst,N.C.June26–July1JaclynLee–Quarter-finalist(7thinstrokeplay)MaddieSzeryk–Roundof16(2ndinstrokeplay)MichelleKim–81-77-79,MCJoséeDoyon–80-82-78,MC

Pacific Northwest Women’s AmateurSuncadiaResort–ProspectorGolfCourseCleElum,Wash.July19-23NaomiKo–Finalist(stroke-playmedallist)MichelleKim–Semi-finalist(T5instrokeplay)JaclynLee–Quarter-finalist(T12instrokeplay)

U.S. Women’s AmateurRollingGreenGolfClubSpringfield,Pa.Aug.1-7MaddieSzeryk–74-77,MC

World Amateur Team ChampionshipsMayakobaElCameleonGolfClub/IberostarPlayaParaisoGolfClubRivieraMaya,MexicoSept.14-17Espirito Santo Trophy149-144-145-143–581,9thNaomiKo–75-66-71-70–282,T6MaddieSzeryk–74-78-74-73–299,T44JoséeDoyon–78-80-81-78–317,T118

Junior Orange BowlBiltmoreGolfCourseCoralGables,FlaDec.27-30,2015GraceSt-Germain–74-76-77-75–302,T20HannahLee–77-77-77-78–309,T25

South American AmateurLimaGolfClubLima,PeruJan.21-24GraceSt-Germain–78-75-73-72–298,T22HannahLee–79-71-76-72–298,T22

Scott Robertson MemorialRoanokeGolf&CountryClubRoanoke,Va.May20-22GraceSt-Germain–73-77-77–227,T14

Porter CupNiagaraFallsCountryClubLewiston,NYJune8-10GraceSt-Germain–72-75-73–220,T7ChloeCurrie–77-79-72–228,T20HannahLee–77-76-75–228,T20TiffanyKong–80-80-77–237,T51KathrineChan–86-82-74–242,T62

Women’s Western AmateurDaytonCountryClubDayton,OhioJune20-25GraceSt-Germain–Quarter-finalist(ChampionshipFlight)TiffanyKong–Roundof64(ChampionshipFlight)ChloeCurrie–Semi-finalist(FirstFlight)HannahLee–Quarter-finalist(FirstFlight)KathrineChan–Roundof16(FirstFlight)

U.S. Girls’ JuniorTheRidgewoodCountryClubParamus,N.J.July18-23GraceSt-Germain–Roundof16(T21instrokeplay)HannahLee–77-80,MCChloeCurrie–76-83,MC

PNGA Junior Girls’ AmateurTheHomeCourseDupont,Wash.Aug.15-19KathrineChan–Roundof16(4thinstrokeplay)

Duke of York Young Champions TrophyRoyalBirkdaleGolfClubSouthport,EnglandSept.13-15ChloeCurrie–72-74-68–214,1st

Development Squad – Women

Women’s Squad

16 Golf Canada

Men

Albin Choi

Web.com Tour

• T56–2016DAPChampionship

• T45–2016WinCoFoodsPortlandOpenpresentedbyKraftHeinz

• T44–2016NewsSentinalOpenpresentedbyPilot

• T22–2016PriceCutterCharityClassicPresentedbyDrPepper

• T5–2016CoralesPuntacanaResortandClubChampionship

• T8–2016BMWCharityPro-AmpresentedbySYNNEXCorporation

Corey Conners

PGA Tour Latinoamérica / Mackenzie Tour – PGA Tour Canada

• T2–201663AlbertodoBrasil

• T8–2016CopaDinersClubInternational

• T8–2016SanLuisChampionship

• T19–201658AbiertoMexicanodeGolf

• T13–2016HondurasOpenpresentedbyInduraBeachandGolfResort

• T2–2016GuatemalaStellaArtoisOpen

• T22–2016AbiertoOSDEdelCentropresentedbyFiberCorp

• T9–2016LexusPanamaClassic

• 3rd–2016AviancaColombiaOpenpresentedbyBBVA

• Medallist–2016PGATourLatinoaméricaQualifyingTournament

• T34–2016NationalCapitalOpentoSupportOurTroops

• 2nd–2016StaalFoundationOpenpresentedbyTbaytel

• T36–2016ATBFinancialClassic

• T43–2016SyncrudeOilCountryChampionshippresentedbyAECON

• T11–2016PlayersCup

Mackenzie Hughes

Web.com Tour / PGA TOUR

• Champion–2016RSMClassic

• T26–2016SandersonFarmsChampionship

• T13–2016SafewayOpen

• T5–2016AlbertsonsBoiseOpenpresentedbyKraftNabisco

• T46–2016DAPChampionship

• T55–2016WinCoFoodsPortlandOpenpresentedbyKraftHeinz

• Champion–2016PriceCutterCharityClassicPresentedbyDrPepper

• T31–2016EllieMaeClassicatTPCStonebrae

• T56–2016UtahChampionshippresentedbyZionsBank

• T5–2016LECOMHealthChallenge

• T30–2016ServientregaChampionshippresentedbyEfecty

Taylor Pendrith

Web.com Tour

• T56–UtahChampionshippresentedbyZionsBank

• T23–2016NashvilleGolfOpen

• T28–2016BrasilChampionspresentedbyEmbrase

• T4–2016ClubColombiaChampionshippresentedbyClaro

Women

Sue Kim

Symetra Tour

• T35–2016KansasCityChampionship

• T30–2016FirekeepersCasinoHotelChampionship

• T43–2016DanielleDowneyCreditUnionClassic

• T65–2016U.S.Women’sOpen

• T11–2016IslandResortChampionship

• T20–2016SelfRegionalHealthcareFoundationWomen’sHealthClassic

• T28–2016Chico’sPattyBergMemorial

• 5th–2016IOAChampionshippresentedbyMorongoCasinoResort&Spa

Augusta James

Symetra Tour

• T14–2016SymetraTourChampionship

• T2–2016MurphyUSAElDoradoShootout

• T10–2016GardenCityCharityClassicpresentedbyMariahFund

• T25–2016SiouxFallsGreatlifeChallenge

• 3rd–2016PHCClassic

• T3–2016FirekeepersCasinoHotelChampionship

• T22–2016DanielleDowneyCreditUnionClassic

• T15–2016FourWindsInvitational

• T11–2016Gosling’sDarkn’StormyClassic

• T5–2016SymetraClassic

• T20–2016FucciloKiaChampionshipatCapitalHills

• T11–2016SelfRegionalHealthcareFoundationWomen’sHealthClassic

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Men’s Competition – August 11-14, 2016POS NAME ROUNDS TOT +/-20 GrahamDeLaet 66 71 74 69 280 -4T30 DavidHearn 73 70 74 66 283 -1

Women’s Competition – August 17- 20, 2016POS NAME ROUNDS TOT +/-T7 BrookeHenderson 70 64 75 67 276 -830 AlenaSharp 72 69 75 69 285 1

2016 Olympic Games: Golf Competition

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TOURNAMENT CHAIRS

CN Future Links Pacific The Dunes at Kamloops, British Columbia Pat Thompson (BC)

CN Future Links Ontario Midland Golf & Country Club, Midland, Ontario Jim Clark (ON)

CN Future Links Quebec Club de golf Beauceville, Beauceville, Quebec Diane Drury (QC)

CN Future Links Prairie Neepawa Golf Club, Neepawa, Manitoba George McLeod (MB)

CN Future Links Western Medicine Hat Golf & Country Club, Medicine Hat, Alberta Herb Schlotter (AB)

CN Future Links Atlantic Countryview Golf Club, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Kay Thompson (NL)

University/College Morningstar Golf Club, Parksville, British Columbia Bill Klein (BC)

Canadian Women’s Amateur Ken-Wo Golf Club, New Minas, Nova Scotia Allison Chisholm (NB)

Canadian Junior Boys Clovelly, St. John’s, Newfoundland Charlie Earle (NL)

Canadian Junior Girls The Links at Penn Hills, Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia Shirley d’Entremont (NS)

Canadian Men’s Amateur The Royal Ottawa Golf Club / Eagle Creek GC, Ottawa, Ontario Barbara Allan (ON)

Canadian Women’s Mid-Am & Senior Wolf Creek Golf Resort, Ponoka, Alberta Laura Small (SK)

Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Golf Château-Bromont, Bromont, Quebec Paul Schofield (QC)

Canadian Men’s Senior Grand Niagara Golf Club, Niagara Falls, ON Ian Giles (ON)

alphabetical list of rules Officials 2016

Barbara Allan (ON)

Diane Barabé (QC)

Claire Beaubien (QC)

April Biscaro (BC)

Loretta Bulfone (BC)

Sally Cirtwill (ON)

André Comeau (QC)

Jim Davidson (ON)

Peter Davies (AB)

Wendy Davies (AB)

Roland Deveau (NS)

Susan Dempsey (AB)

Gordon Dunmore (AB)

Anne Edgar (ON)

Gayle Faulkner (ON)

Tom Forestell (ON)

JC Gagné (QC)

Francois Gagnon (QC)

Ian Giles (ON)

Lee Griffin (ON)

Chinami Hancock (BC)

Eric Henke (MB)

Laurie Hiltz (NB)

Bill Hobbis (BC)

Gord Hudson (MB)

Dale Jackson (BC)

Melodie Lawrek (SK)

John Lawrence (ON)

Adam LeBrun (ON)

Brian Lee (SK)

Brent Lindberg (BC)

Don MacDonald (MB)

Jack McDonald (BC)

Bob McGinn (AB)

Diane McKay (QC)

Richard McLean (ON)

Christina Munro (BC)

Pat Newman (ON)

Jacques Nols (QC)

Tom Oldrich (QC)

Mike O’Neill (ON)

Chuck Orem (SK)

Michael Parker (BC)

Judy Pouliot (BC)

Bernice Pozdrowski (BC)

Sue Rait (NS)

Kent Rodgers (NS)

Dan Sabourin (BC)

Lorna Semple (BC)

John Sharp (ON)

James Sloan (NL)

Michel St-Laurent (QC)

Jean Stone-Séguin (ON)

Kay Thompson (NL)

Joe Trofananko (BC)

John Turner (ON)

Brent Warriner (ON)

Bruce Watson (NL)

Susan White (BC)

Timmy Yorke (PE)

Tom Zariski (AB)

alphabetical list of starters/scorers:

Barbara Allan (ON)

David Atkinson (BC)

Helen Banning (ON)

Paul Beaudry (AB)

Charlie Beaulieu (QC)

Erich Breitkreuz (BC)

Marilyn Brewer (NB)

Jacques Brière (QC)

Andre Burgoyne (QC)

Allison Chisholm (NB)

Jim Clark (ON)

Leslie Crawford (BC)

Shirley D’Entremont (NS)

Diane Drury (QC)

Charlie Earle (NL)

Sue Edwards (AB)

Tyrone Edwards (NB)

George Faithfull (BC)

Bob Faulkner (ON)

Marcheta Gallant (NL)

Ruth Giles (ON)

Ian Giles (ON)

Liz Hoffman (ON)

John Horton (NS)

Bill Klein (BC)

Rob Laing (BC)

Jack Lane (AB)

Dave Lawlor (NL)

Wayne Levy (PE)

Tom McCarthy (NS)

David McCarthy (ON)

Bob McGinn (AB)

Melissa McLaren (ON)

George McLeod (MB)

Peggy McLeod (MB)

Bill McMillan (NS)

Karen Newman (ON)

Wayne Oakley (ON)

Len Obokata (ON)

Chris Osborne (ON)

Pat Sabourin (BC)

Paul Schofield (QC)

Herb Schlotter (AB)

Lyse Seguin (ON)

Laura Small (SK)

Nancy Spineti Delle Donne (QC)

Francine St-Laurent (QC)

Pat Thompson (BC)

Jacintha Wall (NL)

Bill Wallace (NL)

Varley Weisman (AB)

Richard White (BC)

Championship Officials


POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 BrandonLacasse Châteauguay,QC 72 70 70 212 22 TylerNagano Toronto,ON 73 71 70 214 43 RemiChartier Beaconsfield,QC 75 71 69 215 5T4 TyCelone LongSault,ON 72 73 72 217 7 JakeBryson Dunrobin,ON 70 73 74 217 7T6 KelvinYoungWoongLim Thornhill,ON 74 72 72 218 8 Charles-DavidTrépanier Québec,QC 72 73 73 218 8 AnthonyOcchiuto Guelph,ON 74 71 73 218 8T9 WilliamLatreille L’Île-Bizard,QC 73 74 73 220 10 MinwooPark Toronto,ON 74 72 74 220 10 ThomasGiroux Georgetown,ON 70 75 75 220 10T12 CougarCollins Caledon,ON 77 72 72 221 11 SamMeek Peterborough,ON 71 77 73 221 11 ThomasCode Dorchester,ON 75 69 77 221 11 JamesParsons Almonte,ON 72 70 79 221 11T16 Jason(Chanyoung)Chung Thornhill,ON 75 76 71 222 12 AndrewNagel Elmvale,ON 75 74 73 222 12 JacksonBowery London,ON 76 72 74 222 12 WilliamDuquette Laval,QC 75 72 75 222 12 NicklausNaumovski Hornby,ON 74 74 74 222 12 PeytonCallens Langton,ON 74 74 74 222 12 FélixNormand MontSt-Hilaire,QC 76 69 77 222 12T23 ZackMason Toronto,ON 83 71 69 223 13 AdamPark Toronto,ON 76 76 71 223 13 Thomas‘Jack’Simpson Aurora,ON 74 75 74 223 13 JohnnyTravale StoneyCreek,ON 71 78 74 223 1327 JonathanVermette Val-d’Or,QC 78 75 71 224 14T28 RobbieLatter Mississauga,ON 80 72 73 225 15

NickHofland Ancaster,ON 77 75 73 225 15 JasonWilliams Toronto,ON 77 75 73 225 15T31 BrendanDunphy Whitby,ON 79 73 74 226 16 Marc-AntoineHotte Mascouche,QC 76 75 75 226 16 JohnBurghardt Oakville,ON 74 77 75 226 16 Louis-AlexandreColgan Québec,QC 70 79 77 226 16 CullenChung Westmount,QC 74 73 79 226 16T36 JamesWyndham-West KingCity,ON 76 79 72 227 17 AidanGavey Caledonia,ON 78 73 76 227 17T38 LaurentDesmarchais Longueuil,QC 78 78 72 228 18 MarcusKhaw Burlington,ON 78 76 74 228 18 BrendanSmith AyersCliff,QC 74 78 76 228 18T41 AbeHolmes Barrie,ON 81 76 72 229 19 MatthewVihant Toronto,ON 80 74 75 229 19 SeanTrapp Janetville,ON 77 72 80 229 1944 NicholasOosterhof Cobourg,ON 77 80 73 230 20T45 ColeHague Markham,ON 75 81 75 231 21 RyanStolys RichmondHill,ON 77 75 79 231 21T47 ZacharyGreifenberger Toronto,ON 80 77 76 233 23 AntoineRoy Rimouski,QC 79 77 77 233 23 VincentPoirier Candiac,QC 72 81 80 233 23T50 OlivierMénard ValleyField,QC 83 77 74 234 24 JackRiordan Oshawa,ON 81 75 78 234 24 ThomasGevas Saint-Lazare,QC 83 71 80 234 24 BrendanSeys PortLambton,ON 76 76 82 234 24T54 JeffreyLebeau Sherbrooke,QC 80 79 76 235 25 IsaacMaxwell Mono,ON 83 75 77 235 25 RyanPage Whitby,ON 83 74 78 235 25 RyanAhrens Peterborough,ON 80 74 81 235 25

T58 LucaCarestia Ancaster,ON 81 78 77 236 26 KyleChung Brampton,ON 80 78 78 236 26 NicholasMihalo Windsor,ON 77 81 78 236 26 JulianMyers Ottawa,ON 80 78 78 236 26T62 TristanRenaud Sudbury,ON 79 81 77 237 27 OwenDick Toronto,ON 83 74 80 237 27 Eric(Joohyung)Byun RichmondHill,ON 71 81 85 237 27T65 DanielLi Toronto,ON 87 73 78 238 28 ÉdouardGrondin Montréal,QC 76 81 81 238 28 NathanDouglas Thornhill,ON 84 73 81 238 28 PhilippeGuité St-Bruno-de-Montarville,QC 78 77 83 238 28T69 FrédéricRousseau Longueuil,QC 87 78 74 239 29 Paul(wonkyung)Sung RichmondHill,ON 83 73 83 239 29T71 EthanBennett StoneyCreek,ON 80 85 76 241 31 ParkerLee OroMedonte,ON 81 82 78 241 31 JustinDiCienzo NiagaraFalls,ON 83 81 77 241 3174 LachlanO’Hara Mississauga,ON 82 77 83 242 3275 ThomasSze Vancouver,BC 82 84 77 243 33T76 DeeXie Toronto,ON 85 80 79 244 34 AlexandreCarrière Mirabel,QC 82 76 86 244 34T78 VincentDicosimo NiagaraFalls,ON 86 83 76 245 35 LukeSear Stouffville,ON 83 76 86 245 3580 ThomasHunt Georgetown,ON 83 75 89 247 3781 JaretChipman NiagaraFalls,ON 81 87 83 251 41T82 MattSommerville Baden,ON 87 85 80 252 42 JulienRoy Rimouski,QC 81 88 83 252 4284 TrentZorgdrager Stratford,ON 85 86 85 256 4685 WilliamGagné Québec,QC 92 83 83 258 48WD LukeDeCorso Guelph,ON 27 - - 27 8

CN Future Links Ontario Championship – Junior Boys MidlandGolf&CountryClub,Midland,ON,May27–29,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 MaryParsons Delta,BC 66 69 71 206 -102 ChloeCurrie Mississauga,ON 70 71 69 210 -6T3 GraceSt-Germain Orleans,ON 74 73 67 214 -2 SumieFrancois Burnaby,BC 76 67 71 214 -2 AmandaMinni Delta,BC 74 68 72 214 -26 AbigailRigsby Courtenay,BC 73 72 73 218 27 TiffanyKong Vancouver,BC 70 77 72 219 3T8 JaylaYoonjiKang Surrey,BC 74 75 71 220 4 AlishaLau Richmond,BC 75 72 73 220 410 YeJiLim Langley,BC 74 72 75 221 5T11 EunaHan Coquitlam,BC 84 73 66 223 7

EstherSubinLee MapleRidge,BC 76 76 71 223 713 HannahLee Surrey,BC 79 72 73 224 814 TieganTaylor Kelowna,BC 73 77 76 226 1015 PhoebeYue WestVancouver,BC 78 75 74 227 1116 KehlerKoss Calgary,AB 80 71 77 228 12T17 AnnabelleAckroyd Calgary,AB 81 72 76 229 13 KathrineChan Richmond,BC 77 74 78 229 13T19 DianaMcDonald Kingston,ON 77 76 77 230 14 MeganRatcliffe QualicumBeach,BC 79 75 76 230 14T21 AkariHayashi Victoria,BC 78 78 75 231 15 JayaRampuri Coquitlam,BC 74 80 77 231 15T23 ShirinAnjarwalla Nanaimo,BC 82 75 75 232 16

SharmaineRapisura Calgary,AB 78 74 80 232 16T25 NatalieChu Vancouver,BC 80 80 75 235 19 KennaHughes Calgary,AB 75 83 77 235 19 ClaireEmery Calgary,AB 79 77 79 235 19T28 KarenZhang Richmond,BC 83 78 75 236 20 AshleyCai Vancouver,BC 75 84 77 236 2030 CecileKwon MapleRidge,BC 77 82 79 238 2231 BobbiUhl Erickson,MB 85 76 80 241 2532 JiNaChoi PortMoody,BC 86 81 79 246 3033 LaurenKoenig Redcliff,AB 83 86 81 250 34

CN Future Links Pacific Championship – Junior GirlsTheDunesatKamloops,Kamloops,BC,May13–15,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 IsabellaPortokalis London,ON 71 73 72 216 62 TiffanyKong Vancouver,BC 74 72 72 218 83 HannahLee Surrey,BC 73 71 75 219 9T4 EllieSzeryk London,ON 78 68 74 220 10 MonetChun RichmondHill,ON 72 69 79 220 10 GraceSt-Germain Orleans,ON 68 75 77 220 10T7 NoemiePare Victoriaville,QC 76 74 73 223 13 AlexandraNaumovski Hornby,ON 77 73 73 223 139 MaryParsons Delta,BC 72 76 76 224 1410 Céleste,Dao Notre-Dame-de-L’Île-Perrot,QC 74 77 74 225 1511 ChloeCurrie Mississauga,ON 74 78 77 229 19

12 JasmimeLy Windsor,ON 76 76 78 230 20T13 Sarah-EveRheaume Québec,QC 81 75 75 231 21 SarahBeqaj Toronto,ON 75 75 81 231 2115 SukritiHarjai NiagaraFalls,ON 78 79 75 232 2216 KathrineChan Richmond,BC 77 80 76 233 2317 DelanaBasanisi Mississauga,ON 74 77 83 234 2418 MeganRatcliffe QualicumBeach,BC 76 76 83 235 2519 AlyssaDiMarcantonio Maple,ON 78 82 78 238 2820 EmilyRomancew Pierrefonds,QC 80 77 83 240 3021 AnnaFoley TorontoON 77 82 83 242 3222 RoseMorissette Laval,QC 91 74 78 243 33T23 HaileyMcLaughlin Markham,ON 86 77 82 245 35

AudreyParadis Blainville,QC 80 85 80 245 35T25 MarilouBernier Vaudreuil-Dorion,QC 81 83 82 246 36 CamrynRoadley Winnipeg,MB 83 78 85 246 3627 ElizabethBlier St.Bruno,QC 84 77 86 247 3728 KateJohnston Ayr,ON 83 75 91 249 3929 CynthiaZhao Toronto,ON 91 83 79 253 43T30 EmilyZhu RichmondHill,ON 89 87 79 255 45 ElliceHong Thornhill,ON 84 86 85 255 4532 KatieMcTaggart Guelph,ON 94 90 85 269 5933 RaesaSheikh Markham,ON 85 101 89 275 65

CN Future Links Ontario Championship – Junior Girls MidlandGolf&CountryClub,Midland,ON,May27–29,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 TonyGil Vaughan,ON 66 68 66 200 -162 ConaireKehoe Calgary,AB 69 72 69 210 -6T3 BrendanMacDougall Calgary,AB 76 67 68 211 -5 AlexanderSmith Calgary,AB 73 68 70 211 -5T5 IsaacD.H.Lee PittMeadows,BC 72 70 70 212 -4 ChandlerMcDowell Springbrook,AB 72 70 70 212 -4 ThomasVerigin WestVancouver,BC 71 69 72 212 -4 GavinCiulla Surrey,BC 70 71 71 212 -4T9 KaiIguchi Banff,AB 73 71 69 213 -3 PoSu Surrey,BC 73 65 75 213 -3T11 RoyKang NorthVancouver,BC 74 71 69 214 -2 KhanLee Langley,BC 69 74 71 214 -2 HenryLee Coquitlam,BC 72 71 71 214 -2 A.J.Ewart Coquitlam,BC 70 73 71 214 -2 WillisLee Langley,BC 71 69 74 214 -2T16 AdamVeenstra Smithers,BC 71 71 73 215 -1 EthanChoi PincherCreek,AB 70 69 76 215 -1T18 TerryCousineau Kamloops,BC 75 69 72 216 E JaewookLee Langley,BC 72 69 75 216 E20 ChrisHorton Calgary,AB 75 70 72 217 121 BrandonMcManus Surrey,BC 72 71 75 218 2T22 KeatonGudz Victoria,BC 72 74 73 219 3 VictorChoi Courtenay,BC 71 74 74 219 3T24 NolanThoroughgood Victoria,BC 79 70 71 220 4 KevinBishop Nanaimo,BC 72 76 72 220 4 JakeLane FortStJohn,BC 76 70 74 220 4T27 JoelVeenstra Smithers,BC 75 78 68 221 5 HarryBains Surrey,BC 78 71 72 221 5

AndrewSpalti Vancouver,BC 72 76 73 221 5 MichaelCrisologo Richmond,BC 70 76 75 221 5T31 WyattBrook Kamloops,BC 75 76 71 222 6 SeanBuckles NorthVancouver,BC 77 73 72 222 6 KeenanFlemming Sechelt,BC 73 75 74 222 6 Charles-EricBelanger Québec,QC 76 72 74 222 6 MaxSekulic Rycroft,AB 75 73 74 222 6 SpencerRhodes PortAlberni,BC 72 73 77 222 6 BradleyMcKeating Calgary,AB 73 69 80 222 6T38 MattBean Canmore,AB 76 79 68 223 7 LoganCarver Calgary,AB 79 76 68 223 7 MatthewKettleson Vancouver,BC 80 73 70 223 7 BradenMcKay Rossland,BC 78 72 73 223 7 AndyKim Langley,BC 73 76 74 223 7T43 AndrewWidjaja Calgary,AB 79 74 71 224 8 KyleLeiman Victoria,BC 74 76 74 224 8 ScottWalker Calgary,AB 77 72 75 224 8 CharlesKim Surrey,BC 72 75 77 224 8 JustinGaukel Surrey,BC 74 74 76 224 848 TristanMandur MillBay,BC 72 78 75 225 9T49 JordanSimpson Penticton,BC 76 77 73 226 10 MattCampbell Calgary,AB 78 74 74 226 10 JacobHayes Delta,BC 77 74 75 226 10T52 ConnorAckroyd St.Albert,AB 75 77 75 227 11 DanielHyun Langley,BC 73 78 76 227 11 JordanBean Canmore,AB 76 72 79 227 11T55 CarterGraf RedDeer,AB 77 81 70 228 12 JeevanSihota Victoria,BC 75 79 74 228 12T57 MitchellThiessen Chilliwack,BC 76 80 73 229 13

AidanGoodfellow Parksville,BC 78 73 78 229 13 MylesKillackey Gibsons,BC 74 76 79 229 13T60 DanielSun Surrey,BC 80 77 73 230 14 CianBesler-Chalcroft Calgary,AB 78 77 75 230 1462 BrycenKo Richmond,BC 78 74 79 231 1563 NicolasMiu Richmond,BC 78 76 78 232 1664 EthanKo Victoria,BC 77 79 77 233 17T65 MarkoBanic Calgary,AB 84 76 74 234 18 JacobLucki Agassiz,BC 80 77 77 234 18 JerryLi Vancouver,BC 77 78 79 234 18T68 AndyJang Langley,BC 77 83 75 235 19 MichaelLavorato Calgary,AB 77 81 77 235 19 TopLau Richmond,BC 84 75 76 235 19 MatthewJackson Edmonton,AB 77 79 79 235 1972 OwenMacEachern Calgary,AB 75 80 81 236 20T73 BrockChelle Edmonton,AB 83 78 76 237 21 LandonStellingwerff Calgary,AB 77 78 82 237 2175 AlexanderWebber Comox,BC 81 78 79 238 2276 AliLadak Richmond,BC 84 80 76 240 24T77 AdamNiles KamloopsBC 78 83 81 242 26 BenWong Calgary,AB 80 81 81 242 2679 JustinSawley Kimberley,BC 86 79 78 243 2780 BraedenCooper Vernon,BC 84 83 77 244 28T81 EvanUrquhart Calgary,AB 82 83 80 245 29 DrewHarvie Lethbridge,AB 82 78 85 245 2983 AdamPenk Coquitlam,BC 87 84 80 251 3584 ColeWilson Kelowna,BC 90 90 79 259 4385 MarcusRayner Burnaby,BC 88 84 89 261 4586 Jean-PhilippeParr St-Celestin,QC 86 91 88 265 49

CN Future Links Pacific Championship – Junior Boys TheDunesatKamloops,Kamloops,BC,May13–15,2016

Championship Results

20 Golf Canada

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 MonetChun RichmondHill,ON 72 70 79 221 52 NoemieParé Victoriaville,QC 76 70 76 222 63 Céleste,Dao Notre-Dame-de-L’Île-Perrot,QC 74 76 74 224 84 IsabellaPortokalis London,ON 78 76 75 229 13T5 MeghanMcLean PortWilliams,NS 78 71 81 230 14 AlyssaDiMarcantonio Maple,ON 72 76 82 230 147 Sarah-EveRheaume Québec,QC 74 82 77 233 178 AudreyParadis Blainville,QC 82 72 80 234 189 EmilyRomancew Pierrefonds,QC 82 75 78 235 19

10 ElliceHong Thornhill,ON 74 83 79 236 20T11 BrigitteThibault Rosemère,QC 82 79 79 240 24 ElizabethBlier St.Bruno,QC 83 75 82 240 24T13 MathildeDenicourt St-Cesaire,QC 83 78 81 242 26 MarilouBernier Vaudreuil-Dorion,QC 81 79 82 242 2615 HaileyMcLaughlin Markham,ON 81 80 82 243 2716 RoseMorissette Laval,QC 87 80 80 247 3117 DanielleSawyer Grafton,ON 85 83 80 248 32T18 ÉlizabethLabbé Lévis,QC 86 81 83 250 34 SarahCushing Brockville,ON 83 84 83 250 34

20 HeatherMcLean PortWilliams,NS 79 87 88 254 3821 LoryParadis Blainville,QC 87 87 84 258 4222 HaleyBaker Halifax,NS 91 85 85 261 4523 AudreyCôté Victoriaville,QC 86 87 91 264 48T24 YasmineDaoud Pierrefonds,QC 93 86 86 265 49 MeganMacGregor-Coste Gatineau,QC 90 90 85 265 4926 Sarah-MaudLongchamps Lévis,QC 92 82 96 270 5427 CharlieBernier Lévis,QC 93 90 89 272 5628 SarahMcLellan Oro-Medonte,ON 90 93 91 274 5829 MyrkaPerron Saint-Georges,QC 95 99 93 287 71

CN Future Links Quebec Championship – Junior Girls ClubdegolfBeauceville,Beauceville,QC,June3–5,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 CallumDavison Duncan,BC 70 67 73 210 -32 SamMeek Peterborough,ON 69 71 72 212 -1T3 MinwooPark Toronto,ON 72 69 73 214 1 Marc-AntoineHotte Mascouche,QC 70 68 76 214 15 BrandonLacasse Châteauguay,QC 72 67 76 215 2T6 CalvinRoss Fredericton,NB 72 70 74 216 3 WilliamDuquette Laval,QC 71 70 75 216 38 Louis-AlexandreColgan Québec,QC 71 73 73 217 4T9 LukeGavin Peterborough,ON 74 75 70 219 6 CougarCollins Caledon,ON 72 76 71 219 611 AntoineRoy Rimouski,QC 72 74 74 220 712 TyCelone LongSault,ON 71 70 80 221 8T13 LaurentDesmarchais Longueuil,QC 76 75 71 222 9 CullenChung Westmount,QC 75 75 72 222 9T15 AndyDubuc St-jean-sur-Richelieu,QC 75 75 73 223 10 Charles-EricBelanger Québec,QC 71 77 75 223 10T17 RaphaelNolet Terrebonne,QC 71 75 78 224 11 NickValiquette Cornwall 73 73 78 224 11T19 ThomasVallières Victoriaville,QC 77 75 73 225 12 MatthewChandler Chester,NS 74 77 74 225 12 NicolaGauthier Terrebonne,QC 77 71 77 225 12 Charles-DavidTrépanier Québec,QC 73 75 77 225 12T23 AntoineBeaupré-Vachon Montréal,QC 77 76 73 226 13 GriffinJones Manotick,ON 76 75 75 226 13 BrendanSmith AyersCliff,QC 75 75 76 226 13 ColeHague Markham,ON 75 76 75 226 13 FélixNormand MontSt-Hilaire,QC 77 73 76 226 13 SolomonCoupal Sainte-Thérèse,QC 74 76 76 226 13 BenjaminPerron Lac-Poulin,QC 72 73 81 226 13T30 Charles-OlivierMartineau Magog,QC 79 77 71 227 14

WilliamLatreille L’Île-Bizard,QC 73 83 71 227 14 Marc-AntoineLavigne Montréal,QC 80 72 75 227 14 FrédéricRousseau Longueuil,QC 74 77 76 227 14 ThomasGiroux Georgetown,ON 77 75 75 227 14 Jean-ChristopheGagnon Québec,QC 79 72 76 227 1436 JonathanVermette Val-d’Or,QC 74 73 81 228 15T37 DavidIaderosa Ottawa,ON 75 78 76 229 16 Eric(Joohyung)Byun RichmondHill,ON 78 72 79 229 16 RyanPage Whitby,ON 73 76 80 229 16T40 OlivierMénard ValleyField,QC 77 78 75 230 17 ShaunMargeson FallRiver,NS 75 80 75 230 17 MathewStevens Peterborough,ON 74 76 80 230 17 Jean-PhilippeDenicourt St-Césaire,QC 77 70 83 230 17T44 IsaacDarling Rothesay,NB 75 81 75 231 18 RaphaelLebrun LacDelage,QC 73 79 79 231 18 AntoineCôté Québec,QC 78 71 82 231 18T47 JulianMyers Ottawa,ON 77 77 78 232 19 AlexandreBelanger St-Jacques,NB 75 78 79 232 19 JakeBryson Dunrobin,ON 71 78 83 232 1950 SimonGaudet St-Liguori,QC 76 78 79 233 20T51 BrunoGendron Boucherville,QC 77 85 72 234 21 MathieuDuguay Cap-Saint-Ignace,QC 77 80 77 234 21 ÉdouardGrondin Montréal,QC 78 77 79 234 21 SamReid Moncton,NB 78 76 80 234 21 WilliamComeau Salaberry-de-Valleyfield,QC 79 73 82 234 21T56 TylerEpp Ottawa,ON 82 75 78 235 22 Louis-MichelGuay St-Isidore,QC 76 78 81 235 22 JeremyRenaud Lasalle,QC 78 72 85 235 2259 PhilipIsabelle Ste-Julie,QC 78 76 82 236 23T60 PatrickJackson Truro,NS 80 78 79 237 24 JeffreyLebeau Sherbrooke,QC 83 76 78 237 24

EwanKelly BeaverBank,NS 75 83 79 237 24 KeenanMcPhail Stittsville,ON 75 80 82 237 24T64 NathanDesrochers SaintBruno,QC 79 85 74 238 25 CedrikSara Laval,QC 79 83 76 238 25 AlexandreCarrière Mirabel,QC 82 77 79 238 25T67 PhilippeGuité St-Bruno-de-Montarville,QC 83 79 77 239 26 PhilippeRichard Québec,QC 78 76 85 239 26T69 AlexisChabot St-Jean-sur-Richelieu,QC 84 80 76 240 27 RyanMassicotte Ange-Gardien,QC 80 82 78 240 27 Louis-CharlesMarcotte Boischatel,QC 85 79 76 240 27 VictorRodrigue-Senécal Ste-Julie,QC 78 80 82 240 27T73 MalikDao Notre-Dame-de-L’Île-Perrot,QC 81 79 81 241 28 AlexyBarrette Mirabel,QC 77 83 81 241 2875 BryanGardner Victoriaville,QC 81 82 79 242 2976 WilliamDubois St.Jean-sur-le-Richelieu,QC 81 77 85 243 3077 ThomasStafford Beaconsfield,QC 80 82 82 244 3178 WilliamGagné Québec,QC 80 88 77 245 3279 LoganBoucher Beaconsfield,QC 80 85 82 247 3480 FredericVoiselle Quebec,QC 88 79 81 248 3581 AntoineRioux L’Ancienne-Lorette,QC 80 89 80 249 3682 JulienRoy Rimouski,QC 79 88 83 250 3783 WilliamLittlejohn Chicoutimi,QC 85 86 87 258 4584 LevyDeschenes Rawdon,QC 87 87 87 261 48T85 RémiLévesque Québec,QC 79 96 88 263 50 VictorBlier St-Bruno,QC 86 91 86 263 5087 RyanChoi Markham,ON 88 92 89 269 5688 SamuelBretonGagnon Lévis,QC 94 93 97 284 7189 Jean-PhilippeParr St-Celestin,QC 97 98 94 289 76WD VincentPoirier Candiac,QC 44 - - 44 9WD RyanAhrens Peterborough,ON - - - - -

CN Future Links Quebec Championship – Junior Boys ClubdegolfBeauceville,Beauceville,QC,June3–5,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 CamrynRoadley Winnipeg,MB 80 73 74 227 112 ShirinAnjarwalla Nanaimo,BC 78 74 77 229 133 Julie(Younsoo)Ju WestVancouver,BC 80 79 74 233 174 BobbiUhl Erickson,MB 88 80 75 243 27

5 Kate(Dahye)Choi Surrey,BC 81 81 82 244 286 RebeccaKuik Winnipeg,MB 83 86 78 247 317 KaylaSawchuk PrinceAlbert,SK 94 79 80 253 378 EmilyXu Burnaby,BC 85 88 82 255 399 Rebecca(LuYang)Jiang Langley,BC 87 89 80 256 40

10 JiNaChoi PortMoody,BC 86 85 86 257 4111 SamanthaCopeland Calgary,AB 85 85 88 258 4212 TiannaSlate Brandon,MB 94 92 93 279 6313 HayleyShanks Brandon,MB 111 98 94 303 87

CN Future Links Prairie Championship – Junior Girls NeepawaGolfClub,Neepawa,MB,June10–12,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 PeytonCallens Langton,ON 71 69 72 212 -42 KeatonGudz Victoria,BC 73 71 70 214 -23 MarcoTrstenjak Winnipeg,MB 76 71 68 215 -14 CallumDavison Duncan,BC 74 73 69 216 ET5 RyanMcMillan Winnipeg,MB 73 77 69 219 3 MaxMurchison Calgary,AB 73 78 68 219 3 KeenanFlemming Sechelt,BC 76 74 69 219 3T8 KadeJohnson Yorkton,SK 73 75 72 220 4 SamDiamond Winnipeg,MB 70 79 71 220 4 KhanLee Langley,BC 75 72 73 220 4 BenjaminFarrington FortMcMurray,AB 75 70 75 220 412 WesleyHoydalo Selkirk,MB 75 78 69 222 6T13 JaredDandy VankleekHlll,ON 79 74 70 223 7 EthandeGraaf Edmonton,AB 75 76 72 223 7

15 JacobHayes Delta,BC 77 76 72 225 9T16 ZacharyFarkas Calgary,AB 74 80 72 226 10 OwenMurray Calgary,AB 73 79 74 226 10T18 TaydenWallin Humboldt,SK 85 72 72 229 13 IzacSilagy Winnipeg,MB 84 77 68 229 1320 RomanTimmerman Saskatoon,SK 79 79 73 231 15T21 KeithNg Richmond,BC 73 82 77 232 16 WillisLee Langley,BC 77 80 75 232 1623 CamKellett London,ON 83 80 70 233 1724 SylvainRuest Winnipeg,MB 77 84 73 234 18T25 SeanGarvey Oakville,ON 80 81 76 237 21 RonniePostnikoff MedicineHat,AB 85 84 68 237 2127 CarsonHarcourt Kipling,SK 86 78 75 239 2328 MarcSweeney Saskatoon,SK 85 81 74 240 24T29 VictorChoi Courtenay,BC 80 79 82 241 25

JakobChicoyne Calgary,AB 82 83 76 241 2531 StephenOleskiw Yorkton,SK 86 79 77 242 2632 WilliamComeau Salaberry-de-Valleyfield,QC 88 81 74 243 2733 ConnorDunlop Strathmore,AB 83 86 75 244 2834 NicFanning Winnipeg,MB 81 86 79 246 3035 ZanderPark Calgary,AB 85 83 80 248 3236 BradyBandura Selkirk,MB 88 89 80 257 4137 EliasTheodossopoulos Calgary,AB 92 87 79 258 4238 JustinJames Arcola,SK 88 86 85 259 4339 BrentIngram WestStPaul,MB 96 82 84 262 4640 TigerLi Vancouver,BC 90 90 90 270 5441 MatteoUnger Brandon,MB 108 106 94 308 9242 TyloBroszeit Winnipeg,MB 105 108100 313 97WD LachlanO’Hara Mississauga,ON 77 76 35 188 15DQ CarsonDeThomasis London,ON 73 - - 73 1

CN Future Links Prairie Championship – Junior Boys NeepawaGolfClub,Neepawa,MB,June10–12,2016


POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 CalvinRoss Fredericton,NB 71 70 71 212 -42 AlexTaylor NineMileCreek,PE 75 70 71 216 ET3 ShaunMargeson FallRiver,NS 71 74 74 219 3 KevinChen Stratford,PE 73 72 74 219 35 AndrewBruce CornerBrook,NL 75 71 74 220 4T6 TylerHashmi Charlottetown,PE 77 73 71 221 5 LukeGavin Peterborough,ON 72 74 75 221 5 AubreyFarrell SydneyForks,NS 75 72 74 221 59 SamReid Moncton,NB 71 76 76 223 710 PatrickJackson Truro,NS 74 76 74 224 811 AdrianMallett Cornwall,PE 72 76 77 225 9T12 MatthewChandler Chester,NS 80 75 72 227 11 TaylorBeckstead Alliston,ON 73 78 76 227 11T14 SeanGarvey Oakville,ON 75 78 75 228 12 JackAnderson Halifax,NS 73 72 83 228 12T16 ConorSavage Dartmouth,NS 78 77 74 229 13 EwanKelly BeaverBank,NS 79 75 75 229 13 AlexandreBoudreau Dieppe,NB 73 78 78 229 13T19 BenjaminChassé FallRiver,NS 79 77 74 230 14 AndreSavoie Dieppe,NB 72 82 76 230 14 TylerWhite Otonabee,ON 75 78 77 230 14 MackenzieClark Fredericton,NB 78 74 78 230 14 ZackeryWillis Charlottetown,PE 77 76 77 230 14 MichaelSimms St.John’s,NL 77 74 79 230 14T25 JonahVidito Kentville,NS 83 75 73 231 15 BrendanDunphy Whitby,ON 77 78 76 231 15T27 DanielBruce CornerBrook,NL 80 78 75 233 17 GrantKoughan Stratford,PE 80 77 76 233 17

EvanD’Angelo St.John’s,NL 77 77 79 233 17 NashDenic St.John’s,NL 76 78 79 233 17 EvanStewart BelleRiver,PE 76 77 80 233 17T32 OwenDick Toronto,ON 81 75 78 234 18 NickDolomount CornerBrook,NL 78 75 81 234 18T34 TeranNewell Barrington,NS 85 74 76 235 19 ZacharyForsythe Coldbrook,NS 73 78 84 235 19 LukeReeves-Rollins Charlottetown,PE 75 75 85 235 19T37 StuartEarle WoodmansPoint,NB 80 79 77 236 20 JakeWamboldt HammondsPlains,NS 81 76 79 236 20 JasonPoley Stratford,PE 76 79 81 236 20T40 DanekHadley Bathurst,NB 84 73 80 237 21 SamMcNeill Summerside,PE 79 77 81 237 21 MaximeGaudet Memramcook,NB 78 77 82 237 21 LiamDelehanty Bedford,NS 76 76 85 237 21T44 AlexHall Charlottetown,PE 79 81 78 238 22 JamesParsons Almonte,ON 76 80 82 238 22 JaredCoyle Manotick,ON 78 76 84 238 22T47 IsaacDarling Rothesay,NB 84 80 75 239 23 RyanMacNeilLamswood Stephenville,NL 81 73 85 239 23T49 AndrewCooke HammondsPlains,NS 80 83 77 240 24 DylanChase Chipman,NB 79 82 79 240 24 AlexLeBlanc Dieppe,NB 82 79 79 240 24 CharlieDesRoches DaysCorner,PE 83 77 80 240 24T53 RyanO’Hearn Waverley,NS 79 86 76 241 25 BenMacDonald Bathurst,NB 84 79 78 241 25T55 CamWhite Belfast,PE 79 81 82 242 26 AlexDillon Charlottetown,PE 80 80 82 242 2657 ColinKoughan Stratford,PE 81 81 81 243 27

T58 LoganTramble Bedford,NS 86 79 79 244 28 JohnMosher Halifax,NS 81 81 82 244 28 BlakeThomsen Milton,PE 79 83 82 244 2861 EvanCallaghan Stellarton,NS 85 79 81 245 29T62 MichaelFavier Charlottetown,PE 78 84 84 246 30 CarsonDeThomasis London,ON 85 75 86 246 30 BrandonRamsay Summerside,PE 82 79 85 246 30 SamuelCormier Dieppe,NB 79 78 89 246 3066 JonahMacMillan ClydeRiver,PE 77 82 88 247 31T67 NathanKing CornerBrook,NL 84 81 83 248 32 MattWest Bedford,NS 79 83 86 248 3269 AlexGoodyear NewMaryland,NB 85 80 84 249 3370 MarkChandler Chester,NS 81 86 83 250 34T71 AidenCoyle Manotick,ON 83 86 82 251 35 BenCallaghan Stellarton,NS 79 85 87 251 3573 NoahWoodworth Kingston,PE 81 84 89 254 3874 DanielKirby Woodstock,NB 87 77 91 255 39T75 LukeDillon Charlottetown,PE 89 82 88 259 43 AlexGallant Summerside,PE 86 83 90 259 4377 IsaacDrake VernonBridge,PE 96 86 89 271 5578 ColbyMacArthur Summerside,PE 89 92 93 274 5879 TjMacLeod Upton,PE 92 90 99 281 6580 JosephCluney CornerBrook,NL 97 90 95 282 6681 MitchellCollins NewMaryland,NB 98 90 96 284 6882 CalebDrake VernonBridge,PE 98 96 95 289 7383 ThierryBasque Dieppe,NB 98 100101 299 8384 CarsonLund Stratford,PE 101 10693 300 84

CN Future Links Atlantic Championship – Junior Boys CountryviewGolfClub,Charlottetown,PE,July12–14,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 AllisonChandler Chester,NS 69 73 74 216 E2 HeatherMcLean PortWilliams,NS 77 76 77 230 143 SarahBeqaj Toronto,ON 75 82 74 231 15T4 LauraJones Moncton,NB 79 76 78 233 17

MeghanMcLean PortWilliams,NS 74 78 81 233 176 LauraWesselius Intervale,NB 87 90 74 251 357 SarahHolt Waterville,NB 76 88 91 255 398 MackenzieScott UpperHampstead,NB 91 83 85 259 439 KileyMacDonald Bedford 81 89 90 260 44

10 NatashaStasiuk Oakville,ON 84 93 86 263 4711 TaylorCormier CornerBrook,NL 94 97 92 283 6712 PaigeHickey CornerBrook,NL 93 96 97 286 7013 MackenzieDeveau Moncton,NB 106100 91 297 8114 AbbyBugden CornerBrook,NL 131115127 373 157

CN Future Links Atlantic Championship – Junior Girls CountryviewGolfClub,Charlottetown,PE,July12–14,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 KehlerKoss* Calgary,AB 69 73 80 222 62 PhoebeYue WestVancouver,BC 73 76 73 222 63 KennaHughes Calgary,AB 78 69 76 223 74 AnnabelleAckroyd Calgary,AB 77 80 74 231 155 ClaireEmery Calgary,AB 75 84 77 236 206 TaylorStone Calgary,AB 89 75 73 237 217 SydneyScraba Calgary,AB 80 77 82 239 238 SharmaineRapisura Calgary,AB 82 79 79 240 249 JenniferGu WestVancouver,BC 80 82 80 242 26

10 SherriYang Richmond,BC 81 81 82 244 2811 LaurenKoenig Redcliff,AB 79 77 89 245 2912 ReeseMartin Brooks,AB 81 83 85 249 33T13 KittyZhang Vancouver,BC 82 85 84 251 35 AmandaGraham Canmore,AB 86 81 84 251 3515 CassidyLaidlaw Calgary,AB 84 86 82 252 36T16 SophiaBian Vancouver,BC 92 83 80 255 39 SandeePark WestVancouver,BC 83 94 78 255 3918 KaitlynWingnean Edmonton,AB 89 85 85 259 4319 CassidyCouture Calgary,AB 92 83 87 262 46

20 TillieClaggett Calgary,AB 91 88 85 264 48T21 JessicaMarks Calgary,AB 88 92 87 267 51 JhunamSidhu Burnaby,BC 87 87 93 267 5123 SamanthaCopeland Calgary,AB 91 92 85 268 5224 CamrynFrasz Brooks,AB 95 95 86 276 6025 JaylaKucy Camrose,AB 91 96 91 278 6226 AlexaWingnean Edmonton,AB 93 103 93 289 73*woninaplayoff

CN Future Links Western Championship – Junior Girls MedicineHatGolf&CountryClub,MedicineHat,AB,July4–6,2016

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 BrendanMacDougall* Calgary,AB 71 70 68 209 -72 ChandlerMcDowell Springbrook,AB 70 70 69 209 -73 ThomasCode Dorchester,ON 72 69 72 213 -34 AlexanderSmith Calgary,AB 70 72 71 213 -35 KaiIguchi Banff,AB 71 76 67 214 -26 KadeJohnson Yorkton,SK 70 72 73 215 -17 ChrisHorton Calgary,AB 74 68 74 216 E8 ConaireKehoe Calgary,AB 72 72 74 218 29 MichaelValk MedicineHat,AB 71 73 75 219 3T10 MaxMurchison Calgary,AB 71 77 72 220 4 LoganCarver Calgary,AB 74 71 75 220 4 MattCampbell Calgary,AB 75 70 75 220 4 JordanBean Canmore,AB 71 71 78 220 414 MasonHarder Lethbridge,AB 76 73 72 221 5T15 MarcSweeney Saskatoon,SK 70 75 78 223 7 MaxSekulic Rycroft,AB 74 72 77 223 7 NoahKozack Regina,SK 71 74 78 223 718 EthanChoi PincherCreek,AB 73 74 77 224 819 MattBean Canmore,AB 78 74 76 228 12T20 MatthewTse Calgary,AB 75 78 76 229 13 ZacharyFarkas Calgary,AB 76 74 79 229 13T22 KorbinAllan Strathmore,AB 72 76 82 230 14 RonniePostnikoff MedicineHat,AB 74 74 82 230 14T24 ScottWalker Calgary,AB 80 76 75 231 15 SylvainRuest Winnipeg,MB 78 76 77 231 15 MichaelLavorato Calgary,AB 73 80 78 231 1527 DarinBertschi Lethbridge,AB 75 79 78 232 16

28 CameronDuffin RedDeer,AB 82 74 78 234 18T29 HunterThomson Calgary,AB 79 81 75 235 19 OwenMurray Calgary,AB 79 80 76 235 19 BradleyMcKeating Calgary,AB 81 76 78 235 19T32 MarkoBanic Calgary,AB 81 77 78 236 20 RyanHodgins MedicineHat,AB 81 76 79 236 20 ThomasSze Vancouver,BC 77 78 81 236 20 CianBesler-Chalcroft Calgary,AB 79 76 81 236 20 CarterGraf RedDeer,AB 80 75 81 236 20 JaceOuellette RedDeerCounty,AB 73 81 82 236 20T38 BerkeleyMeppem Okotoks,AB 84 78 75 237 21 ColeWilson Kelowna,BC 82 80 75 237 21 TySteinbring Barrhead,AB 82 80 75 237 21 PierceHawker Calgary,AB 81 79 77 237 21 RomanTimmerman Saskatoon,SK 74 85 78 237 21 AndrewWidjaja Calgary,AB 78 81 78 237 21 LachlanSpriddle Lethbridge,AB 74 83 80 237 2145 ConnorDunlop Strathmore,AB 80 80 78 238 22T46 EthandeGraaf Edmonton,AB 81 77 81 239 23 BenjaminFarrington FortMcMurray,AB 75 81 83 239 23T48 BenWong Calgary,AB 83 80 78 241 25 AustinMorrison Lloydminster,AB 80 82 79 241 25 JustinLoro Calgary,AB 79 77 85 241 25T51 ConnorAckroyd St.Albert,AB 82 83 77 242 26 ChaseBroderson Lacombe,AB 80 82 80 242 26 JakobChicoyne Calgary,AB 81 79 82 242 2654 NigelAnderson Calgary,AB 81 82 79 242 26T55 BraydenSwift Calgary,AB 87 82 74 243 27

AndrewCCampbell Saskatoon,SK 88 78 77 243 27 JordanCooke SylvanLake,AB 83 79 81 243 2758 KeatonVeillette Toronto,ON 79 88 77 244 2859 ReidSvendsen GrandePrairie,AB 86 81 79 246 30T60 ThomasSluka Canmore,AB 81 86 80 247 31 EvanUrquhart Calgary,AB 81 79 87 247 31T62 GriffinWilson SwiftCurrent,SK 81 88 79 248 32 CaleSingular Bassano,AB 83 82 83 248 32 CurtisWebster Calgary,AB 85 79 84 248 32 MattBering MedicineHat,AB 77 88 83 248 32T66 EliasTheodossopoulos Calgary,AB 87 83 80 250 34 ZanderPark Calgary,AB 79 83 88 250 3468 LyndenJones Calgary,AB 83 82 86 251 3569 BrockChelle Edmonton,AB 77 86 89 252 36T70 SebastianFarkas Calgary,AB 81 89 83 253 37 OwenMacEachern Calgary,AB 83 83 87 253 37T72 NickSprovieri Calgary,AB 83 91 84 258 42 ScottShugg Cochrane,AB 87 83 88 258 42T74 MitchellFleming Calgary,AB 82 87 90 259 43 MasonKucy Camrose,AB 82 84 93 259 4376 RichardDou Calgary,AB 84 84 92 260 4477 DanielTheal Calgary,AB 85 95 84 264 4878 DevinKucy Camrose,AB 89 86 90 265 4979 ColeBateman Calgary,AB 87 90 92 269 5380 SamBratvold MedicineHat,AB 87 94 96 277 61WD SamDiamond Winnipeg,MB 83 - - 83 11*woninaplayoff

CN Future Links Western Championship – Junior Boys MedicineHatGolf&CountryClub,MedicineHat,AB,July4–6,2016

22 Golf Canada

Canadian University/College Championship – Individual Men’s MorningstarGolfClub,Parksville,BC,May31–June3,2016POS NAME SCHOOL ROUNDS TOT +/-1 ScottSecord UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 67 67 73 70 277 -112 LawrenRowe UniversityofVictoriaVikes 71 69 71 70 281 -73 ConnorMcLellan UniversityofFraserValleyCascades 76 73 66 68 283 -54 JackWood UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 69 73 69 74 285 -35 ChrisCrisologo SimonFraserUniversityClan 68 76 71 71 286 -26 EvanHolmes UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 72 71 72 72 287 -1T7 BradyStead CamosunCollegeChargers 69 74 74 72 289 1 NateOllis UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 72 71 72 74 289 19 AndrewHarrison UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 70 71 73 79 293 510 RyanTsang UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 72 76 70 77 295 7T11 AlexanderCartwright UniversityofVictoriaVikes 77 73 74 72 296 8 JosiahDixon NiagaraCollegeKnights 71 76 73 76 296 8 CharlesFitzsimmons WesternUniversityMustangs 75 72 75 74 296 8T14 ArthurHeinkele UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 76 75 70 76 297 9 ChrisMurray Queen’sUniversityGaels 74 75 73 75 297 9 JasonMartens UniversityofAlbertaGoldenBears 74 73 71 79 297 9T17 AndrewFunk UniversityofVictoriaVikes 79 74 77 69 299 11 EvanLittlefield NiagaraCollegeKnights 73 72 78 76 299 11 JordanGregoris Queen’sUniversityGaels 72 69 82 76 299 11 DavidFrench UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 71 76 72 80 299 11T21 EricFlockhart WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 77 73 72 79 301 13 ConnorO’Dell UniversityoftheFraserValleyCascades 78 70 71 82 301 13 JakeAdams UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 76 78 72 75 301 13T24 BruceTomie UniversityofVictoriaVikes 76 75 76 76 303 15 ZachOlson UniversityoftheFraserValleyCascades 71 76 76 80 303 15T26 MattMatheson CamosunCollegeChargers 73 79 75 77 304 16

IanWilson Queen’sUniversityGaels 76 76 77 75 304 16 MattLemay GeorgianCollegeGrizzlies 73 71 74 86 304 16 TrevorCorner Queen’sUniversityGaels 76 74 74 80 304 16 RodneyMorgan ConcordiaUniversityStingers 78 73 75 78 304 1631 TrumanTai UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 78 81 75 72 306 18T32 GrantMaskiewich CamosunCollegeChargers 76 80 74 77 307 19 JeremyRose Queen’sUniversityGaels 79 76 71 81 307 19T34 DevinBartlett UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 76 80 80 72 308 20 RyanMitchell ConcordiaUniversityStingers 72 77 77 82 308 2036 MacKeats CamosunCollegeChargers 80 81 75 73 309 21T37 ScottMerriam CamosunCollegeChargers 81 75 75 80 311 23 ThomasFuhr UniversityofAlbertaGoldenBears 76 73 74 88 311 23T39 DylanCave UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 82 75 78 77 312 24 JacobPeterson ConcordiaUniversityStingers 75 77 81 79 312 2441 MarcusLam UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 79 85 79 73 316 2842 GordonGibson UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 75 76 79 87 317 29T43 NickSchepens NiagaraCollegeKnights 80 80 76 82 318 30 ZackerySecord ConcordiaUniversityStingers 79 75 80 84 318 3045 QuinnBunten-Walberg UniversityofAlbertaGoldenBears 84 78 72 85 319 3146 TylerMiehe UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 76 83 76 85 320 32T47 MitchellvanGameren ConcordiaUniversityStingers 77 83 77 84 321 33 SamDiPinto UniversityofAlbertaGoldenBears 84 80 78 79 321 3349 NathanBahnman UniversityoftheFraserValleyCascades 75 82 82 83 322 3450 MichaelGriffin UniversityofVictoriaVikes 80 83 79 82 324 3651 KalebFisher UniversityoftheFraserValleyCascades 84 85 77 80 326 3852 LoganLammerant NiagaraCollegeKnights 83 85 80 81 329 41

POS NAME SCHOOL ROUNDS TOT +/-1 KatKennedy UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 80 70 77 73 300 122 AlexandraPelletier UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 71 72 85 76 304 163 BarbaraNeto-Bradley UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 79 72 78 81 310 22T4 LauraUpenieks UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 77 79 79 76 311 23 CarolineCiot UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 75 73 83 80 311 236 SarahDunning UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 82 77 76 80 315 27T7 VeroniqueFortin-Latreille UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 83 78 80 75 316 28 Sarah-AndréaLandry UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 84 74 76 82 316 289 ElizabethAsselin UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 84 79 79 75 317 2910 QuinnFitzgerald UniversityofVictoriaVikes 76 81 82 80 319 3111 AvrilLi UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 78 84 84 76 322 34

T12 AnaPeric UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 83 83 82 75 323 35 KelseyFuchs UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 83 82 77 81 323 3514 EuniceHong UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 80 83 77 85 325 37T15 CadenceHellmann UniversityofVictoriaVikes 87 81 81 80 329 41 MelissaRamnauth Queen’sUniversityGaels 84 81 83 81 329 4117 LauraFerreira UniversityofVictoriaVikes 77 91 82 81 331 4318 MichaelaAbey UniversityofVictoriaVikes 83 86 78 86 333 4519 RobynCampbell Queen’sUniversityGaels 82 84 80 91 337 4920 JulieBrossoit UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 85 98 85 86 354 66T21 MarianneGagnon UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 93 94 87 88 362 74 SamanthaGold Queen’sUniversityGaels 93 92 86 91 362 7423 JenniferKates Queen’sUniversityGaels 103 91 93 95 382 94

Canadian University/College Championship – Individual Women’s MorningstarGolfClub,Parksville,BC,May31–June3,2016

CUTKylerBourgeault VancouverIslandUniversityMariners 80 69 74 - 223 7MackenzieDasti UOITRidgebacks 73 75 76 - 224 8JackWerhun UniversityofManitobaBisons 76 74 75 - 225 9OlivierDaneau UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 76 76 74 - 226 10DevonSchade UniversityofManitobaBisons 73 69 84 - 226 10AustinRyan WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 77 76 74 - 227 11RobbiePotesta VancouverIslandUniversityMariners 80 69 78 - 227 11ScottBanks UniversityofGuelphGryphons 77 74 76 - 227 11DanielGosselin ÉcoledeTechnologieSupérieure 76 79 73 - 228 12ÉtienneDumas UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 78 74 77 - 229 13JakeHamilton UniversityofVictoriaVikes 76 74 79 - 229 13MacCarter WesternUniversityMustangs 81 74 75 - 230 14JoshuaPolisuk UniversityofGuelphGryphons 75 80 76 - 231 15ChristianMcCullough HumberCollegeHawks 75 78 78 - 231 15GregBillingsley UniversityofCalgaryDinos 76 76 79 - 231 15JoshNeufeld UniversityofManitobaBisons 80 78 74 - 232 16BradyZordan GeorgianCollegeGrizzlies 78 78 76 - 232 16Jean-SimonRoss UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 85 75 73 - 233 17BaptisteMory UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 75 79 79 - 233 17GabrielTrempe UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 75 74 84 - 233 17JonathanCollins GeorgianCollegeGrizzlies 75 80 78 - 233 17PeterSlade UniversityofCalgaryDinos 78 78 77 - 233 17CallumBiehn WesternUniversityMustangs 78 77 79 - 234 18JohnShoreman UniversityofGuelphGryphons 78 74 82 - 234 18PhilippeSauvageau ÉcoledeTechnologieSupérieure 79 78 78 - 235 19MichaelForbes UniversityofOttawaGeeGee’s 78 76 81 - 235 19ScottMcNichol UniversityofCalgaryDinos 75 82 78 - 235 19CurtisO’Reilly WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 78 77 81 - 236 20MathieuCaron ÉcoledeTechnologieSupérieure 77 80 80 - 237 21MatthieuKennis UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 82 79 76 - 237 21AdamMigur WesternUniversityMustangs 79 80 78 - 237 21MattKadatz UniversityofCalgaryDinos 85 73 79 - 237 21BenWhiteside WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 78 84 76 - 238 22JeffBleue UniversityofManitobaBisons 76 83 79 - 238 22TrevorWhiton UniversityofGuelphGryphons 82 79 78 - 239 23MatthewRitchot UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 73 78 89 - 240 24DenverDafoe GeorgianCollegeGrizzlies 81 78 82 - 241 25Marc-OlivierCyr ÉcoledeTechnologieSupérieure 83 77 83 - 243 27ChristopherLao WesternUniversityMustangs 86 77 81 - 244 28AlexGagnon UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 79 84 82 - 245 29

ConnorWilks WilfredLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 83 84 79 - 246 30MitchellTaylor UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 82 82 82 - 246 30GabrielGingras UniversityofOttawaGeeGee’s 78 95 73 - 246 30DanielKnapp GeorgianCollegeGrizzlies 83 86 77 - 246 30AlexisRispal UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 78 86 84 - 248 32MatthausTaylor UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 85 83 80 - 248 32FrédéricMatthey UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 80 85 85 - 250 34NoelNgo UniversityofManitobaBisons 84 82 84 - 250 34NicholasStriker UniversityofGuelphGryphons 80 89 82 - 251 35BenjaminTaylor UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 91 82 80 - 253 37BrettSheridan UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 80 87 86 - 253 37JeremyParisien ÉcoledeTechnologieSupérieure 86 86 83 - 255 39DrewDougherty UniversityofCalgaryDinos 79 84 92 - 255 39DQAlexRakowski UniversityofAlbertaGoldenBears 93 99 87 110 389 101JWDMarkWikkerink NiagaraCollegeKnights 77 72 72 126 347 59JWDGajanSivabalasingham UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 78 89 162 162 491 203

Team Results – Stroke PlayPOS School R1 R2 R3 R4 Total +/-1 UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 278 280 286 290 1134 -182 UniversityofVictoriaVikes 303 291 298 287 1179 273 Queen’sUniversityGaels 298 294 295 306 1193 414 UniversityofFraserValleyCascades 300 301 290 310 1201 495 CamosunCollegeChargers 298 308 298 299 1203 516 NiagaraCollegeKnights 301 300 299 315 1215 637 UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 301 309 302 304 1216 648 UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 301 316 300 307 1224 729 ConcordiaUniversityStingers 302 302 309 323 1236 8410 UniversityofAlbertaGoldenBears 318 304 295 331 1248 96MC GeorgianCollegeGrizzlies 307 307 305 - 919 55MC UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 308 303 309 - 920 56MC UniversityofManitobaBisons 305 303 312 - 920 56MC WesternUniversityMustangs 313 300 307 - 920 56MC WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 310 310 301 - 921 57MC UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 309 314 306 - 929 65MC UniversityofGuelphGryphons 310 307 312 - 929 65MC UniversityofCalgaryDinos 308 309 313 - 930 66MC ÉcoledeTechnologieSupérieure 315 314 314 - 943 79MC UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 320 325 328 - 973 109

CUTClaireKonning UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 79 82 82 - 243 27SamanthaCoates CarletonUniversityRavens 86 78 83 - 247 31SheilaMcKeen HumberCollegeHawks 83 80 84 - 247 31KristenLee UniversityofAlbertaPandas 78 88 83 - 249 33JordonNewlands WesternUniversityMustangs 84 83 83 - 250 34LorelleWeavers NiagaraCollegeKnights 84 96 74 - 254 38SaraHolland WesternUniversityMustangs 82 95 79 - 256 40LisaReid UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 84 85 87 - 256 40TashaMacDonald WesternUniversityMustangs 90 88 84 - 262 46KristynKurio UniversityofAlbertaPandas 85 89 89 - 263 47MichaelaDiMarcantonio HumberCollegeHawks 92 82 89 - 263 47LauraLuna UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 84 90 92 - 266 50SoniaNagindas HumberCollegeHawks 93 82 92 - 267 51ElannaLachaine-DeMarchi UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 95 93 83 - 271 55SkylarTurkiewicz WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 89 92 94 - 275 59AlexGarcia UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 92 90 94 - 276 60BriannaBruni-Bossio UniversityofAlbertaPandas 99 90 90 - 279 63SarahGeurten WesternUniversityMustangs 95 96 94 - 285 69KaitlynBenoit UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 94 100 93 - 287 71JamieWood WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 103 92 94 - 289 73AlyMedeiros WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 99 88 103 - 290 74

EmmaDegenhardt UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 96 99 97 - 292 76LindsayVoogt HumberCollegeHawks 106 98 93 - 297 81KathleenMcLean UniversityofAlbertaPandas 112 114 109 - 335 119ErinLee UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 122 115 114 - 351 135DQCatherineGariépy UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 79 85 83 82 329 41

Team Results – Stroke Play

POS School R1 R2 R3 R4 Total +/-1 UniversityofBritishColumbiaThunderbirds 237 225 232 230 924 60T2 UniversitédeMontréalCarabins 242 225 239 237 943 79 UniversityofTorontoVarsityBlues 242 238 232 231 943 794 UniversitéLavalRougeetOr 234 236 247 233 950 865 UniversityofVictoriaVikes 236 248 241 241 966 1026 Queen’sUniversityGaels 259 256 249 263 1027 163MC WesternUniversityMustangs 256 266 246 - 768 120MC UniversityofWaterlooWarriors 255 262 257 - 774 126MC HumberCollegeHawks 268 244 265 - 777 129MC UniversityofAlbertaPandas 262 267 262 - 791 143MC UniversityofLethbridgePronghorns 274 284 277 - 835 187MC WilfridLaurierUniversityGoldenHawks 291 272 291 - 854 206


POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 GarrettRank Elmira,ON 69 68 65 67 269 -19T2 RyanSevigny Stittsville,ON 73 68 70 64 275 -13 JordanIrwin Banff,AB 67 65 70 73 275 -13T4 DavidWilliamson Truro,NS 71 72 66 67 276 -12 JosephDeraney Nashville,TN 73 68 66 69 276 -126 DerekMeinhart Mattoon,IL 71 69 66 73 279 -9T7 KevinCarrigan Victoria,BC 75 72 64 69 280 -8 RobCouture Dallas,TX 74 71 64 71 280 -8T9 JamesKrantz Oshawa,ON 71 69 70 71 281 -7 MichelLandry SaintJohn,NB 73 69 68 71 281 -711 CharlesFitzsimmons London,ON 69 72 68 73 282 -6T12 RyanKings Kitchener,ON 69 68 75 71 283 -5 BrandonMarkiw Edmonton,AB 68 76 69 70 283 -5 PhilipArci Vaughan,ON 68 69 73 73 283 -5T15 JordanCrampton London,ON 73 70 73 68 284 -4 DrewSymons Woodstock,ON 76 70 68 70 284 -4 SebastienLevasseur Nicolet,QC 69 71 72 72 284 -4T18 DavidStewart Saskatoon,SK 71 73 72 69 285 -3 JacobPeterson Montréal,QC 67 69 79 70 285 -3 MichaelRutgers Windsor,ON 75 68 70 72 285 -3 DustinYeager Calgary,AB 68 74 68 75 285 -3T22 AlexDumais Caledon,ON 76 68 70 73 287 -1 JackHall Savannah,GA 73 67 72 75 287 -1

MatthewSim Oakville,ON 69 67 72 79 287 -1T25 TylerZaba Regina,SK 72 71 74 71 288 E JamesColinDavis Montréal,QC 71 73 72 72 288 E ChrisHolmes Markham,ON 78 69 68 73 288 E PaulBriske Calgary,AB 76 70 70 72 288 E AndrewRobb Vancouver,BC 72 72 71 73 288 E EricJohnson Winnipeg,MB 71 72 76 69 288 E JayJewett Sudbury,ON 70 79 73 66 288 E DarrenShaw StoneyCreek,ON 70 68 70 80 288 ET33 HuguesLegault Saint-Lazare,QC 74 71 73 71 289 1 AlexPalmer SaintJohn,NB 74 71 72 72 289 1 SeanStuart Halifax,NS 79 69 70 71 289 1T36 LeviMcdermott Forestburg,AB 77 71 69 73 290 2 DwightReinhart Renfrew,ON 71 75 72 72 290 2 JesseSkelton St.FrancoisXavier,MB 74 70 74 72 290 2 JohnHarrington Ajax,ON 73 75 70 72 290 2 BrettTaylor Quispamisis,NB 74 71 74 71 290 2 JoeAmelia Chatham,ON 72 75 74 69 290 2T42 StuMusgrave Moncton,NB 73 74 70 74 291 3 RobCowan Waterloo,ON 75 72 71 73 291 3 PhilipDoucet Beaconsfield,QC 72 74 73 72 291 3T45 JoshHunke NewHamburg,ON 70 75 72 75 292 4 BrandonMcGregor St.Catherines,ON 71 74 72 75 292 4

TimothyCaine Bowmanvillle,ON 71 73 74 74 292 4T48 PaulRaycroft Humboldt,SK 71 73 74 75 293 5 DerekDalziel Hamilton,ON 74 71 72 76 293 5 GaryYoung Mississauga,ON 75 70 74 74 293 5 AaronNickerson Clark’sHarbour,NS 76 73 70 74 293 5 CraigDoell Victoria,BC 71 77 73 72 293 5 DanielNeveu Pinehurst,NC 75 74 73 71 293 5T54 EdwardReevey Rothesay,NB 72 77 70 75 294 6 MorganCampbell Atlanta,GA 71 78 72 73 294 6T56 ChrisHenri Beaconsfield,QC 70 75 75 75 295 7 ShaunDunphy Saskatoon,SK 69 78 73 75 295 7T58 DavidGreenaway Barrie,ON 71 77 73 75 296 8 CodyAdolph StonyPlain,AB 75 74 72 75 296 8T60 MarcSt-Germain Toronto,ON 77 68 75 77 297 9 ScottBennett NorthVancouver,BC 75 73 72 77 297 9 GeoffCampbell Wellington,NS 75 73 76 73 297 9 WesleyStewart Windsor,ON 72 73 81 71 297 9T64 AndrewDingwall SherwoodPark,AB 75 74 69 80 298 10 JustinMcDonald Winnipeg,MB 73 75 74 76 298 1066 JordanKlein Toronto,ON 74 74 75 76 299 1167 KrisCarley Carnduff,SK 75 73 78 76 302 1468 TravisFifi Brandon,MB 76 71 73 84 304 1669 BrianKatchnoski Winnipeg,MB 78 71 78 81 308 20

Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur ChampionshipGolfChâteau-Bromont,Bromont,QC,August23–26,2016

CUT

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 RobCouture Dallas,TX 74 71 64 71 280 -82 DrewSymons Woodstock,ON 76 70 68 70 284 -43 JackHall Savannah,GA 73 67 72 75 287 -1T4 PaulBriske Calgary,AB 76 70 70 72 288 E JayJewett Sudbury,ON 70 79 73 66 288 E DarrenShaw StoneyCreek,ON 70 68 70 80 288 E7 HuguesLegault Saint-Lazare,QC 74 71 73 71 289 1

T8 DwightReinhart Renfrew,ON 71 75 72 72 290 2 BrettTaylor Quispamisis,NB 74 71 74 71 290 2T10 StuMusgrave Moncton,NB 73 74 70 74 291 3 RobCowan Waterloo,ON 75 72 71 73 291 3 PhilipDoucet Beaconsfield,QC 72 74 73 72 291 313 TimothyCaine Bowmanvillle,ON 71 73 74 74 292 4T14 GaryYoung Mississauga,ON 75 70 74 74 293 5 AaronNickerson Clark’sHarbour,NS 76 73 70 74 293 5

CraigDoell Victoria,BC 71 77 73 72 293 5 DanielNeveu Pinehurst,NC 75 74 73 71 293 518 EdwardReevey Rothesay,NB 72 77 70 75 294 619 ChrisHenri Beaconsfield,QC 70 75 75 75 295 720 DavidGreenaway Barrie,ON 71 77 73 75 296 8T21 ScottBennett NorthVancouver,BC 75 73 72 77 297 9 WesleyStewart Windsor,ON 72 73 81 71 297 923 BrianKatchnoski Winnipeg,MB 78 71 78 81 308 20

Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship – Mid-Master DivisionGolfChâteau-Bromont,Bromont,QC,August23–26,2016

BenBandura Selkirk,MB 79 71 - - 150 6TimYorke Kensington,PE 76 74 - - 150 6KevinTemple Calgary,AB 78 72 - - 150 6JohnBearrie Arlington,TX 74 76 - - 150 6GregO’Neill Rothesay,NB 75 75 - - 150 6JebbNucci St-Laurent,QC 75 75 - - 150 6Jean-HenriLavoie Brampton,ON 81 70 - - 151 7StephenLayne Dollard-Des-Ormeaux,QC 77 75 - - 152 8ShiroMani Calgary,AB 78 74 - - 152 8GrantOh Calgary,AB 81 72 - - 153 9JacquesPaiement Québec,QC 71 82 - - 153 9WilliamSmith Newville,PA 77 76 - - 153 9JeffMurdoch StonyPlain,AB 77 77 - - 154 10SteveFredericks Peterborough,ON 73 81 - - 154 10ColinCoben Delisle,SK 78 77 - - 155 11BillLipsett Beamsville,ON 77 79 - - 156 12SenanFoley Calgary,AB 83 73 - - 156 12

BlaiseCloutier Montréal,QC 75 81 - - 156 12DanielHaineault Boucherville,QC 80 76 - - 156 12MichelLabelle Kirkland,QC 76 80 - - 156 12ToddMacRae WestVancouver,BC 78 79 - - 157 13BryanSonnenberg Mississau,ON 76 81 - - 157 13TomNowak Rockwood,ON 81 77 - - 158 14JamesGregg Kitchener,ON 79 79 - - 158 14GaryMelanson Woodstock,NB 80 78 - - 158 14MikeSoucie Welland,ON 80 78 - - 158 14CameronKing Georgetown,PE 80 79 - - 159 15TravisEggers FtStJohn,BC 77 82 - - 159 15IanLindsay Etobicoke,ON 82 77 - - 159 15PaulHansen Victoria,BC 82 77 - - 159 15MarcFfrench Ottawa,ON 78 81 - - 159 15AlainDufresne Deux-Montagnes,QC 82 78 - - 160 16TrentShapcott Mississauga,ON 84 76 - - 160 16JamieAitken Pictou,NS 86 75 - - 161 17

MahboobNawaz WitlessBay,NL 80 82 - - 162 18GregBeale Kilbride,ON 80 82 - - 162 18PaulWinter Toronto,ON 84 79 - - 163 19GerryGreenwood Brooklin,ON 76 87 - - 163 19KevinCampbell Edmonton,AB 77 86 - - 163 19AnthonyMarandola Bromont,QC 87 77 - - 164 20YvanRheault St-CharlesBorromée,QC 88 77 - - 165 21RobertSterling Mississauga,ON 84 83 - - 167 23AnthonyJacques Bromont,QC 84 83 - - 167 23MarcLaverdiere Oakville,Ontario 83 86 - - 169 25JamesThibault Riverview,NB 81 90 - - 171 27JimTorres Montréal,QC 87 87 - - 174 30RobertMcKinstry Ottawa,ON 98 109 - - 207 63DQDaveBunker Woodbridge,ON 68 70 69 73 280 -8WDChuckConley StJohn’s,NL 84 - - - 84 12

CUT

Inter-Provincial Team Results – Stroke Play

POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 Ontario 138 135 273 -152 Alberta 143 135 278 -103 NewBrunswick 145 140 285 -34 Québec 140 146 286 -25 Manitoba 149 142 291 36 NovaScotia 151 142 293 57 Saskatchewan 146 148 294 68 BritishColumbia 146 149 295 79 PrinceEdwardIsland 153 148 301 13WD Newfoundland&Labrador 164 - 164 20

Garrett Rank2014,2015&2016CanadianMen’sMid-AmateurChampion

BenBandura Selkirk,MB 79 71 - - 150 6TylerWright Regina,SK 75 75 - - 150 6TimYorke Kensington,PE 76 74 - - 150 6KevinTemple Calgary,AB 78 72 - - 150 6ChadFacey Hamiota,MB 74 76 - - 150 6KyleSartorius Vancouver,BC 75 75 - - 150 6JohnBearrie Arlington,TX 74 76 - - 150 6GregO’Neill Rothesay,NB 75 75 - - 150 6RyanMcNall Regina,SK 75 75 - - 150 6TrevorChow HammondsPlains,NS 77 73 - - 150 6JebbNucci St-Laurent,QC 75 75 - - 150 6KevinJovanov Pickering,ON 77 73 - - 150 6MartinO’Brien O’Leary,PE 77 74 - - 151 7Jean-HenriLavoie Brampton,ON 81 70 - - 151 7StephenLayne Dollard-Des-Ormeaux,QC 77 75 - - 152 8CamHeavenor PortCoquitlam,BC 75 77 - - 152 8ShiroMani Calgary,AB 78 74 - - 152 8DrewMayhew Kingston,ON 72 80 - - 152 8BobbyWiebe Headingley,MB 77 75 - - 152 8SimonMcInnis Toronto,ON 78 74 - - 152 8RobSakamoto Lethbridge,AB 79 73 - - 152 8GrantOh Calgary,AB 81 72 - - 153 9JacquesPaiement Québec,QC 71 82 - - 153 9WilliamSmith Newville,PA 77 76 - - 153 9ToddTurgeon Spiritwood,SK 77 76 - - 153 9EricVelanoff Kitchener,ON 76 77 - - 153 9GerryMacDonald Chestermere,AB 80 74 - - 154 10JoeyFraser Lachine,QC 79 75 - - 154 10JeffMurdoch StonyPlain,AB 77 77 - - 154 10ScottAllan Saskatoon,SK 81 73 - - 154 10SteveFredericks Peterborough,ON 73 81 - - 154 10PeterWillis Aurora,ON 77 77 - - 154 10ScottKral Victoria,BC 77 78 - - 155 11ArjunWalia Markham,ON 80 75 - - 155 11MattStephenson Winnepeg,MB 75 80 - - 155 11ColinCoben Delisle,SK 78 77 - - 155 11BillLipsett Beamsville,ON 77 79 - - 156 12SenanFoley Calgary,AB 83 73 - - 156 12KenKajita Calgary,AB 81 75 - - 156 12BlaiseCloutier Montreal 75 81 - - 156 12ChrisWillis Toronto,ON 79 77 - - 156 12KeithJoel Toronto,ON 80 76 - - 156 12DanielHaineault Boucherville,QC 80 76 - - 156 12MichelLabelle Kirkland,QC 76 80 - - 156 12

ToddMacRae WestVancouver,BC 78 79 - - 157 13BryanSonnenberg Mississau,ON 76 81 - - 157 13DavidLamontagne Sherbrooke,QC 76 81 - - 157 13JadeMaxwell Welland,ON 76 81 - - 157 13RobFerguson Edmonton,AB 77 80 - - 157 13TomNowak Rockwood,ON 81 77 - - 158 14StevenArgyris Toronto,ON 80 78 - - 158 14SébastienLefebvre Napierville,QC 79 79 - - 158 14JamesGregg Kitchener,ON 79 79 - - 158 14SeanStubbs SaultSteMarie,ON 79 79 - - 158 14GaryMelanson Woodstock,NB 80 78 - - 158 14MikeSoucie Welland,ON 80 78 - - 158 14CameronKing Georgetown,PE 80 79 - - 159 15TravisEggers FtStJohn,BC 77 82 - - 159 15IanLindsay Etobicoke,ON 82 77 - - 159 15PaulHansen Victoria,BC 82 77 - - 159 15MarcFfrench Ottawa,ON 78 81 - - 159 15SpencerHarris Winnipeg,MB 81 78 - - 159 15AlainDufresne Deux-Montagnes,QC 82 78 - - 160 16TrentShapcott Mississauga,ON 84 76 - - 160 16ChadBrousseau Lively,ON 78 82 - - 160 16RussPassmore Ottawa,ON 79 81 - - 160 16DerekLang Sudbury,ON 84 76 - - 160 16JamieAitken Pictou,NS 86 75 - - 161 17MahboobNawaz WitlessBay,NL 80 82 - - 162 18GregBeale Kilbride,ON 80 82 - - 162 18PaulWinter Toronto,ON 84 79 - - 163 19GerryGreenwood Brooklin,ON 76 87 - - 163 19KevinCampbell Edmonton,AB 77 86 - - 163 19AnthonyMarandola Bromont,QC 87 77 - - 164 20YvanRheault St-CharlesBorromée,QC 88 77 - - 165 21DaveHoppe RedDeer,AB 87 79 - - 166 22CurtisHirsch Vegreville,AB 86 80 - - 166 22RobertSterling Mississauga,ON 84 83 - - 167 23AnthonyJacques Bromont,QC 84 83 - - 167 23MarcLaverdiere Oakville,Ontario 83 86 - - 169 25JamesThibault Riverview,NB 81 90 - - 171 27JimTorres Montréal,QC 87 87 - - 174 30WillO’Brien Alberton,PE 89 88 - - 177 33RobertMcKinstry Ottawa,ON 98 109 - - 207 63DQDaveBunker Woodbridge,ON 68 70 69 73 280 -8DQShawnMcNall Regina,SK 75 77 - - 152 8WDChuckConley StJohn’s,NL 84 - - - 84 12

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POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 NaomiKo Victoria,BC 71 67 73 72 283 -52 ChloeCurrie Mississauga,ON 73 71 68 75 287 -13 MaryParsons Delta,BC 74 67 70 77 288 E4 AlishaLau Richmond,BC 70 75 73 72 290 25 CecileKwon MapleRidge,BC 74 70 73 74 291 3T6 KatyRutherford Calgary,AB 74 71 76 72 293 5 Céleste,Dao Notre-Dame-de-L’Île-Perrot,QC 76 73 67 77 293 58 MonetChun RichmondHill,ON 75 73 72 75 295 79 GraceSt-Germain Orleans,ON 79 72 69 76 296 810 AmandaMinni Delta,BC 76 73 74 74 297 9T11 IsabellaPortokalis London,ON 76 77 76 70 299 11 TiffanyKong Vancouver,BC 75 74 76 74 299 11 HannahLee Surrey,BC 78 76 71 74 299 11 EmilyWard NiagaraFalls,ON 74 72 74 79 299 1115 MadelineMarck-Sherk Ridgeway,ON 77 74 71 78 300 1216 EllieSzeryk London,ON 80 72 77 72 301 13T17 Sarah-EveRheaume Québec,QC 75 75 74 78 302 14 KathrineChan Richmond,BC 75 76 73 78 302 1419 ShirinAnjarwalla Nanaimo,BC 78 75 74 76 303 1520 EmilyRomancew Pierrefonds,QC 78 74 74 78 304 16T21 NoemieParé Victoriaville,QC 82 79 73 71 305 17 AkariHayashi Victoria,BC 72 81 75 77 305 17 PhoebeYue WestVancouver,BC 77 75 74 79 305 1724 CynthiaZhao Toronto,ON 81 78 71 76 306 18T25 Zhiying“Cindy”Zhou NiagaraFalls,ON 79 74 74 81 308 20 SharmaineRapisura Calgary,AB 76 73 78 81 308 20T27 AllisonChandler Chester,NS 79 75 79 76 309 21 EstherSubinLee MapleRidge,BC 77 78 76 78 309 2129 ClaireKonning IndianMountain,NB 82 72 75 81 310 22T30 AlexandraNaumovski Hornby,ON 83 77 77 74 311 23 DelanaBasanisi Mississauga,ON 81 78 75 77 311 23 Kate(Dahye)Choi Surrey,BC 78 77 77 79 311 23 KennaHughes Calgary,AB 77 79 77 78 311 23 NatalieChu Vancouver,BC 81 75 77 78 311 2335 MeghanMcLean PortWilliams,NS 79 78 77 78 312 24T36 LauraJones Moncton,NB 83 76 76 79 314 26 JessicaWu Langley,BC 85 72 78 79 314 26T38 AnnabelleAckroyd Calgary,AB 82 81 75 77 315 27 MeganRatcliffe QualicumBeach,BC 83 75 77 80 315 27T40 HaileyMcLaughlin Markham,ON 84 76 79 77 316 28 SarahBeqaj Toronto,ON 80 71 86 79 316 28T42 AliciaEasthope St.Albert,AB 83 83 74 77 317 29 KellyHellman Nelson,BC 78 79 81 79 317 29 RoseMorissette Laval,QC 78 84 74 81 317 2945 CassidyLaidlaw Calgary,AB 79 73 85 81 318 3046 HeatherMcLean PortWilliams,NS 81 77 79 82 319 3147 AnnaFoley TorontoON 82 83 79 77 321 3348 BrookeMacKinnon Chatham,ON 81 81 80 80 322 34T49 DylannArmstrong NorthGower,ON 81 84 81 77 323 35 JuliaMalone Manotick,ON 86 80 77 80 323 35 AbigailRigsby Courtenay,BC 81 82 79 81 323 35

EmilyChu Ancaster,ON 84 79 79 81 323 35 JayaRampuri Coquitlam,BC 76 79 79 89 323 35T54 TaylorStone Calgary,AB 84 78 83 79 324 36 ElizabethBlier St.Bruno,QC 86 79 80 79 324 3656 SarahCushing Brockville,ON 80 82 86 77 325 3757 LaurenKoenig Redcliff,AB 81 84 84 77 326 3858 KristenGiles Georgetown,ON 89 79 79 80 327 39T59 KehlerKoss Calgary,AB 88 79 81 80 328 40 RebeccaKuik Winnipeg,MB 80 82 78 88 328 40T61 EolieDelisle Ste-julie,QC 81 87 82 79 329 41 BuLiu Vancouver,BC 84 85 81 79 329 4163 MathildeDenicourt St-Cesaire,QC 89 80 77 84 330 4264 KatherineMcGlenen Winnipeg,MB 85 87 75 84 331 4365 ÉlizabethLabbé Lévis,QC 84 80 88 82 334 4666 MarissaNaylor Winnipeg,MB 86 82 81 86 335 47T67 SydneyScraba Calgary,AB 87 85 78 86 336 48 JiwonChang Brossard,QC 85 81 83 87 336 4869 SandeePark WestVancouver,BC 90 80 86 88 344 5670 AmandaGraham Canmore,AB 83 79 94 92 348 60

CUTBobbiUhl Erickson,MB 89 84 - - 173 29BrynnTodd Winnipeg,MB 92 81 - - 173 29JessicaMarks Calgary,AB 91 83 - - 174 30SaraCumby Canaan,NS 92 82 - - 174 30Sarah-MaudLongchamps Lévis,QC 89 86 - - 175 31DanielleSawyer Grafton,ON 88 88 - - 176 32MackenzieScott UpperHampstead,NB90 87 - - 177 33LauraWesselius Intervale,NB 90 87 - - 177 33KaylaSawchuk PrinceAlbert,SK 88 90 - - 178 34SamanthaCopeland Calgary,AB 95 83 - - 178 34AudreyCôté Victoriaville,QC 94 85 - - 179 35KateJohnston Ayr,ON 95 84 - - 179 35ChloeSies Melville,SK 87 96 - - 183 39KileyMacDonald Bedford 95 89 - - 184 40HaleyBaker Halifax,NS 91 93 - - 184 40AbbieWisener Dartmouth,NS 99 87 - - 186 42NatashaStasiuk Oakville,ON 91 96 - - 187 43SashaLaoun Montreal,QC 98 89 - - 187 43JulieGauvin Dieppe,NB 91 96 - - 187 43SarahHolt Waterville,NB 97 93 - - 190 46Ray-LynSchmidt MooseJaw,SK 98 93 - - 191 47HannahMacNeil Shaunavon,SK 97 97 - - 194 50PaigeHickey CornerBrook,NL 108 86 - - 194 50TaylorCormier CornerBrook,NL 101104 - - 205 61AbbyBugden CornerBrook,NL 140138 - - 278 134DQAbbieAnghelescu Kingston,ON - - - - E EWDVivianLee HongKong - - - - E EWDMarilouBernier Vaudreuil-Dorion,QC - - - - E EWDReeseMartin Brooks,AB - - - - E EWDSydneyNaro Toronto,ON - - - - E EWDCatherineBoyd St.Johns,NB 39 - - - 39 22

Juvenile Girls Division1 ChloeCurrie Mississauga,ON 73 71 68 75 287 -12 AlishaLau Richmond,BC 70 75 73 72 290 23 CecileKwon MapleRidge,BC 74 70 73 74 291 34 Céleste,Dao Notre-Dame-de-L’Île-Perrot,QC 76 73 67 77 293 55 MonetChun RichmondHill,ON 75 73 72 75 295 76 AmandaMinni Delta,BC 76 73 74 74 297 9T7 IsabellaPortokalis London,ON 76 77 76 70 299 11 TiffanyKong Vancouver,BC 75 74 76 74 299 11 HannahLee Surrey,BC 78 76 71 74 299 11 EmilyWard NiagaraFalls,ON 74 72 74 79 299 1111 EllieSzeryk London,ON 80 72 77 72 301 13T12 Sarah-EveRheaume Québec,QC 75 75 74 78 302 14 KathrineChan Richmond,BC 75 76 73 78 302 1414 ShirinAnjarwalla Nanaimo,BC 78 75 74 76 303 1515 EmilyRomancew Pierrefonds,QC 78 74 74 78 304 16T16 AkariHayashi Victoria,BC 72 81 75 77 305 17 PhoebeYue WestVancouver,BC 77 75 74 79 305 1718 CynthiaZhao Toronto,ON 81 78 71 76 306 1819 Zhiying“Cindy”Zhou NiagaraFalls,ON 79 74 74 81 308 20T20 DelanaBasanisi Mississauga,ON 81 78 75 77 311 23 Kate(Dahye)Choi Surrey,BC 78 77 77 79 311 2322 JessicaWu Langley,BC 85 72 78 79 314 2623 AnnabelleAckroyd Calgary,AB 82 81 75 77 315 27T24 HaileyMcLaughlin Markham,ON 84 76 79 77 316 28 SarahBeqaj Toronto,ON 80 71 86 79 316 2826 HeatherMcLean PortWilliams,NS 81 77 79 82 319 3127 BrookeMacKinnon Chatham,ON 81 81 80 80 322 3428 DylannArmstrong NorthGower,ON 81 84 81 77 323 35T29 TaylorStone Calgary,AB 84 78 83 79 324 36 ElizabethBlier St.Bruno,QC 86 79 80 79 324 3631 SarahCushing Brockville,ON 80 82 86 77 325 3732 LaurenKoenig Redcliff,AB 81 84 84 77 326 3833 KristenGiles Georgetown,ON 89 79 79 80 327 3934 BuLiu Vancouver,BC 84 85 81 79 329 4135 MathildeDenicourt St-Cesaire,QC 89 80 77 84 330 4236 ÉlizabethLabbé Lévis,QC 84 80 88 82 334 46T37 SydneyScraba Calgary,AB 87 85 78 86 336 48 JiwonChang Brossard,QC 85 81 83 87 336 4839 SandeePark WestVancouver,BC 90 80 86 88 344 5640 AmandaGraham Canmore,AB 83 79 94 92 348 60

CUTSaraCumby Canaan,NS 92 82 - - 174 30MackenzieScott UpperHampstead,NB 90 87 - - 177 33HaleyBaker Halifax,NS 91 93 - - 184 40JulieGauvin Dieppe,NB 91 96 - - 187 43SarahHolt Waterville,NB 97 93 - - 190 46Ray-LynSchmidt MooseJaw,SK 98 93 - - 191 47PaigeHickey CornerBrook,NL 108 86 - - 194 50TaylorCormier CornerBrook,NL 101104 - - 205 61WDCatherineBoyd St.Johns,NB 39 - - - 39 22

Canadian Junior Girls ChampionshipTheLinksatPennHills,Shubenacadie,NS,August2–5,2016


POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 TeamBritishColumbia 149 141 290 22 TeamOntario 149 148 297 93 TeamQuébec 154 147 301 134 TeamNovaScotia 158 152 310 225 TeamNewBrunswick 165 148 313 256 TeamAlberta 160 158 318 307 TeamManitoba 166 164 330 428 TeamSaskatchewan 175 186 361 739 TeamNewfoundland&Labrador 209 190 399 111

Naomi Ko2016CanadianJuniorGirlsChampion


POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 SamMeek Peterborough,ON 66 76 72 71 285 -32 ThomasCritch CedarPark,TX 70 74 67 76 287 -1T3 PeytonCallens Langton,ON 75 75 71 68 289 1 CallumDavison Duncan,BC 74 67 72 76 289 1T5 MinwooPark Toronto,ON 75 71 74 70 290 2 MaxMurchison Calgary,AB 72 74 69 75 290 2T7 EthanChoi PincherCreek,AB 75 74 71 71 291 3 KeatonGudz Victoria,BC 70 73 74 74 291 3 MaxSekulic Rycroft,AB 68 73 76 74 291 3 AntoineBeaupré-Vachon Montréal,QC 74 70 73 74 291 3T11 NolanThoroughgood Victoria,BC 75 73 71 73 292 4 BrendanMacDougall Calgary,AB 69 72 73 78 292 413 JohnMacPherson Hannon,ON 73 72 79 69 293 5T14 NickHofland Ancaster,ON 79 71 74 70 294 6 A.J.Ewart Coquitlam,BC 73 70 76 75 294 6 ChandlerMcDowell Springbrook,AB 71 74 73 76 294 6T17 TristanMandur MillBay,BC 77 77 73 68 295 7 AidanGavey Caledonia,ON 75 77 71 72 295 7 NicholasOosterhof Cobourg,ON 75 72 75 73 295 7 KyleLeiman Victoria,BC 76 73 71 75 295 7T21 GarrettEgan Vancouver,BC 75 72 78 71 296 8 GriffinJones Manotick,ON 72 78 75 71 296 8 LoganCarver Calgary,AB 71 76 76 73 296 8T24 OlivierMénard ValleyField,QC 77 76 73 71 297 9 AntoineRoy Rimouski,QC 74 76 73 74 297 9 ThomasCode Dorchester,ON 74 74 74 75 297 9 CalvinRoss Fredericton,NB 76 74 71 76 297 9T28 RyanNeil NorthBay,ON 78 75 71 74 298 10 AubreyFarrell SydneyForks,NS 78 74 71 75 298 1030 RemiChartier Beaconsfield,QC 74 73 77 75 299 11T31 KhanLee Langley,BC 74 76 75 75 300 12 KaiIguchi Banff,AB 73 75 77 75 300 12 MarcSweeney Saskatoon,SK 75 71 78 76 300 12 MarcusKhaw Burlington,ON 75 75 74 76 300 12 BenWhiton Vancouver,BC 75 76 71 78 300 12 ThomasGiroux Georgetown,ON 75 77 78 70 300 12T37 Charles-DavidTrépanier Québec,QC 74 74 75 78 301 13 MichaelLavorato Calgary,AB 74 80 76 71 301 13 AdamVeenstra Smithers,BC 76 76 79 70 301 13T40 ShaunMargeson FallRiver,NS 78 76 74 74 302 14 WardKyle Sudbury,ON 79 71 73 79 302 14T42 EwanKelly BeaverBank,NS 73 74 78 78 303 15 FélixNormand MontSt-Hilaire,QC 76 75 76 76 303 15 BrendanSmith AyersCliff,QC 78 73 79 73 303 15 ZaahidaliNathu Richmond,BC 77 77 77 72 303 15 AndrewNagel Elmvale,ON 78 76 77 72 303 15T47 JacobHayes Delta,BC 80 70 77 77 304 16 JacksonBowery London,ON 75 74 78 77 304 16 TyCelone LongSault,ON 72 80 78 74 304 16 MattCampbell Calgary,AB 79 74 77 74 304 16 AlexanderSmith Calgary,AB 74 79 79 72 304 16T52 EricShea Brantford,ON 72 76 77 80 305 17 LaurentDesmarchais Longueuil,QC 72 79 78 76 305 17 AndyKim Langley,BC 74 73 82 76 305 17 WillisLee Langley,BC 76 76 79 74 305 17T56 JacobPresutti Brampton,ON 77 74 75 80 306 18 Marc-AntoineHotte Mascouche,QC 76 72 76 82 306 18 ChrisHorton Calgary,AB 80 74 73 79 306 18 CullenChung Westmount,QC 72 80 77 77 306 18 TylerNagano Toronto,ON 75 77 78 76 306 18 KoltenAlmgren Courtenay,BC 73 73 84 76 306 18 JakeLane FortStJohn,BC 80 71 80 75 306 1863 AndrewBruce CornerBrook,NL 74 73 81 81 309 21T64 JohnBurghardt Oakville,ON 77 77 78 78 310 22 DanekHadley Bathurst,NB 79 74 80 77 310 22T66 RyanMurphy Ancaster,ON 76 75 74 86 311 23 WesleyHoydalo Selkirk,MB 79 74 79 79 311 23T68 DylanHenderson Waterloo,ON 78 75 79 80 312 24 MarkoBanic Calgary,AB 76 77 82 77 312 2470 AliLadak Richmond,BC 73 80 86 74 313 2571 EthandeGraaf Edmonton,AB 74 77 81 82 314 2672 AnthonyOcchiuto Guelph,ON 78 74 83 80 315 2773 SamReid Moncton,NB 77 77 83 79 316 28

CUTSamDiamond Winnipeg,MB 80 75 - - 155 11EvanD’Angelo St.John’s,NL 75 80 - - 155 11ZerenTuna Brockville,ON 76 79 - - 155 11TylerHarvey Unionville,ON 75 80 - - 155 11AbeHolmes Barrie,ON 77 78 - - 155 11LukeGavin Peterborough,ON 75 80 - - 155 11MatthewVihant Toronto,ON 79 76 - - 155 11AidanGoodfellow Parksville,BC 84 71 - - 155 11CarsonHarcourt Kipling,SK 78 78 - - 156 12StefenLavallee Steinbach,MB 76 80 - - 156 12AlexTaylor NineMileCreek,PE 78 78 - - 156 12MatthewChandler Chester,NS 78 78 - - 156 12JasonPoley Stratford,PE 79 77 - - 156 12NicholasMihalo Windsor,ON 77 79 - - 156 12JakeBryson Dunrobin,ON 79 77 - - 156 12KeenanFlemming Sechelt,BC 80 76 - - 156 12ConaireKehoe Calgary,AB 80 76 - - 156 12ParkerLobban Waterloo,ON 76 80 - - 156 12RaphaelNolet Terrebonne,QC 76 80 - - 156 12SolomonCoupal Sainte-Thérèse,QC 78 78 - - 156 12TylerHull Toronto,ON 78 78 - - 156 12ScottWalker Calgary,AB 77 79 - - 156 12Charles-EricBelanger Québec,QC 75 82 - - 157 13KelvinLim Thornhill,ON 78 79 - - 157 13Louis-AlexandreJobin-Colgan Québec,QC 78 79 - - 157 13ParkerLee OroMedonte,ON 78 79 - - 157 13RyanMcMillan Winnipeg,MB 78 79 - - 157 13RobbieLatter Mississauga,ON 82 75 - - 157 13BenjaminPerron Lac-Poulin,QC 78 79 - - 157 13JeffreyLebeau Sherbrooke,QC 79 78 - - 157 13KevinChen Stratford,PE 78 80 - - 158 14

ZachWytinck Winnipeg,MB 80 78 - - 158 14TylerHashmi Charlottetown,PE 81 78 - - 159 15MackenzieClark Fredericton,NB 84 75 - - 159 15JonathanVermette Val-d’Or,QC 83 76 - - 159 15ConnorRochon Toronto,ON 77 82 - - 159 15DrewHarvie Lethbridge,AB 86 73 - - 159 15KadeJohnson Yorkton,SK 80 80 - - 160 16BenjaminChassé FallRiver,NS 82 78 - - 160 16JacobThomas Edmonton,AB 82 78 - - 160 16JustinAllen Toronto,ON 82 78 - - 160 16MacCrawford Utopia,ON 76 84 - - 160 16LoganBoucher Beaconsfield,QC 81 80 - - 161 17PhilipIsabelle Ste-Julie,QC 86 75 - - 161 17MichaelSimms St.John’s,NL 85 77 - - 162 18DanielSun Surrey,BC 85 77 - - 162 18StuartEarle WoodmansPoint,NB 79 83 - - 162 18AlexandreBelanger St-Jacques,NB 81 82 - - 163 19Thomas‘Jack’Simpson Aurora,ON 84 79 - - 163 19MichaelWhite Princeton,BC 80 83 - - 163 19PatrickJackson Truro,NS 80 83 - - 163 19ConorSavage Dartmouth,NS 83 80 - - 163 19WilliamDuquette Laval,QC 80 83 - - 163 19AdrianMallett Cornwall,PE 83 80 - - 163 19CharlieWatson Toronto,ON 80 84 - - 164 20BryanGardner Victoriaville,QC 85 79 - - 164 20SeanBuckles NorthVancouver,BC 85 79 - - 164 20ColbyDudek St.Andrews,MB 82 82 - - 164 20JohnMorrow Tsawwassen,BC 85 80 - - 165 21EvanStewart BelleRiver,PE 86 79 - - 165 21JohnMacDonald Nanaimo,BC 84 81 - - 165 21JordanBean Canmore,AB 79 86 - - 165 21CianBesler-Chalcroft Calgary,AB 84 81 - - 165 21TristanRenaud Sudbury,ON 76 90 - - 166 22OwenMurray Calgary,AB 81 85 - - 166 22DanielBruce CornerBrook,NL 89 77 - - 166 22MattBean Canmore,AB 82 85 - - 167 23DarinBertschi Lethbridge,AB 84 83 - - 167 23AlexDolomount St.John’s,NL 85 83 - - 168 24JaredCoyle Manotick,ON 76 93 - - 169 25AndrewCCampbell Saskatoon,SK 88 81 - - 169 25RomanTimmerman Saskatoon,SK 82 88 - - 170 26NashDenic St.John’s,NL 94 78 - - 172 28KirkHumphrey Eastend,SK 88 87 - - 175 31JohnDavidCoffin NewGlasgow,NS 90 85 - - 175 31RyanMacNeilLamswood Stephenville,NL 86 95 - - 181 37LukeReeves-Rollins Charlottetown,PE 91 95 - - 186 42NathanKing CornerBrook,NL 101 85 - - 186 42DQ TonyGil Vaughan,ON 83 - - - 83 11DQ ThomasHunt Georgetown,ON 76 78 - - 154 10WD DanielHyun Langley,BC 79 41 - - 120 12WD VictorChoi Courtenay,BC 83 52 - - 135 18WD JacksonThornley Vancouver,BC 82 80 - - 162 30

Canadian Junior Boys ChampionshipClovelly,St.John’s,NL,August1–4,2016


POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 Alberta 140 146 286 -22 BritishColumbia 149 146 295 73 Québec 147 151 298 104 Newfoundland&Labrador 149 150 299 11T5 NovaScotia 151 150 301 13T5 Ontario 151 150 301 137 NewBrunswick 153 151 304 168 Manitoba 156 153 309 219 PrinceEdwardIsland 156 156 312 2410 Saskatchewan 158 158 316 28

Juvenile Boys Division1 ThomasCritch CedarPark,TX 70 74 67 76 287 -1T2 PeytonCallens Langton,ON 75 75 71 68 289 1 CallumDavison Duncan,BC 74 67 72 76 289 14 MaxMurchison Calgary,AB 72 74 69 75 290 25 EthanChoi PincherCreek,AB 75 74 71 71 291 36 NolanThoroughgood Victoria,BC 75 73 71 73 292 47 ChandlerMcDowell Springbrook,AB 71 74 73 76 294 68 OlivierMénard ValleyField,QC 77 76 73 71 297 99 RemiChartier Beaconsfield,QC 74 73 77 75 299 11T10 KhanLee Langley,BC 74 76 75 75 300 12 KaiIguchi Banff,AB 73 75 77 75 300 12 MarcusKhaw Burlington,ON 75 75 74 76 300 12 BenWhiton Vancouver,BC 75 76 71 78 300 1214 ShaunMargeson FallRiver,NS 78 76 74 74 302 1415 EwanKelly BeaverBank,NS 73 74 78 78 303 15T16 LaurentDesmarchais Longueuil,QC 72 79 78 76 305 17 AndyKim Langley,BC 74 73 82 76 305 1718 JacobPresutti Brampton,ON 77 74 75 80 306 1819 WesleyHoydalo Selkirk,MB 79 74 79 79 311 23T20 DylanHenderson Waterloo,ON 78 75 79 80 312 24 MarkoBanic Calgary,AB 76 77 82 77 312 2422 EthandeGraaf Edmonton,AB 74 77 81 82 314 26

CUTEvanD’Angelo St.John’s,NL 75 80 - - 155 11AidanGoodfellow Parksville,BC 84 71 - - 155 11JakeBryson Dunrobin,ON 79 77 - - 156 12KelvinLim Thornhill,ON 78 79 - - 157 13Louis-AlexandreJobin-Colgan Québec,QC 78 79 - - 157 13ParkerLee OroMedonte,ON 78 79 - - 157 13RyanMcMillan Winnipeg,MB 78 79 - - 157 13RobbieLatter Mississauga,ON 82 75 - - 157 13JeffreyLebeau Sherbrooke,QC 79 78 - - 157 13ConnorRochon Toronto,ON 77 82 - - 159 15LoganBoucher Beaconsfield,QC 81 80 - - 161 17PhilipIsabelle Ste-Julie,QC 86 75 - - 161 17MichaelSimms St.John’s,NL 85 77 - - 162 18DanielSun Surrey,BC 85 77 - - 162 18WilliamDuquette Laval,QC 80 83 - - 163 19AdrianMallett Cornwall,PE 83 80 - - 163 19BryanGardner Victoriaville,QC 85 79 - - 164 20SeanBuckles NorthVancouver,BC 85 79 - - 164 20JohnMorrow Tsawwassen,BC 85 80 - - 165 21EvanStewart BelleRiver,PE 86 79 - - 165 21JordanBean Canmore,AB 79 86 - - 165 21CianBesler-Chalcroft Calgary,AB 84 81 - - 165 21TristanRenaud Sudbury,ON 76 90 - - 166 22AlexDolomount St.John’s,NL 85 83 - - 168 24AndrewCCampbell Saskatoon,SK 88 81 - - 169 25NashDenic St.John’s,NL 94 78 - - 172 28

Sam Meek2016CanadianJuniorBoysChampion

26 Golf Canada

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 Hye-jinChoi Korea 69 68 68 66 271 -9T2 AndreaLee HermosaBeach,CA 69 69 71 66 275 -5 HannahGreen Australia 69 68 68 70 275 -5 AllisenCorpuz Honolulu,HI 68 65 72 70 275 -55 MariaFassi Mexico 71 68 65 72 276 -46 LiliaKha-TuVu FountainValley,CA 70 68 71 68 277 -3T7 StephanieLau Fullerton,CA 69 71 67 72 279 -1 NaomiKo Victoria,BC 69 70 70 70 279 -1T9 MaliaNam Kailua,HI 69 71 71 69 280 E JoséeDoyon St-Georges,QC 70 66 74 70 280 ET11 ElizabethWang SanMarino,CA 70 71 72 70 283 3 MonetChun RichmondHill,ON 72 69 70 72 283 313 AnekaSeumanutafa Frederick,MD 70 72 70 72 284 4T14 MaddieSzeryk London,ON 69 72 74 70 285 5 KacieKomoto Honolulu,HI 70 72 72 71 285 5T16 GennaiGoodwin Australia 78 69 70 69 286 6 ElizabethElmassian Australia 72 73 72 69 286 6T18 Céleste,Dao Notre-Dame-de-L’Île-Perrot,QC 72 74 74 68 288 8 JisooKeel Coquitlam,BC 72 74 68 74 288 8T20 MollySkapik Miamisburg,OH 77 72 69 71 289 9 GraceSt-Germain Orleans,ON 74 69 74 72 289 9 YuEunEuniceKim Australia 70 75 70 74 289 9 HiraNaveed Australia 72 72 71 74 289 9 RobynnRee RedondoBeach,CA 73 71 71 74 289 9 SelenaCostabile Thornhill,ON 69 74 71 75 289 926 ManuelaCarbajoRe Argentina 70 70 72 78 290 10T27 JaclynLee Calgary,AB 73 73 74 71 291 11

Sarah-EveRheaume Québec,QC 75 72 73 71 291 11 KelseyMurphy Plymouth,MI 78 73 65 75 291 11T30 IsabellaLeung HongKong 75 72 73 72 292 12 SarahBurnham MapleGrove,MN 73 71 77 71 292 12 KristenGillman Austin,TX 69 73 75 75 292 12 JessicaPorvasnik Hinckley,OH 70 78 70 74 292 12 EvelynArguelles Mexico 76 67 74 75 292 12T35 HannahLee Surrey,BC 73 71 77 72 293 13 SilviaGarces Colombia 73 73 76 71 293 13 SophieLiu Surrey,BC 72 72 78 71 293 13T38 ChloeCurrie Mississauga,ON 75 72 73 74 294 14 KatherineGravel-Coursol Mirabel,QC 71 78 70 75 294 14 MayaWalton Austin,TX 72 71 79 72 294 14 KellyGrassel Chesterton,IN 77 74 71 72 294 14T42 HannahWood HighlandsRanch,CO 74 77 74 70 295 15 CamrynRoadley Winnipeg,MB 72 71 70 82 295 15T44 MariaVesga Colombia 79 69 73 75 296 16 KelseySear Unionville,ON 69 74 78 75 296 16T46 JooYounSeo LagunaNiguel,CA 74 74 72 77 297 17 NatalieSrinivasan Spartanburg,SC 74 70 79 74 297 17T48 MichelleKim Surrey,BC 72 72 75 79 298 18 CourtneyDow Frisco,TX 77 74 73 74 298 18 MadisonGlennie Clearwater,FL 76 74 75 73 298 18 VivianLee HongKong 73 74 79 72 298 18T52 CindyHa Demarest,NJ 72 74 75 78 299 19 KarisDavidson Australia 75 74 75 75 299 19T54 KimberlyMitchell Woodbridge,VA 73 75 77 76 301 21 MeghanStasi OaklandPark,FL 75 75 76 75 301 21

T56 ValérieTanguay St-Hyacinthe,QC 73 75 76 78 302 22 JessicaIp RichmondHill,ON 77 76 74 75 302 2258 CarolineCiot Brossard,QC 81 69 79 74 303 23T59 RachelPollock Guelph,ON 78 73 75 78 304 24 MeghanMcLean PortWilliams,NS 76 75 75 78 304 24 ShawnRennegarbe Addieville,IL 74 76 79 75 304 24T62 SamanthaSpencer Georgetown,ON 76 76 77 76 305 25 NoemieParé Victoriaville,QC 74 79 79 73 305 25T64 MichelleRuiz Mississauga,ON 70 81 74 81 306 26 KarynLeePing Brampton,ON 80 73 74 79 306 26 NikoletteSchroeder AvonLake,OH 74 78 78 76 306 26 AnneBalser Halifax,NS 76 77 77 76 306 2668 KrystaSchaus Fredericton,NB 73 80 78 76 307 2769 ChloeVelasco Victoria,TX 79 75 79 75 308 2870 EmilyGillman Austin,TX 79 74 81 75 309 29

Canadian Women’s Amateur ChampionshipKen-WoGolfClub,NewMinas,NS,July26–29,2016

CUTKathrineChan Richmond,BC 77 78 - - 155 15CristalRomero Dartmouth,NS 79 76 - - 155 15Bri-AnnTokariwski Winnipeg,MB 76 79 - - 155 15KatyRutherford Calgary,AB 80 75 - - 155 15BeckyKay Australia 76 79 - - 155 15DanielleFuss Rochester,NY 82 73 - - 155 15ClaireKonning IndianMountain,NB 76 80 - - 156 16CarlaOdnokon Saskatoon,SK 79 77 - - 156 16TiffanyKong Vancouver,BC 77 79 - - 156 16AlexandriaCelli WestDesMoines,IA 78 78 - - 156 16ClaireHodges Sorrento,FL 80 76 - - 156 16Sarah-AndréaLandry Brossard,QC 77 79 - - 156 16KatKennedy Okotoks,AB 77 81 - - 158 18RongJi China 81 77 - - 158 18SarahDunning Waterloo,ON 77 81 - - 158 18MeghanBennett Pickering,ON 76 82 - - 158 18JillHardy Winnipeg,MB 80 80 - - 160 20

AngellaLee Waterloo,ON 79 81 - - 160 20AlexAmos Komoka,ON 83 77 - - 160 20CrystinaKertsos Pickering,ON 79 81 - - 160 20BrookeHill Regina,SK 81 80 - - 161 21KimWalker Regina,SK 82 79 - - 161 21EmilyChu Ancaster,ON 88 73 - - 161 21JanyMartin Gatineau,QC 82 79 - - 161 21BrookeSharpe Kitchener,ON 80 81 - - 161 21HeatherMcLean PortWilliams,NS 82 79 - - 161 21MeghanMcDougall Markham,ON 80 81 - - 161 21AlexandraLeBlanc Moncton,NB 83 79 - - 162 22MireilleLeBlanc MeteghanRiver,NS 82 80 - - 162 22ClaireHernandez Palgrave,ON 81 81 - - 162 22LauraJones Moncton,NB 82 80 - - 162 22QuinnFitzgerald Calgary,AB 81 83 - - 164 24Marie-PierLefrancois Rosemère,QC 84 80 - - 164 24AnneHakula Finland 84 82 - - 166 26

DanielleSawyer Grafton,ON 81 86 - - 167 27HannahDiamond Winnipeg,MB 84 83 - - 167 27JenniferComeau LakeLoon,NS 84 83 - - 167 27MarieDonnici Vancouver,BC 90 78 - - 168 28MylèneLimoges Boucherville,QC 84 84 - - 168 28KylaMcIsaac KingCity,ON 84 84 - - 168 28SydneyNaro Toronto,ON 89 81 - - 170 30JenniferAlward Dartmouth,NS 82 88 - - 170 30JordonNewlands Toronto,ON 83 89 - - 172 32JescyndaHotham Fredericton,NB 89 86 - - 175 35CharmaineMackid Ste.Anne,MB 90 87 - - 177 37DarcyFuller Avonport 92 88 - - 180 40KatherineBrine Truro,NS 92 89 - - 181 41WDMariaBalcazar Mexico - - - - - -WDJaynaChoi Collierville,TN - - - - - -WDNikkiDolbaczuk HallsHarbour,NS - - - - - -


POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 TeamQuebec 141 141 282 22 TeamOntario 146 138 284 43 TeamBritishColumbia 145 145 290 104 TeamManitoba 148 150 298 185 TeamAlberta 150 154 304 24T6 TeamNewBrunswick 149 159 308 28T6 TeamNovaScotia 155 153 308 288 TeamSaskatchewan 160 156 316 36

Hye-jin Choi 2016CanadianWomen’sAmateurChampion


Canadian Women’s Amateur ChampionshipKen-WoGolfClub,NewMinas,NS,July26–29,2016POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 HugoBernard Mont-Saint-Hilaire,QC 73 64 69 65 271 -112 AndyZhang WinterGarden,FL 67 68 69 69 273 -93 StuartMacDonald Vancouver,BC 69 70 68 67 274 -84 ChrisCrisologo Richmond,BC 69 68 69 69 275 -7T5 KristofferVentura Norway 71 70 67 68 276 -6 BlairBursey Gander,NL 64 69 70 73 276 -6T7 SahithTheegala ChinoHills,CA 69 73 70 65 277 -5 TravisSmyth Australia 70 69 67 71 277 -5T9 LawrenRowe Victoria,BC 73 71 70 65 279 -3 GarrettRank Elmira,ON 70 69 73 67 279 -3T11 JoshWhalen Napanee,ON 67 73 71 69 280 -2 MichaelDecker Nashville,TN 73 67 69 71 280 -2T13 BrettKennedy Waterloo,ON 73 73 68 67 281 -1 JDDornes Lancaster,PA 69 71 70 71 281 -1T15 HenryLee Coquitlam,BC 72 72 71 67 282 E StevenDiack PortCoquitlam,BC 68 73 72 69 282 E JaredduToit Kimberley,BC 73 72 68 69 282 E DanielGale Australia 71 73 69 69 282 E NicholasRoss Dundas,ON 68 74 68 72 282 ET20 JakeScarrow Dewdney,BC 70 77 70 66 283 1 CharlesCorner Cayuga,ON 72 72 70 69 283 1 ScottSecord Calgary,AB 71 70 69 73 283 1T23 BlairHamilton Burlington,ON 74 72 70 68 284 2 JimmyJones Tampa,FL 71 72 72 69 284 2 ChandlerBlanchet Pensacola,FL 70 72 72 70 284 2T26 MarkColdham Ottawa,ON 71 75 70 69 285 3 A.J.Armstrong St.Albert,AB 70 74 67 74 285 3T28 AndrewHarrison Camrose,AB 68 74 75 69 286 4 MarcoTrstenjak Winnipeg,MB 67 78 73 68 286 4 RussellBowie Mississauga,ON 75 71 72 68 286 4 BenjaminThompson Scarborough,ON 76 70 69 71 286 4T32 ScottStevens Chattanooga,TN 72 70 75 70 287 5 CraigHornberger Lancaster,PA 73 70 75 69 287 5 VincentBlanchette St-Jean-sur-Richelieu,QC 77 70 71 69 287 5 JosiahDixon Bognor,ON 70 74 70 73 287 5

T36 KeatonJones Kitchener,ON 70 72 75 71 288 6 PatrickMurphy Crossfield,AB 71 74 72 71 288 6 PapitoGonzalez McAllen,TX 72 72 73 71 288 6 Pierre-AlexandreBédard Chibougamau,QC 73 72 73 70 288 6 TonyGil Vaughan,ON 70 76 74 68 288 6T41 KevinVigna Coquitlam,BC 75 68 72 74 289 7 KarsonO’Keefe Creston,BC 75 69 72 73 289 7 DaleWilliamson Australia 77 69 73 70 289 7 SamMeek Peterborough,ON 76 70 73 70 289 7 RyanDornes Lancaster,PA 76 69 66 78 289 746 ÉtiennePapineau St-Jean-sur-Richelieu,QC 70 73 73 74 290 8T47 KyleRodes Plymouth,MI 73 71 74 73 291 9 GeoffFry Calgary,AB 69 77 73 72 291 9 RaphaelLapierre-Messier St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu,QC 70 77 77 67 291 9T50 JackWood Banff,AB 72 75 71 74 292 10 RobertEllis St.Catharines,ON 72 73 75 72 292 10 MattWilliams Calgary,AB 71 75 74 72 292 10 NolanThoroughgood Victoria,BC 75 71 75 71 292 10 JoeySavoie St-Jean-sur-Richelieu,QC 74 73 75 70 292 10 JamesRim Ajax,ON 71 76 75 70 292 10T56 BrendanMacDougall Calgary,AB 70 72 75 77 294 12 EricBanks Truro,NS 70 77 73 74 294 12 RyanSevigny Stittsville,ON 79 68 74 73 294 12 MaxwellSear Unionville,ON 77 69 76 72 294 12 RyanCelano Naples,FL 76 70 78 70 294 12T61 DevonSchade Beausejour,MB 73 72 74 76 295 13 MaxSekulic Rycroft,AB 70 73 76 76 295 13 MatthewCholod Bowmanville,ON 72 75 73 75 295 13T64 BrettHenry Princealbert,SK 74 70 72 80 296 14 RobinPetras Newmarket,ON 73 74 73 76 296 14 WilliamDeck Kelowna,BC 73 73 75 75 296 14 JosephKremer NorthYork,ON 74 73 76 73 296 14T68 AbeHolmes Barrie,ON 73 73 74 77 297 15 TristanMandur MillBay,BC 72 73 76 76 297 15 CedricLaverdure Mont-Royal,QC 71 72 80 74 297 15 DylanBell Victoria,BC 77 70 77 73 297 15

NateOllis Victoria,BC 74 73 77 73 297 15T73 NicholasBrisebois Kanata,ON 72 75 75 76 298 16 SeanStuart Halifax,NS 73 72 79 74 298 1675 KadeJohnson Yorkton,SK 72 74 77 76 299 1776 Thomas‘Jack’Simpson Aurora,ON 74 73 77 76 300 1877 DwightReinhart Renfrew,ON 70 76 76 82 304 22

Canadian Men’s Amateur ChampionshipTheRoyalOttawaGolfClub&EagleCreekGolfClub,Ottawa,ON,August8–11,2016

NathanPeters St.John’s,NL 76 72 - - 148 6JehremyRyde Eston,SK 75 73 - - 148 6JustinWood Unity,SK 72 76 - - 148 6BrettMcKinnon GlaceBay,NS 70 78 - - 148 6ZachMurray Australia 73 75 - - 148 6AustinBautista Australia 74 74 - - 148 6JakeAdams London,ON 75 73 - - 148 6ZachAnderson Nanaimo,BC 74 74 - - 148 6JosephBurgess London,ON 74 74 - - 148 6RobertMustard Ottawa,ON 73 75 - - 148 6SeanStubbs SaultSteMarie,ON 72 76 - - 148 6ZaahidaliNathu Richmond,BC 77 71 - - 148 6DerekDalziel Hamilton,ON 73 75 - - 148 6BrockHolland Victoria,BC 76 72 - - 148 6ScottBanks Oakville,ON 75 73 - - 148 6EmmettOh Calgary,AB 74 74 - - 148 6MaxRochette Cumberland,ON 72 76 - - 148 6SameerKalia Binghamton,NY 74 74 - - 148 6AddisonColl Arlington,VA 76 72 - - 148 6LukeMoser Waterloo,ON 76 72 - - 148 6FrancisBerthiaume Valleyfield,QC 75 74 - - 149 7AndrewMcCain Minneapolis,MN 74 75 - - 149 7AlejandroPrieto Columbia 73 76 - - 149 7MateoGomezV. Colombia 72 77 - - 149 7ColeMiller NewTripoli,PA 77 72 - - 149 7ShaunDunphy Saskatoon,SK 77 72 - - 149 7Ian(JaeHoon)Kim Surrey,BC 72 77 - - 149 7JakeMarriott Springfield,IL 75 74 - - 149 7RyanMcMillan Winnipeg,MB 72 77 - - 149 7JackHall Savannah,GA 70 79 - - 149 7CalebProveaux Lexington,SC 75 74 - - 149 7DavidStewart Saskatoon,SK 75 75 - - 150 8AlexDumais Caledon,ON 80 70 - - 150 8JamesGrierson Australia 76 74 - - 150 8AustinJames Bath,ON 75 75 - - 150 8JacobHayes Delta,BC 72 78 - - 150 8SeanWalsh Keller,TX 71 79 - - 150 8KeatonGudz Victoria,BC 75 75 - - 150 8MarcCasullo Aurora,ON 73 77 - - 150 8EvanLittlefield ThunderBay,ON 75 75 - - 150 8GraysenHuff Eagle,ID 78 72 - - 150 8DanielFratczak Victoria,BC 75 75 - - 150 8MatthewShubley Whitby,ON 72 78 - - 150 8CullenChung Westmount,QC 79 71 - - 150 8ÉtienneBrault Mercier,QC 76 74 - - 150 8JordanLu Vancouver,BC 74 76 - - 150 8TravisFredborg Selkirk,MB 76 74 - - 150 8BrocEverett WestDesMoines,IA 75 75 - - 150 8PhilipArci Vaughan,ON 76 74 - - 150 8EvanHolmes Calgary,AB 79 72 - - 151 9KevinTemple Calgary,AB 76 75 - - 151 9KevinMclafferty Toronto,ON 75 76 - - 151 9JaredNicolls Ponoka,AB 75 76 - - 151 9TrevorYu Vancouver,BC 76 75 - - 151 9BrettHogan Calgary,AB 76 75 - - 151 9KevinFawcett Toronto,ON 77 74 - - 151 9CharlesFitzsimmons London,ON 71 80 - - 151 9OllieRizun Squamish,BC 71 80 - - 151 9DavidFrench Camlachie,ON 72 79 - - 151 9KiranDay Australia 75 77 - - 152 10ChrisHorton Calgary,AB 76 76 - - 152 10SebastienLevasseur Nicolet,QC 75 77 - - 152 10JustinMcDonald Winnipeg,MB 75 77 - - 152 10NickHofland Ancaster,ON 73 79 - - 152 10MichaelMcAdam RedDeer,AB 75 77 - - 152 10MichaelGriffin Victoria,BC 76 76 - - 152 10JacobVanderpas Vancouver,BC 81 71 - - 152 10JoshZhang Vancouver,BC 78 74 - - 152 10

SimonDesjardins Gatineau,QC 77 75 - - 152 10AndrewMacPherson Enfield,NS 78 74 - - 152 10MattLemay Barrie,ON 76 77 - - 153 11CurtisHughes Lakeshore,ON 76 77 - - 153 11SamMcNulty PortPerry,ON 79 74 - - 153 11JasonKim Calgary,AB 77 76 - - 153 11EricJohnson Winnipeg,MB 82 71 - - 153 11TylerDouse Waterloo,ON 79 74 - - 153 11JamesLeadbetter Bradenton,FL 80 73 - - 153 11BradBlair Saskatoon,SK 77 76 - - 153 11ChristopheSylvain Quebec,QC 75 78 - - 153 11JeffRiches Victoria,BC 79 74 - - 153 11JustinAllen Toronto,ON 72 81 - - 153 11MatthewScobie Ajax,ON 80 73 - - 153 11CoreyMcMinniman Fredericton,NB 75 79 - - 154 12JacksonBowery London,ON 75 79 - - 154 12A.J.Ewart Coquitlam,BC 76 78 - - 154 12BlakeCollyer Australia 78 76 - - 154 12AlexandreBélanger St-Jacques,NB 78 76 - - 154 12DavidHuxham Baie-d’Urfé,QC 77 77 - - 154 12BenSnaidero Burlington,ON 74 80 - - 154 12TylerHull Toronto,ON 80 74 - - 154 12TaylorAfseth Saskatoon,SK 81 73 - - 154 12MatthewVihant Toronto,ON 76 78 - - 154 12TylerNagano Toronto,ON 79 75 - - 154 12KhanLee Langley,BC 80 75 - - 155 13SébastienLefebvre Napierville,QC 80 75 - - 155 13FélixNormand MontSt-Hilaire,QC 77 78 - - 155 13MassimoRoch Montreal,QC 79 76 - - 155 13JackWerhun Dugald,MB 75 80 - - 155 13WillGavarkovs Toronto,ON 74 81 - - 155 13ConnorMcLellan Chilliwack,BC 83 72 - - 155 13RodneyMorgan Beaconsfield,QC 77 78 - - 155 13KurtisCampbell SaintLazare,QC 78 77 - - 155 13AllanMcDonald Winnipeg,MB 76 80 - - 156 14AdamMigur Toronto,ON 80 76 - - 156 14CarsonSpooner Langley,BC 77 79 - - 156 14LoganCarver Calgary,AB 76 80 - - 156 14BrettWilkinson Dundas,ON 81 75 - - 156 14MacCarter Coburg,ON 78 78 - - 156 14JonPick Dunrobin,ON 82 74 - - 156 14JamesColinDavis Montreal,QC 80 76 - - 156 14MartinCarré Gatineau,QC 75 81 - - 156 14StephenLayne Dollard-Des-Ormeaux,QC 79 77 - - 156 14KyleJohnston Shelburne,ON 80 76 - - 156 14JamesWyndham-West KingCity,ON 78 78 - - 156 14KeenanFlemming Sechelt,BC 77 79 - - 156 14EricFlockhart Mississauga,ON 72 84 - - 156 14ColwynAbgrall Niverville,MB 79 78 - - 157 15GarrettAtkinson Toronto,ON 80 77 - - 157 15BradLiptrot Victoria,BC 79 78 - - 157 15JasonMartens Edmonton,AB 77 80 - - 157 15JoshuaMontgomery Ancaster,ON 79 78 - - 157 15TrevorRanton Waterloo,ON 78 79 - - 157 15PaulGortnar Mississauga,ON 77 80 - - 157 15NikashantessPenashue St.John’s,NL 78 79 - - 157 15AlexanderSmith Calgary,AB 80 78 - - 158 16GaryMelanson Woodstock,NB 79 79 - - 158 16NoahSteele Kingston,ON 75 83 - - 158 16MichaelVance Aurora,ON 79 79 - - 158 16AnthonyOcchiuto Guelph,ON 79 79 - - 158 16BrandonLustig Toronto,ON 79 79 - - 158 16ClaudeThivierge Ottawa,ON 79 79 - - 158 16GlennRobinson MiddleSackville,NS78 80 - - 158 16Charles-EricBelanger Québec,QC 76 83 - - 159 17MitchLukasewich Beaumont,AB 80 79 - - 159 17MichaelHarrison Camrose,AB 80 79 - - 159 17TysonTurchanski Calgary,AB 75 84 - - 159 17

ZacharyGreifenberger Toronto,ON 79 80 - - 159 17ThomasJeffries-Harrison Vancouver,BC 79 80 - - 159 17StephaneLeBlanc Meteghan,NS 81 78 - - 159 17RonLafond Yellowknife,NT 83 77 - - 160 18JoshuaPolisuk Maple,ON 83 77 - - 160 18AlexPark Vancouver,BC 80 80 - - 160 18SamStilwell Sterling,VA 81 79 - - 160 18RomanTimmerman Saskatoon,SK 82 78 - - 160 18AlexanderScherer Calgary,AB 81 79 - - 160 18ZachSackett Winnipeg,MB 78 83 - - 161 19GordDelorme Yellowknife,NT 84 77 - - 161 19GregMazerolle GrandBay,NB 81 80 - - 161 19BretThompson Winnipeg,MB 81 80 - - 161 19LoganYanick Courtenay,BC 81 80 - - 161 19CodyO’Toole Oneonta,AL 79 82 - - 161 19BrendanKuffner Ottawa,ON 82 79 - - 161 19HunterPhelan Vancouver,BC 80 81 - - 161 19WillisLee Langley,BC 86 75 - - 161 19JakeBryson Dunrobin,ON 80 81 - - 161 19MaxDragon Ottawa,ON 73 88 - - 161 19ChrisBunting Waterville-Carleton,NB 78 84 - - 162 20RobCollins Deerfield,NS 82 80 - - 162 20JordanElls HammondsPlains,NS 84 78 - - 162 20JacobPeterson Montréal,QC 81 81 - - 162 20SeanKee Wakefield,NB 84 78 - - 162 20IanLewis FallRiver,NS 83 79 - - 162 20DougSkulsky Kelowna,BC 82 81 - - 163 21AdamHowse Glovertown,NL 84 79 - - 163 21JoshMiller Victoria,BC 82 81 - - 163 21MattVaughan Oakfield,NS 82 81 - - 163 21AlexPurdom London,ON 82 82 - - 164 22TaylorCollins Ottawa,ON 81 83 - - 164 22ScottMerriam Cranbook,BC 84 80 - - 164 22NicholasSoldanHarriss Whistler,BC 84 81 - - 165 23JakeRoche Yellowknife,NT 79 88 - - 167 25DarrenMacPherson Dalhouise,NB 81 87 - - 168 26GabrielGingras Chelsea,QC 90 78 - - 168 26StevenPoulos Toronto,ON 83 85 - - 168 26KurtisBarkley Winchester,ON 82 89 - - 171 29DanKing Whitehorse,YT 85 87 - - 172 30MatthewGibson Whitehorse,YT 89 83 - - 172 30JamesMcGrath Whitehorse,YT 89 85 - - 174 32RyanHowse Glovertown,NL 96 108 - - 204 62ChrisWilson Toronto,ON 42 - - - 42 6JoshuaGoheen Greely,ON 43 - - - 43 9MatthewIonYoung Burlington,ON 78 - - - 78 8JakeMcNulty PortPerry,ON 83 46 - - 129 23ChuckConley StJohn’s,NL 79 90 - - 169 27MatthewRushton HiltonHeadIsland,SC - - - - 0 0RobbySalomon Marina,CA - - - - 0 0DQ ManuelTorres BocaRaton,FL - - - - 0 0

CUT


POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 NewfoundlandandLabrador 140 141 281 -32 Ontario 142 141 283 -1T3 Alberta 142 142 284 E Quebec 147 137 284 E5 BritishColumbia 149 145 294 106 Saskatchewan 147 148 295 117 Manitoba 149 152 301 178 NovaScotia 152 156 308 249 NewBrunswick 153 159 312 2810 NorthwestTerritories 162 154 316 3211 Yukon 174 168 342 58

Hugo Bernard2016CanadianMen’sAmateurChampion

28 Golf Canada

POS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 MichaelMercier JunoBeach,FL 68 74 71 70 283 -52 JamesGallagher Yorktown,VA 74 69 73 69 285 -3T3 FrankVanDornick Camrose,AB 74 68 73 71 286 -2 BradyExber LasVegas,NV 69 72 74 71 286 -25 PeterWegmann FortLauderdale,FL 75 73 72 67 287 -16 JohnGallacher Burnaby,BC 72 72 72 73 289 1T7 DougRoxburgh Vancouver,BC 74 72 73 72 291 3 JackHall Savannah,GA 73 71 72 75 291 39 BuzzFly Memphis,TN 72 71 78 72 293 5T10 ChristopherKertsos Pickering,ON 72 76 73 73 294 6 PatThompson Asheville,NC 76 70 75 73 294 6T12 GarthCollings Matlock,MB 70 72 81 72 295 7 LarryCooper Oakville,ON 76 72 75 72 295 7 DougWilliams HongKong 74 70 73 78 295 7T15 NormBradley Kelowna,BC 74 71 81 70 296 8 SandyBillyard Ridgeville,ON 74 75 75 72 296 8 WilliamJackson OklahomaCity,OK 75 76 73 72 296 8T18 TimSouthcott Milton,ON 75 77 76 69 297 9 UlrichSchulte Germany 72 78 74 73 297 9 BrianBrown Nanton,AB 74 70 75 78 297 9 LarsMelander Oakville,ON 72 74 73 78 297 9 DavidSchultz Calgary,AB 72 71 70 84 297 9T23 DukeDelcher Bluffton,SC 75 75 75 73 298 10 NickDigiandomenico WasagaBeach,ON 75 71 77 75 298 10T25 AllenBarber Yorktown,VA 73 77 78 71 299 11 RickDodds-Hebron Brampton,ON 77 76 73 73 299 11T27 TomHossfeld Ottawa,ON 72 76 80 72 300 12 JoeMiszk NiagaraFalls 73 74 78 75 300 12 ToreSviland Norway 71 78 76 75 300 12 RonaldKilby McAllen,TX 74 74 74 78 300 12T31 HowardBroun Calgary,AB 75 75 78 73 301 13 AlanStewart GrandePrairie,AB 77 71 80 73 301 13 MichaelJackson Collingwood,ON 74 73 80 74 301 13 DougAlexander London,ON 74 72 79 76 301 13 AllanRoss Calgary,AB 70 75 76 80 301 13T36 HarryFerguson Invermere,BC 75 77 77 73 302 14 MervDusyk SylvanLake,AB 78 72 75 77 302 14T38 JimBriggs Fenwick,ON 71 82 73 77 303 15 GaryRobinson Fayetteville,NC 79 76 77 71 303 1540 Jean-GuyGarnier Lévis,QC 76 73 75 80 304 16T41 MichaelWalker Winnipeg,MB 74 77 77 77 305 17 GudmundLindbjerg PortMoody,BC 75 77 76 77 305 17 FloydKilgore Grimshaw,AB 77 75 75 78 305 17 KenRodgers Regina,SK 81 73 76 75 305 17 PeterKing Australia 79 73 73 80 305 17

T46 MichaelMealia Richmondhill,ON 76 79 74 77 306 18 BrianCoston Calgary,AB 77 78 76 75 306 18T48 LucBergeron St-Denis-de-Brompton,QC75 75 78 79 307 19 MikeSweett Calgary,AB 79 73 76 79 307 19 ErnieSheaves Baddeck,NS 80 74 77 76 307 19 RandyBlondin Nepean,ON 77 77 79 74 307 19T52 WilliamKing SaultSte.Marie,ON 75 76 81 77 309 21 JohnHunt Kanata,ON 80 75 76 78 309 21 GarySmith Kingston,NS 77 74 81 77 309 21T55 DanCoulombe Fredericton,NB 74 78 79 79 310 22 RonKelly Calgary,AB 75 75 81 79 310 22 BillHilton Newmarket,ON 79 76 79 76 310 22T58 MarkSpooner WestVancouver,BC 76 74 82 79 311 23 WallyKeating London,ON 79 74 80 78 311 23 ScottPurdy Brampton,ON 79 76 81 75 311 23T61 JohnMurphy Orillia,ON 76 77 78 81 312 24 DaveMiller WestVancouver,BC 75 76 83 78 312 24 DruLafave Ottawa,ON 72 83 79 78 312 24 RobertGibson Toronto,ON 77 74 84 77 312 24 BradWalsh London,ON 75 77 85 75 312 24T66 TimYoung Orangeville,ON 83 72 77 81 313 25 RickValin Kitchener,ON 76 79 84 74 313 25T68 RickCody Mississau,ON 76 77 80 81 314 26 KerryShort Vineland,ON 73 78 85 78 314 2670 JohnHusband Burlington,ON 74 81 81 79 315 2771 BruceGerrard Okotoks,AB 80 75 78 83 316 2872 BradHaw MapleRidge,BC 74 81 86 76 317 2973 BrianGraham NewWestminster,BC 77 75 77 89 318 3074 StephenBrodie London,ON 74 81 86 78 319 31T75 FinleyMah Edmonton,AB 75 80 81 84 320 32T75 GerardMcAnulty Sarnia,ON 77 76 87 80 320 3277 LarryAnderson StCatharines,ON 76 79 89 77 321 33

Super Senior DivisionPOS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 JohnGallacher Burnaby,BC 72 72 144 ET2 HowardBroun Calgary,AB 75 75 150 6 RonKelly Calgary,AB 75 75 150 6 MervDusyk SylvanLake,AB 78 72 150 6T5 WilliamJackson OklahomaCity,OK 75 76 151 7 DaveMiller WestVancouver,BC 75 76 151 7 KerryShort Vineland,ON 73 78 151 7T8 GudmundLindbjerg PortMoody,BC 75 77 152 8 MikeSweett Calgary,AB 79 73 152 8 PeterKing Australia 79 73 152 8T11 BruceGerrard Okotoks,AB 80 75 155 11 DruLafave Ottawa,ON 72 83 155 11

CUTGeorgeStokes NewHamburg,ON 79 77 156 12FrankMacKenzie Vernon,BC 77 79 156 12TerryHodson Surrey,BC 78 78 156 12RonPetersen Coquitlam,BC 78 78 156 12DonBoland St.John’s,NL 82 75 157 13PhilKerbrat Calgary,AB 82 75 157 13MelBernard Summerside,PE 79 79 158 14AlanDefoe Calgary,AB 78 80 158 14PatrickFeeney HighRiver,AB 78 80 158 14BarryMinish Winnipeg,MB 79 80 159 15AdélardCollin Québec,QC 80 80 160 16Sandy(Robert)Kalle Amherstburg,ON 78 82 160 16PeterStirling Bedford,NS 78 82 160 16LesSwelin Sundre,AB 82 79 161 17RobMyhill Thornbury,ON 87 75 162 18BruceMarshall London,ON 80 83 163 19LouisBoudreau Boudreau-Ouest,NB 82 81 163 19RonDolinki Perth,ON 77 86 163 19EricSpringings Saskatoon,SK 81 82 163 19TomBanks Auburn,NS 81 83 164 20LarryFerguson Comox,BC 77 87 164 20DougStone WhiteRock,BC 82 83 165 21RandyStrang Vernon,BC 89 76 165 21GregKocher Gibsons,BC 84 81 165 21RayStoodley St.John’s,NL 85 85 170 26AndreJette MtStHilaire,QC 86 89 175 31JohnWilliams St.John’s,NL 94 85 179 35MichelLabelle Kirkland,QC 77 86 163 19

Canadian Men’s Senior ChampionshipGrandNiagaraGolfClub,NiagaraFalls,ON,September6–9,2016

CUT


POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 Alberta 146 138 284 -42 Manitoba 144 149 293 53 BritishColumbia 149 149 298 104 Ontario 149 150 299 115 NovaScotia 157 148 305 176 NewBrunswick 153 155 308 207 Quebec 157 157 314 268 Saskatchewan 160 159 319 319 PrinceEdwardIsland 162 165 327 3910 Newfoundland&Labrador 166 164 330 42

MichaelBreen Bloomfield,NB 79 77 - - 156 12GeorgeStokes NewHamburg,ON 79 77 - - 156 12FrankMacKenzie Vernon,BC 77 79 - - 156 12TerryHodson Surrey,BC 78 78 - - 156 12RonPetersen Coquitlam,BC 78 78 - - 156 12RossEisele Milton,ON 80 76 - - 156 12JohnTaylor Kemptville,ON 79 77 - - 156 12DanyRichard Québec,QC 83 73 - - 156 12DonBoland St.John’s,NL 82 75 - - 157 13LanceLundy Pemberton,BC 79 78 - - 157 13StefanAlbinski Australia 77 80 - - 157 13

PhilKerbrat Calgary,AB 82 75 - - 157 13JohnRussell Chestermere,AB 76 81 - - 157 13SylvainMercier Terrebonne,QC 80 77 - - 157 13RichardBrochu Gatineau,QC 74 83 - - 157 13RobertChaperon Sudbury,ON 77 80 - - 157 13ColinCoben Delisle,SK 78 79 - - 157 13JimRedston Beaconsfield,QC 77 80 - - 157 13DanielHaineault Boucherville,QC 81 76 - - 157 13MarkArmstrong Rothesay,NB 80 78 - - 158 14MelBernard Summerside,PE 79 79 - - 158 14RandyHauck Lethbridge,AB 77 81 - - 158 14

GerryStoddart Calgary,AB 81 77 - - 158 14TomSkinner RedDeer,AB 81 77 - - 158 14AlanDefoe Calgary,AB 78 80 - - 158 14PatrickFeeney HighRiver,AB 78 80 - - 158 14BrianBowman St.Thomas,ON 77 81 - - 158 14KeithNewton Olds,AB 81 77 - - 158 14DavidShowman Coquitlam,BC 79 79 - - 158 14DanGagliardi Ancaster,ON 76 83 - - 159 15BrianBrawley Sechelt,BC 81 78 - - 159 15BarryMinish Winnipeg,MB 79 80 - - 159 15BillProbst Midway,UT 78 81 - - 159 15DanO’Donoghue Peterborough,ON 82 77 - - 159 15AdélardCollin Québec,QC 80 80 - - 160 16Sandy(Robert)Kalle Amherstburg,ON 78 82 - - 160 16GaryMelanson Woodstock,NB 81 79 - - 160 16PeterStirling Bedford,NS 78 82 - - 160 16BanksScott Burnaby,BC 82 79 - - 161 17LesSwelin Sundre,AB 82 79 - - 161 17JohnMealia NorthYork,ON 80 81 - - 161 17RobertChoy Richmond,BC 83 78 - - 161 17BradMoore Winnipeg,MB 77 85 - - 162 18RobMyhill Thornbury,ON 87 75 - - 162 18BernieBolokoski WestKelowna,BC 80 82 - - 162 18BruceMarshall London,ON 80 83 - - 163 19LouisBoudreau Boudreau-Ouest,NB 82 81 - - 163 19RonDolinki Perth,ON 77 86 - - 163 19EricSpringings Saskatoon,SK 81 82 - - 163 19JamieMacLeod AnnapolisRoyal,NS 79 84 - - 163 19MichelRoy QuebecCity,QC 87 77 - - 164 20TomBanks Auburn,NS 81 83 - - 164 20WayneFillmore Aurora,ON 81 83 - - 164 20PerHansen Delta,BC 80 84 - - 164 20LarryFerguson Comox,BC 77 87 - - 164 20JeffreyGauf Edmonton,AB 82 82 - - 164 20GeorgeJanson Saskatoon,SK 79 86 - - 165 21DougStone WhiteRock,BC 82 83 - - 165 21KenWarwick Winnipeg,MB 85 80 - - 165 21WarrenSye London,ON 80 85 - - 165 21RandyStrang Vernon,BC 89 76 - - 165 21GregKocher Gibsons,BC 84 81 - - 165 21GordonRundell Okotoks,AB 85 81 - - 166 22ScottDutton Calgary,AB 90 77 - - 167 23PierreProvencher Québec,QC 86 82 - - 168 24KeithBonner Coquitlam,BC 84 84 - - 168 24KennyFraser Alberton,PE 83 86 - - 169 25JimGaiger Toronto,ON 86 83 - - 169 25RayStoodley St.John’s,NL 85 85 - - 170 26DavidBird Saskatoon,SK 83 88 - - 171 27PhilipKilleen London,ON 83 88 - - 171 27ScottHiles StonyPlain,AB 88 83 - - 171 27RickStead MountPearl,NL 84 89 - - 173 29AndreJette MtStHilaire,QC 86 89 - - 175 31KenLafrenière Ottawa,ON 89 88 - - 177 33BobDufresne Edmonton,AB 90 87 - - 177 33JohnWilliams St.John’s,NL 94 85 - - 179 35WDDavidGreenaway Barrie,ON 77 - - - 77 5WDMichelLabelle Kirkland,QC 77 86 - - 163 19

Michael Mercier2016CanadianMen’sSeniorChampion


Mid-Amateur DivisionPOS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 JudithKyrinis Thornhill,ON 72 74 68 214 -22 HeleneChartrand Pincourt,QC 71 76 72 219 33 ChristinaProteau PortAlberni,BC 76 73 74 223 74 MargoDickinson Hartland,NB 73 73 78 224 85 TerrillSamuel Etobicoke,ON 74 77 77 228 12T6 ShellyStouffer NanooseBay,BC 80 77 72 229 13 HollyHorwood Vancouver,BC 74 79 76 229 13T8 LaurenDiederichs Calgary,AB 84 75 73 232 16 JackieLittle PortAlberni,BC 79 79 74 232 16 PennyBaziuk NorthSaanich,BC 74 79 79 232 1611 SandraTurbide MapleRidge,BC 78 75 80 233 17T12 MorganBell Calgary,AB 79 80 75 234 18 LeanneRichardson IndianMountain,NB 78 78 78 234 18 MaryAnnHayward St.Thomas,ON 77 77 80 234 1815 LynnKuehn Lacombe,AB 79 73 83 235 19T16 Marie-ThereseTorti Candiac,QC 82 77 78 237 21 KylaLarder Edson,AB 75 78 84 237 21T18 KimWalker Regina,SK 78 81 79 238 22 MarlèneDesbiens Clermont,QC 79 80 79 238 22T20 CherylNewman Calgary,AB 82 78 79 239 23 JoseeDeslauriers Parksville,BC 78 79 82 239 2322 KarenPultz Surrey,BC 81 84 77 242 2623 PhyllisLaschuk Vancouver,BC 81 82 80 243 2724 RazinaVisram Calgary,AB 83 81 80 244 2825 AlisonMurdoch Victoria,BC 84 76 85 245 2926 KarenKloske LakeCowichan,BC 80 85 82 247 31T27 CaraSmith Calgary,AB 76 91 81 248 32 IvySteinberg Stouffville,ON 85 80 83 248 32 JoanWilson Calgary,AB 84 78 86 248 3230 BarbaraFlaman SherwoodPark,AB 83 84 82 249 3331 MaryFeenan Surrey,BC 88 82 80 250 3432 BarbParker DeWinton,AB 82 83 86 251 35T33 TammyOberik StAlbert,AB 83 85 84 252 36 LauraineLetarte Boucherville,QC 82 86 84 252 36 SusanBell Toronto,ON 81 84 87 252 36 GailBarros Edmonton,AB 89 86 77 252 3637 KellyKoselek Toronto,ON 82 86 85 253 37T38 LianneHeth Calgary,AB 83 88 84 255 39 KarenHansard Bernardsville,NJ 89 84 82 255 39 LindaMorris Edmonton,AB 89 84 82 255 3941 MelanieGrant Kelowna,BC 85 88 85 258 4242 FranPovoledo Winnipeg,MB 88 83 88 259 4343 ChrisNg Calgary,AB 90 84 86 260 44T44 ElaineMaloney Edmonton,AB 85 86 90 261 45 AllisonMcMillan Edmonton,AB 93 79 89 261 45 SusanPodolsky Alexandria,VA 89 85 87 261 45 NancyChow Richmond,BC 90 85 86 261 45 JulieGagnon Hudson,QC 86 90 85 261 45T49 CatherineButler Clarksburg,ON 82 91 90 263 47 KathieHoughton Thornbury,ON 88 85 90 263 47 BrendaSamis Vernon,BC 92 85 86 263 4752 ColleenGehrke HighRiver,AB 89 89 94 272 5653 StephaniaDuffee St.Albert,AB 88 87 99 274 58

CUTPaulaNapkeFlanagan Miramichi,NB 91 89 - 180 36KimberleySabourin Morinville,AB 87 97 - 184 40WendyEllacott Calgary,AB 97 91 - 188 44SandraMumford Dartmouth,NS 96 94 - 190 46BarbWong Calgary,AB 97 96 - 193 49

WDElaineBlatchford Surrey,BC 91 - - 91 19

Mid-Master DivisionPOS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 JudithKyrinis Thornhill,ON 72 74 68 214 -22 HeleneChartrand Pincourt,QC 71 76 72 219 33 TerrillSamuel Etobicoke,ON 74 77 77 228 12T4 ShellyStouffer NanooseBay,BC 80 77 72 229 13 HollyHorwood Vancouver,BC 74 79 76 229 13T6 JackieLittle PortAlberni,BC 79 79 74 232 16 PennyBaziuk NorthSaanich,BC 74 79 79 232 168 SandraTurbide MapleRidge,BC 78 75 80 233 17T9 LeanneRichardson IndianMountain,NB 78 78 78 234 18 MaryAnnHayward St.Thomas,ON 77 77 80 234 1811 LynnKuehn Lacombe,AB 79 73 83 235 19T12 Marie-ThereseTorti Candiac,QC 82 77 78 237 21 KylaLarder Edson,AB 75 78 84 237 21T14 KimWalker Regina,SK 78 81 79 238 22 MarlèneDesbiens Clermont,QC 79 80 79 238 22T16 CherylNewman Calgary,AB 82 78 79 239 23 JoseeDeslauriers Parksville,BC 78 79 82 239 2318 KarenPultz Surrey,BC 81 84 77 242 2619 PhyllisLaschuk Vancouver,BC 81 82 80 243 2720 RazinaVisram Calgary,AB 83 81 80 244 2821 AlisonMurdoch Victoria,BC 84 76 85 245 2922 KarenKloske LakeCowichan,BC 80 85 82 247 31T23 IvySteinberg Stouffville,ON 85 80 83 248 32 JoanWilson Calgary,AB 84 78 86 248 3225 BarbaraFlaman SherwoodPark,AB 83 84 82 249 3326 MaryFeenan Surrey,BC 88 82 80 250 3427 BarbParker DeWinton,AB 82 83 86 251 35T28 TammyOberik StAlbert,AB 83 85 84 252 36 LauraineLetarte Boucherville,QC 82 86 84 252 36

SusanBell Toronto,ON 81 84 87 252 36 GailBarros Edmonton,AB 89 86 77 252 3632 KellyKoselek Toronto,ON 82 86 85 253 37T33 LianneHeth Calgary,AB 83 88 84 255 39 KarenHansard Bernardsville,NJ 89 84 82 255 39 LindaMorris Edmonton,AB 89 84 82 255 3936 MelanieGrant Kelowna,BC 85 88 85 258 4237 FranPovoledo Winnipeg,MB 88 83 88 259 4338 ChrisNg Calgary,AB 90 84 86 260 44T39 ElaineMaloney Edmonton,AB 85 86 90 261 45 AllisonMcMillan Edmonton,AB 93 79 89 261 45 SusanPodolsky Alexandria,VA 89 85 87 261 45 NancyChow Richmond,BC 90 85 86 261 45 JulieGagnon Hudson,QC 86 90 85 261 45T44 CatherineButler Clarksburg,ON 82 91 90 263 47 KathieHoughton Thornbury,ON 88 85 90 263 47 BrendaSamis Vernon,BC 92 85 86 263 4747 ColleenGehrke HighRiver,AB 89 89 94 272 5648 StephaniaDuffee St.Albert,AB 88 87 99 274 58

CUTPaulaNapkeFlanagan Miramichi,NB 91 89 - 180 36KimberleySabourin Morinville,AB 87 97 - 184 40WendyEllacott Calgary,AB 97 91 - 188 44SandraMumford Dartmouth,NS 96 94 - 190 46BarbWong Calgary,AB 97 96 - 193 49WDElaineBlatchford Surrey,BC 91 - - 91 19

Super Senior DivisionPOS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 HollyHorwood Vancouver,BC 74 79 153 92 AnnaSchultz Heath,TX 77 78 155 113 RuthMaxwell Dartmouth,NS 79 79 158 144 AlisonMurdoch Victoria,BC 84 76 160 165 PhyllisLaschuk Vancouver,BC 81 82 163 196 DianeDolan Gatineau,QC 85 79 164 207 SusanBell Toronto,ON 81 84 165 21T8 SharonPeart RedDeer,AB 79 88 167 23 DebbieMcDonald Claremont,ON 86 81 167 23 LyndaPalahniuk Kelowna,BC 84 83 167 2311 KellyKoselek Toronto,ON 82 86 168 2412 JewellMalick Heath,TX 84 85 169 25T13 Jo-AnneSchiller Lloydminster,AB 86 84 170 26 PatHall MedicineHat,AB 82 88 170 2615 KathyPilkey Claremont,ON 92 80 172 2816 KathieHoughton Thornbury,ON 88 85 173 2917 GayleneDonald Calgary,AB 87 87 174 3018 StephaniaDuffee St.Albert,AB 88 87 175 31T19 CathyMcMillan Ponoka,AB 91 85 176 32 DianeWilliams Calgary,AB 85 91 176 3221 BrendaSamis Vernon,BC 92 85 177 33

CUTAvaBoderick Calgary,AB 89 90 179 35LeslieHoude Kingston,NS 91 89 180 36DorisBayrak Edmonton,AB 88 92 180 36EnaSpalding Calgary,AB 89 97 186 42WendyWiltzen RedDeer,AB 93 93 186 42KathyHopfner SwiftCurrent,SK 97 92 189 45FayGunter Waverley,NS 100 90 190 46BonnieStephenson Winnipeg,MB 97 94 191 47WDJoeyBush StThomas,ON 89 53 142 31WDElaineBlatchford Surrey,BC 91 - 91 19

Senior DivisionPOS NAME HOMETOWN ROUNDS TOT +/-1 JudithKyrinis Thornhill,ON 72 74 68 214 -22 HeleneChartrand Pincourt,QC 71 76 72 219 33 TerrillSamuel Etobicoke,ON 74 77 77 228 12T4 HollyHorwood Vancouver,BC 74 79 76 229 13 RhondaOrr Winnipeg,MB 79 74 76 229 13T6 JackieLittle PortAlberni,BC 79 79 74 232 16 PennyBaziuk NorthSaanich,BC 74 79 79 232 16T8 AnnaSchultz Heath,TX 77 78 78 233 17 SandraTurbide MapleRidge,BC 78 75 80 233 17T10 LeanneRichardson IndianMountain,NB 78 78 78 234 18 MaryAnnHayward St.Thomas,ON 77 77 80 234 18T12 RuthMaxwell Dartmouth,NS 79 79 77 235 19 TammyBezaire Warman,SK 78 78 79 235 19 LynnKuehn Lacombe,AB 79 73 83 235 1915 Marie-ThereseTorti Candiac,QC 82 77 78 237 2116 MarlèneDesbiens Clermont,QC 79 80 79 238 22T17 CherylNewman Calgary,AB 82 78 79 239 23

JoseeDeslauriers Parksville,BC 78 79 82 239 23T19 KarenPultz Surrey,BC 81 84 77 242 26 SusanThomson Dewinton,AB 81 84 77 242 2621 PhyllisLaschuk Vancouver,BC 81 82 80 243 2722 DianeDolan Gatineau,QC 85 79 80 244 2823 AlisonMurdoch Victoria,BC 84 76 85 245 29T24 LyndaPalahniuk Kelowna,BC 84 83 80 247 31 KarenKloske LakeCowichan,BC 80 85 82 247 31T26 IvySteinberg Stouffville,ON 85 80 83 248 32 TammyGibson Winnipeg,MB 83 80 85 248 32 JoanWilson Calgary,AB 84 78 86 248 32T29 BarbaraFlaman SherwoodPark,AB 83 84 82 249 33 SusanPlum Calgary,AB 84 87 78 249 3331 MaryFeenan Surrey,BC 88 82 80 250 34T32 DebbieMcDonald Claremont,ON 86 81 84 251 35 BarbParker DeWinton,AB 82 83 86 251 35 JewellMalick Heath,TX 84 85 82 251 35 KathrynMcGarvey NorthVancouver,BC 82 87 82 251 35T36 TammyOberik StAlbert,AB 83 85 84 252 36 LauraineLetarte Boucherville,QC 82 86 84 252 36 SusanBell Toronto,ON 81 84 87 252 36 PamCossey SaintJohn,NB 85 84 83 252 36 GailBarros Edmonton,AB 89 86 77 252 36T41 KarenSaunders Calgary,AB 82 85 86 253 37 KellyKoselek Toronto,ON 82 86 85 253 37 Jo-AnneSchiller Lloydminster,AB 86 84 83 253 37T44 DebbieArsenault Dartmouth,NS 87 80 88 255 39 ColleenPura Yellowknife,NT 81 90 84 255 39 LianneHeth Calgary,AB 83 88 84 255 39 KarenHansard Bernardsville,NJ 89 84 82 255 39 LindaMorris Edmonton,AB 89 84 82 255 3949 GayleneDonald Calgary,AB 87 87 83 257 41T50 SharonPeart RedDeer,AB 79 88 91 258 42 PatHall MedicineHat,AB 82 88 88 258 42 MelanieGrant Kelowna,BC 85 88 85 258 4253 KathyPilkey Claremont,ON 92 80 87 259 43T54 MattyLeung Winnipeg,MB 80 86 94 260 44 ChrisNg Calgary,AB 90 84 86 260 44T56 ElaineMaloney Edmonton,AB 85 86 90 261 45 SusanPodolsky Alexandria,VA 89 85 87 261 45 NancyChow Richmond,BC 90 85 86 261 45T59 CatherineButler Clarksburg,ON 82 91 90 263 47 KathieHoughton Thornbury,ON 88 85 90 263 47 BrendaSamis Vernon,BC 92 85 86 263 47T62 CathyMcMillan Ponoka,AB 91 85 89 265 49 PattiKrekoski St.Paul,AB 84 92 89 265 4964 DianeWilliams Calgary,AB 85 91 91 267 5165 DeniseO’Connor NorthVancouver,BC 85 93 90 268 5266 GailKennedy Winnipeg,MB 86 92 91 269 5367 RobinActon Lloydminster,AB 89 85 96 270 54T68 SusanWrightCassan Murillo,ON 90 87 95 272 56 ColleenGehrke HighRiver,AB 89 89 94 272 5670 StephaniaDuffee St.Albert,AB 88 87 99 274 58

CUTAvaBoderick Calgary,AB 89 90 - 179 35BrendaHargreaves HighRiver,AB 90 89 - 179 35LeslieHoude Kingston,NS 91 89 - 180 36PaulaNapkeFlanagan Miramichi,NB 91 89 - 180 36KorianneTylor Vancouver,BC 95 85 - 180 36JulieGreen Georgetown,ON 94 86 - 180 36DorisBayrak Edmonton,AB 88 92 - 180 36KimberleySabourin Morinville,AB 87 97 - 184 40MarilynCox Edmonton,AB 93 92 - 185 41TheresaElhatton Calgary,AB 95 90 - 185 41EnaSpalding Calgary,AB 89 97 - 186 42WendyWiltzen RedDeer,AB 93 93 - 186 42KimberlyRoss Winnipeg,MB 91 96 - 187 43WendyEllacott Calgary,AB 97 91 - 188 44KathyHopfner SwiftCurrent,SK 97 92 - 189 45ConnieSchultz SlaveLake,AB 97 92 - 189 45SandraMumford Dartmouth,NS 96 94 - 190 46FayGunter Waverley,NS 100 90 - 190 46BonnieStephenson Winnipeg,MB 97 94 - 191 47IreneBateman SlaveLake,AB 98 94 - 192 48BarbWong Calgary,AB 97 96 - 193 49SharonCase Miramichi,NB 95 99 - 194 50JulieGirard Thornhill,ON 104 92 - 196 52WDAnnKirkland Saskatoon,SK 91 82 - 173 29WDJoeyBush StThomas,ON 89 53 - 142 31WDElaineBlatchford Surrey,BC 91 - - 91 19

Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur & Senior ChampionshipWolfCreekGolfResort,Ponoka,AB,August24–26,2016


POS Province R1 R2 Total +/-1 Ontario 149 151 300 122 Quebec 150 153 303 153 BritishColumbia 148 158 306 184 Alberta 161 151 312 245 Manitoba 159 160 319 31T6 NovaScotia 166 159 325 37 NewBrunswick 163 162 325 378 Saskatchewan 164 162 326 38

Judith Kyrinis2016CanadianWomen’sMid-Amateur,

SeniorandSuper-SeniorChampion

30 Golf Canada

POS NAME SCORES TOTAL TO PAR MONEY1 JhonattanVegas 73 69 70 64 276 -12 $1,062,000T2 JonRahm 67 71 72 67 277 -11 $440,533T2 DustinJohnson 66 71 71 69 277 -11 $440,533T2 MartinLaird 73 69 68 67 277 -11 $440,533T5 RickyBarnes 71 68 71 68 278 -10 $207,238T5 AlexCejka 71 69 69 69 278 -10 $207,238T5 BrandtSnedeker 68 73 66 71 278 -10 $207,238T5 SteveWheatcroft 68 77 64 69 278 -10 $207,238T9 BenCrane 69 70 73 67 279 -9 $159,300T9 MattKuchar 69 71 70 69 279 -9 $159,300T9 GeoffOgilvy 73 71 72 63 279 -9 $159,300T9 JaredduToit (a) 67 71 70 71 279 -913 JimFuryk 70 71 71 68 280 -8 $135,700T14 JasonDay 69 76 69 67 281 -7 $95,056T14 ChrisKirk 72 73 69 67 281 -7 $95,056T14 LukeList 66 71 77 67 281 -7 $95,056T14 ChezReavie 69 71 73 68 281 -7 $95,056T14 JimmyWalker 70 72 71 68 281 -7 $95,056T14 SpencerLevin 72 70 71 68 281 -7 $95,056T14 HudsonSwafford 72 72 67 70 281 -7 $95,056T14 MichaelThompson 72 74 66 69 281 -7 $95,056T14 CameronTringale 68 73 69 71 281 -7 $95,056T23 BrianHarman 75 71 73 63 282 -6 $61,360T23 SiWooKim 69 77 67 69 282 -6 $61,360T23 JohnSenden 73 72 70 67 282 -6 $61,360T26 JerryKelly 72 70 71 70 283 -5 $45,037T26 KevinKisner 73 67 74 69 283 -5 $45,037T26 KellyKraft 67 71 75 70 283 -5 $45,037T26 CameronPercy 71 75 70 67 283 -5 $45,037T26 ChadCampbell 73 67 70 73 283 -5 $45,037T26 BrendondeJonge 68 71 72 72 283 -5 $45,037T32 GeorgeCoetzee 73 71 77 63 284 -4 $34,220T32 RheinGibson 72 72 70 70 284 -4 $34,220T32 DannyLee 75 71 72 66 284 -4 $34,220T32 TroyMerritt 74 71 69 70 284 -4 $34,220T32 PatrickRodgers 76 70 71 67 284 -4 $34,220T32 RobertStreb 78 68 66 72 284 -4 $34,220T38 TylerAldridge 69 70 73 73 285 -3 $26,550T38 StuartAppleby 71 75 69 70 285 -3 $26,550T38 K.J.Choi 71 70 77 67 285 -3 $26,550T38 WheeKim 73 72 72 68 285 -3 $26,550T38 ChrisStroud 72 72 74 67 285 -3 $26,550T43 DerekFathauer 74 72 65 75 286 -2 $20,060T43 EmilianoGrillo 73 72 72 69 286 -2 $20,060T43 ChessonHadley 67 78 72 69 286 -2 $20,060T43 RyanPalmer 70 73 73 70 286 -2 $20,060T43 VaughnTaylor 73 72 70 71 286 -2 $20,060T43 JohnsonWagner 70 74 70 72 286 -2 $20,060T49 ThomasAiken 75 69 73 70 287 -1 $14,302T49 BudCauley 73 73 70 71 287 -1 $14,302T49 KenDuke 69 75 71 72 287 -1 $14,302T49 AdamHadwin 72 70 74 71 287 -1 $14,302T49 MarkHubbard 72 71 72 72 287 -1 $14,302T49 BillyHurleyIII 78 68 70 71 287 -1 $14,302T49 MichaelKim 73 70 71 73 287 -1 $14,302T49 CarlosOrtiz 74 69 72 72 287 -1 $14,302T49 BrettStegmaier 69 73 73 72 287 -1 $14,302T49 CamiloVillegas 74 71 76 66 287 -1 $14,302T59 WilliamMcGirt 70 76 73 69 288 E $13,039T59 Seung-YulNoh 70 70 78 70 288 E $13,039T59 HenrikNorlander 75 69 72 72 288 E $13,039T59 VijaySingh 72 69 72 75 288 E $13,039T63 RobertAllenby 72 74 75 68 289 1 $12,685T63 BlayneBarber 73 73 70 73 289 1 $12,685T65 RobertoCastro 74 72 71 73 290 2 $12,272T65 ErnieEls 70 76 71 73 290 2 $12,272T65 HiroshiIwata 75 68 76 71 290 2 $12,272T65 RodPampling 71 71 76 72 290 2 $12,272T65 ScottPinckney 71 75 71 73 290 2 $12,272T70 GregChalmers 69 73 76 73 291 3 $11,741T70 TonyFinau 74 68 76 73 291 3 $11,741T70 PattonKizzire 73 72 73 73 291 3 $11,741T70 SteveMarino 75 71 75 70 291 3 $11,74174 TyroneVanAswegen 72 72 76 72 292 4 $11,44675 SamSaunders 71 74 75 73 293 5 $11,32876 DerekErnst 77 68 80 69 294 6 $11,210T77 D.H.Lee 74 71 70 81 296 8 $11,092T77 GarrettRank (a) 69 75 76 76 296 879 MiguelAngelCarballo73 72 78 76 299 11 $10,97480 CoreyConners 75 71 76 78 300 12 $10,856

RBC Canadian OpenGlenAbbeyGolfClub,Oakville,ON,July21–24,2016

JonasBlixt 73 74 147StewartCink 76 71 147JonCurran 75 72 147MatthewFitzpatrick 76 71 147J.J.Henry 72 75 147TomHoge 72 75 147SeanO’Hair 76 71 147MartinPiller 76 71 147KyleReifers 73 74 147ScottStallings 73 74 147WillWilcox 74 73 147ChadCollins 70 78 148AdamCornelson 75 73 148JoeyGarber 74 74 148RobertGarrigus 73 75 148SungKang 70 78 148K.T.Kim 73 75 148AndrewLandry 71 77 148RichardLee 73 75 148WesRoach 74 74 148KevinStreelman 76 72 148BrianStuard 76 72 148StevenBowditch 77 72 149ErikCompton 76 73 149GrahamDeLaet 77 72 149AndresGonzales 74 75 149DavidHearn 74 75 149MorganHoffmann 76 73 149JohnHuh 77 72 149AndrewLoupe 73 76 149HunterMahan 73 76 149BryceMolder 77 72 149JordanNiebrugge 75 74 149ShawnStefani 71 78 149DanielSummerhays 71 78 149NickTaylor 75 74 149TimWilkinson 75 74 149BrysonDeChambeau 76 74 150JasonGore 74 76 150BillyKennerly 76 74 150KyleStanley 75 75 150DawievanderWalt 73 77 150MarkWilson 77 73 150ZacBlair 73 78 151BradFritsch 77 74 151GraemeMcDowell 75 76 151RobOppenheim 80 71 151

GregOwen 79 72 151D.A.Points 77 74 151HaroldVarnerIII 75 76 151BronsonBurgoon 79 73 152BransonFerrier 78 74 152JimHerman 77 75 152ColtKnost 74 78 152PeterMalnati 73 79 152JustinLeonard 78 75 153WillMacKenzie 75 78 153TaylorMoore 78 75 153CameronSmith 78 75 153BenTaylor 81 72 153MikeWeir 78 75 153AbrahamAncer 75 79 154MichaelJohnson 73 81 154BenMartin 78 76 154RorySabbatini 77 77 154ScottBrown 75 80 155TedPotter,Jr. 75 80 155BlairHamilton (a) 77 79 156DanMcCarthy 75 81 156CarlPettersson 80 76 156HugoBernard (a) 81 76 157BrendonTodd 78 80 158DaveLevesque 85 75 160WD GeorgeMcNeill 73 - 73WD AngelCabrera - - -WD JeffOverton - - -

CUT

Jhonattan Vegas2016RBCCanadianOpenChampion

(a)amateur Canadian


POS NAME SCORES TOTAL TO PAR MONEY1 AriyaJutanugarn 68 64 67 66 265 -23 $337,5002 SeiYoungKim 69 67 68 65 269 -19 $207,7913 InGeeChun 68 67 66 69 270 -18 $150,7374 AlenaSharp 68 70 67 67 272 -16 $116,607T5 AnnaNordqvist 71 68 66 68 273 -15 $85,323T5 KarrieWebb 73 67 69 64 273 -15 $85,323T7 ChellaChoi 65 71 69 70 275 -13 $57,072T7 LydiaKo 67 69 70 69 275 -13 $57,072T7 AlisonLee 74 67 66 68 275 -13 $57,072T10 MoMartin 71 68 71 66 276 -12 $41,466T10 StephanieMeadow 66 69 69 72 276 -12 $41,466T10 SuzannPettersen 68 69 69 70 276 -12 $41,466T10 AyakoUehara 67 74 68 67 276 -12 $41,466T14 CarlotaCiganda 75 67 68 67 277 -11 $29,436T14 AustinErnst 69 72 68 68 277 -11 $29,436T14 BrookeHenderson 72 68 68 69 277 -11 $29,436T14 CristieKerr 69 71 68 69 277 -11 $29,436T14 Maude-AimeeLeblanc 69 69 70 69 277 -11 $29,436T14 MiHyangLee 71 69 69 68 277 -11 $29,436T14 MirimLee 67 71 69 70 277 -11 $29,436T14 AmyYang 68 69 68 72 277 -11 $29,43622 StacyLewis 67 72 69 70 278 -10 $24,345T23 MiJungHur 67 69 71 72 279 -9 $20,563T23 HyoJooKim 69 67 70 73 279 -9 $20,563T23 GabyLopez 71 67 68 73 279 -9 $20,563T23 AzaharaMunoz 69 72 69 69 279 -9 $20,563T23 RyannO’Toole 72 70 70 67 279 -9 $20,563T23 JanePark 70 71 67 71 279 -9 $20,563T23 MorganPressel 70 72 65 72 279 -9 $20,563T23 NontayaSrisawang 72 70 68 69 279 -9 $20,563T31 MarinaAlex 69 71 69 71 280 -8 $16,154T31 JuliInkster 70 69 70 71 280 -8 $16,154T31 HaNaJang 69 69 67 75 280 -8 $16,154T31 MinLee 73 66 69 72 280 -8 $16,154T35 SandraGal 71 71 67 72 281 -7 $14,277T35 MinjeeLee 69 70 67 75 281 -7 $14,277T37 JessicaKorda 71 72 71 68 282 -6 $11,880T37 CatrionaMatthew 69 72 70 71 282 -6 $11,880T37 AiMiyazato 69 68 73 72 282 -6 $11,880T37 MikaMiyazato 69 72 70 71 282 -6 $11,880T37 HeeYoungPark 71 69 72 70 282 -6 $11,880T37 SoYeonRyu 68 74 71 69 282 -6 $11,880T37 BudsabakornSukapan 71 66 69 76 282 -6 $11,880T44 MeganKhang 72 69 70 72 283 -5 $9,499T44 Su-HyunOh 68 73 74 68 283 -5 $9,499T44 JennyShin 68 70 71 74 283 -5 $9,499T44 SakuraYokomine 70 67 72 74 283 -5 $9,499T48 Ssu-ChiaCheng 71 72 68 73 284 -4 $7,906T48 JodiEwartShadoff 73 70 69 72 284 -4 $7,906T48 KarineIcher 67 72 73 72 284 -4 $7,906T48 BrittanyLincicome 69 72 66 77 284 -4 $7,906T48 CarolineMasson 74 68 70 72 284 -4 $7,906T48 HaruNomura 69 72 75 68 284 -4 $7,906T54 LaetitiaBeck 72 69 70 74 285 -3 $6,598T54 VickyHurst 71 70 72 72 285 -3 $6,598T54 Eun-HeeJi 69 74 70 72 285 -3 $6,598T54 LeeLopez 69 72 74 70 285 -3 $6,598T54 SarahJaneSmith 71 70 74 70 285 -3 $6,598T59 P.K.Kongkraphan 73 69 72 72 286 -2 $5,537T59 JaclynLee (a) 69 70 73 74 286 -2T59 PernillaLindberg 72 71 70 73 286 -2 $5,537T59 BrianaMao 69 74 71 72 286 -2 $5,537T59 MadeleneSagstrom 72 70 69 75 286 -2 $5,537T59 LizetteSalas 70 71 72 73 286 -2 $5,537T59 Anne-CatherineTanguay 70 73 74 69 286 -2 $5,537T66 DoriCarter 70 69 75 73 287 -1 $4,948T66 CelineHerbin 74 69 73 71 287 -1 $4,948T66 BrittanyLang 70 73 76 68 287 -1 $4,948T66 PannaratThanapolboonyaras 70 72 71 74 287 -1 $4,948T70 BenyapaNiphatsophon 71 72 71 75 289 1 $4,608T70 MichelleWie 71 72 74 72 289 1 $4,608T72 HannahCollier 73 70 71 76 290 2 $4,465T72 CarolineHedwall 72 68 77 73 290 2 $4,46574 StephanieKono 70 73 74 76 293 5 $4,379

Canadian Pacific Women’s Open PriddisGreensGolf&CountryClub,Calgary,AB,August25–28,2016

BrittanyAltomare 73 71 144CydneyClanton 72 72 144CharleyHull 71 73 144HaejiKang 72 72 144KimKaufman 72 72 144RebeccaLee-Bentham 70 74 144BrittanyMarchand 73 71 144MariaMcBride 73 71 144BeckyMorgan 75 69 144SadenaParks 72 72 144AshleighSimon 72 72 144KellyTan 72 72 144JessicaWallace 70 74 144JingYan 74 70 144SiminFeng 70 75 145Wei-LingHsu 75 70 145TiffanyJoh 76 69 145MoriyaJutanugarn 75 70 145AmeliaLewis 73 72 145XiYuLin 71 74 145GiuliaMolinaro 74 71 145GraceNa 71 74 145JiYoungOh 71 74 145KellyShon 71 74 145JenniferSong 72 73 145MaddieSzeryk (a) 73 72 145MariajoUribe 73 72 145CheyenneWoods 73 72 145HollyClyburn 73 73 146LauraDavies 72 74 146LindyDuncan 72 74 146JulietaGranada 73 73 146AnniePark 69 77 146AngelaStanford 71 75 146BertineStrauss 75 71 146AngelYin 69 77 146SunYoungYoo 75 71 146QBaek 75 72 147ChristelBoeljon 75 72 147JacquiConcolino 72 75 147BriannaDo 76 71 147CaseyGrice 76 71 147

FelicityJohnson 74 73 147SaraMaudeJuneau 71 76 147LorieKane 73 74 147JoannaKlatten 73 74 147NaomiEunYoungKo (a) 74 73 147BelenMozo 72 75 147HannahO’Sullivan 72 75 147PaulaReto 72 75 147SamanthaRichdale 75 72 147KrisTamulis 74 73 147YaniTseng 76 71 147KatieBurnett 76 72 148NaYeonChoi 75 73 148DanielaIacobelli 73 75 148SarahKemp 74 74 148MinSeoKwak 76 72 148IlheeLee 72 76 148Lee-AnnePace 71 77 148MarionRicordeau 74 74 148JenniferHa (a) 72 77 149MinaHarigae 74 75 149KatherineKirk 74 75 149GerinaPiller 75 74 149JaneRah 75 74 149AlisonWalshe 74 75 149AmyAnderson 76 74 150DanielleKang 74 76 150JenniferKirby 73 77 150JayeMarieGreen 78 73 151NannetteHill 76 75 151DaniHolmqvist 78 73 151AshlanRamsey 73 78 151ChristineSong 74 77 151DemiRunas 80 72 152SandraChangkija 78 77 155RachelRohanna 78 77 155JulieYang 78 77 155AlejandraLlaneza 75 81 156BrigitteThibault 87 82 169WD ChristinaKim 77 - 77

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POS NAME SCORES TOTAL TO PAR MONEY1 PaulBarjon 63 66 61 68 258 -22 $36,0002 VaitaGuillaume 63 68 68 60 259 -21 $21,6003 AaronWise 62 63 68 68 261 -19 $13,600T4 KyleWilshire 69 66 68 62 265 -15 $7,875T4 MikeMiller 66 66 68 65 265 -15 $7,875T4 TalorGooch 67 66 66 66 265 -15 $7,875T4 TainLee 66 67 64 68 265 -15 $7,8758 ManavShah 68 69 63 66 266 -14 $6,200T9 HankLebioda 67 66 71 63 267 -13 $4,800T9 CalebSturgeon 69 63 70 65 267 -13 $4,800T9 AaronCockerill 65 70 67 65 267 -13 $4,800T9 MaxRottluff 64 67 69 67 267 -13 $4,800T9 DillonRust 68 62 70 67 267 -13 $4,800T9 BrockMackenzie 68 64 66 69 267 -13 $4,80015 SeannHarlingten 68 68 65 67 268 -12 $3,600T16 BrettLederer 65 65 73 66 269 -11 $3,000T16 SethReeves 70 64 69 66 269 -11 $3,000T16 T.J.Vogel 68 67 66 68 269 -11 $3,000T16 SebastianSzirmak 67 64 68 70 269 -11 $3,000T16 AustinConnelly 68 65 65 71 269 -11 $3,000T21 ConradShindler 70 68 68 64 270 -10 $1,954T21 MichaelGligic 67 70 68 65 270 -10 $1,954T21 DavidSkinns 69 68 68 65 270 -10 $1,954T21 MichaelSchoolcraft 69 69 66 66 270 -10 $1,954T21 CharlieBull 68 68 68 66 270 -10 $1,954T21 TrevorCone 65 69 70 66 270 -10 $1,954T21 DavidPastore 68 70 65 67 270 -10 $1,954T28 CarlosSainzJr 70 65 71 65 271 -9 $1,384

T28 WadeBinfield 69 70 66 66 271 -9 $1,384T28 JonathanGarrick 64 68 71 68 271 -9 $1,384T28 JohnChin 66 68 68 69 271 -9 $1,384T28 CarterJenkins 66 66 70 69 271 -9 $1,384T33 TaylorMoore 72 66 68 66 272 -8 $1,200T33 JamesLove 67 70 67 68 272 -8 $1,200T33 TylerMcCumber 68 68 67 69 272 -8 $1,200T36 DanMcCarthy 67 68 71 67 273 -7 $1,060T36 EthanTracy 65 68 72 68 273 -7 $1,060T36 JeffRein 69 67 68 69 273 -7 $1,060T36 CameronPeck 67 68 68 70 273 -7 $1,060T40 WillMcCurdy 68 68 69 69 274 -6 $900T40 ErickJustesen 66 69 70 69 274 -6 $900T40 BrianDwyer 72 66 66 70 274 -6 $900T40 CoryRenfrew 69 67 68 70 274 -6 $900T44 WilliamStarke 74 73 66 62 275 -5 $780T44 PaulMcConnell 72 67 69 67 275 -5 $780T44 WilBateman 65 70 66 74 275 -5 $780T47 BradClapp 67 75 70 64 276 -4 $723T47 RyanWilliams 68 73 68 67 276 -4 $723T47 MaxGilbert 71 69 65 71 276 -4 $723T50 JosephHarrison 72 70 70 65 277 -3 $685T50 BenGeyer 70 67 72 68 277 -3 $685T50 AdamCornelson 68 70 69 70 277 -3 $685T50 SeanKelly 69 67 69 72 277 -3 $68554 AdamWebb 72 67 69 71 279 -1 $66055 ScottVincent 70 70 72 68 280 E $65056 ScottWolfes 69 67 75 70 281 1 $64057 ZacharyEdmondson 71 70 77 69 287 7 $630

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World Junior Girls Championship MississauguaGolf&CountryClub,Mississauga,ON,September27–30,2016POS NAME COUNTRY ROUNDS TOT +/-1 YukaSaso Philippines 66 77 73 70 286 -22 JenniferChang USA 73 72 77 70 292 43 CaterinaDon Italy 72 72 78 71 293 5T4 HarmieNicoleConstantino Philippines 69 75 75 75 294 6 Hee-JungLim Korea 73 71 75 75 294 6T6 DuMohan China 73 70 76 76 295 7 Hae-RanRyu Korea 78 71 74 72 295 78 IsobelWardle England 74 74 75 74 297 99 MathildeFredensborg Denmark 74 73 77 74 298 1010 AmandaLinnér Sweden 74 73 76 76 299 11T11 MajaStark Sweden 74 71 83 72 300 12 EstherHenseleit Germany 71 76 73 80 300 12 Min-GyeongYoun Korea 77 74 75 74 300 12T14 CelineBorge Norway 74 71 82 74 301 13 MathildeClaisse France 77 74 77 73 301 13T16 CélesteDao Canada2 77 73 77 75 302 14 AnnaBackman Finland 78 80 72 72 302 14 MonetChun Canada1 72 79 76 75 302 14 SophieLamb England 76 73 81 72 302 14 MikaLiu USA 75 75 76 76 302 1421 IsabellaFierro Mexico 73 77 77 76 303 15T22 CandiceMahe France 74 80 78 72 304 16 StephanieAstrup Denmark 74 77 79 74 304 16

AngelicaMoresco Italy 77 73 77 77 304 1625 EmilyPrice England 78 75 80 72 305 1726 ElizabethWang USA 73 74 82 77 306 1827 AlexandraFoersterling Germany 77 75 77 78 307 19T28 MadeleneStavnar Norway 76 77 78 77 308 20 CecilieFinne-Ipsen Denmark 75 75 79 79 308 20 JinMan China 73 76 78 81 308 2031 ElinaSaksa Finland 78 68 82 81 309 2132 ChloeCurrie Canada1 79 75 78 79 311 23T33 HannahLee Canada2 77 73 86 76 312 24 RaquelOlmosRos Spain 79 76 79 78 312 24 AlineKrauter Germany 82 75 78 77 312 2436 TeresaDiezMoliner Spain 75 80 82 76 313 25T37 IsabellaPortokalis Canada2 77 78 84 75 314 26 PaulaNeiraGarcia Spain 82 84 75 73 314 26T39 DaniellaBarrett Finland 79 75 86 77 317 29 ElisabethCodet France 82 77 78 80 317 2941 AnaLauraCollado Mexico 79 86 78 76 319 3142 HanYucen China 82 76 78 84 320 3243 MaryParsons Canada1 74 84 84 80 322 3444 SofiaAngelaLegaspi Mexico 84 75 85 80 324 3645 AnaIsabelGonzalez Mexico 89 75 79 83 326 38WD AlessiaNobilio Italy - - - - - -DQ LinnGrant Sweden 85 77 80 - - -

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POS Country R1 R2 R3 R4 Total +/-1 Philippines 135 150 148 145 578 22 Korea 150 142 149 146 587 113 UnitedStatesofAmerica 146 146 153 146 591 154 Italy 149 145 154 145 593 175 England 150 147 155 144 596 206 Sweden 148 144 159 148 599 237 Denmark 148 148 156 148 600 24T8 Finland 156 143 154 149 602 26 France 151 151 155 145 602 26T10 China 146 146 154 157 603 27 Germany 148 150 150 155 603 2712 Canada1 146 154 154 154 608 3213 Norway 150 148 160 151 609 33T14 Canada2 154 146 161 150 611 35 Mexico 152 152 155 152 611 3516 Spain 154 156 154 149 613 37

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Financial AnalysisIn 2016, Golf Canada recorded a surplus of $99,384 compared to a deficit of $915,495 recognized in 2015. This represents the first surplus since

the 2013 fiscal year when $191,695 was recognized. Our staff, partners at the Provincial Golf Associations and nearly 2,500 volunteers from across

Canada deserve thanks for their collaboration and valued contributions which resulted in a $1 million increase from last year.

Despite headwinds from macro-economic factors and reorganizations of major industry corporations over the past few years for all Canadian golf

industry stakeholders, we’re confident that the sport remains ripe with opportunity, excitement, and programming to develop the next generation

of athletes. As the National Sport Federation (NSF) for golf in Canada, our mandate is to promote participation and excellence in the game, while

ensuring there is capacity for the sport and interaction between all the stakeholders. 2016 was a year in which we made great strides in improving

the longterm health of the Association and we look forward to continuing those efforts in the future as we recognize the importance of Golf Canada’s

role as a leader in the industry.

During the year, there were several positive financial highlights to be proud of:

• An increase in total revenue by $1,789,785 (5%) over 2015;

• Our core professional championships (RBC Canadian Open and CP Women’s Open) both recognized a surplus in Oakville, Ont. and Priddis, Alta. respectively;

• RBC was extended for another six years through 2023 as title sponsor of the RBC Canadian Open;

• Funding was committed from Own the Podium for the first time, reflecting the success and future opportunity of our high-performance teams including the Team Canada Young Pro Squad;

• The World Junior Girls Championship has grown its legacy fund to nearly 1/3 of a normal annual operating budget and is destined to succeed going forward;

• A revised membership model has helped achieve close to a 1% increase in total Golf Canada and Provincial Golf Association member golfers to 306,650; and

• Our investment portfolio balance has grown to $23,946,416 ensuring that our Financial Mandate is intact as of October 31, 2016

2016 FINANCIAL RESULTS As the National Sport Federation and governing body of golf in Canada, we have a responsibility to operate and support program initiatives that create awareness, increase participation and drive excellence in the sport. All facets of our direct sport programming recognized increases in revenue which allowed us to intensify our total capacity in programming. Consequently, Golf Canada’s investment in administering membership and sport programming and services grew to $10.3M from $9.8M in the prior year. We are proud of the services and programs we could deliver within our budget.

Further details on all major aspects of those operations are outlined below.

MEMBERSHIPMembership dues are an integral source of funding for Golf Canada and our Provincial Golf Association stakeholders with respect to delivery of grow the game initiatives. Dues are invested to offset the cost of delivering our programs and services as the National Sport Federation.

While the total rounds played continue to show positive year-over-year increases in Canada, member retention is challenged by macro-economic factors leading to an average attrition rate of paid members of 3.7% over the past five years. We recognize the importance of mitigating this downward pressure and thus have sponsored a renewed focus on enhancing membership value.

During the year, we enhanced the free (“Bronze”) membership

program with the expectation that, over time, a portion of Bronze members will upgrade to a fully-paid (“Gold”) membership in Golf Canada and their Provincial Golf Association. Bronze members receive exclusive offers on tickets and merchandise; free access to Level 1 of the online Rules of Golf education system; access to the Score Centre; game and score tracking technology; and rewards simply for posting scores. We are amidst a major enhancement in the Score Centre that will continue in 2017. During 2016, we added social media sharing aspects along with badges and Ultimate Scorecards to further broaden our engagement with all golfers in Canada.

To further encourage Gold membership sales, we continued to invest in our value proposition offering benefits such as equipment and golf cart insurance; the club identification and retrieval system; issuing $275,000 in rewards from our great partners (TaylorMade Adidas and Hudson’s Bay); Rules of Golf education; and the establishment of a portal to seek personal advice from a PGA of Canada professional. The result of this investment was an increase in direct membership program expenditures, including the cost of additional benefits, by 12% to $1.4M.

Because of these strategies, we are pleased to report that the total membership (Bronze and Gold) increased to 306,650 members in 2016 (from 305,000 in 2015).

We work closely with the Provincial Golf Associations and industry partners to increase awareness of all our collective programs and activities. Efforts to build stronger working relationships will help to gain a better understanding of our member needs, both individual golfers and facilities. In 2016, 3,820 facilities (be it a golf facility or a school) hosted at least one Golf Canada program or event including Future Links, Golf in Schools, Golf Fore the Cure, and our national competitions. During the year, the net contribution from membership revenues was spent on programs and services

focused on achieving our vision and mandate apportioned among our strategic pillars as follows: 38% on growing participation, 33% on ensuring excellence, 22% to expand capacity and 7% toward fostering interaction.

GRASSROOTS PROGRAMSThe major share of our grassroots program spending has been directed at the Future Links program (Canada’s national junior golf development program conducted in partnership with the Provincial Golf Associations, the PGA of Canada and our title sponsor, Canadian National Railway). During the year, we continued to advocate the Get Linked Strategy – connecting schools with facilities and PGA of Canada professionals, while introducing the PGA Junior League to our suite of sub-programs aimed at youth. During the year, 536 (518 in 2015) facilities registered with the Future Links program to run one or more of the junior golf sub-programs.

Additionally, we see tremendous value in using schools as a conduit to introducing the sport to children through the Golf in Schools program. We are thankful of the many corporate and individual donors that have assisted in the evolution of this program, having now increased our total schools in Canada participating in the program to 3,111 (2,795 in 2015).

We also operated Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru, a women’s golf participation program which was hosted at 145 facilities with over 10,000 female participants, collectively donating $372,000 dollars to our charitable partners – the Canadian Cancer Society and the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation – in support of cancer research.

Funding for grassroots programs is derived from four sources – participation fees, Sport Canada, corporate sponsorships and donations. Of important note, the Future Links junior golf program would not have evolved to the extent it has over the past 11 years without the financial support of Canadian National

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Railway. Gratitude from all stakeholders in the golf industry should be extended to Canadian National Railway, whose sponsorship concluded at the end of 2016.

HIGH PERFORMANCE (TEAM CANADA)This element of our operations supports the development of 20 athletes on our men’s and women’s national amateur teams that proudly represent Canada at many international golf championships and on the biggest national stage during the RBC Canadian Open and CP Women’s Open. Our Young Pro Squad supported six up and coming players (financial, coaching, and other resources) who have recently turned professional to help them with their transition. In addition, golf’s reintroduction to the Olympic games saw us support four athletes in pursuit of a medal for the first time in 112 years. While Canada missed out on the podium, golf’s return to the Olympic stage was a tremendous success globally, and raised the awareness of golf nationally.

Funding for Golf Canada’s high performance program emanates from four sources – Sport Canada, participation fees, corporate sponsorship, and grants provided by the Golf Canada Foundation. Expenses directed at our High Performance (Team Canada) programs were increased to $1.7M up from $1.5M due to Rio de Janeiro Olympic costs as well as the bi-annual World Amateur Team Championship which was conducted in Mexico.

AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPSThis segment includes the operation of Golf Canada’s eight national amateur competitions as well as the CN Future Links Junior Championships.

In conjunction with Golf Ontario, Golf Canada also conducted the third playing of the World Junior Girls Championship. In addition to the competition which saw the Philippines emerge from the 16-team event, the championship was a celebration of the sport with a specific focus on developing the game. Before the tournament got underway, we hosted a PGA of Canada coaching summit, a girls’ skill development clinic, and a Junior-Amateur event. Over the course of the Championship’s three-year history, we have established a legacy fund that will strengthen the event and philanthropy surrounding junior girl’s golf in Canada for years to come.

Direct funding for our Amateur Championships arises from several sources – Sport Canada, player entry fees, corporate sponsorships, municipal governments and from the R&A to aid in conducting the World Junior Girls Championship. Revenues increased by 13% ($100K) because of higher entry fees and support from the City of Ottawa.

OTHER PROGRAMS & SERVICESGolf Canada also generates revenue by way of participant fees from Rules of Golf education seminars and related literature; merchandising royalties and sales from our e-commerce store; and the operation of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum. The Association recognized an increase in revenues to $884K from $399K in 2015 through our Team Canada licensing agreement with Hudson’s Bay and through sales of Rules of Golf literature in the first year of the new quadrennial cycle. Expenses incurred include the maintenance of the golf infrastructure that oversees the Rules of Golf, Course Rating services and our national Handicap system.

OTHER OPERATIONSGolf Canada runs two professional golf tournaments that are Canada’s National Open Championships – one is on the LPGA Tour and the other is on the PGA TOUR – as well as the Freedom 55 Financial Championship on the Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada schedule. Golf Canada also owns and operates a golf learning centre in Calgary.

CANADIAN PACIFIC WOMEN’S OPENPriddis Greens Golf Club in Priddis, Alta. hosted the 2016 CP Women’s Open. Canada’s Alena Sharp had an incredible run on home soil in one of the deepest fields on the LPGA Tour, eventually falling short of champion Ariya Jutanugarn who captured the winner’s share of the $2.25M (USD) tournament purse for her 5th LPGA Tour victory in 2016. The biggest winner during the week was the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation as Canadian Pacific Railway acted an extremely generous host in its corporate backyard. A variety of fundraising activations leading up to and during the event helped to generate $2.0M in support of pediatric cardiac care and research.

Despite chilly and wet Alberta weather, the City of Calgary, Calgary Tourism, and its fans (public and corporate) proved that Calgary is an avid golf market. At the end of the event, we recognized a tournament surplus and a $287K improvement in operating results versus 2015.

RBC CANADIAN OPENThe 2016 RBC Canadian Open was once again held at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ont., returning to the historic course for the 28th time. The fruits of Golf Canada’s High Performance program were on display all week culminating with National Amateur Squad member Jared du Toit playing alongside Team RBC’s Brandt Snedeker in the final group on Sunday.

Despite one of the strongest fields in recent years, ticket and corporate hospitality sales continue to fight for market share against other sports and entertainment properties in the greater Toronto area. Nonetheless, the financial stability and proximity to Golf Canada’s staff and resources helped to achieve a profit in 2016, a $46K improvement over 2015.

Our strategy for 2017 consists of new corporate product offerings and a greater breadth of sales resources and tactics in market as we return to Glen Abbey. We have reorganized internal support staff to add greater focus on sales, operations, marketing, and fan enhancements. The golf course has undergone significant bunker improvements, which will be welcomed by the players.

FREEDOM 55 FINANCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPGolf Canada conducted the fourth playing of the Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada’s Freedom 55 Financial Championship at the Highland Country Club in London, Ont.

Though the event is very well received by the players, the club and sponsor Freedom 55 Financial, we have had difficulty communicating the value to local sponsors and corporate buyers resulting in a loss on the event in each year of our host organization agreement. Therefore, we have elected not to continue to conduct this event on behalf of the Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada as the host organization in 2017.

THE GOLF CANADA CALGARY CENTREGolf Canada’s Calgary Centre provides an excellent opportunity to test and run golf development programs; provide access for Calgary-based schools and high-performance athletes from Alberta Golf; increase awareness of Golf Canada’s role in growing the sport; and provide a positive and continuing cash flow to support our programs across the country. The facility operates a 9-hole short course; a driving range with a double-decker hitting stall structure that includes space for up to 60 patrons; indoor golf simulators; and full teaching academy. The driving range stalls are heated which permits practice and training year-round. In June 2013, the flooding of the Bow River in Calgary caused significant damage to the property and destroyed the lands that held an 18-hole natural grass mini-putt course. In 2016, we developed a new artificial turf putting course that overlooks the river. We are optimistic of the continued increase in foot traffic and sales that are

returning to pre-flood levels.

During the year, the facility hosted a full-day junior camp highlighted by clinics hosted by Brooke and Brittany Henderson which also served as part of Golf Canada’s Olympic Golf Team introduction. This is just one example of the quantum of non-financial benefits to the Association, Alberta Golf, and Alberta based golfers that the facility brings.

INVESTMENTSThe Investment Policy Statement provides guidance for our investment decisions. The portfolio comprises a combination of bond funds, equity funds and alternative investment products. The investment mix is structured to produce the desired returns and meet current and future liabilities, with a robust risk management system in place. The Investment Committee and management obtain input on a regular basis from the Association’s professional advisors in making decisions relating to the portfolio. The mandate of the Association’s Investment Committee includes a review of the portfolio holdings on a regular basis.

The inherent volatility of global investment markets is a principal risk of the Association and the Investment Committee has established an appropriate mix of assets to ensure long-term stability in the income produced by the assets. The investment income from the portfolio continues to be used to contribute to the delivery of our various programs and services. We expect volatility, but to mitigate significant fluctuations, the Association maintains a conservative portfolio mix with a return target of 6% (net of fees).

The Financial Mandate set by the Board states that the Association must maintain a minimum market value of $25M in assets, consisting of the investment portfolio, the Calgary facility and any other income producing assets, of which $10M must be in liquid holdings. As at October 31, 2016, the investment portfolio balance itself was at $23.9M (2015 - $23.2M), excluding the market value of the Calgary facility (whose market value is not readily available). The Financial Mandate, as of October 31, 2016, has been met and we are committed to ensuring the internally imposed restrictions remain satisfied going forward.

During the year, the market resulted in strong gains in our portfolio across all asset-types within our portfolio – income, equities, and alternative funds. Total investment income for the year was $1.48M (6.37%) compared to $1.06M (4.24%) in 2015.

CAPITALInvestment in technology, systems and hardware, in addition to our Golf Canada Calgary Centre, have been paramount over the past two years. In total, $1.1M has been expended over this period on capital. This spending has been necessary to ensure the modernization of our business.

During 2016, we continued the user experience and interface enhancements to the Golf Canada Score Centre and modernized our internal membership systems (e-commerce and customer relationship management system) to address facets and strategies of our new membership model. The total capital spent on these initiatives was $248K in aggregate. In Calgary, the Association capitalized $380K to build a new artificial turf putting course in addition to uninsured costs of rebuilding the facilities buildings/assets because of the 2013 flood.

GOVERNMENT FUNDINGThe quantum and quality of the programs that Golf Canada delivers would not be possible without the continued support of several government agencies. Sport Canada, a department of the Federal Government, recognizes Golf Canada as the National Sport Federation for golf and provides the Association with funding to support our National Team program, Amateur Championships,


golf development initiatives and a contribution towards administrative costs. Additionally, in 2016, Golf Canada qualified for funding from Own the Podium, a not-for-profit organization supported by the Canadian Olympic Committee and Sport Canada. The aggregate funding recognized through these two avenues in 2016 was $746K ($730K was recognized in 2015).

Golf Canada’s designation as the National Sport Federation also provides an opportunity for some of our athletes in the National Team program to access additional support through the Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program (AAP). Sport Canada also provides funding through their Hosting Program which provides financial support to the RBC Canadian Open, CP Women’s Open and World Junior Girls Championship.

Certain elements of our 2016 programming were enhanced as the result of funding and support from other government departments or bodies, including the municipalities of Calgary, Priddis, Ottawa, London and Oakville; Metrolinx; Calgary Tourism; and the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sport. We are extremely grateful for the support these organizations provided in 2016.

CONTRIBUTIONSIn 2016, Golf Canada and our partners supported various charities and other golf related entities, actively participating in the raising of over $4.2M (compared to $3.4M in 2015), reinforcing the philanthropic value of golf in Canada.

• Golf Canada increased our contributions to $248,315 to the various provincial golf associations, member facilities, and PGA of Canada professionals in the form of grants and credits to support “grow the game” initiatives.

• Golf Canada contributed $30,000 toward initiatives conducted on behalf of the Canadian golf industry by the Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation and other initiatives supporting Canadian athletics. Golf Canada also contributed time and resources to the National Allied Golf Associations’ lobbying efforts and fulfillment of that organization’s mandate.

• The Golf Canada Foundation awarded a total of $963,540 in grants and scholarships during 2016. $510,000 was paid to Golf Canada to enhance the High Performance segment of our business, as well as $75,000 in funding towards the World Junior Girls Championship. To assist with golf programs at Canadian post-secondary institutions and their golfers, the Foundation awarded $102,501 in grants and scholarships. The Foundation also awarded $276,039 in grants promoting junior golf and to enhance coaching and rules of golf programs.

• Through their CP Has Heart activation strategy at the CP Women’s Open in Priddis, Alta., including donations for ticket purchases, birdies on the 17th hole during the tournament, and donations from spectators for access to the CP fan zone, CP donated a total of $2.0M to the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation.

• The RBC Canadian Open in Oakville, Ont., operated in conjunction with RBC and the PGA TOUR, made contributions to various charities and service groups in the amount of $939,842 (including a $333,000 donation to the Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada in support of children’s wellness initiatives), in addition to a $65,000 donation to the World Golf Hall of Fame.$372,000 in donations to the Canadian Cancer Society and the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation were raised through Golf Fore the Cure events, increasing the Association’s lifetime contribution in support of breast cancer research to $5.9M.

PRINCIPAL RISKS OF THE ASSOCIATIONThe Association’s ability to deliver on the facets of our strategic plan may be affected by risks and uncertainties. Management has implemented procedures to identify and

manage significant brand reputation, operational, regulatory and financial risks.

The following section describes the principal immediate risks and uncertainties that have been identified that could have a material and adverse effect on the Association’s financial mandate:

• Significant decrease in perceived lack of value in membership of Golf Canada.

• The loss of a title sponsor and/or significant secondary sponsor of any professional tournament or reduction in funding to support the Future Links program.

• A natural disaster at the Golf Canada Calgary Centre.

• A natural disaster or significant security crisis at our Men’s or Women’s National Open Championship.

• Significant volatility in global investment markets.

• Future financial results fall materially short of budget and/or the Board’s Financial Mandate.

• Lack of strategic success and results in fulfilling the Association’s mandate.

• An inability to deliver the Score Centre technology, handicapping and score posting functionality, to our members.

An annual review is performed to ensure that appropriate risk mitigation processes are in place to maximize utility of the Association with an acceptable level of risk inherent in our operations. The principal risks above may differ from year to year; however, management ensures that appropriate mitigation activities remain in place.

Golf in Canada and the Association is also indirectly impacted by macro-economic factors. Golf is dependent upon discretionary spending by consumers and corporations as well as supply and demand relative to courses, ranges, facilities, and manufacturers. An extended recession could materially affect golf in Canada and the Association. A decline in the economic environment could impact disposable income that may have an adverse impact on operating revenues through membership and would negatively impact our partners, sponsors, and corporate supporters of golf in Canada. Golf participation and rounds played is also directly impacted by weather conditions from coast to coast.

FINANCIAL OUTLOOK AND OPPORTUNITIESThe current strategic plan of the Association is focused on initiatives that support growing the game from a junior programming and golfer interaction perspective while also maintaining fiscal responsibility. We made great strides in improving our financial results in 2016 and we know we can continue to be leaner, more effective, and more impactful without compromising programming. We have a Financial Mandate that ensures fiscal responsibility and maximization of opportunities with corporate Canada, which often requires the Association to make difficult decisions. Late in 2016, we completed a thorough evaluation of our structure, operating and staffing costs. A restructuring of responsibilities was deemed to be an integral step in creating a more effective internal service network to support Golf Canada’s distinct operations going forward. Although it is difficult to say goodbye to colleagues and friends, we appreciate all their contributions and feel confident about what lies ahead

for Golf Canada. The related costs of this restructuring ($178K) were expensed in the current year’s Statement of Revenues and Expenses, creating opportunity in the future to redirect the savings into programming.

We have been fortunate to partner with some of Canada’s biggest brands in the Royal Bank of Canada and Canadian Pacific Railway – these companies deserve to be commended for their generosity to the industry, to the growth of the game and the legacy they are building. During

the year, we extended RBC’s title sponsorship agreement with the men’s Canadian Open through 2023. This is a tremendous benefit for Golf in Canada as we can now be assured that a professional stage will be prevalent for many years.

Golf’s return to the Olympics also provided a unique opportunity to foster interaction with supporters of the game in Canada, our partners at the Provincial Golf Associations and international golf governing bodies. Although the results didn’t bear fruit for Canadian golf on the medal podium, we are excited for the resulting opportunity this may have in engaging corporate Canada come 2020, obtaining additional Own the Podium funding, and creating heroes for youth in the sport.

In 2016 we proved that the revised membership model has acceptance amongst facilities in Canada. We will continue to implement a model which we believe has the potential to create greater equity and deliver more value to our member clubs and their individual members, which will ultimately grow revenues for all stakeholders. In addition, we wish to develop a program that will appeal to a greater share of Canada’s 5.7M golfers. We continue to invest in our enhanced digital experiences and offerings for anyone who connects with Golf Canada. The “Bronze” level membership, which is free to join, is a great way to engage with the greater golf community and still reap several exciting benefits.

Clublink’s public announcement that they have filed for rezoning and ultimately the development of the Glen Abbey property presents both challenges and potential opportunity for Golf Canada. This will require that we investigate a new vision for the RBC Canadian Open, the home office of Golf Canada, and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. Our ability to strategically collaborate with facilities, governments and/or sport organizations is expected to represent an exciting opportunity in the future.

In November 2016, our CEO, Scott Simmons, announced his departure from Golf Canada, effective early 2017. We have held many discussions with key stakeholders to develop the optimal profile of his successor. The Association is conducting a thorough search for candidates and we expect to have hired a replacement by April 2017. The successor, along with the Board of Directors and management team, will be committed to growth, innovation, and increasing the member value proposition while improving on our long-term financial health.

The Association is committed to its Financial Mandate of operating on at least a breakeven basis as well as maintaining its asset base over $25M. As the National Sport Federation, Golf Canada strongly believes we are on the right track to deliver on our mission of growing participation, excellence and passion in the sport while upholding the integrity and traditions of the game with the resources available to us.

Robert MacDonald FCPA, FCAChair, Audit & Risk Management Committee

Garrett Ball CPA, CAChief Financial OfficerGolf Canada

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IndependentAuditor’sReportTOTHEMEMBERSOFTHEROYALCANADIANGOLFASSOCIATION:

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of the Royal Canadian Golf Association (operating as Golf Canada), which comprises the statement of financial position as at October 31, 2016 and the statement of revenues and expenses, changes in net assets, and cash flows for the year then ended and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.

Management’sresponsibilityforthefinancialstatementsManagement is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor’sresponsibilityOur responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on our judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, we consider internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial

statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

OpinionIn our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Golf Canada as at October 31, 2016 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.

OthermattersOur audit was conducted for the purposes of forming an opinion on the financial statements as a whole. Schedule A is presented for purposes of additional information and is not a required part of the financial statements. Such information has not been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of financial statements, and, accordingly, we express no opinion on it.

Mississauga, CanadaDecember 9, 2016

Grant Thornton LLPChartered Professional Accountants Licensed Public Accountants


StatementofFinancialPosition ASATOCTOBER31

Current AssetsAccounts Receivable and Prepaid Expenses $ 3,723,680 $ 3,627,553 Receivable from the Golf Canada Foundation (Note 11) 1,011,689 706,515

4,735,369 4,334,068

Investments (Note 4) 23,946,416 23,200,956 Capital Assets (Note 5) 1,866,245 1,672,671 Intangible Assets (Note 6) 309,796 154,431

$ 30,857,826 $ 29,362,126

LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities

Bank Indebtedness (Note 7) $ 845,983 $ 375,860 Bank Facilities (Note 7) 970,000 - Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities 1,847,282 1,764,417 Deferred Revenue 167,551 294,223

3,830,816 2,434,500

NetAssetsOperating 27,027,010 26,927,626

$ 30,857,826 $ 29,362,126

Assets 2016 2015

Commitments (Note 10)(See accompanying notes to financial statements)

On behalf of the Board:

Robert MacDonald, FCPA, FCA, Director and Audit and Risk Management Committee Chair

Roland A. Deveau, Q.C., President

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StatementofChangesinNetAssets YEARENDEDOCTOBER31

Balance, beginning of year $ 26,927,626 $ 27,843,121 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues over Expenses 99,384 (915,495) Balance, end of year $ 27,027,010 $ 26,927,626

2016 2015

(See accompanying notes to financial statements)


StatementofRevenuesandExpenses YEARENDEDOCTOBER31

2016 2016 2016 2015 2015 2015Revenue Expenses Net Revenue Expenses Net

Membership,ProgramRevenuesandExpensesMembership $ 3,627,762 $ 1,437,964 $ 2,189,798 $ 3,659,617 $ 1,281,761 $ 2,377,856

Direct Program Revenues and ExpensesGrass Roots Programs 1,601,993 1,243,898 358,095 1,526,667 1,265,526 261,141 High Performance (Team Canada) 1,464,225 1,722,171 (257,946) 1,419,141 1,504,424 (85,283) Amateur Championships 889,590 1,100,398 (210,808) 789,860 1,101,137 (311,277)Other Programs and Serv ices 883,803 531,041 352,762 398,831 378,543 20,288

Total Direct Program Revenues and Expenses 4,839,611 4,597,508 242,103 4,134,499 4,249,630 (115,131)

Program Support Revenues and ExpensesCommunications and Business Development - 1,368,669 (1,368,669) - 1,363,673 (1,363,673)Administration and Overhead (Note 9) 68,600 2,865,181 (2,796,581) 73,000 2,924,355 (2,851,355)

Total Program Support Revenues and Expenses 68,600 4,233,850 (4,165,250) 73,000 4,288,028 (4,215,028)

Total Membership, Program Revenues and Expenses 8,535,973 10,269,322 (1,733,349) 7,867,116 9,819,419 (1,952,303)

OtherOperationsProfessional Tournaments 25,569,313 25,097,222 472,091 24,916,591 24,832,418 84,173 Golf Canada Calgary Centre 1,624,912 1,414,799 210,113 1,581,407 1,416,466 164,941

Total Other Operations 27,194,225 26,512,021 682,204 26,497,998 26,248,884 249,114

InvestmentIncomeTotal Investment Income (Note 4) 1,484,074 - 1,484,074 1,059,373 - 1,059,373

Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues over Expenses before Amortization $ 432,929 $ (643,816)

Amortization - 333,545 (333,545) - 271,679 (271,679)

Total Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues over Expenses $ 37,214,272 $ 37,114,888 $ 99,384 $ 35,424,487 $ 36,339,982 $ (915,495)

Sport Canada Funding (Note 8) Golf Canada Foundation (Note 11)


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StatementofCashFlows YEARENDEDOCTOBER31

Increase (Decrease) in Cash 2016 2015

Operating activitiesExcess (Deficiency) of Revenues over Expenses $ 99,384 $ (915,495)Amortization of Capital Assets 240,700 240,793 Amortization of Intangible Assets 92,845 30,886 Increase in Market Value of Investments (1,004,848) (408,897)

(571,919) (1,052,713)

Net Change in Non-cash Working Capital Components Relating to Operations (445,108) (1,068,543)(1,017,027) (2,121,256)

Financing activityUse of / (Repayment of) Bank Facilities 970,000 (670,000)

Investing activitiesRedemption of Investments (net) 259,388 2,868,943Purchase of Capital Assets (434,274) (228,826)Purchase of Intangible Assets (248,210) (185,317)

(423,096) 2,454,800

Increase in Bank Indebtedness, During the Year (470,123) (336,456)Bank Indebtedness, Beginning of Year (375,860) (39,404)

Bank Indebtedness, End of Year $ (845,983) $ (375,860)



NotestoFinancialStatements ASATOCTOBER31,2016

1. NatureofOperationsThe Royal Canadian Golf Association (operating as Golf Canada) is incorporated without share capital under the laws of Canada and is a Registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association under the Income Tax Act (Canada).

2. SummaryofSignificantAccountingPolicies(a) Basis of presentation These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations. Accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations require entities to select policies appropriate for their circumstances from choices provided in the specific standards in Part III of the CICA Accounting Handbook.

(b) Use of estimates In preparing the Association’s financial statements, management is required to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities, the disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and reported amounts of revenue and expenses during the period. Actual results could differ from these estimates.

(c) Financial instruments The Association initially measures its financial assets and liabilities at fair value. Subsequently, the Association measures all its financial instruments at fair value or amortized cost with subsequent changes in fair value recognized in the Statement of Revenues and Expenses.

Fair values are based on quoted market prices where available from active markets, otherwise fair values are estimated using a variety of valuation techniques and models.

Transaction costs related to financial instruments subsequently measured at fair value are expensed as incurred. Financial instruments that will not be subsequently measured at fair value are adjusted by the transaction costs that are directly attributable to their origination, issuance or redemption.

Financial assets and liabilities measured at amortized cost include accounts receivable, receivable from the Golf Canada Foundation, accounts payable and accrued liabilities, and deferred revenue. The Association measures investments at fair value.

(d) Capital assets and amortization Rates and bases of amortization applied to write-off the cost less estimated salvage value of capital assets over their estimated useful lives are as follows:

Computer Equipment 50%, declining balance Leasehold Improvements Straight line over the term of the leaseFurniture and Equipment 25%, declining balance Golf Canada Calgary Centre Straight line over remaining years of the lease

(e) Intangible assets and amortization Intangible assets are initially recognized and measured at cost. Intangible assets with finite useful lives are amortized over their useful lives. The amortization methods and estimated useful lives of intangible assets are as follows:

Website and Score Centre Development Straight line over three yearsCustomer Relationship Management System Straight line over three years

(f) Revenue recognition The Association follows the deferral method of accounting for contributions. Restricted contributions are recognized as revenue in the year in which the related expenses are incurred. Deferred revenue represents sponsorship and ticket revenues relating to professional tournaments which have been received but not earned. Membership dues are recognized as revenue as fees become due. All other revenue is recognized upon completion of the particular tournament or event.

(g) Donated services The work of the Association is dependent on the services of many volunteers at amateur and professional events as well as governance Councils and Committees. Since these services are not normally purchased by the Association and because of the difficulty of determining their fair value, donated services are not recorded in the Statement of Revenues and Expenses.

(h) Impairment of long-lived assets Long-lived assets are tested for recoverability whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that their carrying amounts may not be recoverable. An impairment loss is recognized when the carrying amount of a long-lived asset is not recoverable and exceeds its fair value.

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3. FinancialinstrumentsCredit risk The Association is subject to credit risk through trade receivables. Credit risk is minimized by dealing primarily with companies with strong financial positions. The Association maintains provisions for potential credit losses and any such losses to date have been within management’s expectations.

Currency risk The Association holds a portion of funds in U.S. dollars. At the statement of financial position date the Association held U.S. cash of $11,194 (2015 - $7,488).

Interest Rate Risk The Association is subject to interest rate risk through its bank facilities (Note 7) debt that bear interest based on the lender’s prime rate, which may vary from time to time. Certain of the Association’s investments (Note 4) are also subject to interest rate risk. The Association manages this risk by investing in a diversified portfolio of assets in accordance with the Investment Policy Statement.

Market Risk The Association is exposed to market fluctuations through its investments quoted in active markets. Market risk is the risk that the fair value of a financial instrument will fluctuate because of changes in those market prices, whether those changes are caused by factors specific to the individual financial instrument or its issuer, or factors affecting all similar financial instruments traded in the markets. The Investment Committee controls risk management of the portfolio by assigning a risk classification to each holding within the portfolio and ensuring that appropriate diversification exists, guided by the Investment Policy Statement.

4. Investments

Cash $ 114,111 $ 73,860Income Fund Investments 13,392,518 13,303,618Equity Fund Investments 7,248,238 6,914,453Alternative Investment Products 3,191,549 2,909,025

$ 23,946,416 $ 23,200,956

20152016

Financial Mandate In 1999, the Board of Governors of the Association designated $40,000,000 from the sale of the Glen Abbey Golf Course to be used for the betterment of the game of golf in Canada. In 2014, the Board approved a transfer of the remaining balance of the Board Designated Fund to the Operating Fund and eliminated the Restricted Fund of the Association. The remaining assets of the Board Designated Fund remain invested in Golf Canada’s investment portfolio. The Board upholds a Financial Mandate with the objective for the Association to operate on at least a breakeven basis and maintain a minimum market value of $25,000,000 in the portfolio (including the Golf Canada Calgary Centre or other income producing assets) of which a minimum of $10,000,000 must be in liquid holdings. The Financial Mandate is intended to act as protection of the funds, thus not requiring them to be held in a separate Board Designated Fund.

Governance The investment objectives and portfolio mix are in accordance with the Association’s Investment Policy Statement approved by the Board. A copy of the Association’s Investment Policy Statement is made publicly available on our external website, www.golfcanada.ca. The Investment Committee and management obtain input on a regular basis from the Association’s professional advisors in making decisions relating to the portfolio. The mandate of the Association’s Investment Committee includes a review of the portfolio holdings on a regular basis.

Investment Income Investment income recognized in the Statement of Revenues and Expenses include the following:

Distributions $ 479,226 $ 650,476Increase in Market Value of Investments 1,004,848 408,897

$ 1,484,074 $ 1,059,373

2016 2015

5. CapitalAssets2015

CostAccumulated Amortization

Net Book Value

Net Book Value

Computer Equipment $ 598,525 $ 516,622 $ 81,903 $ 134,375Leasehold Improvements 680,798 357,747 323,051 333,369Furniture and Equipment 419,654 244,878 174,776 233,031Golf Canada Calgary Centre 4,087,618 2,801,103 1,286,515 971,896

$ 5,786,595 $ 3,920,350 $ 1,866,245 $ 1,672,671

2016


6. IntangibleAssets

2015

CostAccumulated Amortization

Net Book Value

Net Book Value

Website and Score Centre Development $ 342,188 $ 87,025 $ 255,163 $ 64,450 Customer Relationship Management System 91,340 36,707 54,633 89,981

$ 433,528 $ 123,732 $ 309,796 $ 154,431

2016

7. BankIndebtednessandFacilitiesBank indebtedness of $845,983 as at October 31, 2016 (2015 - $375,860) is comprised of $995,467 (2015 - $1,265,089) of outstanding cheques that were more than the Association’s bank account balances totaling $149,484 (2015 - $889,229).

As at October 31, 2016, the Association has a revolving demand Facility (1a) of $1,500,000. As security, the Association has pledged a portion of the investment portfolio against this Facility (‘Facility 1a’). $970,000 of this facility was drawn on as at October 31, 2016 (2015 - $nil). On November 11, 2016, the Association entered a second revolving demand Facility (‘Facility 1b’) of $500,000 which expires on December 31, 2016. Both facilities are due upon demand and bear interest at a rate of bank prime plus 0.75% (3.45% at October 31, 2016).

8. SportCanadaFundingAs the National Sport Federation (NSF) for golf in Canada, the Association receives funding from the Government of Canada through Sport Canada’s Sport Support Program to enhance and advance the Canadian Sport Policy. Funding is aimed at developing our athletes and coaches at the highest international levels; providing sound technically-based golf programming for all golfers; increasing the number of Canadians from all segments of society involved in golf, and advancing Canadian interests and values in Canada and abroad.

Funding is granted on the basis of eligible expenditures that are incurred to contribute to the achievement of the objectives of the Canadian Sport Policy. Funding is provided annually throughout Sport Canada’s fiscal year (April 1 to March 31).

The Association estimates the amount of eligible expenses that are incurred during the Association’s fiscal year and recognizes revenue from Sport Canada’s fiscal year on a pro-rata accrual basis. Revenue has been allocated to Direct Program and Program Support Revenues on a pro-rata basis of total eligible expenditures. During the Association’s fiscal year, a total of $686,000 (2015 - $730,200) was recognized from Sport Canada program revenues.

Schedule A highlights the total cash funding provided by Sport Canada during their fiscal year ending, March 31, 2016 and the eligible expenditures incurred within the same Mainstream Program categories permitted by the Contribution Agreement for the Association’s fiscal year ended, October 31, 2016.

9. AllocationofAdministrationandOverheadExpenses2015

Building and IT Systems, Network and Applications $ 1,173,822 $ 1,038,749 Salaries, Restructuring and Travel 1,281,023 1,415,742 Professional Fees, Insurance, and Bank Fees 413,082 387,433 Association Meetings 229,321 258,484 Postage, Courier and Order Center 112,137 82,196 Strategic Planning and Other Costs 28,796 147,751 Total Administration and Overhead Expenses 3,238,181 3,330,355

Allocation to Professional Tournaments (373,000) (406,000)

Net Administration and Overhead Expenses $ 2,865,181 $ 2,924,355

2016

During the year, Golf Canada incurred approximately $62,000 (2015 - $72,000) of Administration and Overhead expenses, on behalf of the Golf Canada Foundation. These expenses have not been charged to the Golf Canada Foundation.

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10. CommitmentsThe Association has entered agreements to lease office space (71% of annual commitment), land for the Golf Canada Calgary Centre (18% of annual commitment), office equipment and machinery to various dates to 2021. Minimum annual payments under these lease agreements in aggregate and for the next five years are due as follows:

2017 $ 567,871 2018 567,324 2019 90,625 2020 15,640 2021 7,820

Total $ 1,249,280

11. GolfCanadaFoundationEach member of the Board of Directors of Golf Canada is a member of the Golf Canada Foundation. The Foundation was established to raise and grant funds for the advancement of golf in Canada. The Foundation delivers this mandate through Scholarships and Grants. During 2016, the Foundation awarded a total of $964,000 in scholarships and grants (2015 - $965,000). The Foundation is a Registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association under the Income Tax Act.

Foundation results have not been consolidated in the Association’s Financial Statements. Financial Statements of the Golf Canada Foundation are available upon request. The Receivable from the Golf Canada Foundation is settled on a periodic basis. Transactions between the two entities consist of reimbursement of expenses paid on behalf of the Foundation, grants paid to support Association programming, and licensing of assets. A total of $677,000 (2015 - $709,000) has been recorded in the Statement of Revenue and Expenses as revenue from the Golf Canada Foundation.

A summary of the audited financial statements of the Foundation as at October 31, 2016 and October 31, 2015 and for the years then ended are as follows:

Financial PositionTotal Assets $ 2,594,873 $ 2,275,422Total Liabilities 1,460,555 1,070,706Total Net Assets $ 1,134,318 $ 1,204,716

Results of OperationsTotal Revenues $ 1,462,334 $ 1,314,937Gain (Loss) on Market Value of Investments 56,803 (22,768)Total Expenses 1,589,534 1,551,854Excess of Expenses over Revenues $ (70,397) $ (259,685)

Cash FlowsCash used in from Operations $ (219,005) $ (138,797)Cash used in Investing Activ ity (93,804) (376,730)Cash from Financing Activ ity 79,930 108,756Decrease in Cash $ (232,879) $ (406,771)

2016 2015

12. ComparativeFiguresCertain of the comparative figures included in these financial statements have been reclassified to conform to the presentation adopted for the current year.


SportCanadaFunding–RevenuesandExpenses(unaudited) YEARENDEDOCTOBER31

ScheduleAThe following schedule highlights the total cash funding provided by Sport Canada during their fiscal year ending, March 31, 2016 under each of the mainstream contribution blocks of the Contribution Agreement signed between the two parties. The Association recognizes Sport Canada’s funding on a pro-rata accrual basis while Schedule A represents the cash funding received from Sport Canada for the April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016 Contribution Agreement.

The total expenses presented represent the eligible expenditures incurred by the Association within each contribution block for the Association’s fiscal year ended, October 31, 2016. The eligible total expenditures are presented within Direct Program Expenses and Program Support Expenses of the Statement of Revenues and Expenses.

Sport Development

Enhanced Excellence

Total Revenue

Total Expenses

Mainstream Core ProgramsGeneral Administration $ 67,350 $ - $ 67,350 $ 1,728,443Governance 33,675 - 33,675 544,779Salaries, Fees and Benefits 67,350 - 67,350 2,940,291Coaching Salaries and Professional Development 122,300 - 122,300 462,651National Team Program 89,525 12,500 102,025 634,240Official Languages 11,500 - 11,500 132,252Operations and Programming 281,800 - 281,800 1,514,807

Mainstream Above Core ProgramsLong-Term Athlete Development 11,000 - 11,000 482,470

Total Revenues and Expenses $ 684,500 $ 12,500 $ 697,000 $ 8,439,933

ExpensesRevenues

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