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On February 26th, 2011, the Canadian PGA, in conjunction with Special Olympics Canada, hosted the first pilot for the Special Olympics Golf Coach workshop at their National Headquarters in Acton, ON. The Special Olympics Golf Coach workshop is the fi
The National Allied Golf Associations (NAGA) is launching a Canada-wide government relations campaign aimed at increasing the awareness of golf’s positive impact on the Canadian economy and our lifestyles.
The Canadian PGA announced today that they have partnered with Jancor Agencies to provide members with a variety of offerings including logoed merchandise through Jancor’s line of brands.
Canadian PGA has announced the 2010 winners of its prestigious National Awards for exceptional and dedicated service as Canadian golf professionals.
The Canadian PGA announced today that the Association has partnered with IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) as the Official Hotel Chain of the Canadian PGA.
Canadian PGA member Rod Spittle tied for second with Jeff Sluman at the Allianz Championship on Sunday as Tom Lehman birdied the final hole to finish at 13 under par to win the tournament.
The PGA World Alliance announced a donation of $39,000 in support of flood disaster relief for the Australian golf industry.
Gary Bernard, Canadian PGA Executive Director, and Glenn Cundari, President of the National Board, represented the Association at the 2010 PGA Awards Dinner on Thursday, January 27 in Orlando, Florida.
In memory of John Houston Davis. On January 31, 2011, the Canadian PGA lost a dedicated member and Past-President of the National Board of Directors.
The Canadian PGA’s Canada Night was an overwhelming success, hosting over 300 guests, as part of the PGA Merchandising Show in Orlando, Florida.
When his 4-foot putt rattled into the cup, Rod Spittle had to tell himself to breathe. Then he tried to hold back tears, but that would prove impossible.
The Canadian PGA and the Golf Management Institute of Canada (GMIC) have developed a series of self-directed learning modules as part of the Canadian PGA's new PACE (Professional Advancement Career Enhancement) Program.