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This holiday season will forever have a special place in my heart and soul. While I was home in Canada I had the honor of being a Torch Bearer in the Olympic Torch Relay as it made my way through my home town of Oakville, Ontario

Olympic Games to Provide Key Learning for Canada’s NSO for Golf; Team Canada Sport Science Staff to Provide Expertise to Canada’s Winter Olympians

After a lengthy search and intense deliberation, the Canadian PGA announced today that Gary Bernard has been named the Association’s new Executive Director.

(Pickering, Ont., - January 7, 2010) – Mike Harris, the affable Head Professional at the Donalda Club in Toronto, once again will be heading to the Olympics. This time however, Harris will be a member of the media...

“I really have high expectations for myself. Going into the year, I obviously want to keep my card, but I want to win a golf tournament. That’s what I’m going to play for every week.”

Acton, ON (December 9, 2009) – The Canadian PGA is proud to announce that Canadian PGA Member Graham DeLaet of Weyburn, Sask. secured his 2010 PGA Tour card after an impressive 8th place showing...
Port St. Lucie, Florida (November 25, 2009) Ben Boudreau of Longueuil, QC stole the show at the 2009 Titleist & FootJoy Canadian PGA Club Professional Championship, winning on the first playoff hole over Jeff Buder of Vancouver, BC.
Port St. Lucie, Florida (November 25, 2009) The final round is underway at a rainy PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Floirda. Jeff Buder leads by three over Ben Boudreau & Eric Landreville.
Port St. Lucie, Florida (November 24, 2009) The second round is underway at the 2009 Titleist & FootJoy Canadian PGA Club Professional Championship. Ben Boudreau making a major move and is now tied for the lead with Jeff Buder.
Canadian PGA TV takes you inside the ropes to preview the 2009 Titleist & FootJoy Canadian PGA Club Professional Championship in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
The Canadian PGA is pleased to announce that they have joined forces in the Movember campaign with Prostate Cancer Canada.

Canadian PGA Member Mike Weir's next major honour is only partly in recognition of what he's accomplished on the golf course.