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Player Profiles Schedule History June 16-18, 2016 2016 GLENCOE INVITATIONAL TOP 10 PLAYERS L-R: Jack Wood, Etienne Papineau, Evan Holmes, Emmett Oh, Jared du Toit (Champion), Matt Williams, Luke Moser, Calum Masters, Travis Fredborg and Jesse Galvon PLAYER PROFILES SCHEDULE HISTORY The Glencoe Invitational was established in 1992 to allow for more amateur tournament golf for players from Western Canada. Over the last 24 years, the event has evolved into one of the highest ranked amateur tournaments in Canada and also receives international recognition. The tournament is listed on the Golf Canada Order of Merit as well as the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR). The WAGR ranks the top amateur golfers in the world on the basis of their average performance in counting events on a rolling cycle over the previous 52 weeks. The Invitational field is typically made up of those in the top 50 on the Golf Canada Order of Merit, and the top Canadian players listed on the WAGR. Over 50% of our players are between the ages of 19 and 22. Past tournaments have included players from New Zealand, USA, Mexico, Canada’s National Team and players from across the country. To date, 66 former participants are now playing on various professional tours around the globe. You may recognize our 2005 Champion, Graham DeLaet who is one of the highest ranking Canadian playing on the PGA tour. Monday, June 13 Qualifying Rounds Wednesday, June 15 Practice Rounds/Opening Cocktail Party Thursday - Saturday, June 16-18 Tournament Rounds Friday, June 17 Invitational Horserace 2 | 2016 Player Profiles 2016 TOP FINISHES 3 | 2016 Player Profiles PAST CHAMPIONS 2016 Jared du Toit 2003 Lindsay Bernakevitch 2015 Conner Hayden 2002 Dan Swanson 2011 Mackenzie Hughes 2001 Lindsay Bernakevitch 2010 Mitch Evanecz 2000 Jon Mills 1992 2009 Mitch Evanecz 1999 Wes Heffernan - TO - 2015 2008 Jordan Irwin 1997 Brent Osachoff 2007 Kris Wasylowich 1996 Howard Broun 2006 Graham Hill 1995 Vince Ramscar 2005 Graham DeLaet 1994 David Schultz No Competition in: ‘98, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 2005 was played on The Meadows 2004 Brenden Stuart 1993 Darryl James FRIENDS OF THE INVITATIONAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS COUNTING EVENT IN IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 4 | 2016 Player Profiles 2016 FIELD ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA CALIFORNIA 1. Armstrong, A.J 36. Macdonald, Stuart 54. Burnes, Tyler 2. Brown, Andrew 3. Choi, Ethan 4. Crampton, Shane 5. du Toit, Jared MANITOBA VIRGINIA 6. Fry, Geoff 37. Fredborg, Travis 55. Hayden, Conner 7. Fry, Jonathan 38. McMillan, Ryan 8. Goehring, Dale 39. Sackett, Jack 9. Harrison, Andrew 40. Schade, Devon 10. Hogan, Brett 41. Thompson, Bret ALABAMA 11. Holmes, Evan 12. Irwin, Jordan 56. Masters, Calum 13. MacDougall Brendan 14. Markiw, Brandon ONTARIO 15. McDowell, Chandler 42. Abraham, Trent 16. Murphy, Patrick 43. Bowie, Russell SOUTH DAKOTA 17. Oh, Emmett 44. Giroux, Thomas 57. Peterson, Cole 18. Pasula, Brett 45. Moser, Luke 19. Rody, Ryan 46. Ranton, Trevor 20. Saunders, Tyler 47. Ross, Nicholas 21. Secord, Scott UTAH 22. Smith, Alexander 58. Elftman-Hanson, Ariel 23. Temple, Kevin 24. Williams, Matt QUEBEC 25. Wood, Jack 48. Bedard, Pierre-Alexandre 26. Yeager, Dustin 49. Blanchette, Vincent OREGON GLENCOE 50. Lapierre-Messier, Raphael 59. Melnychuk, Ryan QUALIFIERS 51. Papineau, Etienne 27. Broeke, Nolan 28. Chudiak, Tyler WASHINGTON SASKATCHEWAN 29. Corrigan, Alex 60. Cole, Grant 30. Hamilton, Josh 52. Wood, Justin 31. Rutherford, Ryan MONDAY QUALIFIERS NEWFOUNDLAND 53. Bursey, Blair SOUTH AFRICA 32. Galvon, Jesse 61. Sargent, Gareth 33. Billingsley, Greg 34. Ferguson, Robert 35. Rose, Jeremy 5 | 2016 Player Profiles ALBERTA ARMSTRONG, A.J. BROWN, ANDREW CHOI, ETHAN CRAMPTON, SHANE St. Albert, AB Calgary, AB Pincher Creek, AB Okotoks, AB Windermere Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club Pincher Creek Golf Club Sirocco Golf Club HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: • 2015 AB Men’s’ Amateur: T31 • 2015 AB Junior Boys • 2016 CN Future Links: T16 • 2015 Saint Francis Red Flash • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: 8th Championship: T11 • 2015 IMG Academy Junior World Invitational: T9 • 2015 Canadian Junior: T4 • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: T29 Championship: T11 • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: T20 • 2015 Alberta Amateur: T33 • 2015 Alberta Bantam • 2015 Alberta Open: T29 Championship: Winner DU TOIT, JARED FRY, GEOFF FRY, JONATHAN GOEHRING, DALE Calgary, AB Calgary, AB Calgary, AB Calgary, AB The Glencoe Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club - HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: Invitational Chairman • 2015 BC Amateur Championship: • 2015 Alberta Open: T6 • University of the Pacific Men’s HIGHLIGHTS: Winner • 2015 Alberta Men’s Amateur: T8 Golf Team: Member • 6 time Willingdon Cup Team Member, • 2015 Monroe Invitational: T9 • 2015 Canadian Men’s Amateur: ’91, ’94-’97, 2000 • 2015 NCAA – Wyoming Cowboy T35 • 1988 Canadian Juvenile Champion Classic: T1 • 1997 Canadian Amateur Champion HARRISON, ANDREW HOGAN, BRETT HOLMES, EVAN IRWIN, JORDAN Camrose, AB Calgary, AB Calgary, AB Banff, AB Camrose Golf Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club Earl Grey Golf Club Banff Springs & Slivertip Golf Club HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • 2015 Alberta Junior Championship: • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: T3 • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: T14 • 2015 Alberta Open: T6 Winner • 2015 Alberta Amateur: Winner • 2015 Alberta Amateur: T4 • 2016 Alberta Mid-Amateur: T4 • 2015 Alberta Men’s Amateur: 2nd • Represented Canada in the 2015 • 2015 Canadian University • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: T29 • 2015 Canadian Junior Mexican Amateur Championships: Winner Championship: 23rd • Represented Alberta in the Pacific Coast Amateur ALBERTA MACDOUGALL, BRENDAN MARKIW, BRANDON MCDOWELL, CHANDLER MURPHY, PATRICK Calgary, AB Edmonton, AB Springbrook, AB Crossfield, AB The Glencoe Golf & Country Club Edmonton Petroleum Club Red Deer Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • 2016 MJT Srixon Series at • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: T18 • 2016 MJT OOM Series at Paradise • 2015 Alberta Match Play: Winner University Golf Club: WON • 2015 Alberta Open: T13 Canyon: 2nd • Alberta PGA Masters: Winner • 2016 MJT OOM Series at Paradise • 2015 Alberta Amateur: T18 • 2016 CN Future Links • 2015 Canadian Men’s Amateur: T6 Canyon: WON Pacific Championship: 5th • CN Future Links Pacific • 2016 Alberta PGA Masters: 3rd Championship: T3 OH, EMMETT PASULA, BRETT RODY, RYAN SAUNDERS, TYLER Calgary, AB Red Deer, AB Calgary, AB Sturgeon County, AB Bearspaw Golf & Country Club Red Deer Golf & Country Club Pinebrook Golf & Country Club Glendale Golf and Country Club HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS • The All American: T10 • 2015 Alberta Open: T23 • 2015 CN Future Links Western • 2015 Alberta Open: T22 • Presidents Day Challenge: T2 • 2015 Red Hawk Invitational: 13th Championship: 3rd • 2015 Trans-Mississippi • Jim West Intercollegiate: T34 • 2015 Canadian Junior Boys • 2015 Alberta Junior Boys Championship: T19 Championship: T35 Championship: 5th • 2015 Alberta Men’s Amateur: 7th • 2015 CN Future Links Pacific Championship: T7 SECORD, SCOTT SMITH, ALEXANDER TEMPLE, KEVIN WILLIAMS, MATT Calgary, AB Calgary, AB Calgary, AB Calgary, AB Country Hills Golf Club Pinebrook Golf & Country Club Country Hills Golf Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS: • 2015 NAIA AII Championships: T3 • 2015 Alberta Men’s Amateur: 6th • 2015 Alberta Mid-Amateur: Winner • 2016 Colin Montgomerie Collegiate • 2015 Golf Canada University • 2015 Canadian Junior Boys • 2015 Canadian Mid-Amateur: T12 Invitational: T6 Championships: T4 Championship: T28 • 2015 Canadian Mid-Master: T3 • 2015 Bayou City Collegiate Classic: T4 • 2015 Alberta Amateur • 2015 Calgary City Medalist: 4th • HBU Husky Intercollegiate: T9 Championships: 13th GLENCOE QUALIFIERS ALBERTA WOOD, JACK Banff, AB Banff Springs Golf Club HIGHLIGHTS BROEKE, NOLAN CHUDIAK, TYLER • 2015 Alberta Men’s Amateur: 3rd Calgary, AB Calgary, AB • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: 12th The Glencoe Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club • 2015 St. Martins Invitational: T5 HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • 2016 Glencoe Qualifier • 2016 Glencoe Qualifier • 2010 Glencoe Mother/Son • 2012-13: UofC Golf Team Alternate Shot Champion • 2011 Glencoe Father/Son Alternate Shot Champion YEAGER, DUSTIN Calgary, AB Mickelson National HIGHLIGHTS: • 2015 Alberta Amateur: T4 CORRIGAN, ALEX HAMILTON, JOSH • Canadian Mid-Amateur: T9 Calgary, AB Calgary, AB • Alberta Open: T37 The Glencoe Golf & Country Club The Glencoe Golf & Country Club HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS • 2016 Glencoe Qualifier • 2016 Glencoe Qualifier • 2015 CJGA Nike Golf Junior Series: T2 • 2015 CN Future Links Prairie Championships: 9th MONDAY QUALIFIERS GALVON, JESSE BILLINGSLEY, GREG FERGUSON, ROBERT RUTHERFORD, RYAN ROSE, JEREMY Calgary, AB Pinebrook Golf & Country Club HIGHLIGHTS • 2016 Glencoe Qualifier • 2015 Alberta Mid-Amateur: T10 • 2015 Calgary City Amateur: 5th ONTARIO ABRAHAM, TRENT BOWIE, RUSSELL GIROUX, THOMAS MOSER, LUKE Burlington, ON Mississauga, ON Georgetown, ON Waterloo, ON Burlington Golf & Country Club Brampton Golf Club The Club at North Halton Whistle Bear Golf Club HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS: HIGHLIGHTS • 2015 Toronto Star Men’s Amateur: • 2015 St. Thomas Invitational: T4 • 2016 CN Future Links Ontario: T9 • 2015 Ontario Men’s Amateur: 11th 2nd • 2015 Canadian University • 2016 CJGA Mike Series at • 2015 Canadian Men’s Amateur: • 2015 Glencoe Invitational: 14th Championships:
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