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2019 Golf Canada Foundation Annual Report ANNUAL REPORT MISSION To inspire young players to build strong core values and character while living a healthy lifestyle. VISION To become the leading voice of golf philanthropy in Canada. MANDATE Founded in 1979 with the purpose to raise and grant funds for the advancement of golf in Canada. As a registered Canadian Amateur Association, the Foundation delivers this mandate by awarding scholarships to Canadian student golfers and distributing grants to support initiatives that fall into five key areas: • Junior Golf • High Performance Golf • Collegiate Golf • Heritage • Women’s Golf BOARD OF DIRECTORS David Agnew Cailey Stollery President Director Peter McCarthy Dan Matthews Vice President Director Paul McLean David Angus Past President Director Liz Hoffman Ian Leggatt Secretary Director Dennis Kavelman Jean-Sébastien Monty Treasurer Director Ben Cowan-Dewar Kevin Sullivan Director Director Bruce Simmonds Director STAFF Martin Barnard Ailey Jarvis Chief Executive Officer Coordinator, Scholarship & Events Joelle Efford Director, Development Adam Olivastri & Events Intern, Scholarship & Events 2 Golf Canada Foundation 2019 Annual Report David Agnew Martin Barnard Board President CEO PRESIDENT & CEO REPORT t was another exciting year in 2019 with more • Golf Alberta partnered with the Foundation to pilot I Canadians competing on major professional Youth on Course, a grassroots initiative aimed at tours, more coaching time for players on the reducing barriers to entry of the sport by providing National Development Squad and more kids than $5 green fees to junior players, leading to 357 ever before picking up clubs through grassroots juniors becoming public player members in Alberta programming. Despite the challenge of being a in 2019 – a 673% increase! four-season nation, golf continues to be the most We received tremendous support from our widely played sport in Canada. donors, major gift Trustees, and corporate partners resulting in an 18% increase in funds A truly spectacular moment in 2019 was Team raised over last year’s total. Sincere thanks to our Canada alumni, Brooke Henderson making history partners at RBC, Canadian Pacific, Citi Canada, by setting a Canadian record for most wins on Shaw Communications, and ClubLink, along with all either the PGA or LPGA Tours. Brooke spent four of our Trustees who made significant contributions years in Golf Canada’s Junior, Amateur, and Young to our growth and impact in 2019. Now in its Pro development programming. Team Canada third year, the Trustee Cup honoured Gord Nixon member Brigitte Thibault also made history by for his leadership and impact on Canadian golf being the first Canadian to play in the inaugural while at the helm of RBC and we were thrilled Augusta National Women’s Amateur. Finally, that our signature event raised over $600,000 for watching yet another Team Canada alumni, Corey grassroots and high-performance programs. Conners, win the Valero Texas Open to qualify for his second Masters has boosted the profile of To our Foundation Board of Directors and our development programs as these players were subcommittees, we thank you for your counsel, profiled to golf audiences around the world. and investment of time, energy and fundraising skills that made 2019 our best year yet. Lastly, a big The Foundation is also very proud of a record thank you to the golfers from all of the professional $1.5 million in 2019 grants which brings our total tours and Team Canada athletes for their time as to more than $8.9 million since 2012, and $10.3 well as Hamilton Golf & Country Club, Magna Golf million invested in the sport since the Foundation’s Club, Rosedale Golf Club, and Memphrémagog inception in 1979. More highlights from the year Golf Club for their generous support of Foundation include: events. • Total of 14 players on the PGA and LPGA Tours – nine men and five women; David Agnew • For the first time since inception there were more President, Golf Canada Foundation women than men on the Young Pro Squad – six women and four men; Martin Barnard CEO, Golf Canada Foundation • Trustee Cup, the Foundation’s annual signature event, was held at Rosedale Golf Club and increased revenue by 26% over 2018; 3 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS RBC CANADIAN OPEN JEAN C. MONTY AND MONDAY PRO-AM HÉLÈNE DESMARAIS CUPS June 3, 2019 June 25-26 & July 10-11, 2019 Hamilton Golf & Country Club Club du Golf Memphrémagog The 2019 season marked the seventh year of the Monday Back for the second year, the Jean C. Monty Cup (for Pro-Am supporting the Foundation’s mission during the men) and the Hélène Desmarais Cup (for women) RBC Canadian Open at Hamilton Golf & Country Club. The featured the top five pros and top five amateurs from event raises funds annually for Foundation initiatives, in Québec with professionals competing for a total particular Team Canada and the Young Pro program. This purse of $40,000 for each Cup. Amateur players were year’s event featured NHLer Drew Doughty, golf icon Mike selected from the Golf Canada Order of Merit while Weir, celebrities Tom Cochrane and Gerry Dee and Team professional players were selected by world ranking Canada alumni Mac Hughes along with several up-and- with a priority for professionals given to Team Canada coming Canadian players. Also new to tournament week, Young Pro Squad members from Québec. Amateur the Foundation teamed up with RBC, the City of Hamilton Étienne Brault finished as the top amateur in the Monty and the Hamilton Golf & Country Club Foundation to deliver Cup and Vincent Blanchette took home $20,000 prize golf programming to 21 new schools in 2019, with a goal to as top professional golfer. Josée Doyon took home the reach 100 schools over the next five years. For the first time, $20,000 as the top professional in the Desmarais Cup RBC Canadian Open School Days took place with over 2,300 and Noémie Paré finished as the top amateur player. kids visiting during early week practice rounds on Monday and Wednesday of tournament week. In total, $310,000 was raised during the RBC Canadian Open from the Monday Pro-Am, 50/50 draw and water station donations. Mackenzie Hughes signing autographs at RBC Canadian Open Pro-Am 4 Golf Canada Foundation 2019 Annual Report Rory McIlroy 2019 RBC Canadian Open Champion CALGARY GOLF FESTIVAL July 4, 2019 Cottonwood Golf Club With funds raised through Golf Canada Foundation’s 2018 Trustee Cup, Alberta Golf piloted the Calgary Golf Festival presented by Shaw Communications at Cottonwood Golf Club to introduce newcomers to the game in an inclusive, barrier-free event. Families were invited to rent a hole for $20.00 for two-hour timeslots and play the hole as many times with no pressure from other groups. Other activities included a kid’s area, entertainment, and BBQ lunch. Though weather proved a challenge, the event was a success with 35 families renting 44 holes for the day. Alberta Golf and Shaw plan to expand the event to five urban markets in 2020. 5 Alena Sharp & Guest, CP Women’s Open Pro-Am CP WOMEN’S OPEN ALL-STAR CANADA DAY PRO-AM August 19, 2019 Magna Golf Club The All-Star Canada Day Pro-Am kicked off the CP Women’s Open at the immaculate Magna Golf Club in Aurora, Ontario. Participants were treated to an all-star clinic on the range during warm-up that featured Cheyenne Woods, Brittany Lang, Alena Sharp and several other top players on the LPGA Tour. Following the clinic, participants played a round at the pristine Magna layout with Canadian players and capped the day with cocktails on the terrace overlooking the 18th green. In total, more than $100,000 was raised from the Monday 2019 Swing driving clinic Pro-Am and 50/50 draw that ran through tournament week. at Angus Glen Golf Club 6 Golf Canada Foundation 2019 Annual Report TRUSTEE CUP THE SWING September 9, 2019 September 23, 2019 Rosedale Golf Club Angus Glen Golf Cub The Foundation holds its annual signature event, the Trustee Angus Glen Golf Club hosted the seventh iteration of The Cup, to bring together influential stakeholders in golf and Swing aimed at getting more women engaged in golf in raise funds for Golf Canada’s high-performance team, while a fun, barrier-free way. In 2019 we focused on individual honouring an individual who has made a significant impact on hands-on instruction with three different clinics: driving, the game in Canada. This year’s honoree was Gord Nixon, a irons, and putting, led by three PGA of Canada pros and truly transformative leader in golf as chief executive for RBC, three assistant professionals. In addition to the clinics, who lead the resurgence of the RBC Canadian Open and an the event showcased local vendors and refreshments. unprecedented investment in the sport across North America. The 2019 Swing was a great success with 90 women of 27 teams played a Pro-Am style round at the historic Rosedale varied experience getting into their swing! Golf Club with current and former players from Team Canada alongside Team RBC Ambassador, Graeme McDowell, and players representing all of the major professional tours. In total, over $600,000 was raised for high-performance programs. 2019 Trustee Cup Champions: Richard Ivey, Richard Hamm, Team Canada’s Jared Du Toit, Fraser Latta, and John Nixon 7 JUNIOR GOLF uture Links driven by Acura is Canada’s national junior golf development F program which offers golfers a positive, fun-filled and exciting experience. Facility, In-School and Outreach are the three pillars of this program that saw 137,243 new kids participating in junior programming and a total of 1.8 million junior participants in our flagship programs since inception in 1996.
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