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The phone company for people on the move'· - Contents: 6 President's Message / MGA Executive 8 Messages from RCGA / MSF / Province 10 The MGA - serving golfers provincially and nationally 12 Fairway to the Future Conference 30 The Senior 14 McMillan Doyle named WIOS Labatt's Triple Golfer Crown of the Year
33 Rural The Open Surprises dominate 17 Miraculous rural events extra hole 36 Gord Lenton profile puts Hendley 38 Family Event in limelight Family classic's popularity IOcreases 41 Ben Smimov profile 20 The Amateur 42 Match Play McMillan wins in tight final Loewen's comeback not 22 Courage plays fearlessly to dampened by rain win Canadian Club 43 Blumberg wins Labatt's Championship Pro-Am 24 Bud Foster profile 44 Inter-club 26 The Junior Inter-club titles won by six Junior ranks more strokes competitive 46 Leaderboard 48 How to rate a
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From the President Thi s year marks the start of a new decade in the golf world eager to take up the and we in Mnnil:oba ca n look forward to ve ry encouragin g chall enge of keeping this growth in new facilities and numbers of pl ayers. Several tournament. at: its very high new eighteen hole courses near Winnipeg will be profil e on th e national cOI1"pl eted in th e nex t few yea rs and man y ru ral clubs are lour. ex pll nding their nin e hole layouts and im proving th eir I would li ke to clu bhouse fac ilities. I wo uld encourage all our members to welcome Kell y Boes to take advant age of the great courses we have throughout our MGA staff in hi s Manitoba and enjoy a casual ro und or compete in some of positi on of Development L====:!!!!!:!!:!:! their local tournament s. To help bri ng golf into the '90s, the co-ordinator. Kell y will be " Fairw ay to the Futu re" golf conference hosted by th e working clMely wi th the MGA wil l hopefully bri ng forth many new and inn ovative Junior Chairman in carryi ng out our juni or development ideas in golf cl ub management and pl ayi ng the game. program and will be coordinating the golf clinics held Our MGA tournament schedule will see some minor throughou! Manit oba. These programs will be carri ed out changes in th e team events and a major change in format to with the assistance of a pro fessional from the MPG A. the Manitoba Amateur. TIlese changes will be outl ined On A si ncere th anks goes out to all th e corporate sponsors the new tournament entry forms. The Mnnil obn Open wi ll who support our activ iti es. to the med ia for the excell ent complete ils last yenr at South wood before mov ing to coverage given to our tournaments and to the host golf Breezy Bend for the next three ycars. I would li ke to clubs and th eir members for the generous use of their congratul ate the Open ommillee and the SouLh wood fac ilities. membershi p fo r the excell ent job they have done over the Ted C hop past years and I am sure the Breezy Bend membership is MGA Pres ident MGA
PRESIDENT Kelly Bocs WESTMAN Ted C hOp. Northern"i,e (Devel opment Co-ord in ator) Tom Bryan, Shil o
PR ES ID ENT ELECT Brenda Ingram CENTR AL Jim SeollIlR. Elmhurst (Admi ni strative Secretary) Bob Genoway, Morden Don Revel, Carm an VI E PRES ID ENTS • TOURNAM ENT STAFF 8urrie Sunders, Carman Moe Solomon, Elmhurst Ken Bacon (Junior huim,an) Syd Mackay EASTMAN Bob GenowllY, Morden Gilvin MeFndzean Les Hembrofl', Pinawa (Ru ral hairman) Peter Gllenther. SLei nbach ZONE RE PRESENTATIVES FINANCE CHAIRMAN WINNI PEG INTERLA KE Dave Morison, Breezy Bend Sieve flannalyne, $1. Charl es Brilln Gilhuly. Selkirk TBA. Wildewood Ken Siadnek, Northern aire PAST PRESIDENT Rudy Schulz, Pine Ridge Bob Forellnd, Breezy Bend Brinn Toews. Transcona PARKLAND Waller Menzies, Rossmere Dale Brown, Russell DIR ECTORS Matt Poleschuk. Elmhurst Jilek Kullberg. Wnsagamin g Rick Thllin. Mike Linton. St. Boni face Brian Minish, Swan Ri ver Winnipeg Munici pal Courses Bert Delbridge, Assiniboine (Golf Annuall ourse Rating) flob Upton. Breezy Bend NORMAN Gord Lenlon. Pi ne Ridge Del MeLoy. Southwood ·TBA (Offi cials Chairman) Mike Mykytyn, Six Thirty Brilln Gilhuly, Selkirk Peter Perchal, Winnipeg Canoe Club NORTHWEST ONTARIO John Urkevich. harl eswood Syd Cohan, Glendale Harry 8arefoot, Ki tc hen Creek (Assistant . Jun ior Chai nnan) flob Stafl'ord. Niakwa Birks Wherret, Dryden Rick Thain, Municipal Courses STAFF AI Gray, Charleswood Jefl' Hnalluk (Executi ve Director) Wellillld Williums, Bel Acres
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The go lfi ng fratcmity first orgnlliz~d itself Rules and etiquette To coincide with junior dcvelopmcm. the through the es tablishm ent of the Royu l The present rul es of golf represent the MGA is al so planning, designing and co· Canadian Golf A!tisocinlion (RCGA) in ncclIlllulutcd experience of two centuries ordinating program s to provide go lf ex· IH96. Pr'Ov in inl nssociulions were also nnd were developed out or the plllY of the posure in Ihe school systems (e lernentury. organ i;ed illiheir re~pcc ti ve areus with the ga me, Golf CU ll only thri ve if till playcrs juni or hi gh, high school and un ive rsi ty), M{mitobn Go lf Associut ion (MGA) acting become familiar with thc letter of these Another fun ction of the Development tiS th c.: governing lIuthority in the province IlIws as we ll us thc.: spirit of the rul es code. o·ordinator is thnt of orgunizing special of MunilObu. All MGA member clubs also The MGA provides au th oritutivc and alen scminars such as Junior hn inl1lUl . Rules. enjoy mcmbershi p in thl! RCGA. mhninistrutiol1 of all phases of gOlf, a etc. Through club uffi lial ion, approxi mat ely unifonn code of Rules of Golf. rulcs As we ll . the MOA is involved in 12,O(X) gol fers in Manitoba huvc a voice in imcrpretotion tl llcJ di stribution of Rules of admi nistering a Video Lihrary consis ling the govenling of the MGA. Unpa id Golf boo klets. of a va ri ety of instructiollnllapes which oflicers in thi s democr:.uic. non-profit may be borrowed al Imy time. orga ni zati on give generously of their time Fi nally, Ihe MGA 's Devt:lopmcnt and talellls by a!lcndi ng rcgular meetings Junior development Co-ordinator offers resource rnnttriul in alld by serving on committees, A largc ponion of thc MGA 's budget is areas rangi llg from food IUlll beverage ullotted 10 junior development programs, management to turf grll~s infunnlltion. Throu gh competition. the MGA selects D Eligible clubs lind fees four man Junior team. lind with the Any organized golf club In the j uri sdi Ct ion ussistuncc of the RCG A sponsors lhelll Manitoba Sports Federation! wh ich has regularly appoillled offi cers is unnually in the Camtdian Junior Provincial Sport Directorate digiblc for membership in the assoc iat ion. Championship. Numerous other The MGA receives financial assistance Member clubs poy yearly dues to th l.! competiti ons ~II the junior level are also from the Munitob
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Approximtllely 100 deleRates allellded the opening panel discussion - J,mior Golf Developmelll - allhe MGA Fairway IQ the Future conferell ce. PallelliSIS were (L ·R) Dr. Boh Rotella, Barrie McW/w , Jack McLaughlil/ al/d John GordO I/ . AII"e riR'" is moderaror S,.oll1'ay/or.
The funhering of golf in Maniloba look a gianl slep forward in lale March when Ihe Manitoba Golf Association hosled a Iwo-day golf conference enliLied Fairway 10 rhe Fulure in Winnipeg . • The MGA is Ihe firsl provincial golf association in Canada to offer such a conference and the re sponse was overwhelming. The 150 delegates from throughout the province and Nonhwestern Ontario who registered proved there is H need for such conferences where new ideas and insight inlO ull Comp/ill/ ellts of aspects of golf are shared. More than half Ihe delegates were from rural Manitoba clubs who do not have professionals. They picked up valuable tips and information to take R.J. (Bob) FORCAND back to lheir clubs, PRESIDENT The event started March 30 with a panel discussion on Junior Golf Development which was au ended by approximately 100 delegates. Panellisls were Or. Hob Rotella, director of Sporl Psychology at th e Uni versit y of Virginia; John Gordon, managing editor of SCORE Winnipeg Valve magazine; Barrie McWha, director of golf at Southwood Golf and & Fitting Ltd. ountry Club; and Jack McLaughlin, director of golf at Shaughnessy Golf and Country Cl ub in Vancouver and originalor 341 Bedson Street, of th e national Junior-Junior Golf Winnipeg, R3K 1R2 Program in Canada. Moderalor was Scott Taylor of lite WilillipeR Free Pr ess. (204)837-7879 Breezy Bend Member
12 The success of the conference is Jell' Hnalluk and Kelly lIoes, Major ~50 delegates prompling Ihe MOA to haS! anolher sponsors included LnbHU's event and the preliminary indicmion Manitoba Drewery, IIlackwoods proved there is a is it may be held every IWO years. Beverages Sales Inc" lhe Mtlnitobn Fa irway to the Future was Sports Federation and Ihe needfor such OI'ganized by Chaimlill1 Bob Provincial Sport Oircclorale. conferences Genoway, ass isled by Rick T hain, where new ideas and insight into all aspects of golf are shared. "
Scminar IOp ics Ihe foll owing day were: Course M an:lgcment for Mid to Il igh Handicap Playe rs; Building a Golf Green; Running an Effeclive Golf Execulive; Menial Preparalion Two big reasons to visit St. James Volkswagen. for Golf Compelition; Irrigalion YSlem - Wh aill's All Aboul; Fundruisin g for Your lub; Rul es of Golf (Part 1 and II ); Managin g Your Greens Staff; Golf: The Sport of Business; Oolf ourse Design; and Members: How 10 Keep Them Inlerested and In volved. Each seminar was led by a qualified speaker and every session was full. In addilion, delegales had the opportunily 10 share ideas, concerns and programs wilh fellow golf enlhusiasls. Some of Ihe hi ghlights during Ihe The big story hare is sPflce. end loIS 01 It I Why not drop by end see the biggest. most Tho uti new Pa ssa t tmnwons live adults VOIY spaCIOUS Volkswagen!! ever speeches werc: promole junior golf comlOrlebly. With SO much interior room that thA reA l programs because Ihey provide Ihe ",.IS .C ' ""I~ ",ehne. ~~~ fUlure members; lei Ihe younger The SOdan has 500 htres of luggAge sooce And ~ ~ rJ ft t ""h ,he row",.' back ."d bo", '_d., he wagon " • ,. rassa players have fun and do not push can accorrrnodate II remOlkobio 1950 Illres
compel ilion; loday's beller lour 'II_OtI ...... IUIKI.... -WOO,," -.I.IIfQ!()I1tIt M!Itn 0< wtQOI\ ...\h" ~ ...... \! ...... _ 0."_ ..... _""'chI 13 of the Year McMillan named Labatt's Golfer of the Year When 20-year-old Oave McMillan steps onto a go lf course he has one goal in mind -- to pl ay the best he ca n on that panic ul ar day. The philosophy led him to some major victori es during 1989 which resulted in him being named the Labalt 's Manitoba Brewery Go lfer of the Year. The honour bestowed by the Manitoba Golf Associati on as selec ted by local golf media repl'eselllalives came as a compl ete surpri se to Di.lVe who wa in Lake land , Plorida fIn i. hing hi s founh year of stud ies at Florida Southern ollego. "I knew I had a good year but I did not give much thought to be ing named Labatl 's Golfer of the Year," he said uft er th e annOuncement . "It is a real honour rece iving the title," A solid, all round player, Dave had a successful 1989 on the links. He won the provincial amateur title in a last round scramble and shared the medalist honours. Dave rece ived the Jack Swanson Memori al medallion a.< the leader in the provincial Willingdon up team tria ls and reached the semi-fin als in the match-pl ay championshi p. I Ie also set the pace, a one-under-par 69. to lead Rossmere to the inter-club team championship. In addition, he was low player among 17 anadi ans in a qualifying test fo r the U.S. Amateur. Started on left Dave was inLmduccd to golf at age 12 by hi s gr:mufathcr. Ori ginall y, he onl y had access tn left-handed clubs so that is how he played. lie made the switch to right-handed go lf but cont inues to putt left-handed. At. age 16 he won the Manitoba Juvenile title and earned a benh on a number of Jun ior teams. The budding golfe r earned a sc holarship to Florida Southern and finds it a great way to receive nn education and pu rs ue hi s golf goals. "I would like to make a cmeer out of golf and play pro somewhere," he says, optimi sti call y addin g th at most pla yers on the tours we'\! to college for one or two years. l'hc college sc hedule of a dozen 54-hole tOurnaments all ows Dave to play year round . Add a familiari zation ro und at each event and dail y practi ce and that add s up to a long, competiti ve ~c a.'\o n . "Every time I tce up it is against tough competition and I have to play to stay on the fi ve-member schocl team." Dave says the r i goro u ~ ~c h cd u l e and competition build ~ a competiti ve-edge into him and helps him to menUlll y improve hi s game. "Golf is played in your head. The more you pl ay, the more confi dence you get. The better players have that confi dence factor and I try to build it through practi sing all aspects of my game every day." If there is a key to becoming a good golfe r, Dave thinks it is puttin g. Aga in. it is a matter of practice to build contidence so you have a good feel for what you are doing. "I lik e to work on all aspects of my game because I don't do one thing rea ll y well. Golf is not just masterin g yo ur putter or dri ver, you need to be strong in both areas because if one pan of youI' game is workin g, often the other isn't." Dave is locking forward to finishing the schocl year. He then has one more semester before he grndlHl1 es with a major in bu siness tUld minor in crimina l justi ce. Regardin g hi s future in golf, Dave speaks cand idly. "I pl an 10 try the tOUl' schocl and hope to be on the Canadi an To ur in t.h e Summer of '9 1 to gel my fect we t. Eventuall y, I would like to get On the U.S. tour -- it is O,e best way to make a livi ng." This summer, Dave looks forward to the re lati vely more relaxing pace of the Manitoba tournaments. When he tees up, he .will try to forget about the limitations imposed by trying to shoct a speci fi c score. Hi s goal will be to play the best he can on that panicular day and be sati slicd with the resul ts. If those resul ts are anywherc ncar hi s ' ~ 9 performance that eamed him the Labatt 's Go lfer of the Year titl e, he wi ll be pleased. 0 14 Tournament schedules for 1990 MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION JUNE 23 -. Senior Open, Morrill Riverview 4 -- 2nd Mltsubillhi package loumament, Bel 24 _. Junior Open, Minnedon MAY Ac n: ~ 26 -- Westfield Junior Open, Morris 26 •• Manitoba motch play championllhlps, 7 -- l( oOOrt Trite Pro l.fIdy, TIM --Riverview 4UIIIU'yinK round, Trart~OIlIl 18 -- Coca-ColA Clnssic Pro-Am, NiakwM 30-31 -- Troul Pe8tlyal. r>tuuuoll1 Litke 27 MllI1hub:& lIullch pll)' championships. 22 - AulO City Pro-Am, Steinbach AUGUST tlUlll ityina mund, Wildcwood 2J .- Fletcher Hobday Pro-Auistant, 1·lecla 2 - II rcezy lJend Junior, Ilr«ty lIend JUNE JULY 4 - ~ -- Mcn'l Open, Ponlge 2 •• Mknhoba milich play champion8hips. 6 -- Dum Fund InYila lionnl Pro· Am, lI n:ezy /I -- Senior Ol>c n, MacO rc8Of Southwood Bend 9 _. Junior OrlC" , C l uu · le~wood 3 • Munllt)/)jj match Illay championships. 9 .- Pm-Jun ior, Cannan II 12 •• NIlr1heu~tem Open, Pine Fall ~ Southwood I) -- Alix Whi sh Memorilll l70-Am, I) reeq 11 -12 -- Sharptail Men ', Open, Ashern , •• Maniloba match pia)' champion ~ hips , Bend 12 -- Manitoba Left ~ I andcn. Panage Southwood , 16 -- Ma.nitoba Open Qualifying, Pine Ridge 14 -- Loewen Window. Golr Scholll.l8 hip 7 •• ManhQhll nlltlch pili)' c hllmpion~ h lpll. 19-22 -. M anitoba Open, Southwood Junior Open, Steinbach SouthWflt)l;i 2~ .- PnlkloflHll1t Pm-Ani, R o~~rnerc Iti-II) -- Men', IllInnet COlmtry Open, R\I~ !le 1l 3 Sundu)' JUn!nr inlerduh. A ~~l nlbolnel 27 -- LAh;ltt s I'm -Alii , fl n:t'/,f Oenll Iti-II) -- Khehen Crttk Clanic, Kit chen CKek Windwr AUGUST 18- 19 -- Men '. Open, Manitou 10 SUndllY Junior inlen:lub. Ctmrlc8wootII 3 -- Dilll'homson Invilnlionhl Pro-Am, 18- 19 - Labau Men', Open, MACGregor Canoe Club El lIlhur'St II} -. Junior Open, C.mum 24 • Sunday Jun ior' lru cretub. Shllo tI · IU - ('IJ()A uf ~ n nlt ()btl Pro-AIlI, 1!lr llh ur~1 II) -- Men 's Open, Trnnow.:OIllI 2. •• Pn..'e I're .~~ in lcrclub, Bl'CC:zy Bend 17 -- l'ine I~·nll~ l1rn· AIIl, Pillc Fltll~ I!J -- OC!l t Ball , Br«zy Ilend JULY 20 -- Jim Collins Inyitlltioolll l'ro. Am , St, 20 -- Senior Men 'A, Winkler 3·6 .• Maniloba Junior, TfAnKooa/Elmhulll O IBdes 20 _. Junior OJK!II, Rill RIycr 9 •• Amateur Qualirying. Niakwa SEPTEMBER 24 S-=1II1.11" DiM:n, Sld nbllCh2$ I().I) •• Manitoba Amateur, SI. BonlfBce 2 Fhtcnn Op.:n, F:dcnn Lake _. Men ', Opc.n, Nonhemillre 14 · 1~ •• 1'CIII11 Trilll ~, Oel "cret! J -- Kenorl!, Pro-Am, KCllorll 2~ - 26 -- Ki ll llmey Lt1ke ~ ide O.C, Annual Men ' 16 •• Open (IUlllifyinl. Pine Ridge 2.5 .- John Deere Pro-Am, Glendale 01)(:n, 19·22 •• MAnhOO. Open. S The 1989 Manitoba Open played at Southwood Goli' and Country lub will long he remembered for the dramatic drive and pUll by Stuart Hendley on the first playoff hole which gave him ule titl e. n,e 24-year-old Texan won hi s first professionaltoumament on the 269-yard IDth hole with a drive over the trees that landed on the b'l'ecn and a 40-foot pUll that dropped i'or an eagle two and an $18,000 payoff. Huving gone for the green on 12 previous occasions and been succcssfullhrcc times, Hendl ey had already decided to take the ri sk before his playoff competitors, 1987 and 1988 Manitoba Open champion Dave 8arr of Kananaskis and Steve Chapman of Victoria, had elected to lay up their drives and concentrate on thei r approaeh shots. " I just figured it is the playoff and I run playing against two great players," reasoned Hendl ey. " I figured the chances of them making three are great so I am • just going to go for it. 111e worst I was goi ng to do is third and if I get lucky, like I There was all $18.000 calise/or did, then it doesn 't maLLer what they do." celebration whell Swart fiendlt!y of TeJ'os The extra-hole heroics came after the trio com pl eted the 72-hole toumament tied drove Ihe greell olld sallk a 40-/001 at 265, 15-under-par and one shot be LLer than the tournament record set by Barr in pull on/he Manitoba Opel/ 's flrst 1987. playoff hole. Barr, 37, and Chapman, 31, both shot Iive-under-par 65 in the final round while Hendl ey finished with a three-under 67. Barr fe lt he lost the tournament on the par five, 516-yard 17th which is usutilly good for a birdie. His second shot, a two-iron, went into the sand 15 feet from the pin. He barely made the green with hi s next shot, the subsequent 12-foot birdie putt went awry and he settled for par. Still eager to wi n, on the 18th he mi ssed a 30-foot birdie pUll which would have given him a Manitoba Ope n hat trick. DAVID WAGNER ASSOCIATES INC. and the CANADIAN GOLF COLLABORATIV E golf course design ' development conslruction . promotion 4-430 River Avenue, Winnipeg, MB , R3L OC6 (204) 452-2426 Current Manitoba Projects lncludc: Laners al St. Andrews G. & C.C. Golf LaVerendrye at La m oqueri e For fill ishillg low amalellr illlhe Opell, Todd Fallllillg 0/ Killarney Lakeside G. & c.c. SOlllhwood Il.) rC~' eived Ihe Harold Eichvig Memorial Trophy /1'0111 MGA President Bob Forealld. 17 Keen competition ompetitiol1 in the $100,000 eve nt was fierce even before it started. A tOlll l of 50 players participated in a qualifyi ng rounel ut Elmhurst for the fi nal 14 berths. David Banks of Du ndas, Ontario leud the pack with a two-uncler pnr 69. Manitobans qualifying for the Open were Glen Hnlltiuk, Pi ne Ridge, 7 1; Greg Love, Bel Acres, 73; Darcy ® Large crowds ... . ~~~()U. PROUD HOME of the Manitoba Open '91, '92, '93 Come join us .. , For membership • information CALL 895-7205 ... super shots ... Oncol' Enjoy a supcrbly conditioned 18 hole golf cour, e. Winnipeg's A variety of social activi ties and a convenient suburban location. Fine Private Clubs UN CO ' <9 Host Club for the Manitoba Open g£."l~ For Membership infonnati on please contact roUTHWOOD Barrie McWha Director of Golf Established in 1923 269-7867 18 Manitoba Furber, Pine Ridge, 74; J im Lazarko, Flin Flon, Open 74; and Pll ul Villemaire, 111ompson, who cinched the final spot ,with 75 and a playoff win. Once the Open officially got underway On 111ursday, Barr and Reml Bouchard of St. Luc, Quebec took the opening round lead with scores of 64. Two pi llyers followed with 65, five with 6 Macleods and the Manitoba Golf Association arc both ovor 70 years old. 'I'haL helpA Lo qualiry bnLh organizaLions as long sLa nding traditions with Manitoba resid 'nt8. Wo t.nkc pleasure ill s~ rving you with 34 locuLi ons lh roug- huut tho pruvi nco . Shup Muclcods ror tt g'l'CtiL mJ lecLion ol'quHlit.y hl:lrdwure needs lind more, Altonu Connon M(:C rcnry Hoblin SWlln Hivor ArborlJ Dliuphi n M(l lit..u RU lillul1 1'euloll AMhoYIl Gi ml! Min"u 19 McMillan wins Amateur in tight finish A ra ll y on Lh e back nine al SI. Chllrl es when he parred Pine Ridge whi ch was QunLry lub ena bled 20-year-old Dave good enough for a Ihird-pl ace li e. After McMillun of Rossmere LO win Ihe 1989 Iwo round s, he was li ed fo r lirst wilh ManiLoba Amaleur hampionship and Lhe Parker al 142. oll ings was 10 strokes off Free Press Troph y. the p ~ l ce at thai poinl. Slnrting Lhe linnl round li ed al 217 wi lh The besl round of pl ay was a four huck Arnason of Blumberg and Ihree under-par 68 al SI. Charles by Breezy slrokes behind leaders Carl Lechman of Bend 's Miehucl MacKay (79-68-78-77). Elmhursl and ManiLoba's Junior champ Scott Parker of Rossmere, McMill an Match play found the race li ghl er WiLh onl y nine holcs AfLer Ihe cui follow in g round Iwo of Lhe IeI'I LO pl ay. ALLh e Ii nalLUrn , former Ihrec Am ateur, anoth er 64 golfers scoring lime Amil leur chllll1pion Gary Kullman of beLween 156 and 16 1 quali fied for match Rossmere pulled inlo Ihe leud al 253, piny in four nighl s. ompelition was so Lechm an li nd Parker sal al 254 whil e li ghL Lh aLli ve players who scored 161 McMill an was lied aL255 wilh Amason failed to ad va nce. and Glenda le's JeIT Helper, fo nner Junior champi on. Rossmel'c's Dave McMillan , a The Floridu So uLhem Uni vers il Y "'Ilideni at Flor;da SoU/h e,." sLU de.ll li nis hed wi lh bi rdi es on Lhe 10Lh Uni versity. played the [ina/nine and 131h , a bogey on the 161h, another holes aJ oll e under /() capture 'he birdie on Lhe 171h hole and a bogey on Ihe 1988 Alllarelir. 18th. McMillan' s fin al LOla l was 290 (72- 70-75-7 ). " I was due," said McMillan afler Ihe wi n, "The di ffe rence IOOay was my dri vin g and some good PUllS on Ihe back ninc," McMillan ull ribulcd hi s li nal dny success 10 a drus ti c change in attitude from. Ihe previous day. "I had a lerrible unilude yeslcrd ay (lnd was Ih row in g cl ubs. I ligured I would do well if I could keep my composure. Even Ihough I sinned low Lorry '/olrl""OI. of /Jar I/JI. ill caprllred rlre IOOay, I kepi illogelher." firsr j7iR lrr ill rlre marclr play elle flr hy One moke behind in second was 1987 defcarillg Rossmere'.,· Gerald Morrissey. Amaleur champ Gnrth Collings of Breezy 2 "I'. Bend (79-73-69-70) who sianed Lhe linal round seven strokes behind the leaders. lie Evenlually, Lurry Johnston of made Lhe fin (l ilum al 256, bUI bogeys on Dauphin defeaLed Gerald Morrissey of Lh e IOLh and 18Lh plus a mi ssed birdie on Rossmcre, 2 up , LO win Ihe fi rs l ni ghl. Ihe 171h ru ined his champi onship bi d. 1987 Clr amp Garrlr Collillgs of In Ih e second ni ghl , Rob M:.cDonald Tied fo r thi rd al 292 were Lechman Breezy Belld srarred rlre [illal day of ElmhursLl opped Derek Toth of (74-69-71-78), Helper (75-73-72-73) and 7 srrokes belrilld rlre leaders bllr Rossmere, 3 and 2. Stewart Guy of Pine fonner prov incial Ru ra l Amateur I.is clwrge fell slr orr by olle Ridge defeaLed .IeIT Ciecko of champion Grant Coulter (75-71-72-74) srroke. So VLh wood in Ihe Ih ird nighl and in Lhe of Bra ndon. championship ni ght by one shol. founh nighl Dcan Stowe ll or 51. Bonifnee beal Gary l'ark of Bel Acres, One of the four rounds was pla yed a1 Sixly-seven players scored Pine Ridge and il was Ihe nemesis of 010.1 155 or bener LO continue in Ihe al so by scores of 3 and 2. golfers who sinned well al SI. Charles. championship nighl which was Firsl-duy leader Gary Goodbrandson of played in calm, hOI sunny Willingdon CUp Thunder Buy who shol a Iwo-under-par 70 weal her. ALLh e Amateur, golfers were also pl ay in g 01 SI. harl es ballooned 10 an 86 (II Pine McMillan was in the Ihi ck of Lo qu alify for the prov incial Willingdon Ridge wh ich eliminaled him from Ihe Lhe compel ilion from day one Cup Icum lrials whi ch con, isled of LwO 20 more rounds Ihal wereplayed Jul y 29-30 III B won ils fourth title of Ihe Rossmere. 1980s wi th a 436. The low 15 players and lies. plus any 111" final slandings were: others wi lhin eighl Slrokes of fourth place. British Columbia 436 qualified. The Amaleur score cUllumed OUI Ontario 438 10 be 300 or beuer which produced a fi eld Quebec 438 of 17. Nova Sculia 441 Missi ng Cup play by one slOke were New Brun 'wick 443 reigning anndian Juvenile champion Dale Manitoba 448 Goehring of Breezy Bend and Bel Acres' Alberta 451 Kevin Nicholson. Saskatchewan 458 Amaleur champion Dave McMillan PEl 465 earned the number one spot on the teu m Newfoundland 4670 Srewarr GIlY of Pill e Ridge (R) olld wilh a sizzling 69 followed by a 73 for a Deall Stowell of St . BOlliface were all lOla I of 432. smiles after emerging ";l'lOri(JI1.\' ill Grant Coulter. 28. became Ihe second flighr.,· th ree alld fOllr respecrively. rural Maniloba golfer 10 pl ay for Ihe province in Willingdon Cup compelilion. (Bruce North of Cannan played earlier on II Maniloba leam.) Couller caplured Ihe number Iwo sPOl wilh rounds of 70 and 75 for a 10lal of 437. Por Ihe second year in a row. JelT 0111' Willill gdoll CliP comillgent consi.vted o/(L·R) Gram CO lllter. Dave McMillall . 11 0 11 playillg ('aptaill Bob Forcolld. Jeff Helper alld Carl Lechmall. Golf Course Architecture · Financial I Market Feasibility Studies · Design I Project Management I Construction · Golf Course Expansion and Renovatio ns · Residential I Golf Course Subdivision Rob MacDo/lald of Elmlwl'sr ropped · Resort Master Planning Derek TorI! of Rossmere. 3 alld 2 ro ea rn second flight h OI/Of'S. Helper. 20. ea rn ed a learn berth. He shol rounds of 73 and 72 to finish wi lh 438. A pl ayoff was needed 10 decide Ihe fin.lleam member after Carl Lechman. Hilderman with rounds of 72 and 75. and Garth Collings. with IwO 74 •• fini shed wilh Witty idenlical 439s. Collings' birdie four on Ihe firsl ex Ira Crosby & hole was nOI good enough as Lechman Hanna Landscape Architects sank a seven-fool pUll for an eagle. The Associates & Planners lie-breaker gave Lechman. 30. hi s third trip 10 the anadiun amoteur championships. including one as a 1983 WINNIPEG SASKATOON Maniloba Willingdon Cup lerun member. 500 - 115 Bannatyne East, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B OR3 In Willingdon up play at Oakfield. NS. during mid-August. Manitoba 944-9907 fini shed sixth with a score of 448 while 21 Ca lgary's Gordol/ Courage (se cond left) drew some well-deserved media artelllio fJ a/ie,- hi .~' (.'o mmonliing ,\'l'X Mroke vit: lory ill Ihe Calladiall CII/ b Champiolls hampiol/ship 0 1 Niakwa . Canadian Club Championship Courage plays fearlessly to win championship From day one of th e fo ur-day and he foun d it diffi cult to keep hi ' holes with a 225 total, withdrew Canadian Club Champions game sharp during the final round because of back problems. Championshi p. Gordon Courage with the hu ge lead. Southwood's Todd Fanning became played fearlessly at Ni akwa Country Fell ow Colgnrian Duvid Schultz. the low Manit oban by overcoming a lub and effortl essly won wi th a si. 3 1. shot the best round of the fin nl two-stroke lead held by Bel Acres' stroke advantage. day. a 69. to vault from fo urt h place Kevin Nicholson and fini shing with The 29-year-old algary golfer to second wi th a one-over rotal of a 301 rotal, good fo r eighth overall. posted the best scores during the fi rst 289. Nicholson finished wi th 307, three rounds on the 6,479-yard course The 1987 Clu b Champi ons fo ll owed by Ni nkwa 's Grunt Fost.er. -- a three-under-par 69. foll owed by a runner-up, Steve Hayles, 32, of SI. Mlnnedosa's Jamie Slone and four-under 68 li nd then a two-under Ocorge's at Islington. Ontari o, Selkirk 's Gord Lenton. all at 308. 70. Heading into the last round with a fi nis hed third with a four-over totol Thi s was the fo urth year for the nine-srroke lead. he shot n four-over 01'292. 72-hole competition which is open to 76 to fini sh with 283. li ve shots better Tied in fourth place with 293 men's club champions from ~ I CroSS lhan regulation. were Todd Doohan of Sarni a and the country . The event is conducted Strong. straight driving nnd a Mark McC ullough of Mi ssissau ga. by th e Royal Canadi an Oolf steildy putter were ournge's mnin Bruce North of Cannan, who Association and sponsored by strength s throughout th e first 54 holes was the best Manitoban after 54 Canadi an Airlines Intern ati onal. 22 '" ~~ "I " '-". '"---~"""""-----~ WHETHER YOU to £, 'f<..j ~~ ;t",o...i TAKE ALAID BACK APPROACH. .. ",OR ARE PART O~ THE STAND-UP CROWD". COLUMBIA ParCar~~ . . , • lI...... 'ct 11 ., GIVES YOU THE CHOICE CONSOLIDATED TURF EQUIPMENT (1965) LTD. DISTRIBUTORS OF POWERED AND RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT 972 POWELL AVENUE I WINNIPEG, MANITOBA R3H OH6 I PHONE (204) 633·7276 Profile: also gave him an old four wood from and money refereei ng at R GA J . Hogan. loumument s. BUD FOSTER Admittedly not a great player, Bud was enthu siastic and numagcd LO compete in the Cuni.ldiun Seniors, was No friendship In rules runner up ut the Grey Owl in 1963 and There is never a dull moment won the medal round at the Totem refereeing and there is no friendship in Taking Pole Tournament in Jasper. rules. " I have had professional players Putting something back into golf make drops th at put them in a worse reall y took fli ght in 1968 when Bud positi on but I cann ot allow them to leads to became a Board member at Elmhurst. redo the drop," suys Bud. "I have had Two years later he became th e to di sq ualify players for resuming play president and held the position for after a ra in delay before the offi cial hom was blown . The referee is there to giving protec t the field and has to be imparti al." In any spon, one of the mos t diff1cult When one of the four to 25 rulings pos iti ons to be in is th at of referce. each da y occur, Bud knows he has to Even in golf the referee is often handle the situation in a low key ye ll cd at, cursed and threatened with manner. "When you gel a ruling law suits. request, you know the golfer is upset in To be paid to do this thankless job the nrst place. Sometimes they arc is one thin g; doing it on a volunteer look ing to be tter their lie wi thout just bu is is another. Vet for Hu d Foster, ca use so I ask them under what rule volunteerin g to be a referee was a they ure seeking relief. Many just say natural progression in hi s effon to put there must be a rule to help so I make a something ba k into the game he ca lm decision lind they usuall y accept loves. Even refereei ng has provided it without questi on. Bud with many memorable moment s "There hav e been times when a li nd the opponunity to travel from golfer ye ll ed and screamed about a coust to const to make rulings at decision. Man y golfers do not rea li ze numerou s maj r golf toumurnents. they could be di squ ali ned for improper "It has bee n u great experience conduct. I have also had golfers being n referee," says Bud between Dedicated volullfeers such as Bud apologize t.o me th e following day for tell ing tol es. "I had the opponunity Fosler keep Ihe gallle of golf alive. the way they reacted to a de ision." to get to know many golf profession The in trod uction of two-way radios als and other wonderful people." four yea rs. As past-president of has helped referees immensely, says Bud 's interest in golf staned in • Elmhurst, he became the MOA BUd. "Sometimes we seek clarification 1928 when he caddied for his cousin representative. Actively participatin g from each other. For instance, a player Carson MacWilliams who won thc in the nssociuti on, he was elected hit a ball that became wedged in some Manitoba Amateur and Winnipeg president in 1979. In 1980, he was tree shoots. The wind was making the Munici pal hampionship that year. elected to the RCOA Board of ball sway and the golfer wa nted to Hi s specific interest in golf rules Oovern ors and serv ed for 10 years on know if he would be penalized for stu ned during hi s first yea rs of play at the handi cap, course rating and. of hitting a movi ng ball. A check in th e the Winnipeg anoe Club in the early course, rul es committees. decisions book noted a similar '308. "Oolf bulls were expensive so I "Golf was good to me so I situation -- the ball is considered not would use an old One on the fairway decided to give something back to the movin g in relationship to the branches and sw itch to n new one on the gree n golf community," he says of hi s it is stuck in so there wo uld be no for putting," he recalls. "One day a vulunteer work. "During the time I penalty." player I was with angril y told me I was playi ng, I did not realize the While rere reein g hus been u was breuking the rules by doin g that amount of work that went into favourite task of Bud 's, he has also and showed me the rul e. I decided I tournament s by volun teers who did helped with co urse ratings. That work had better learn the rules." the slarting, scoring and refereeing. is expected to increase in the coming Someone did th ose jobs so I could years wi th the possible introducti on of play and I felt I should do likewise for the SLOPE rating system. Caddy to the stars someone else." Bud concedes that he has probably He continued to volunteer to caddie At the provincial level, Bud was been cu ll ed some ugly names by at tournaments and while carrying one of the few people who had players but it does not bother him. In Dick Metz' clubs at the Manitoba re fereeing accreditation so he spent fact, golfers will oft en remember him Open in 1946, he met Ben Hogan, man y I O-hour days at tournaments. years later for a panieular decision and Sam Snead, Stan Leonard and many Thankfully, more people are now stri ke up (\ conv ersati on. That other popular players. For payment qualified and th e task is spread camaraderie is just one morc reason he received lessons from Motz who around. He also spcnt a lot of time why Bud loves the ga me of golf. 0 24 KNOW THE BASICS Transporting, connecting and storing • 3. 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He had an opening Men's championship aft er three e.lra round 72 at John Blumberg and holes. matched that score during the ne.t Taking advantage of hi s breaks two rounds on his home course. lie and mistakes by leader Dule soared to a 78 on the linal round Goehring, the 18-year-old Rossmere which included a double-bogey seven golfer shot a one-over-par 73 at a On the 15th when he hit into the water windy Breezy Bend course to finish and a fa teful three-putt on the 18th with 294 and a ti e with the defendin g which prolonged the match. provincial and national juvenile Parker considered himself lucky to champion. be in the playoff, saying he did not Parker mi ssed an opportunity to e.pect Goehring to mi ss a four-footer win on the first ex1Tn hole when a on 18 which set up the lie. three-foot pun weill awry. After both Combined with hi s 1986 and 1988 golfers birdied the second hole, he Junior championships, Parker became Rnssmere's Seo(( Parker overcame a parred the third while Goehring onl y the second player to win the fil'e stroke deficit ill the filial III holes missed an 18-inch pUll that would tillethree times. Southwood's David 10 ear" his third prnvinC'ial Junior have prolonged the playoff. Hill managed a hat-tri ck in 1965-66- Mell 's CI/{/lIIIJiollship . Parker's victory was ertainly 67. Four strokes behind Parker (74-72- 75-73) and Goehring (72-72-72-78) in third was Stewart G uy, 18, of Pine Ridge who finished wit h rou nds of 75-75-77-72 for a total of 298. Gordon Lee, 18, of Fort Frunces had ro und ~ of 77 -72-72 before soaring to an 86 in the linal round to finish wi th 307 and fourth place. One stroke behind was Darren McMillan (79-77 -73-79) of Rossmere. Other winners In juvenile action at the July 24-27 championships, 15-yesr-old Jeff CIecko of Southwood linished with a 77 which propelled him into the 15- 16 age division championship. His 86-77-76-77--316 was good for eighth in the junior race. Jeff Lalley , 16, of Elmhurst sq~ a ndered a two-round eight -stroke lead with a pair of 85s to fini sh second at 320 (78-72-85-85). Carding 321 were juveniles Bruce McDonald (8 1-80-78-82) of Quebec and Marc Cadieux (8 1-78-77-85) of St. Charles. Because McDonald is manitoba's _wobIe energy sourc.1I\ from out of province, Rob McMillan, 13, of Rossmere compleled the juvenile team wilh his score of 322 26 (79-80-82-8 I). McCanney's consisted or 3 I 1-82-87. During Ihe IirSI IWO rounds. the Juvenile champ Jeff Ciecko was I 2-and -under and 13- 14 age group named first lIitemale ror the team championships were played. after a one-hole playofr, winning with In th e I 2-and-under group. David a par over John McDonuld of Breezy Chipman or SI. Charles won Ihe Bend. They linished at 47 1 after division wilh a 179 lOla I -- 93 at . Ciecko had Trial rounds of 80 and 75 Breezy Bend lind 86 at Blumberg. and McDonald had 76 and 77. Two strokes back wa s Daniel The Manitoba Golr Association Chartrand (89-92) of Southwood announced thaI the four leading and Ihird was David Francis (92-90) juveni les who are nOI on thc junior or Kenora . team would also be sent to the The 13- 14 age group lille was won Nat ional Jun io r Championship. All by Gord Montgomery (75-82-- 157) rour juveni les who mude the Junior or Carman. Brell Sehelthelm (80-78) Trials qualified -- Rob McMillan, was one Sloke be hind and a funher Ciceko, Cadieux (32 I -77-82) and one stroke orr the pace was Rob LaiJey (320-77-87). They also McMillan (79-80) or Rossmere. represent Manitoba in the Weslem Seven or the 13- I 4 age group and 23 Canada Juvenil e Team MUlches. or the juvenil es (age 15- 16) were among the 65 who qual ilied for the The Canadian Iin al Iwo rounds of the junior championship. Championship • The Junior Team improved its score rrom last year in the team competition Junior Team Trials during the fi rst two days of the A/ler lelldillg Ih /'O I/ghol/llhr At the Jun io r Championship, 16 national championship held Aug. 22- I{) UrUa!1lnlt, Breezy Bend's Dale golrers wilh scores of 323 and lower 25 at Mill River Golr and Country Goehrillg /{)ok il /() Ihe wire be/ore qualified to pl ay in th e provincial Club, PEl. losillg Ih e lille 011 Ih' lilird exIra IIole. Junior Team Tri als held July 29-30 at Rossmere in conj uncti on with the Willingdon Cup team tri als. The fi nal results almost mirrored the juni or conlcs l. Scoll Par ker overcame a three-stroke lead by Dale CPGA Goehring to fini sh in a fi rst-place li e. Parker'S tOlals we re 294-77-7 1 for 442 while Goehring was 294-74-74. The fi nal IwO leam be rths wenlto PROFESSIONALS Stewart Guy nnd Gordon Lee who fi ni shed wi th identical total scores or 458. Lee munaged to make up nine strokes with rounds or 75 and 76 while Guy had Un 8 I and a 79. n,e four-member Junior Team was joined by the next rour fini shers to rorm the Manitoba-Minnesota Devoted to promoting your enjoyment of golf Team. Neil Armstrong or Sl. through expert instruction and the finest Boni race shot a pair or 78s 10 combin e with hi s Junior score of 310 in golf equipment, custom fitting, repairs and ror a firth place fi ni sh at 466. the latest in fashionable attire. Left -hander Darren McMillan shot rounds of 84 and 77 to combine with hi s 308 ror a sixt h place fini sh at TALKTOA 469. Thirteen-yeur-old Rob McMillan QUALlFlEDGOLFPROFESSIONAL TODAY. fired an amazi ng 73 fo llowed by a 75 to boost him into a tie with Shane Mc urtney of Camlan who had rounds or 82 and 87. McMillan's 470 ~ Canadian Professional Golfers' Association of Manitoba total consisted or 322-73-75 while 27 Rob McMillan beat Minnesota's Chris nalley 4-and-3 and Darren McMilInn. 18. was a 3-and-2 wilUler over Jim Berra. Manitoba's other Manitoba had a combined total of wins came from Dale Goehring of 463 which was good enough for sole Breezy Bend who topped Phil Hurrie possession of fourth spot, a position it 2-and- 1 and Gordon Lee of Kil chen ti ed for last year. Ontario was 23 Creek at Fon Frances who was a I-up strokes better to win and wi nn er over Chad Adams. Saskatchewan was one stoke behind Shane McCartney of Carman ti ed in tifth place. Minnesota's nob Lind to provide the Afler lieing with Bryan Decorso half point. of Guelph. ON at 306. JetT Mukohon Manitoba junior champion Scott of Saskaloon. SK won the Calladian Parker of Rossmore was beaten by individual title by parring the first hi s contemporay John Dailey 2-nnd playoff hole while Decorso bogeyed. I, Stewart Guy of Pine Ridge was SOIlI" w()od' .,· .fejfCieckn eal'lled top Manitoba's best finis her was Scoll edged 5-and-4 by Greg Tuttle and SI. SPOI il1l"e 15-16 year old juvel1ile Parker who lied for ninlh with 3 13. Boni face's Neil Armstrong lost I-up division. He slimed well with scores of 74 and 10 ChriS NIgbur. 73 during teum play which was good for a Ihird -place tie but soared to 79 Western Canada and 87 as the winds grew stronger. Juvenile Team Matches Manitoba-Minnesota For the second year in a row 1 Manitoba wOn the Western Canada Matches Juvenile Team Matches. During Ihe Maniloba won its fifth victory in nine Calgary -hosted even t from August 2- years of th is competition on the 4, ManitObans also earned three of the slrength of single match play. top four individual placings. bringing its record to five wins, three The team again defeated second losses and One ti c. place British Columbia by five stokes, The team took a one-h.yf point thi s time with a three-day total of 700. lead. afler Ihe eight single matches Well back were Albena. 724, and on the first day of competition and Saskatchewan, 76 1. then split the four doubles matches to Jeff Clecko Iinished IIrst overall finish wit h 8.5 to Minnesola'S 7.5. with a 54-hol e total of 229 (74-79-76) The McMillan brothers of Rossmere .which was four ahead of a B golfer. paced Ih e learn . Thineen-year-old Rob McMillan was third wi th 235 CortI Montgomery of Carman look and .letT Lalley fourth with 236. home th e hardware in tlie / 3-14 year Marc Cadieux finished with 247. 0 old calegory. SIIowi"8 prolllise of beller IIIi"gs 10 CO llie, David Cllipmall of SI . Charles Matliloba's Jtlllior Team COtlsiSled of 1I0tl-playitlg caplaill M oe Solomol1 , fillislled 011 lOP ill Ihe 12 alld IIl1der Gordoll Lee , Scott Parker, Slewarl GIIY. Dale Goehritlg, atld 1I0tl-playing division . captain Dave Morison, 28 • The Manu facturers Life Insurance Company Doyle wins• triple crown Whnt staned out as a close competition in the opening round of the MOA Senior championship turned into a run away for "Jumbo" Jim Doyle of Sandy Hook. Last year's runner-up as a Seni or Division rookie, Doyle earned first place with a five.over.par. th ree round total of 22 1 (74·72·75) whi ch was seven stokes better than second place fini sher Ron Castelan. of Niakwo (76·75·77). Two·time champion (1982. 1987) Gord Lenton of Pine Ridge, winner of the 60·64 age division , was third with 230 (76· 77·77). Bing Shellrer of Bel Acres (8 1·75·75) and Dick Howard of St. Charles (80·74·77) fini shed next at "Jllmbo" Jimmy Doyle of SlIIidy Hook was a sludy ill cOllcell/ratioll Pille Ridge's Gord LeIlIoll could,,'1 alld greal golf as he caplured his [irsl ever Mallitoba Sellior solve Ihe puzzle 10 ovel'/ake Doyle, Champio".,hip. bill he did mallage 10 [i"ish [irst ill Ih . 60·64 age calegory. 30 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'=f Manitoba Senior 23 1 and Shearer won Ihe fo unh In the Canadi an Seni ors held in individual seni or team 'pol in u one-hole Montreal at the Ri cheli eu Valley and competition. playoff. Belocil Golf Clubs, Manitoba lied for Howard fi ll ed in for Shearer Doyle compleled Ihe fi rSI round of third in the provincial leam who was unable 10 allend and shol Ihe par-72, 6,670-yard Bel Ac res competilion. Doyle had a three-roun d 236 while Caslelane shOI 237 and course lied wi lh Pine Ri dge's Harold 10lal 01'70-72-77 -- 2 19 whi ch was Lenl on 239. English Ultwo-over par. Close behind good for a Ihird-pl nee lie in Ihe were eighl players al 76, four al 77, IWO al 78 and eight at 79. In 10lal, there were 27 players al 80 or beller. The fi eld spread in ro und two as Doy le jum ped into a fi ve-stroke lead wi lh an even-par 72 which included birdies on num bers 4, 14 and 18 and off-sell ing bogeys 01 holes 5, 6 and 15. Wilh the pressure off, he coasled 10 Ihe wi n and became the firsl player 10 wi n MGA junior ( 195 1), amateur ( 1975) and senior ( 1989) till es. In addili on, he won the Canadi an Amaleur lille in 1968. Analyzing his triple crown, Doyle said, " II is nOt big a deal , but al the same time. doin g somethin g th at nobody else has done, well, il is somelh ing. It also means I have been a good player over a number of yea rs. .. He auribuled his Imesl success 10 a Billmberg's Marty Maleovish Two-time champion Smiley Mel'ollek 101 of hard work. "I have hil a 101 of steadily improved his scores over the of St. Charles was leader of the 70 ball s Ihe lasl Ihree weeks." three-day eve/lt to eaplllre th e 65-69 alld over pack. division. Division winners Lenlon and Howard fini shed one-two in Ihe 60-64 age div ision. Third wenl 10 Rudy Schulz of Pine Ridge who was five sirokes off Ihe pace wilh a three-round score of 83-78-74 -- 235. In the 65-69 age di vision, Blumberg's Marty Malcovi. h improved steadily during Ihe Ihree days 10 win wi th a score of 83-78-75 - - 236. One Siroke back was Barrie Sanders of Cannan (76-82-79), who shared Ihe firsl round lead with Jim Issac of SI. Charles, und Gestur Kristjunsson of SI. Charles (79-78- 80) who was the second round leader. TWO-lime champion ( 198 1 and 1984) Smiley Meronck of Sl. Charles competed fo r a provincial learn posilion and fo r the second year in a row won the 36-hole, 70-plus Division championship with rounds of 77 and 84 for a tOlal of 16 1. Second place weOl 10 Des Pitts of SI. Charles (88-88 -- 176) and Ihird to Doing Manitoba prolld with a third place finish in th e Calladiall Sell iors were .J ack Bolander of Southwood (9 1-88 0 111' provillce'.I' .!elliol' leom of (L-R) Gord Lelltoll , Dick Howard, ROil astelane -- 179), alld Jim Doyle. 31 Now's the tim e to catch the bri ght. refres hing taste of Coors Li ght- Canada's most popular li ght bee r. THE RIGHT BEER NOW Manitoba Surprises . Rural dominate rural events Rural Amateur Aner a three year hiOlU S, Brandon golfer Phil Ha ll stepped back into the winner's circle to cluim the 1989 Manit oba Ru ra l Men's Amateur Golf Championship. The 48-year-old golfer fro m the Wheat Ci ty Golf Club won hi s second championshi p in convincing style. Hall fired a three-under-par 69 over the 6,620-yard Hecla Island course to equal the competitive course record establi shed in 1984 by MGA president Ted Chop of Northemaire. Combined with hi s fi rst-round pur 72, Hall 's 36- hole total of 14 1 became the best ever score in the 13-year hi story of the competit ion, re lagating Chop's 1984 total of 142 to second place. Idcal pl ayi ng conditions al most enabled Hall to set a course record. The mobile home park owner-operator was four-under-par aft er II birdie three on the 15th hole. The chance for a record was lost when he shot a bogey five on the 17th . Bruce North of Calnan fini shcd second for the second ycar in a row. The fo ur-time rural champion shot rounds of 73-74 fo r 147 whi ch was six strokes behind Hall . Tied fo r th ird place at 149 was J amie Stone of Minnedosa (73-76) who I1 nished fo urth in 1988 and 20- year-old Bryan Blue of Lundar (75- 74). During the fin al round. Blue was also on the way to the course and competitive records with a three-under 33 on the front nine, but he slipped to 4 1 on the back ninc. The 1979 rural champ Larry Johnston of Dauphin was the first-day leader wi th a one-under 7 1. He ball ooned to an 83 to fi nish 13 strokes off the pace at 154. A total of 140 golfers took part in the event and 19 golfers with scores of 76 and beller qualifi ed for the championship l1 ight. In the seni or di vision, th e nine-year reign of Carman's Barrie Sanders With the best ever score in the competition's 13-year· ltistory. Plt il Hall of came to an end as al T horpe of the Brandon was crowned 1989 Rural Men'.\' Amateur hampi()n. Plt il IL) I'l'ceived Kitchen Creek Golf Club at Fort Itis awardfrtJ m th e MGA's Rural Cltairman Bob Gel/oway. 33 Frances won Ihe evenl with rounds of 78-85 for a 163 lotal. For Ihe second year in 0 row. Mervyn Minish of Swan Ri ver was second wi lh a Iwo-round score of 85-80 -- 165. Tied for Ihird pl ace at 166 was Sanders (79-87) and Joseph Nespor of Pinow. (83-83). Rural Junior Por the second year in a row, a membe r of Ihe hosl club won the MOA Rural Junior Champi onship. Dean North. 16, shot a one-over-par 72 al hi s Carman course to win the litle wilh nines of 37-35 againsllhe card 's 36·35. Hi s round included Ihree bi rdies and four bogeys. Four slrokes behind in second was Greg Hollins of Pine Falls. also 16. North and Holl ins also won th e 15-16 age group. AnOlher 16·year-old golfer, Carman's Shane McCartney was third in the field of 58 with a 78. Brandon Wheal Cily golf tnates Dean Oakden and Jason Sweeney tied for fourth with 79s and were the 17- 18 age-group winners. In the 13-14 age group. lhe winner was Michael Dahl of Portage I. Prairie with 85 and second was Jon Sixteen-year old Dean North of Hoepsner of Dauphin with 88 . Carma" showed his winning form ill the Rural Junior Championship. ©~~~~~~[g GOLF & TURF INC. 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Rural Team Nahachewsky who shot 82, Paul While the course was well The Minnewa"a Golf and ountry Oorlon 89, Joe McCabe 103 . and groomed for the championship played Ilib won the rural team Doug Walton 9 1. The gross score of September 9. the weather was cold championship known as the oors 365 became a net score of 309.5. and blustery with rain during the Light Rural Inter-Club Teams in the even t consist of one morning. It was the third year in a row Championship. golfer with a handicap of 10 or under. Shilo hosted the event and next year Bob Genoway led the team with a one with an I 1- 16 hundicap. one with lhe eve nt goes to Minncwasta in 76 whil e ./ohn Zaplitny provided 97. n 17-25 handicap and one with a Morden. J Rural age group willllers illeluded (L-R) Deall Oakden of Bralldoll Whear City (1 7-18). Michael Dahl of Porrage 10 Prairie (/3-14) alld David Frallcis of Kellora ( 12 alld ullder). 1'. 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"I hampionship at Selkirk. Gord htls 55-year-old rookies seem better always used to play with the best enjoyed th e competitive as pect of every year ami th ere arc il 101 of good golfers to sati sfy my competitiveness. golf and has been successful at it. pl ayers coming up into the field. Now I am fi nding rllorc enjoyment in Thm success tra nslates into be ing cas ual games and the people I pl ay the low amateur in both the The key: practice with -- golf is becoming more social Manitoba Open ( 1965 and 1966) und for me." To keep pace with the competition Quebec Ope n ( 197 1), a Willingdon While downhill skiing in the and maintain hi s hund icap . Oord Cup teum member for Manitoba wint er. and ca mping, wood curving follows th e ad vice of hi s golf role ( 1967) and Qu ebe ( 1970), Manitohu und walking hi s dog 1I0gan arc model nco Hogan -- practice, ,enior champion ( 1982 and 1987), a other favourite pas times , nothin g CU ll prnclicc, prac tice. Once a week he Manit.oba seni or tea m repre entati ve match golf as far as Gord is will hit 200 or 300 golf balls. " And ( 1982-84 and 1987-89) , plus runn er co ncerned. "Golf is my number one when I think I have hlld enough up at the anadian Se niors in 1986. sport and always will be. I will pl ay practi ce, I do some more." Included are eight men's club as long as possible because I enjoy Always looking to improve his championships at Selkirk betwee n t~ e competition, the outdoors, th e game, Gord lakes lessons. '" um not 1953 and 1987 and one at Pine exercise and th e peopl e." a long hitter so I want to get better in Ridge in 1973. When he retires in June, it will be all aspects of my game, especially "Winning my fil'sl prov incial difficult for Gord to top hi s prese nt my putting. I never had a lesson until championship (the MunilObu Senior record of being at th e course almost I'at O 'Donnell ca rne to Pine Ridge hampionship in 1982) is my . every day to either pl aya round of and I lind he can ul ways give me bigge t golf thrill to dnte. It was a golf or visit friends. If there is a way. something to work on und that has whole new golf Ca reer starting," he will find it. helped improve my game." 36 CUSTOM HOME BUILDER EDGAR FOUILLARD 253·2233 • QUALITY. BUDGET CONTROL. PERSONAL SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN: CUSTOM BUILT COMFORTABLE QUALITY HOMES .. ENERGY EFFICIENT (RURAL OR URBAN) HOMES • A home designed and built by Royale has lasting • Royale specializes in Energy Efficient all value. electric homes. • Energy Effi cient design for air tightness and • Royale is a leader in using state-of-the-art in sulation provide for greater comfort and much lower technology. annual energy costs. ~11'"Gl3S}. 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Second place weill 10 into Ihe 70s. their fo urth fa ther-son A division li lle 1I0b and Bria n Oavis of Winners in all four divisions with a Iwo-over-par 74; they Charieswood on a counlback afler previously won in the alternate-shot previously won in 1983, 1985 and they li ed al 87 with Bob and Michael event. 1986. Second in the 42-leam T rager of Rossmere. competition was Alf and Rich Art Smilh and Lynda Polnhniuk SObkowich of Rossmere with 76. of Elmhursl. who won Ihe purent They were fo llowed by Ross and child class in 1982. 1983. 1984 and Kelly Burnett of Niakwa with 78, 1987. won for the lifth li me by and Craig and Trent Wood of shooling 80. Second place in the 25- Soulhwood and Dick and Oavid team event was delennined by a Quinton of Ni akwa wilh 79s. count back. Oavi d and Aileen In Ihe 42-leam B Division, Nick Robertson of SI. Churles fin ished • and Russ Kopansky of Seikirk and ahead of Ed and Angelu Ma rlens of For a "tollgh to argile with" f Ollrth Followillg the extra hole hOllor.l' t'oi" toss by the MeA's Ted Chop, NallCY a"d time, Salldy Hook's Jim (standing) mom JII"e Bagley (R) defeated Merlelle a"d dallghter Rol)y" Netterfield i" the and Pot Doyle captllred th. Father Mother-Daughler division. Son A division. 38 Oakviewand otlonwood afler having idenlicnl scores of 83. J une and Nancy Bagley of Rossmere won Ihe eighl team, mother-daughter division in a playoff after • tying Merlene and Robyn Netterfield of Elmhurst and Tuxedo at 90. 111e Rossmere team shol par on Ihe first playoff hole while the Nell.rfields scored seven after taking a penally on the tee shol. The Bagley learn al so won in 1984, 1986 and 1987.0 Nick and Rllss Kopan.,1cy of Selkirk and red Chop oflhe MGA (eenlre) accepted a Elmhursl besled 42 teams in Ih e falher $ 1.000 Jllllior Golf Developmem Award son 8 division . from repre. bIcKhwoocIt ...... ,.,,..., 1M. PROUD SPONSOR OF MAINI • 39 eruneh .Munch·'n ...... the perfect anytime, anywhere snack. Buttory toffee, maple-flavoured and caramel ... three delicious varieties of caramel glaze poured generously over whole, crunchy peanuts and huge, fluffy kernels of fresh popcorn. Your whole family will enjoy CRUNCH 'n MUNCH. eI-uneh .Muneh*'n BUTTERY TOFFEE POPCORN • WITH PEANUTS Proud sponsor ofthe Manitoba Open Profile: Introduction -I BEN SMIRNOV to golf was "earresistible" Most peopl e have a pleasant ex perience. "Being around adults all introducti on to golf, not John the time. they monitored my Blumberg pro Ben Smirnov. At the expressions. they taught me not to get tender age of 13 he was literall y angry when playing nnd I lellmed dragged into the sport by John from them to be polite." Henrick, a golf pro at Markham Golf Bein g a good pl ayer, members Club in Ontari o. asked him to join them for games. " It The fateful event which lead to hi s is that aspect about the game that I profession for the nex t 27 years still enjoy. It is not wh o you are or occurred shortl y after Ben's family what you do for. living that matters moved next ttl the Markham golf on a golf course. it is how you pl ay." course. Havin g grown up in After hi s five year apprenticeship downtown Toront o, Ben knew at age 20. in 1970 Ben took his Class. nothing about golf, One day when he A professional exam. Since that time and his brother walked by the course he was the pro at GeorgetOwn Golf and saw hundreds of golf ball s lyin g Club for two years and Bolt on Golf on the ground, they started to gathcr and Country Club for three years. He professional and Ben has leameel the th e ball s. Hendrick saw the duo on th e spent four years as the professional at skill over the years. Hav ing driving range and managed to grab Phantom Lake in Flin Flon before accounting skills is al so necessary. Ben by the ear. While being led to the mov in g to John Blumberg seven "Being a profess ional entails having clu b house, Ben could onl y think of years ago. all those attributes. The best all round the time he would spend in jail. Upon golf pro in my books is Jim Collins. rcaching th e club house, John told the He is a good merchandiser, a good terrified youn gster if he was goin g to Humbled quickly teacher and a good player who will be pi ck golf ball s, he mi ght as well get Hi s aspimlions to be a tour player happy to win $5 from you any day." paid for it and guv e him a job. were brought into perspective When he came to John Blumberg, Ben spent the rest of the summer fo ll owing four winters on the North Ben had the altitude thul a ITIuni cipnl caddyin g, cleaning members' clubs, Fl orida PGA Tour. " I was humbled course should be run like a private pic king up ball s from the ra nge and quickl y. The competition in the U.S. club. Now, people can book tee times, learning golf by pl aying 36 holes a is tremendous. One person I pl ayed regular players are called by name, day, Four months later he entered th e with had eight birdies without a one and the pro and assistants play with Oshawa Junior Invitational Golf pull green." the patrons. To help users eSlllblish " Tournament , shot an 88 and won the Playing golf and teaching are the handicap so they can relate their pl ay 13 and under title. twO aspects of the job that Ben likes to golfers in other clubs, Ben " I fell in love with golf at th at the most. He considers the ability to introduced a computer handicapping time and have been in volved with th e pl ay respectably well the most system in 1984 that , for a $ 10 annual ga me ever since," says the soft im portant professional attribute fee. has been we ll accepted. speakin g, sil ve r hai red pro. because then the people you teach Ben truly enj oys golf. " It 's a game Hendrick took Ben under hi s win g, respect you more. In thut regard . his for a lifetime. As a job. it offers takin g him to tournaments to be hi s recent playing record includes: during variety in teaching everyone from caddy. On these out ings Ben met th e past live years in the Manitoba junior juniors (age 10 nnd under) to players such as Moe Norman, PGA he fini shed second tw ice, third low handicappet's and in meeting Murray Tucker, Bobby Rose and and fourth ; three times in th e last four people with different buck grounds. In many others. Watching them pl ay years he was in the top 12 at the addition. the weather changes the were my golf lessons, says Ben Canadian Club Pro Championship; course every day so there is a variety apologetically, kn owing that giving and the John Blumberg team won the of challenges on the links. The hours lessons is part of a pro 's li velihood. Manitoba Pro-Am Championship may be long,' anywhere from 12 to 15 Ben loves bein g outside and golf twi ce and wa s second in the National hours " day. but the benefit of doing gives him th ut opportunity. He event twice. something I like easil y makes up for literally grew up on the golf course, Today, merchandisin g is an thaI." 0 sayin g it was a marvellous important aspect of bein g a 41 Match Play Loewen's comeback not dampened by rain In match play, on any given day any golfer can beat a sure stroke, Loewen tapped the ball whic h made the anolher. Rob Loewen of Rossmere proved the point at required Ic ft -to-ri ght break and he had the ti lle. Elmhurst Golf and Country Clu b us he ralli ed from the bott om of the qualifyin g li st to 16 qualified win the Manitoba Sixty-three players Match Play entered the qualifyin g Championshi p lind rounds and 16 with lhe Jack Blai r scores of 156 or beller Memori al Trophy continued in th e match Loewen's rise to pl ay competiti on. Six lhe lOP culminated players ti ed at 156 and Wilh a I-up victory only five were needed over Pine Ridge's to complete tbe field so Duve Lavullee Rossmerc's Lauren who fini shed fourth Sabeskl was eliminated in the qualifying through a count back. rounds which were The leader after the held at Southwood quali fy in g rounds, and Wildewood. which we re also marred The 29-year-old by cool, wet wealher. Loewen attributed was two-lime jun ior at least pan of his cham pi on Scott Parker fi nnl rollnd success who had a 73 al to the fain-shower South wood and a 75 at turned-downpour Wildewood fo r a 36- weather. '" hole tOla l of 148. lhoughtl would One stroke back (74- have a beuer 75 -- 149) was chance if Ute Elmhurst's Terry More weather was poor. I who last year fin is hed guess it worked out first and lost in the for me ... though' match fi nal. don't know if it South wood's Colin always would." Orewe was thi rd at 150 The poor while Lavallee and weather cond itions Elmhurst'S Car l during the fi nal Lechman were ti ed at resulled in onl y 15 1. four birdies -- on First-round leader holes one and four Geoff Bumstead, 16, R(}ssmere's Rob Loewell rallied f rom the bot/om of th e for Loewen and on of Soulh wood was nex t qualifyill g list to will the Mallitoba Match Play Championship. holes four and 10 at 152. fo r Lavallee. To Defending Jack Blai r hi s credil, Loewen was never behind during the match. He champi on J efT Helper of Glend ale was tied for seventh was 2-up "fter eight. even after I 0 and went 2-up with a place at 154 with Darcy Furber of Pine Ridge and Jon bogey on the par-four 16 when his competitor t.ook a Braun of Niakwa. double bogey after driv in g into the trees. Rich Sobkowich of Rossmere and T rent Wood of Lavellee won the 17th and wa< down in par on the South wood foll owed with identical Scores of 155. 18th . Loewen needed to sink a two foot PUll fo r par to Making the I 56-poi nt cut with Loewen were clu b mates win, a relatively easy job except for the soggy green and Dave McMillan and Rob Oliphant, (l lmhur, t's .J ay Doyle lhe fact lhat he missed II three-footer at the 12th hole. With lInd Southwood's Todd IIr"ncl. 42 Pro Am Blumberg wins• Labatt's Pro-Am Lady Luck smiled on the John Blumberg team and helped it post a five-stroke victory in the Manitoba Labalt Pro-Am Championship held July 28 at Elmhurst Golf and Country Club. "We had some fortunate bounces at the ri ght time, even hitting trees and kick in g Pro Ben mirnav (second/rom R) and his )ohl/Blumberg tea m 0/ onto greens. SO I guCS!) we have to say there (l..·R) Harry Sookram, Charles Boksh and Andy Naharnie posed with lA ba l ".~ rep DeAle Jowett (R) qftcr po .~ t il/g aflve• .w ·oke wa s some luck." said pro Ben Smirnov who victory oller second plac:e Elm/llmi' ;1/ the 1989 Lttban's Pro-Am, previously won the event six years ago. Using the Stableford scoring system where points are earned for birdies, pars, bogeys, etc., Srnimov scored 33 $8,700, went to T he Society for Manitobans wi th Disabilities points while amateur team members Hurry Sookrum, and 40 per cent , $5,800, to junior golf in Manitoba. All th ree Charles Baksh and Andy Naharnle chipped in with 32, li gures were record s. 0 40 and 41 points respectively for a total of 146. Second pillce in the 36-team event went to the Elmhursttcam consisting of pro Laurie Pierce and amateurs Jim Scolllln, Uen Fust and Jim Hildcrmlln who had 141. The Flin Flon team from Phantom Lake Golf Club DRG fi nished third with 133. The team was led by pro Jim Lazarko and included amateurs Doug Gowiak, John Osurchuk und Dan West, GLOBE Teams from Bel Acres, Dauphin, Lundar and Thompson fini shed in a ti c for fo urth at 132. ENVELOPES Clu bs whic h do not have a professional were assigned , an assistant pro for the event. Playing for the Pina wa 122 1 Inkste r Blvd. entry, Pine Ridge assistant pro Glen Hnatluk posted the Winnipeg, MB R2X IP4 best indiv idual score, a three-under-par 6R, to win the onl y individual prize awarded -- $200. I'h: (204) 633·2580 Sub-par rounds of two-under 69s were carded by head Fax: (204) 694-1291 pro Stan Homenulk of Dauphin and assistants G lenn Collins of St. Charles who pl ayed fo r G lenboro and Michel Pilon of Harbour View wh o played for Lundar. Manufacturers and Printers Par 7 1 was matched by Glendale pro Jim Steep. of Fine Quality Envelopes As well as earning the ri ght to represent the province in the national competition at Victori a. Smimov received DIl.G $ 1,000 plus team attire and hi s amateurs $400 each in "The good idea company" attire. The second-place team pro earned $800 and the amateurs $200 merchandise vouchers ea h. Third was RANDY GRAY GORD LENTON worth $600 for the pro and $ 150 each in merchandise for General Mallager Public Rt'latirms, PI NS RID(lB MBMBER the amateurs and the fourth-place teams received $ 175 for each pro and $56.25 in merchandise for each of the Sa lt's R eprt'.ft'llta t i\'t~,~ amateurs. DON COWARD MILDRE D KIRSHE NBAUM A total of 1,450 golfe rs entered the event at th e club level, raising $ 14,500. Sixty per cent of tile proceeds, 43 Inter Club Inter-club titles Free Press Inter-Club won by six strokes When you are number two you try harder and that is what Rossmere's under-par 69 which earned him the par 7 1. Team mates Rudy Schulz and #2 t.• am did June 30 to win the annual distincti on of bei ng the onl y golfer John Mazur chipped in wit h scores of Men's Inter-Club Golf Championship from 52 teams to shoot sub-par. Hi s 79 and 80 for the wi nning low gross wi th a six-stroke edge over Elm hu rst effort was backed by identical 74s total of 230. #1. from Rob Oliphant and Jack Blair After tieing with Elmhurst at 236, Plnying on hi s home course, Dave Trophy winner Rob Loewen Niakwa finished second in the fi eld of McMillan set the pace wi th a one- for a total of 2 17. 34 teams on a count back. Ron Elmhurst # I finished Castelane shot a par 72 while Dick second with 223 as Carl Quinton fired an 8 1 and Don Duncun Lechman shot one of the two an 83. pars, 70, Terry More Elmhurst's identical score was chipped in with a 7 1 and Rob comprised of a 77 from Nick MacDonald had an 82. Mickoskl, 0 78 from Jim Walker and Tied for third at 224 were an 81 from Ed Klein. Pine Ridge #2 (Helmut Dahl, The Transcona team of Wally 70; Nick Olynyk, 74; Carl Gessel, AI Melnyk and Peter Perrick Teplitski. 80) and Breezy earned the low net tille wi th 207. Bend # I (Garth olllngs, Wildewood team mates Earl Eager, 7 1; Dave Anderson, 75; Fred Loudon and .JefT Matheson Mike MacKenzie, 78). were second with 2 18. Next at 226 were Niakwa # I (Doug Armstrong, 73; Junior Inter-Club Ron Castelane, 75 ; Warren Elmhurst made a remarkable tum Best, 78) and Pine Ridge #1 around August 16 to win the annual (Dave Lavallee, 7 I ; I)arcy Junior Mens' Inter-Clu b olf Furber, 76; Todd Teplitskl, hampionship. The ci ly clu b finished 79). six strokes ahead of its closest In the rural competition, Rossmere #2 was six strokes belle,. ,hall ilttf competitor. Ross merc, compared to orman #2 shot a 221 tOlal fini shing last among 12 teams in 1988, " earest competition ( IS it captured the a""ual which was 13 strokes better Elmhurst was paced by JefT Lailey Mel/ 'S II/Ier-Club Go/fChampi()I/ .I"hip. Team th an second place teams from /II em"er,. IVere (L- R) Rob Oliphalll , Rob who fired a t wo-under-par 70 at the Kenora and Sandy Hook. hosl St. Boniface Golf Club, lie carded Loewen and Dave McMillan, Two-thirds of Ihe 1988 rural four birdies and two bogeys for a score inter-club championship tcam from Camlan was back together for the competition - - Bruce North carded a 73 and Rick BUght contributed a 74. The new learn member, Bill North, also shot a 74. Senior Inter-Club Pine Ridge walked away with a six-stroke victory to claim the Manitoba Senior Inter-Club Championship held August 24 at Steinbach Fly-!n Golf Clu b. (L·R) Rudy Schulz, .lohn Ma zur and Gord Lenton, 1982 and Gord Lenton did rh eir Pine Ridge Wirh a resoundil/g 13 srroke advalllage, Rural 1987 Manitoba Seni or clubmores proud as rhey emerged Inrer- lub honors weill ro Corman #2 ' s (L ·R) Champion, paced the three viCloriou,f in 'he Senior Inler-Club Bill Norrh , aruce Norrh and Rick 8/ighr. mun team with a onCeund er· played or Sreinbach. 44 Inter of 34-36 over the par 36-36 -- 72 327 to 328. Thi rd 3t341 Club course. Hi s fine effort was Dean North and Shane was Dauphin (Ron complemented by a 78 fro m Dave McCartney paced the winners with Doucette, 8 1; Borowski. an 83 from Len Kotyk and identi cal scores of 75 while Steve Jason Hrynkiw. an 88 from Greg Sobie for a total of Johnstone shot 83 and Gord 84; Tony Ryz. 88 ; 319. Montgomery had a 94. and Jon Hopfner, 88) and the fourth Ross mere. the 1988 Manitoba . Wheat City's 328 was comprised place score of 346 was hit by Selkirk Junior lnter-clu b Champion, fini shed of a 75 from Chris Worley, a 79 (Scott MacQuarrie. 8 1; David second wi th a score of 325. Three-time from Jody Chudley. an 81 from Mlchal.skl, 83; Tobin Praznlck, 88; provincial junior champion Scott Dean Oakden and a 93 from Derek and Michllel Frost. 94). Parker fired a one-over-par 73, the Gross. second best individual score. The rest of the Rossmere team,' Darron Madga, Kevin Schledewltz and Kelly Rasmussen, shot identical scores of 84. SI. Boniface fini shed third at 329 with scores of 77 from Kevin Hassey. 8 1 from Neil Armstrong. 84 from Todd Slatnlk and 87 from Mike Kaban. The eight-team rural event was won by Carman which edged out the 1988 rural champion, Brandon Wheat City, by one stroke. A Brandon player di sagreed on a score on one hole. but Ajter/inishing laJt ill 1988, Elmhurst' s Junior Inter·Cluh enrry fashioned (I the ruling was against the player which remarkable turn around in '89 by w;,,"ifiR the title. Team members were Dave ga ve Carman the victory by a score of Borowski, Lel/ Kotyk. Greg Soble al/d .Ieff Lailey. Owned and Operated~ by th e anadian P.G.A. Resort and Golf Club I r ,.. 1 r' 1.; ~ ' - . . ' , >'- v-. - ,r - ~ "', \ ~ . , ~ ,~ r ,../""\ '"' ...... -"-- "STAY AND PLAY" WHERE THE PROS PLAY ..::::;- . - ~,- '-'~- This magnificent resort is a Golfer's Paradise. The champi on 'hip golf course can play fro m 5500 to 7000 yard '. After golf. relax in the loun ge to live entertainment and enjoy dining in the beautiful Cedar Room. There is a we ll stocked Pro Shop and full practi ce facilities. • Titusville is 30 minutes cast of Orlando • 45 minutes from Disney World/Sea World • 15 minutes from Kennedy Space Centre 2150 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE • TITUSVILLE, FL 32780 PHONE: (407)269-4500 FAX: (407)383-9666 45 LEADERBOARD 1989 MANITOBA AMATEUR Dave Utvullcc, Pine Ridge 29S·76·72 .. 443 J-Mflrc lIdieux . SI. Charl eM 321·77·82 .. 480 Dave Komuru. Rossnlcrc 296·73·74 .. 443 J-JeffLuiley. Elmhurst 320·77-87 .. 484 12 holts, Otlt rolU1(1 (II Pilll! R1dlll!. thrtt at SI. David White. 51. Charles 296-72·76 .. 444 Tom Hayakawa, Canoe Club 323·78·86 .. 487 Chur/e.'r. hly 17·20 Chuck Amllson. Blumberg 294-78·73 .. 44S Geoff Bumstead . Southwood 323·89·76 - 488 Rob Oliphant . Rossmcrc 299·74·73 .. 446 Dean Oilkdcn. Bmndon 3 19·90·81 - 490 C HAMf'lONSHlI' FLIGIIT Gary Kullman . Rossmere 29S·ISQ·72 .. 447 Par: 72·72·72·72 ·· 288 Bill Purker. Oreczy Bcnd 300·74·74 .. 448 - - Namcd to provinciallenrn . O{lVe McMllh.lll . Russmcre 72-70-75-73 -0 290 Todd TepHuki, Pine Ridgc 292·79·77 .. 448 - . Named tu Mllnitoba/MinnesoHI tcaln. Gllrth oHings. Breezy Bend Todd Fanning. South wood 299· n ·80 .. 4S I J - Juvc:nile players. 79·73·69·70 •• 291 Rick Blight. urmlln 298·78·78 .. 454 Todd Tcplltski. Pine Ridge 73-12-74-73 _ 0 292 Pat Doyle. Sandy Hook 300-77--wilhdrcw 1989 MANITOBA RURAL Gmnt oultcr. Brandon 75-7 1-72-74 -- 292 AMATEUR SENIOR art Lechman, Elmhurst 14-69-71 -78 . 0 292 - • Named 10 pruvinciallcnm, Jeff Helper. Olenda le 7S·73· n·73 .. 293 - - Won plnyoff for fourth berth, Chuck Amllson, Blumberg 73-11-73-77 · 0294 36 holts, Ilec:lu OoljCOll rse , Jllly 30·3 I Dave Lavallee, Pille Ridge 76-74-73-72 ·· 295 Phil Hall, Brandon 72-69 -- 141 Gllry Kullman. Rossmere 7 1-72-7S-77 --295 1989 MANITOBA JUNIOR Bruce North. annan 73-74 -- 141 SCOIt Putkcr. Rossmcre 7 1-7 1-72-81 -- 295 Jumje Slone. MinuedOSfI 73·76 _a 149 David While. 51. Charles 79-73-M-76 ·- 296 72 1I011'.,f. hosted by Johll Billmbl!rg alld Drt!tzy Bryan Blue. Lundar 75 ~ 74 -- 149 Dave Komora, Rossmere 7 1-7 \-72-R 1 -- 295 Brllli. Jllly 24-27 Kevin MUr1cnll. Steinbach 75·75 -- 150 Bryan Lewin, Wasngeming 73-80 -- 153 Rick BI18111 , Cnn)mll 74-77-73-74 ao 298 - -SCU ll Pttrkcr. Rossnlere 74 ~ 72 · 75 - 73 -- 294 Todd Fanning, Southwuod 77-74-74-74 ·· 299 Dale Guehring. RreelY Bcnd Ollnn~ Lipinsk i. 8randon . 16-7R -- 1 ~ 4 Rob Oliphant, Rossmcro 76-74-72-71 -- 299 72-72·72·78 .. 294 Bill Nonh. Cannan 76 .. 78 -- 154 Hook Pal Doy le. Sandy Hook 77·76·77·70 .. 300 Stewllr1 Guy. Pine Ridge 75-75-77·72 -- 298 Arnie slIuk, Sandy 74-80 ·- 154 Lilrry Johnston. Dauphin 7 1-83 -- 154 Bill Pllrkc.r, 8 reezy Bend 80-73-76-71 ·· 300 Gordon Lee. Kitchcn Creck 77 · 72 · 72 ~ 86 -· 307 Darren McMillan . Rossmere Dwi ght Keams. Brandon 76-80 ·- 156 Match Play Fl nol. 79·77·73·79 .. 308 Gene Hodgson. Rrandon 75 -82 -- 157 Kcvin Bauer, Se lkirk 74 -83 ·· 157 FIRST FLIGHT Neil Ann slrong, 51. OOrlif!ICC Rob Allcorn . Fort France!; 74 ·83 -. 157 Final _. Lnrry Johnston . Dauphin defcatcd 73·79·74·84 .. 310 Brad Clcment. Russe ll 76-82 -- 158 Gerold Morrissey, Rossmere, 2-up. Shane McCartney. Cannnn 73·78·8 1·79 _. 3 11 J -JeffCieeko. Southwood 86-77-76-77 -- 316 Dean Nonh. Cannllli 74 ·84 -. 158 Semifinals -- johnstOn defeated Mike Manin. OalcCouhcr. Orandon 72-86 -- 158 Shih), 2·nnd· l: Morrissey defellted Karl Jun Umun. Njakwa 77-79-79-82 -- 317 DIlJTeIl Levine. Cannan 75-84 -- 1.59 Purrington. Kenom. 3-nnd·2 John McDonllld. Oreezy Bend 81 .77·79·8 1 .. 318 Ted Knight . Boissevain 75 ~ 87 -- 162 S~;CON I) .' LlGHT Delln Oukden. Bnmdoll 78· 76-82-R3 -- 319 SENIOR DIVISION Pinu l _. Rob MacDonald. Elmhurst dcfellted J -Jeff Lniley. Elmhurst 7~ - 72-85-85 •• 320 Derek TO th. Rossmere, 3·and·2. • - Bruce Mcl)onald. Quebec Age 55·64 Scmifinnls •• MacDonald defeuted Craig 81 ·80.78.82 .. 32 1 Cal Thorpe. Port Frances 78·8S .. 163 Benson, 51. Charles. 3·and· l: Toth defclucd J -Marc Cudieux . St. Churles Peter Guenther. Stei nbach 83·84 .. 167 Briou Buen . St. Boniface. 2·up. 8 1.78·77-8S .. 32 1 William Badluk. FOr1 Frunceli 86·83 .. 169 J -Rob McMillan . Russmerc 79-80-82·81 •• 322 Age 6.5 and up THIRO FLIGHT Mervyn Minish . Swan ~ivcr 85·80 .. 16S Tom Hn ~akawll . Cllll00 Club Pilllll -- Stewar1 Guy, Pine Ridge defcl.llcd Jcff Joseph Ncspor. Pin(\wa K3· k3 .. 166 ieeko. Southwood. 3-and-2. 8 1.77·84·81 .. 323 Barrie Sanders. Ca""an 79·87 - 166 Scmifimtls -- Ciect o defeated Frunk lJorowski . Geoff Bunlstead . Soulhwood Elmh urst. 2-up: Guy dcfeated Dearli leruk. 74·R6·79·84 .. 323 Blumberg. 19th hole. 1989 MANITOBA • - Won playoff 011 third extra hole . MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP FOURTH FLIGHT J - Selccted to juvenile learn. (JACK BLAIR MEMORIAL) Finul -- Deun Stowell. 51. Bonifacc defellIed - - Ineligible fo r tcams. Gnry Park. Bel Acres. 3-lInd·2. 36-hole qualifyillg. SOllthwtJ(xl Golf alld Semifinllis _. Stowell defeated Run Luwrenec. JUNIOR TEAM TRIALS Coulltry Ch,bIWildt!wnod GolfClllb. May 27- Tron~on a. 2-llnd-l: P'lrk dcfented Manny ,,,eI,,(/('s 72 ho/~l' fram Junior Championship 28; ffllltch play filial., at Elmhurst Gol/ anti Santos. Blumberg. 5-and-4 . pillS two round.f at Rossmeft Golf & Cmllllry COllI/try Cillh. JlIlle 6-11 . Cillb. July 29-30. WILLING DON CUP "- Scotl l'arker. Rossmerc 294-77·7 I -· 442 QUALIFYING SCORES TEAM TRIALS -- Dalc roc: hring. Breezy Bend SCQII Par~ e r , Rossmere 73·7S .. 148 294·74·74 .. 442 Terry More. El mhurst 74·75 .. 149 !',eludes 72 · ho/~ IOUlI/rom Manifoba AnlCllellr -- Gordon Lee. Kitchen Creek307-75 -76 -- 458 Colin Drew. Southwood 71·79 .. 150 ph,", two rounds at Rossmcrl! G(}1f & Cmmtry -- StCWIlr1 Guy. Pine Ridge 298-81-79 -- 458 Dave Ltwallce. Iline Ridge 76-7S .. lSI Club, Jllly 29-30. - Neil Anuslrong. SI. Bunifuce3 10-78-7tl •• 466 Carl Lechman. 8hnhurst 71·80 .. lSI Geoff Dumstcud, Southwood 70·82 .. IS2 - -Olive McMllllln . Rosslllere 290·69·73 .. 432 - Damn McMill an, Ross mere 308-84-77 -- 469 Darcy Furber. Pine K idse 76·78 .. IS4 292·70·7S .. 437 -Shunt. M cCllrtne~ , Cltrmlln 3 11 -82-77 -- 470 - ·Grunl Couller. Brandon Jon Rraun , Niakwa 7S·79 .. 154 - -Jcff Helper. GIc:: nduie 293·73·72 .. 438 - J -Rob McMillun, Rossmere 322-73-75 -- 470 J·Jerr Ciccko. Southwood 3 1 6-80 ~ 75 -- 471 Jeff Htlper. Glendnlc 74-80 .. IS4 -- arl Lcchmun. Elmhurst 292·n ·7S .. 439 John McDonald. Breezy lJend 318·76·77 -- 471 Rich Sobkowlch. Rossmere 78·77 .. ISS Gutlh ollinss, Gree7Y Bend 29 1·74·74 .. 439 Trent Wood. Southwood 74-8 1 .. ISS ScOIl Purker, Rossmere 29.1·77·71 .. 443 Jon Bmun. Niakwli 317-77-79 ·· 473 46 Dave McMillan. Rossmere 78-78 -- 156 6S·69Il1VISION Southwood 112 235 Breezy Ilend 1#2 236 Jay Doy le. Elmhurst 77-79 · · 156 Marty Mulcovish. Blumberg R3-7R-75 -- 236 Tnln !lconn #'2 237 Rossmcrc III 239 Todd Brunei. Southwuod 77-79 ·· 156 Barrie Sanders, Cunnwl 76-82-79 -- 237 Six-Thiny Club 240 Rob Oliphant , Rossmere 76-80 ·· 156 Oestur Kri stjltnsson , St. Chnrles79-78-80 _. 237 Rob Loewen. Rossme re 75 ·81 ·· 156 Jim Isaac. SI. Charles 76·M5 -1j I -- 242 RURAL C IIAMPION Tom Sykes. Breezy Dend 80-82·81 -- 243 Cannan 112 : 22 1 Bruce Nonh 73 FAIl.En TO QUALI.·Y Russ Jones. St. Boniface 77-82-85 .- 244 Dill Nonh 74 · ~ La ure n Sabesld . Rossmere 77-79·· 1.% Ki ck Blighl 74 Ken M ~lUld , Ninkwll 75·82 .· 157 70-I'LUS DIVISION (36 hole,) Other !icores: Gres l..Qve, !lei Acres 75 ·82 ·· 157 Smiley Meronek. SI. Charles 77-M -- 16 1 Kellom 234 Snndy Hook 234 Gene Hodgson. Brandoll 83-75 ·, 158 Des Pins, St. Charlcs 88-88 -- 176 Durren McMillan. Pine Ridge 77· 81 ._ 158 Jack Bolander. Southwood 9 1-88 ·- 179 Jack McDiam,id. Niukwa 78·81 •• 1'59 1989 MANITOBA JUNIOR Dale Goehring. Breezy Bend 78-8 1 -- 159 • - Quulitled for Milnitoblt telt m III Cnn adlan INTER-CLUB Seniors. MOlllrt ll i. Quebec . • - Lost on retrogression coulllback. /8 holt',\', St. BOfl i/(I(;e. August 16 1989 North Americun L.ife MATCH I'LAY FINAL CITY CHAMPION Rob Loewen. Rossmere defeated Dave FAMILY CHAMPIONSHIP Elmhurst: 3 19 Jeff LaUey 70 Lavallee. Pine Ridge, I-up Dave Borowski 78 18 hole all('rna/I! shut, Nlakwa COllI/try CII/ b, Len Kotyk ~3 1989 MANITOBA OPEN Augllst 22 Greg Soble 88 CITY RUNNER·UP 72 holts. SO llth wood gulf and Cnwllry Club, FA'I'HJ;R·SON Rossmcre: 325 SCOII Parker 73 July 13-16 A Dlvslun: Low gros,'j Jim Ilnd Pat Doyle 74 Oltrron Magda 84 Kev in Schledewitt 84 · -SlU nn Hendley. Houston 67-66-65-67 -- 265 Alf ll nd Rich Sobko wich 76 Kell y Rasmussen 84 Dave Barr. K.II.nunaskis 64-70-66-65 __ 265 Ross and Kelly DUOIen 7R Steve Chapman, Victoria 68-6.5-67-6.5 -- 265 raig and Trc nt Wood 79 Dick nnd David Ouinton OTHER TEAM SCORES Anthony Gi ll igan, Auslralia 66-66-67-67 -- 266 Luw n7;'. St. Honifllce 329 Breezy Bend 333 Mii. ny Sc hiene, 'hicilgo 65·70·66·66 -- 267 AI and Brnd Co lic!! 70,5 Ward Stouffer. BUnlaby 67-6.5-69-66 -- 267 RURAl. C HAMPION Stephen Ames. Trinidlld 67-62-67-7 1 -- 267 Garry lind Ori an IIOU81O n 72 Canllun :327 Delln Nonh 7.5 Louis Brown. Georgia 69-70-66-63 .. 268 801vlslon: Luw J.:russ Shane McCanney 75 Brent Franklin , Vancouver 67-64-68-69 -- 26R Nick and Ituss Kopnnsky 82 SIeve J hnstollt 83 Rocky Walcher. Orl ando M - 6~ - 67 · 66 -- 269 · ·Bob fi nd Brirul Davis 87 Oord Montgomery 94 Ian Robens, AUSlrulia 70-68-65-66 •• 269 Bob and Michael Trager 87 Low net Kell y Gibson, New Orleans 68-70-64-67 -- 269 RURAL RUNNF.R-Ur' Steven Parker. Houstun 6 7 ~ 6 1j - 65 · 69 •• 269 William and Kev in Book 69,5 Whcnt ClI y: 328 Chris Worley 75 Dan ny Mijovlc, Toronto 68-66-66-69 -- 269 Wilyne and Duv ld Frnn c11ii 70 Jody Chudlcy 79 Itlck Gibson. Whistler 66·66-67.70 -- 269 Dea n Qlt kden 8 1 Lucien Tinkler. Auslrall a 67-6.5-66-7 1 -- 269 PAR~: N'I' - (; H I LU Low (:rOS!i Derek Gruss 93 Murt in Olltes. Toronto 69 ~ 68 - 67 - 66 -- 270 An Smilh llnd Ly nda Puluhniuk ~o David Bowlan. Charl ottetown · ·Dav id and Aileen Robertson R> Other tl!lIm scures: 69-66-68-67 -- 270 &I and Angelu Mancns 83 Se lkirk 346 Gortlon Smith. Dunmouth 66 - 7 1 · 66 · 67 · ~ 270 Low net Micltntl Springer, Ca li fornia Doreen lind e rnig Bynych 57 1989 MANITOBA SENIOR 70·67-65-68 -- 270 Russ Cooper and I1 se Ouirl ilcn 58 INTER·CLUB Dob Friend. PiLt sburgh 66-70-65-69 -- 270 MOTIIER·DAUGHTER Low gross /8 holes, Slc /" OOd, 1"''1-1" (iolj'CI'4 b, Aug, 24 • - Won phtyoff on fi rst extra hole, - June anti Nuncy Bugley 90 Mcrlcne nnd Robyn Neuerfleld 90 LOW GROSS C HAMPION 1989 MANITOBA SENIOR Low net Pine Ridge: 230 Gord Lenton 7 1 Helen KOSlowsky & Arl ene Hownnh 60 Rudy Schulz 79 54 hol,.s, Hel Acres , AI4gusI 8· /0 John Mazur 80 • - Won second place on count buck. LOW t;ROSS RUNN ER·UP S5·59Il1VISION - - Won playoff on first hole. $-Niukwn: 236 Ron Castelii. ne 72 · -Jim Duyle. SA ndy Hook 74·72-75 __ 22 1 l)on l)un ClI 1l 10 · ·Ron Cnstelnne. Nhtkwa 76-7.5-77 -- 22M 1989 FREE PRESS Dick Quinton 81 · -Oing Shenrer, Bel Acres SI-75-7!i -- 23 1 MEN SINTER-CLUB Harold Kl yne. Kitchen Creek 79-75·79 -. 233 Elmhurst: 236 Nick Mlck()ski 7? Jim Walker. Elmhu rst 79·78-77 -- 234 18 holes, Hossmere CO l/lllry CI" b, J"I/" JO , Jim Wll iker 78 Fran k Borows k.i. Ehnhurli t 79-kO-76 -- 235 Ed Klei n HI Bernie Binns. SI. Churlts 79-RO-76 -- 235 CITY CHAMPION Alun Muhon, Breezy Bend 77 - 78 ~ 83 -- 238 Rossmere #2: 2 17 Dnve McMillan 69 LOW N.;'I' CHAMI'ION Claude Diss()nllelle. SI. Boniface ~ o h Oli phant 74 Transl:unll : 207 82-80-77 -- 239 Rob Loe'wen 74 AI Melnyk 77 Jim Cii ll llm . Glendale 83-8 1-77 -- 24 1 (Total hnndicnp of 33 ) Peter Pem t: k 80 Elmhurst" I : 223 Carl Lechmun 70 Wally Gesse l 83 60-64Il1VISION Terry More 7 1 · -Gord Lc:nton. Pine Ridge 76-77·77 -- 230 Rob Mac Donald ~2 1.0W N.;'I' RUNNER·UI' Dick Howard, SI. Churles 80-74-77 -- 23 1 Other scores: Wilde wood: 2 18 Ea rl Ell gcr ~O Rudy Schul z, Pi ne Ridge 83-78-74 -- 235 Pine Ridge 11 2 224 Bree:(.y Rcnd # I 224 (Tolltl hlt ndicnp of 32) Fred Loudon 80 Mux. Desauln iers. Elmhu rst 83-76-8 1 -- 240 Ninkwn "1 226 Pine Itldge #1 226 Jeff Matheson 90 Bill McCallum. E1mhu r8 t 76-79-86 -- 24 1 Glendnle 229 TnlnsconCi 230 • - Won 0 11 countback. Bruce Hudson. Pine Ridge 76-85-80 -- 24 1 Chnrlcswood 232 SI. Charles #1 235 47 How to rate a golf course ,. Preparation: the Iota I length of the course. The Rough alld II i~ essential to huve th e course formula is: Length of' course (in Rec:o verabiliry - is the accurately marked before the Rating yards) divided by 200, plus 38 .50. evaluation of th e Team visilS the course. This produces the answer for Step A probability of missing Pennanent markers should be on Ihe Rating Worksheel. Ihe lee shot landing area inslalled in the middle of Ihe area on and the green and Ihe each tee from which play nonnally Step B - J udgelllent Rating: diflicult y of recovering takes place, and from which each Each hole on the course Illust now be from ei ther. rating is required (i .e. Blue, White, analyzed separalely and assigned a Out-of-Bounds - depends on the and Red Markers). TI,es. pennan.nl mathematical raring which may either proximity of Ihe boundary to Ihe markers should be in stalled before Ule increase the yardugc rati ng for each centre of Ihe landing area or green course is mea ured, and measurements hole by up to .5 (for more than and whether squeeze ex ists. taken from these markers to the centre nonnal difficully faclors) or decrease Water Hazards - depends upon ils point of the green. The Rating Team the yardage rating by up 10 .5 (for less dislance frolll the landing area or must resist any suggesti on to measure Ihan nonnal difficulty faclors). One of green or playing over a hazard. Or rllte from the backs of tees or any the difficulty factors is length of Ihe Trees - depends on their size, their place which is used onl y on special hole, if il is more or less than normal. di stance from the ccnlre of Ihe occasions. Raters musl verify thar their The following are the nonnal fairway or green. rating is b. 'ed on Ihe length used disUlnces which produce a difficulty Bunkers - depends upon their size and during the majorily of rounds played faclor of 0.0 for di stance alone: location in relalionship 10 Ihe largel from each sel of penn anent markers. 160 yards = 3.0 areas. Courses should be rated under 380 ynrds = 4.0 Greell Tarf!. et factor - an evaluation of nonnal playing condilions encountered 550 yards =5 .0 the difficulty of hilling the green wi th during weeks of maximum play. The RUlin g is 10 be ba ed upon the Ihe approach shol. A s course ralings are predicated on "play" of a hypolhelical, very Greell Surface - all evaluati on of the the observance of Ihe Rules of Golf, competent and consistent scratch difficulty of a green from a pUlling during Ihe raring a review should be player who would have a handicap of standpoi nt , speed and contouring are made 10 ensure Ihallhere is proper zero. This player. on average. would main factors. marking of hazards, out of bounds, be expected to hila driver 250 yards, Psychological - an evalu ation of the elc. and thaI local rules confonn wilh a four wood 220 yards. and a six iron uneasiness the target urea places in Appendix I of the Rules of Golf. 150 yards and take IWO pUllS per hole. the mind of Ihe golfer and the consequenlial affects on score. Rating Procedure: Step C - Other ConslderHlions Roll - adjustments for elevaled tces or The Rating Team should consist of at Before finalizing the rating of each greens with the landing areas. least U,ree Commiltee members and • hole. Ihe raters should consider other one or two club representatives faclors such as: Summary: (preferably the lub aptain or hi s Topography - if Ihe stance or lie in In order to achieve as much assistanl). the fairway is affected by slopes or unifonnily as possible across Canada, Step A - Provisional Distance mounds. lhe Provincial Raling Teams are Rating: Fairway - the widlh of the fairway limited in adjusling Ih e Fi nal Raling Is detemlined by applying Ihe from where the scratch player plays of a course 10 plus or minus 2.5 from R.C.G.A. Distancc Rating fonnula to hi s second shol. the rating arrived at in Slep A. 0 GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS' ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA sponsors 01 the Annual Manitoba Turf Grass Research Tournament Held at Bel Acres August 17, 1990 President - MR. RAY Ma cDONALD Secretary - MR. DOUG Mc EWEN For me mbership contacl secrelary, clo Even-Spray & Chemicals LId . Bay #2 - 851 Lagimodiere Blvd., Wpg., Maniloba R2J 3K4. To encourage and promote research and the interchange of scientific and practical knowledge relating to the maintenance of golf courses in order to assist interested members. 48 TheJollowing pages represent an alphabetical listin g oJthe golf courses ill Manitoba alld Northwestefll Onrario which are C/lrrently members oJ th e Manitoba GolJ Association. liS Complete with course descriptio in terms of leng th, par, rating Qlld loca tion, we trlAst 01./1" Directory will be all ideal guide a yaHpia II ~~~:J(J,!~ff,~.A your excursions around our provincial goljin g paradise. 49 AS HERN OOISSEVA IN GOLf' CLUIl CA RMAN GO LF CLUB COTTONWOOD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUO 9 holes 18 hules GOtI' CLUB 9 holes Dlslance: 2700 yards Olsta nce: !\S55 yards 27 holes Dlsl.la nces: Par: 33 (Men) 37 (l.adies) Par: 70 (Men) 72 (Ladieli) DbilMnces: 2849 YllrdS (Blue) RAti ng: 6S .5 (Men) 68 (Ladies) Rolln2: 67 (Men) 7 1.5 (Lad ies) 8111t (,()/ Ir,f~ 261Q yards (White) nux 1l22, nolssevnl n. MIS Uox 1111 . Cormun, Mil -3164 yards (Blue) r nr: 36 (Men) 36 (Ludies) ROK OEO 534-2365 ROG OJO 745-Z366 .3043 yllrdH( While) 80)( 337. Ashern, MD /..oraretiU km "orlll ()f USICmuuJa LoclIIt!d 80 km ,\'mtthwl',\" of Wltire CO /lrl't ROC OEO 768-3137 border 011 PI'()\'inrialliig"way 11/0. Whl1lipl'8 nf/ Provine/al NlXhway -3186 yards (B lue) Ux'{lfed Of' Prol,/"e/al JliXhIl'U)' 116, 2M km sOllrltwtsr ofWilllllpt!X . N3. -3033 yard, (While) 180 km lIorth o/Wimli/Jt'R.jllst Ht'd COM St' .wllfll of A.flll''''. OR AN DON REC REATION CA RTWRIGHT -3045 yll rds (B lue) CENTRE GOLF CLUB GOLF CLUB -2894 yards (Whi le) ASS INID 01NE GOLF CLUO IS hol c~ 9 hole$ PQr: 71 (Men) 7 1 (Lad ies) 9 holes DistAnce: 60 IS yruds Uisiance: 2295 yards RAting: 68 (Men) Distance: 3 131 yunts Por: 7 1 (Men) 74 (Llldies) Par: 35 (Men) 35 (l.. ,dies) Do. 43 r .r: 36 (Men) 38 (Lud ics) KlItln ~: 69 .!\ (Men) 70 (Ludies) Rallng: 64 (Mel! ) Sf. Anne. Mil Ruling: 69 (Men) 73 (I ,ndies) n o~ 960 Cartwright. M 8 RO A IRO Box 216. 81. Jmlles P.O. 34th Street & McDunald Avenue ROK 01 .0 422-5540 Wi nn ipeg, M n RJ.I J R4 IIrnndon,MB 529- 2260 LoclI/"d 25 minllte,f I!U,f t of KK9-6225 R7A 6A2 725 -0944 /"m'(lfed (m Highw"y 113, 2.5 km Witmiprg on Tranj'-Canada ","Sf OfClIrllt'riRhl whirh i,v IlW kit! IliNhwuy III , BEL AC RES BREEZY II EN Il .wmllt .....'s l o/Willnipt>g, III Iltt! GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUIl j lll/('tion uf ffig/rw(ly.fll] and 115 , 18 holes 18 holes CRESCENT DRI VE Illstances: Dlstunces: CHARLES WOOI) GO LF COURSE 6741 ynrds (Blue) ~~06 Yll rds (Blue) GOLF CLUIl 9 holes 6482 Yllrds (Whhe) 6272 yards (White) 9 holes Ulstn nces: I'ar: Whhc • 72 (Men) 73 (Ladies) Pur : Whi te · 72 (Men) 73 (Ladies) Distance: 3034 yurds 1326 yards (White) Rolll1g: ROlh,": Po r: 35 (Men) 38 (Llldies) PHr: 27 (Men) 27 (Ladies) Whhe • 7 1 (Men) n (Ladles) While - 7 1 (Men) 73 (Lndics) Ra ting: 68 (Men) 70 (Ladies) RQllng: 49 (Men) Hluc - 72 (Men) 7 .~ (L..ndics) Blue · 72 (Men) 76 (Lttdies) 310 I-lunt!y Street 781 Crtscent Urlye Dox 32, R.R.n nux 193, RR# I Do. II "'orl Ga rry Wl nn lpell,M H Heodlngley, MIJ Winnipeg. Mil Wlnnlpea. M8 R3C 2E6 632-R341 HOH OJO 895-7206 R3R OY6 RJT I X) LocUfClI4.1J Am north o!Win"ipt:x '.f i..ocatt!d on RolJlin IJnultn'ard west I!8H-04H4 453-4875 P("r;ml'll'f lIighll'uy on Stllrgt'fm ofWimlipcs's Palmt ttr NlXltway R()(u/ (Ro.ut'f). III IInldillg/j'Y. Welcome to Carman (THE FRIENDLY CLUB) • We now have a beautiful 18 hole course where you ca n relax and enjoy the unh urried pace with no crowds or line-ups_ • Just one hour from Winnipeg. • Golf for the day, the weekend or a week. Bri ng the fa mily along and enjoy serviced camp grounds, supervised swimming pool, tennis courts and child's playground all wi th in walking d istance of the golf course_ • lubhouse offers licensed facili ties, excellent food, pro shop, club rentals, cart rentals, (pull or drive)_ (*NL'W clubhouse to opel'/ SUlI'll/ler of 1990) • We book company or group tournaments with reserved tee times. TO WN O. CARMAN I:; C.P.G.A. PRO - PETER EWERT L.c,c·l i l ~ : !:I For bookings, call us at 1-745-2366 CENTRE AVE. ~; "~A Y ./ -! Iii II MOTIL l! I *_ CARMAN OOL' ClUII ~I I· ·T;PN~:! '" CARMAN GOLF CLUB 50 SHOWASIGN OF SUCCESS. , ~ r Canada's # 1 realtor. . CfaJtI. An Internatlonal networkofindependenl member broker•. DAUPHIN DELAHUNT GOLt' COUNTRY CLUB & COUNTRY CL B ALL GOLFERS WELCOME 18 holes 9 holes Olstances: Distance: 3260 yards AT 6 1 I I yards (Blue) Pur: 36 (Men) 36( Lllclics) S9S~ yBrds (While) R 8 t1n~ : 6H . ~ (Men) 69 (Ladlc!) 5670 yards ( Red) UO lC 149 Treherne. MB Por: 70 (Men) ROG 2VO 723·2502 Charleswood Kntlng: /...oCfl/('d 3 kill ('ast n/Trthtrnt whir'lI Wh ile · 68.05 (Men) 73 (Ladies) Is 104 lem wt.W o/lVinnilJtB on lIi}(hwlJyIl2 . Bux 47K Golf Club (1976) Ouuphln, MD DELORAINE GOLF CLUU R7N 2V3 9 holes 6.18·9400 Dlslanct: 2933 yards Par: 36 (Men) 34 (Ladies) Located ()fl H1xhway H20, 16 knr Ruling: Inc. eD.fl of O(l/I/)hln .... 11"'" i.f 325 knt Blue · 7 1 (Men) 63 CLMi.,) nonhwtJ" olWiflllipfS 0 11 IIINhway While · 68 (Men) 63 (Ladies) Best wishes to the MGA in 1990 #/0. Oelonine. Mil ROM OMO 747·2411 Wc.'tJfcd j km (OS( and J km ,W ill" 0/ MANITOBA'S OLDEST GOLF COURSE DEER RmGE J)f/oralnc M'hk h I.f about 300 lem GOLF COURSE .wurh w(st o/Winnipt'R nil ffigl,.... oy 310 Haney Street 9 holes U3. Distance: 27b7 yards Pttr: DRYOEN GOLF & PRESIDENT Blue - 36 (M en) CURLING CLUU White - 35 (Men) 9 hil lel! Wayne Hnydiuk RQlinK: White - 66 ( M en) VlslBnCt: 3329 yards Par: 36 (Men) 3'7 (Ladies) GOLF PROFESSIONAL Box 1424 RallnK: 71 (Men) 73 (Lud ics) 8rnndon,MD 00" 279, Dryden, UN Bob McVicar R7A 6N 2 P8N 2YS (807) 223·4218 THE CITY OF WINNIPEG PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT MDlllCIPAl BalF CaD Klldonan Park Golf Course 334·0452 Crescent Drive Golf Course 453 · 4875 Windsor Park Golf Course 257-1264 John Blumberg Golf Course 888· 8860 Harbour View Golf Course 1867 Springfield Road 222-2751 lila" our fully atoeked fIOIf ahopa FOI' .11 your fIOI"ng needa ENJOY A GAME WITH US THIS WEEK 52 ELMliURST GOLF GILBERT PLAINS & COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUB 18 holes 9 holes Dlstuncts: Dishmce: 2952 yards 6657 ynrds(B lue) Jlur: 35 (Men) 37 (Ladies) Dauphin Golf Club 6394 y:uds(Whilc) Rnting: 6!:S (Men) 72 (Ludics) Por: 7 1 (Men) 74 (Ladies) Dux 4, Gilbert Pililns, MD A J 8 Rilling: KOL OXO S48·21Iti challenging holes Forwllrd - 69 (M en) Luml£'d 320 km lI()r,hwe,\'/ oj Middle · 71 (Men) Wbm lp(·g 0 11 JJl Xhwuy 115./u:lweclI 715 (Ludic!!) fJ(JIlf~hi" and Orwl(/vit'w. GREEN FEE Pl.-A YERS WELCOME Bock · 72 (Men) 75 (Ladies) - 18 HOLE RATE $13.00 K.M.#S GLAOSTONE GOLF Wlnnlpc", M8 & COUNTRY CLUB Two Day Advance Booking Privileges K2C 2Z2 9 hules I)lstllnces: 222·55 11 Driving Range and Private Lessons available uX(lft.'{J 4 km Clut of IJighwlIY 1159 3 14l} ynrds (Rlue) ()/I GWW' II Hoad. 2954 yards (White) from one of Manill)ba', lOp golf pros. Pur: 36 (Men) 39 (Ladies) FALCON LAKE Ruling: Rainbow Beach and camping facililies close by. Blue - 70 (Men) GOLF COURSE A sceni c 45 minule drive from Clear Lake. t 8 hotes While - 6ij (Men) 6H (Ladies) tournam ents Dlshlllces: 80x 91 , Gladstone, MR Club & company welcome. 6964 ya rd s (Blue) ROJ 0'1'0 3ti5·2750 6540 yurds (White) L(1C'Ofed Oil JliHhway 1134, J km PRO STAN HOMENIUK 6253 yurds (Red) SOllflt o!G/(J{/sfone which ;,\, 135 kill Pur: 12 (Men) 72 (Lndics) Wf.~t oml Itf/nll o/Wi'IIIipeg Oil Ruling: JJighl1'uy #16 . Pro Shop -- 638-9400 Blue · 73.5 (Mcn) 75 (Llldies) GLEN· LEA GOLF CLUII 17 km e<\-~t or Dauphin on Hwy. 20 E. While · 7 1,S (Mell ) 1R hQlcs Falcon »'!ltch, MIS Distance: S60S yru"ds ROE IRO Pur: 6Y (Men) 7 1 (Ll.Id ies) Ruting: 66 (Men) 66 (Ladies) 349·2554 • I' IH\! Al 'r. I.I,:''OSONS • GOU' CA kl' &: CI.UIlItRN 'I'AI"s uJ(.'llIed in fh~ Whilt.flt ,1I 1002 · 2nd Street, Orondo", MB PrOll/ltcial Park, alUJllf 155 km R 7 A 3AR 72H·9O')() • hANQUKl'S • LI C";NSED DINING ea,\'( oj'Wi,,,,fpt'/J un Tram" uu'ufl'd 1IlJpm.xlmafely 9,7 km I'(J,I" Camu/a JJif,lhl1'uy III , of 8,.cmdol/ 0" Oraecrt:sf Dr. E, Elmhurst GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Manitoba Golf Association For its production or the "Golf Journal" All golf enthusiasts will find this a most interesting publication. ELMHURST OFFERS- • A well -groomed 18 hole championship golf course • Facilities to fit t.he needs of all membership requirements • Excellent instruction available from club professionals • Located within easy driving distance from all points in Winnipeg For in/ormation telephone: 224-2244 53 GLENBORO GOU' THE "AS (HA LCROW & COUNTRY CLUB LAKE) GOU' CLUB 9 holes 9 holes Dlstallce: 2948 yards Dlslance: 3033 yards Pltr: 3.5 (Men) 36 (Ladies) PH.: 69 (Men) 36 (Ladi.,) Rillln.c: ()7.5 (Men) 7 1 (Lodies) Ratln,,: 68.5 (Men) 70 (Ladics) "ox 70. iJox 2606, The Pa • MB "rH Glenboro, Mil R9A 1M? 6Z3-755 I ROK OXO Docateo / 112 km Wfslo/Carrol • AA 827-2856 Ri\'u Hoad. Tht! Pus is (Ibout 7JO km fl onl/'w('sl o/Win"lpt!R Oil wClI/ ed I k", Mltst (m,I 2 km north Hig hwuy 111 0. niB n/Gfffl boro wl/h:1I ;.'r 150 km wtSf wa n/WilllliIJt.'g onlliJ.: "wuy II] . HARIIOUR VIEW C 0 U N T R V C L U B GOLF COU RSE I) holes Distance: 1242 yunls GLENDALE I'ar: 27 (Men) 27 (Lad ies) COUNTRY CLUB Riding: 49 (M en) 44 (Ludics) 18 holes 1867 Spr ingneld Road Disioncts: North KUdo"an 6480 yurds (Illue) WInnIpeg. MD 111-1751 C ONGRATULATIONS 610:'5 yurd s (White) to the I"nr: 69 (Men) 74 (L.,dics) HECLA GOLF COURSE Ruling: I ~ holes Blue - 72.5 (Men) Dlslunct:: 6272 (Red) 6583 (Blue) Man itoba 12 (Ludics) I'ar: n (Men) 72 (Ladic5) While · 7 1.5 (Men) Katlng: Blue - 7 1 (Men) 400 Au~ler Avenue 69.5 (Ladies) Wlnnlpej;,!, Mil Red - 69 .5 (M en) Golf R3K IS4 69.S (Ladie.) 837-8383 nux 70,klverton, Mn ROC 1RO 432-5272 Association u,mtt>d at the 'JUr,h e"d of Necla Islaml. (follnw Nis hway 118 north ,III''' HOlId 233 cast) which js 175 km fl orth ojWi,,,, ipeJ: . "".r,. onlarlo~""I.'a SunMI 60Lf 01\ lliR I 0 Counlry 60Lf I('E1\0 RII CAUDA Kenora Golf & Country Club Offers: • NEWLY DEVELOPED 18 HOLE COURSE • Pro Shop • Full restauranl & lounge focilities • Easy drive from Winnipeg For in/ormation call 807-468-7995 & 468-3597 _ Green Fees Welcomed OntQ,lo~ 'unlCt Count" S4 JOHN IJLUMIJERG KILDONAN PARK KITCHEN CREEK MACGREGOR TOWN GOLF COURSE GO".' COURS E GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB & COUNTRY GOLF CLUB 9 holes, 18 holes 18 holes I R ht)Jes 9 holc!' Dllit.IU1Ctii: J)(slimce: 5495 yards Distance: 6407 ynrds Dist1l. nce: 2901 yums 6343 yard s (18 · Blue) Par: 69 (Men) 72 (Llldies) Par: 72 (Men) ~ .. r: 35 (Men) 38 (Lodie, ) 5R44 yards ( 18 • While) Ruling: 65 (Men) 69 (Ladies) RllllnJ.:: 70 (Men) 74 . ~ (Ladics) RUling: 67 (Mcn) 70 (Llid ies) 2739 yards (9) 202 1 Main Street » 0" 387 no" 464. MlIcGrtllOr, M8 Pur: 7 1 (M en - I ij While) Winnipeg, MD, R2V 2B9 Furl F'nmccs, ON HOH ORO 73 (Ladies · 18 While) 334. 1452 I»9 A3M7 685· 2585 9 White 66 (Men) (ti07 ) 274·3587 w ClI/ul fU lilt' b" er.\'c(.',ltJll uf 18 White 69 ( M en) KII.LARNEY LAKESIDE LIJ(:ulcd 9.7 km Wt'.ft "f I- IiRhway Pmv;"r ;(l f Hoad JS() (wd Highway 18 Blue 70 (Men) GOLF CLUIJ #71. III . Ma cGrc~()r I,r 106 km 1I'(!,r t of Rating: 9 holes Wifl fl tlN:g (1 /1 lite Traw;·Clllllula 18 Blue · 70 (Men) Distance: 2798 yurds LITTLE FALLS IIiRhwuy II I . 73 .5 (Ladies) Por: 36 (Men) 36 (Ladies) GOLF CLUB 18 Whi te - 69 (Men) Rating: 66 (Men) 67 (Ludies) 9 holeS MANITOU TOWN 70.5 (Ladi.,) Ijox J 181, Killarney. MB l)istance: 3083 y(u'ds & COUNTRY CLUII 67 (Lodie, • 9) ROK 1(;0 523·8277 Par: 36 (Men) 9 holes 4540 "ortslte Avenue l.,ocml'{/ 3 kill wt'SI of Kllluflley Roling: 69 (Men) 69.5 (Ladles) Distance: 27~O yards tle.dlngley. MB ROil OJO which is nbOIlf 220 k", .WUI"Wt!!·1 Ho" 729. I'or: 34 (Mell) 3.5 (uidil!s) tititi·titi60 of Winn ipeg Oil Nigh way If 18. Allkukan, ON IJox 566, l.m.:ated 2 km we.f/ ojWillllipeg' ,f POT ICO Mrlllitou. MD Perimeter l1""y. 0" I' orto/:e AI't'. KINGSWOOO GOLF (ti07) 597· 1106 ROO IGO 242·2287 & COUNTRY CLUB KENORA GOLF & u},,(ltt'd 140 km sOllth wes' (If 9 holes LUNUAR GOU' Win"I/)cg un Nik hw(IY 113. COUNTRY CLU B Distunccs: & COUNTRY CLUB II! holes 3322 yard, (Blue) 9 holcs MELITA GOLF CLUB Distances: 63 10 yards (Bluc) 3 110 yard s (While) DIstance: 3053 ynrds 9 holl!s 6 100 yards (While) 2792 yard, (Red) IJar: 36 (Men) 36 (Ladles) Distance: 2995 yn rds Par: Blue - 71 (Men) I'ar: 36 8ox17~ PHr: 3 ~ (Men) 37 (Lodles) Wh ile · 7 1 (M en) Roli ng: Blue - 72 Lundllr,MII Ratlus:: 68.5 (Men) Rating: Blue - 70.S (Mell ) While · 70 ROC IYO 72 (Ll.ld ies) Ilox 220. LoSolle MD. Ilox 665 762·5877 Meliln. MIJ White - 69 (Men) ROG 100 u Jculed at '''e jlllU'li,," of ROM ILO 522.)624 1J0Ii,4SS 736· 4079 Hig hways 116 allti 1141 9, Lwlt/or is Kenor.ll, ON, P7N 3XS /.o(.'a/eli 1.6 km west of I .nCfUfO J 19 kill 50Il/l,",('S( of I()() k", o/Winnipeg on W ;'/11 lpt'~ III lilt' jl/lu'litm (807) 468· 7995146ll·3597 LaSalle on Highway 247. flO"'" rif W !o[ ltway 116. 1111:11 11'(1)'.\' 113 (IIIrlII83. Congratulations to the Congratulations to the MANITOBA Manitoba Golf Association GOLF from ASSOCIATION PINE RIDGE GOLF COURSE Winnipeg's most scenic golf course 55 MI NNEDOSA GOLF CLUB NEEPAWA GOLf' OA KVIEW GOLF PINAWA GOLF CLUB 9 holes & COUNTRY CLUB & COUNTRY CLUB 9 holes Distance: 2994 yards 9 hules 9 holes Ol5ta nce: 28.52 yards I'or: 36 (Men) 36 ( .... die.) Dista nce: 3269 yurtJs Dlslance: 3073 yards Par: 70 (Men) 7 1 (Ladic ,,> Rating: 68 (Men) 69 (Llldics) IJar: 36 (Men) 37 (Lndics) I)ur: 36 (Men) R . III1 ~: 67 (Men) 70 (Ladie,) Dox 11 9 1 Rallnll: 7 0 .~ (Men) 73 (Ladies) Rlltlng: 69 (Men) 67 (Ludies) nux 263 Mlnnedosu. Mil Hox 1119 8 0x 972, Alton .. , MO 1'lnaw., MU ROJ l EO NeepawlI, MIl ROO 0110 327·SS90 Ril E II ~ O 7S3·2760 ~67 · 3 I S I ROJ IHO 476·S7 11 WCalt'd 1.5 k", nO,.,h o/Greflla Lu,:uft:d I ()(J km II()rlh~aSf of Lix:att!d 2 / 7 km lIorthwe,rl of Ln('ou'd J km enst 0/ Nupowo (Imll km ""'I'.ft of fil l' highw(lY. Willn ipeg . W'n,,;pt:jl. flf!or.thtjunC:lion of wfilch ;,f 190 km nnrthwt!st of (;rl'fllO I.f 1IIlem .w lIfh of Highways 1116 afld 1110. WinniIJt!g . Whlrliptg 0" f/ighwoy 1130. PINE f'ALLS GOLF CLUD INC. MINNEWASTA GOLf' NIAKWA OJIBWAY GOLt' 9 hole!' & COUNTRY CLUD COUNTRY CLUB & CURLING CLUD Dlslonce: 2972 yards 9 holes 18 holes 9 holes I)ar: 3.5 (Men) 36 (Ladic5) Distume: 3003 yurds Ulstnnce: 6234 yards Olshmce: 2945 ynrd s Rolilla: 66 (Mell) 70 (Ladies) Par: 72 (Men) 36 (Ludie,) Pa r : n (Men) 74 (Lildies) Pu r: 3S (Men) nux 19N Rating: Rallng: Blue .. 71 ,5(Men) Ruling: 68 (Men) Pine Falls, MD Black M 72 (Me.n) While - 70.5 (Men) Bux 994 RO E I Mil 367·1!4/j3 Blue & 10 (M en) 73 (Ludie,) Sioux Lookout. ON Red · 68 (Men) 620 Ninkwil Road I'Cl V 2TO PINE RIDGE 73 ( ....di es) Wlnnipt!K, MB RlJ 2X3 (807) 737· 1800 GOU' CLUII Dux 68 2S6·2013 18 holes Mordt n. MO "IlASl'OM LAKE Illsta nce!t: ROG IJO NOTHERNAIRE GOLF CLUB 64 11 yards (Blue) 822·4992 GOLF LUD 9 ho les 63 10 yurds (White) 9 ho les Oi.lrihmcc: 2994 yards Pur : Rlue - 72 (Men) Lot'Oft" 01/ Road 11432, I km south Distance: 2978 yards I'ur: 36 (Men) 31 (Lud ie,) While · 7 1 (Men) 76 ( .... die.) o/Mordell which i.f IlO km Par: 36 (Men) 37 (Ladies) Ra ting: 6R (Men) 7 1 (Ladies) Rating: smlfhwt.w o/Wi,lIIipejl (HI Ra lln,,: 6A (Men) Dox 128 Blue - 72 (Men) 76.S (Ladle!') Highway 113 . Box 11 3. Glmll . MB "'"n "'Ion, M il White · 7 1 (M en) 74 (Ladies) ROC 180 642·7776 R8A IM7 R.R.#S LocOll'd fIf!(Jr rhl' town of Arnl's ~7 · 33SS Wl nnlpea, M D which is 18 knt norrh ofGimli 0 " Wra't'd 2 k", S(lII fh of FUll Floll R2(; lZ2 222·1573 IIiXhwuy 118 . Glmli il' 97 k", I/urrh whlc:h i~' 770 km 1I0rlhw(Sf uf Lu'-'U f ~d 4.8 km Wt .ff of IIIRhwuy o/Willflipt!R Oil HiH hway #8 or 119. Wimll'peg 011 Highw(JY 1110. 11590" GlI,VttJ Rood. st. Boniface Golf Club 100 Youville s t., Wpg. ST. CHARLES Home of the Original COUNTRY Labour Day CLUB Alternate Shot Classic September 1-2,1990 Site of the 1990 Manitoba Amateur Wishing all Manitoba golfers July 10-13,1990 a great season. For information telephone: 233-4276 233-2497 56 Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club J .'J1 St.~ Rmrr """" ~ ... ~ Located on historic River Road (PR238), just 15 minutes from Portage and Main, Larters at St. Andrews is Manitoba's newest championship course. The picturesque tract features USGA regulation greens, the challenge of water, the feel of the forest and the game from the Scottish links. Private memberships, public and tournament bookings are now available. Call today fo r a complete information package. PLEASANT VALLEY RED LAKE AREA ROBLIN GOLf RUSSELL GOU' & GOLF CLUB (BELMONT) GOLf & COUNTRY CLUB & COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUB 9 holes 9 holes 9 holes 9 holes Distance: 2878 )'lU'ds Dishmce: 266.5 Yllfds Distance: While · 297.8 Bluc - Dlsb.nce: 3097 yards Ilor: 36 (M en) PQr: 3 102 1'"r : Bluc · 70 (M en) Par: 7 1 (Men) 36 (Ladi ..) RUling: 67 .5 (Men) Blue - 70 (Men) While - 68 .5 (Men) Rolin g: 70 (Men) 70(Ladie .• ) IJelmont, M 14 While · 6H .5 (Men) 72 72 (Ladles) Dox 961, Russell. MB ROK OCO 337-2628 (Ludi.,) Rating: Blue · 70, White · 6M ..5 ROJ I WO 773-2969 w ('a/ltd 0 1/ Hood IIJ40, 15 km Ruling: 63 .5 (Men) 67 (Ladies) Box 31, Moblln. M8 Located 0" Hwy. #45 • .5 km t!aSI of 5011,1/ of Bd mOllf which i.v 185 km Dil imertown, ON ROL 11'0 937-4774 HU$5tll which Is J50 km II orthwt st ,1'tmlhwl!sr o/Winnipl!R (}II I'OV ICO l..nc(lft(/ / 112 Itm II(mh and I km ofWpg. on Ih t! Y~ lIo w"~ad ROUie. IIIN... a y #23. (H07) 735-2698 ( (JM of Roblin which Is 392 km SANDHILLS GOLF lIorrl,WtSI ofWlnlllpl!H ar '"l' PORTAGE LA I'RAIRIE RE TON (;OLf CLUB jllt/c,io" of Highway 115 alld #83 , & COUNTRY CLUlI GOLf LUll 9 holes 9 holes 9 holes Distance: 2619 yards ROLAND GOLf CLU Il Distance: 326.5 yards Olstunces: 3225 yards (Bluc) J'nr: 34 (Mtn) 36 (Ludics) 9 holcs Par: 36 (Men) 35 (Ladies) Ra ting: 72 (Men) 3134 yo.tds (While) Rttllng: 64 (Men) Distance: 2499 yards Box 160 , Carberry, MB Ilnr: 36 (Men) 37 (IAldies) Reston, M8 "or: 33 (Men) :33 (Ludics) ROK 834-3349 flullng: Slue · 70.0 (Men) ROM IXO Rolin": 62 (Men) 64 (LadJes) OHO Ltx.·{Jll!d on II wy. 115 • km .foulh of White · 69 .S (Men) 877-3692 Box 225, Roland. MU .5 73 (Ladies) Lot'lI / ~d I km w~,f l 01 HtSfon which ROG 11'0 343-2409 Carberry which Is 158 km wtst 01 Dox 715 j,f 2M km WtSI oI W j "nip ~J: on Lut.:aft!t/ I lem we,f( and 3 It", nOrth WPX·.jusl soulh oflhl! Trans· COIIO(/O fIIgllwuy. Portage La Prairie. M8 HiR llwoy 112, of Hola"d which /,f I ()() km sOI"h RI N 3C2 837-6177 ..... t sl (Jf W;,"'ip~8 0" fllRhwuy 112J , SANDY I'IOOK GOLf uJcur,.d Oil I sla//d Park in RIVERVIEW GOLF CLUn POr/aRI!· & COUNTRY CLUR ROSSMf; RE GOLF IS holcs 9 holes & COU NTRY CLUB Distance: 6096 yards Illstance: 2776 yards RAT RIVER GOLF CLUB 18 holes I'.r: 7 1 (Men) 73 (Ladies) I'ar: 35 (Men) 9 holcs Distances: 641 .5 yards (Blue) Ruling: 69 (Men) Rutlng: 66 (Men) 68 (Ludics) Ulslance: 2S 0.~ yards 6204 yards (While) Box 10, Sandy Hook. MB Pur: 33 (Men) Box 667 Par: While · 70 (Men) 73 (Ludic!!) ROC 2WO Rollnj:t: 64 (Men) Murris, MU Rating: 389-3771 389-5466 Dox ROG IKO 311 Bluc · 1 1 (Men) 73.5 (Ludics) l.ocaltd 0 " Firsl A\'e., Sandy 746-2027 St. Plerre·Jolys, MD While - 70 (Men) 70 (Lad i•• ) 110011.. betwun Hwys. #9& R and 3 UJc(lfrd 112 kill r a,ff olthe bri(/Sf ROA IVO 925 Waft Strtet, Winnipeg. M8 km nor,II ofWil/flipt'g Bcach. at tile fUmll end of Morr(l' whir h i,f 433-7177 R2K 2'1'4 668-8511 Sutl(Jy Hook i.r ab(ml 80 km norlh Locatl'd Oil Highway fl59 , 50 km 65 km ,~0I 1f11 of WlrlllilJeg on f/wy, ofWPN. (m HJglI ... ·(I y 119, Sour" o!WI"I/I'i)I!j.l . Sandhills Golf & 6ELKIQK SANDY Country Club CoIl'and HOOK CounLry lu b Carberry, Manitoba ROK 0/-10 GOLF CLUB Vi ilOrs Welcome • Located on Hwy. #5, 50 miles north Winnipeg Tee times avai lable or 6 miles south of#1 Hwy. via Highways 8 or 9 • 9-holes, course rating 72 Call 1-482-5911 24 hours in adva nce • Fully irrigatcd with . 18 holes grass greens 100 SUlherland Ave. - Gas cart • Close to Spruce Woods Box 15 . Selkirk. MB R I A 2B I & club rentals Provincial Park . Bookings for • Green fee players 18 11 0LES LICENSED CLUB )IOUSE groups welcome PRO SHOP or individuals DRIVING RANGE For information and bookings, please call: . 834-2325 1-389-5466 OffScason 834-3349 58 ( 25 minutes from downtown) _ ..- uSaIi. •N (5 miles south of perimeter on Hwy,330) having championship holes in your bac k yard NOW YOU CAN AT KINGSWOOD +Fully serviced acre-plus lots + Adjacent to river or golf course +Guaranteed membership to Kingswood Golf & Country Club For more information, call 287 -8409 or 943-6643 SCOTSWOOD LINKS SNOW LAKE GOLF CLUB SOUTHWOOD GOLF ST. tlARLES 9 holes 9 hules & COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUB Distance: 29 11 yUJds Distance: 24~ O yards 18 holes 27 holes I)ar: 35 (Men) 1)8r: 33 Dls1ance: 6200 yards (Blue) Distance,,: Ruling: 69 (Men) nux 862 6079 yu.rd!t (White) NS · 6442 yard!; (Blue) Elm Creek. MIJ Snow Lake, Mit I'nr: 70 (Men) 72 (Ladies) · 6219 yards (White) ROG ONO 436·2600 ROil IMO Rating: SW • 6~ 1 2 Yllrds (Blue) Loraled .SO km w".w of 1111/(.'lirm 358·2744 Blue · 70 (Men) · 6234 yards (Whhe) f/ighway 112 alld II /j. Whlle • 69 (Men) 74 (Ladies) NW · 6466 yards (Blue) 80x 602, · 62 13 yards (Whhe) SELKIRK GOLF SOURIS/GLENWOOD Winnipeg, MB Pur: 72 (Men) 74 (Ludle.) & COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE R3C 2K3 Hating: 18 holes 9 holes 269·7315 NS · Blue • 71.S (Men) Olstance: 6148 yards Olsumce: 313 I yards 76 (Ladies) PHr: 7 1 (Men) 73 (Ladles) Par: 3.'5 (Men) 36 (Ladies) ST. BONIFACE White - 70.5 (Men) Holing: 70 (Men) 72 (L.,dles) Rallng: 70.S (Men) 69 (Lad i.,) GOU' CLUB 73 .5 (L.,dle.) no" IS, Box 985 18 holes 100 Counlry Club Roud 100 Sutherlond Ave nue Sourls,MB Dlstunces: 62 10 yards (Blue) Winnipeg, MB St!lklrk, Mil RIA. 2nl HOK 2e O 6 146 yards (White) R3K 1Z3 1ItIK.8129 482·5911 483·2956 Por: 72 (Men) 74 (Lodies) LiJc{lfc(1 Nlst oJ Mal" Street ill UJmtecll.6 km smith oJ Srmri.f Oil Rutlng: While - 70 (Men) STEINBACH Selkirk which {.f JS km lIorth of Hig hway 1122 oud th ell I k", e(l~". 74 (Ludits) FLY·IN GOLF CLUB Wi",,(pcg on Highway 119. SOll ris is 240 km we:!'t ofWI,mlpeg Rlue • 69.5 (Men) 18 holes Oil Highway 112. Box 44, Distances: SHILO GOLF CLUB Norwood Grove 64S3 yards (Blue) 18 ho l ~s Winnipeg, MU 6064 ytll'ds (White) Distance: 6 19 1 Yllrds SOUTHIN1'ERLAKE R211388 Par: 72 (Men) 73 (Ladies) I'ar: 7 1 (Men) 71 (Lad ies) GOU' & COUNTRY CLUB 233·4276 Rating: RUling: 69 (Men) 71.5 (Ludies) 9 holes Blue - 70 (M en) nC)x 15 Distance: 3287 yW'ds 71 (Ladies) C.F.n. Shllu, Mil I-nr: 3!5 (Men) 36 (Ladies) Wh ite · 68 (M en) ROK 2AO RYlIng: 7 1.5 (Men) Box 421 , Steinbach, MB 765·21 28 Box 181 HOi\. 2AO 326·6813 w cated .WL/ tll oj tht! Trwu Wurren, MIJ Lom lea (m the. east side. oftht COllado Highway Oil Rood 11304 . it ROE 3EO IrIghway ,jwJI lI{)rth nfSlt!ill bach i~' IJort of Olt! CmnlJ Shilo Armed 322·5335 whirh I.f 48 km sowhctlSt of f'orces /.Hlse. IQCate(J 176 km wcst Winnipeg, Oil IIlghway 111 2. n/Whlllil't'g. Steinbach "The A u/omQ/Jile City". Transcona THE HOME OF Golf Club THE AUTO·CITY PRO·AM (1982) Inc. invites you. to play in the TRANSCONA OPEN SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1990 for details Phone Pro Shop at 222-6171 60 Get away to the natural beauty and luxurious ~""95 accommOtklttons of "world-class" GulIHarbour ? 77- GolljResort&Conl'erenceCentre13' J' l'oro""I..·: ' .....}' Dau bl e 0 ccupancy Exciting holiday golfpackage offer includes accommodation and daily round ofgolf for two. World class golf resort and accommodations: o Full conferencel o Dining room o Bicycles meeting facilities o Coffee shop o Satellite T.V. o Indoor pool o Pizza parlour o Gymnasium o Sauna o Hiking trails o Games room o Whirlpool o Sandy beaches o Shuffleboard court o Tanning deck lJ Supervised day care o Billiards room o Tennis courts o Babysitti ng services o Ice cream parlour o Outdoor BBQ's ava ilable o lounge CaUnow Gull~ jordetails: 1-204-475-2354 Harljour 4: Hecla Island, Manitoba, Canada (I" Wlrmipegllta/llirecl) RESORT & CONFERENCE ' •• CENTR~ Just2h Subject to availability. Sunday to Thursday only. No charge for children under 16. 16 and over sharing same accommodation - $10.00 extra per adult· $10.00 extra for deluxe or executive rooms. Available April30 to October 15.1990 SWAN RIVER GOLF THOMPSON GOU' CLUB VIRDEN WI(LLVIEW WINDSOR PARK & COUNTRY LUB 9 holes GOLF CLUB GOLF OURSE 9 hole, Distance: 32 16 yards (White) 9 holes 18 holes DistAnce: )052 yurds 3269 y:trds (Blue) Olstance: 3137 yards Dll't.llnce: 320 1 yards rar: 3~ (Men) 36 (Ladi.. ) 1'1Ir: 37 (Men) 37 (Ladies) Par: 36 (Men) 38 (Ladies) Po r: 68 (Men) ~9 (Ladie.) Rallng: 69 (Men) 69.5 (L.die.) Rating: Rallng: 69.S (Men) 70 (Lodie.) Rallng: 63 (Men) 67 .S (Ladies) Box 423, Blue -72 (Men) Box 392, Virden, MD 10 Des Meurons Swan Ri ver. MB While · 70.S (Men) 74 (Ladies) ROM 2CO Wlnnlpe"t Mil ROL IZO P.O. nox 842. Moak Road 748·1721 R2M 2X6 734.3933 Thompson, Mn l..Dt.:aled J /em Wtst of tht rown at tht 237. 1264 ux.'alt!d 4 km west 0/ Swan Hi\'t!r R8N IN6 junl',ion of Highway 1183 and Road which 11485 km northw('st of Locuttd 0/1 Road 11391 ,3 km north 11 257. Vinlcn b 291 km 'WtSI 0/ WINKLER GOLF CLUB Winllipl'8 (}II Highway 1110. n/Tll oml)SO/l which iof 738 km norrh Wpg . on th e Trans·Canada II wy . 9 holes n/Wlnnil)fg on Road #391 , OJ fance: 30 17 yards TEULON GOLF WASAGAMING Par: 36 (Men) 37 (Ladi ..) & COUNTRY CLUB lRANSCONAGOlJ'CllIB GOLF CLUB Rallng: 69 (Men) 67 (Ladies) 18 holes 18 holes 18 holes Box 940, Dlslance: 6402 yards OIsumct: 5456 yards Distance: 6270 yards Wlnkler.MD Por: 72 (Men) 72 (Ladies) Par: 7 1 (Men) 72 (Ladl,,) Par: 72 (Men) 76 (Ladie.) ROG 2XO ROlh,": 7 1 (Men) 69 (Ladi ..) RaOng: 67 (Men) 70 .S (L.,dies) Rallng: 69 (Men) 73 (Ladies) 323·7382 Rox 53. "ox 146,2120 Dugald Koad Box 32 Wasngamlng, Mil Lccuted 0 " 15th Street In Ih l! klt/.ff Teulon, MU Winnipeg. MB R1C 2Z5 ROJ mo side o/W;nkltr which is 130 Icm ROC3UO 221·6171 848· 7445 sOlllh o/Winnipeg On flwy. 1I14 . 886· 2639 Ltx:utt!d IIorrh ofTtuhm which is TUXEOO GOLF CLUB WIWI(WOOD CLUIJ WINNII'EG CANOE LUll about 50 kIll /I orlh of Wirm;pts 1m 18 holes 9 holes 9 holes IliRh ....ay 117 . Distance: 5925 yards Dlsw nce: 304 1 yard!' Distance: 2644 yards rar: 7 1 (Men) 72 (Ladies) Par: 36 (Men) 36 (Ladies) Par: 34 (Men) 36 (Ladies) RUling: 67.S (Men) 71 (Ludi es) Rallng: 70 (Men) 73.~ (Ladies) Ruling: 66 (Men) 69 ..1 (Ladie.) 95 Woodneld Boy 76 1 North Drive 47 Dunkirk IJl ace Winnipeg. MB R3R 2Z1 Winnipeg, MD RlT OAl Wlnnlpea, Mil RIM OV2 888·2867 284·7385 233·1103 62 OVER LOOKING NIAKAWA GOLF CLUB the astle on the Seine Enjoy gracious trunquilliving in one of Winnipeg's most prestigious buildings. The Castle on the Seine feutures Energy Efliciem standards for insulmion and air tightness; lighting and mlljor appliances from the Energu ide ratings. 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