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After two years of chang e and Innova­ tl clpatl on of 20 gold patro ns, Ihe silver tion, th e 1987 golf season will be cha r­ and bronze patrons, th e tou rn amen t' s acterized by the expan sion and Improv - flnonclal vi ability Is assu red. Tile menl of exiSllng se rvices and events, Southwood Golf and Country Club Com­ The major change Is th e appointment mittee must be commended for Ihelr ef­ of Jeff Hnatiuk as execut ive director , fort s In achieving this goal. In 1987 , Ihe Jeff's aca demic background and per­ Open will have a prize purso 01 $75,000, sonali ty are well suited to serving th e the lour th targest on the Canadian lour needs of the members, New job doscrip­ Including the Canadia n Open, Tho com­ tlons for the executive director and tech­ petition will be expanded 10 72 holes to nical director ha ve boen Implemented enabl e It to be Included In th e Sony to Identify and consolidate responsibili­ wo rld ranklngs and encourage an ovon ty for the va riou s activities of th e asso­ stronger fi eld of en tr an ts. ciation and to Improve the efficiency On the Am atour sce ne, our best and eff ecti ve ness of our prog ram de­ players will try 10 improvo on Manit oba 's tivery, run ner-up fi nish in the Wlilingdon Cup in The int roduction of golf to th e Edmonton In August. Tho gradua tion Manitoba Summer Games program In from the Junior ranks of two-time Ca na­ 1988 witl provide a unique opportunity dian champion Todd Fanning loavos the for a committee of mombers of both the Junior competition wido opon, The emer­ MGA and MLGA to work togother in con­ gence of a number 01 very you ng pl ay­ du cting the competition, Regi onal pl ay­ ers Indicates a promising fulure for downs Involvi ng mon and wom en fro m Manitoba In national compotit ions, Gord Junior to se nior age brackets will be con­ Lenton, runner-up In las f yea r's Cana­ ducted In 19871n preparation for the of ­ dian Sonlors will att empt to win In his ficial competition in 1988, • second Mani toba Championship at his A Ru ra l Junior Championship will also Jim Bristow home cou rse, Pine Ridge, and inspiro an be co nducted in 1987 , Eligibility for th is Broezy Bend improved pe rformance In the Inter­ eve nt will be consistent with th e rul es provi ncial Tea m Matches , for th e Rural Am ateur and Se ni ors, Increases of up to 169 perce n!. Th e This eighth succossful edition of Ihe In an effort to eliminate th e backl og MGA submitted a brlo l to th o Minis ter Golf Annu al Is ou r loading opport unity of cou rses to (re)rated and (re)mea ­ of Urban Affa irs urgi ng him to create a for di rec t contac t wi th the more than sured, an expanded committee has separa te tax classifica tion for rec rea­ 10,000 members of the MGA I trust you been established. Grea ter att ention will tional facilities. I am pteasod to repor! will enjoy the contents of your annual be paid 10 determi ning the number of our efforts wore successful and Ihe We would also welcomo onquiries from courses Ihat can realisti ca ll y be rated MGA Is Indebt ed to His Worship Mayor members and clubs conce rn ing our sor­ over the season and Improving the com­ Norri e, otller membe rs of City Counclt vices and ways we can be of assistanco munication con ce rn ing rating and mea­ and the Manitoba Sports Foderati on for This part icipation by the membe rship suring with member clubs. A Greens th ei r acti ve suppo r! of our posi tion. will enabl e us to be tt er se rve your Committee was also es tablished to Th e success of th 1986 Manitoba noo ds, assist member clubs In obtaining exper­ Open has paved the way for a bigge r Bes t wishes for an onjoyable gall ti se in course management. The tec h­ and belter evo nt in 1987 , Canadian season. nical director's duties have been ex­ Airlines International, Koystone Ford panded to include co-ord lnation of both and t.C,G, Liquid Gas Co, will be joined these activities. th is year by Th o Bay. Blackwoods Jim Bristow Early this yea r many city coursos Bovoragos and Labalt's will conti nuo Presld nt were faced with potentia l property tax thoi r su ppor! and togetiler with th o pa r- Maniloba Golf Associa tion

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2 MANITO BA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Contents Features Messages . 1-2 MGA Council . 4 In Memoriam 6 Now MGA Past Presidents 6 Tournament Calendars 32-33 "quattro-drive" Pa st championship winne rs ...... 54-55 Directory 01 Golf Courses . .60-63 performance Advertise rs' Index 6~ in a luxury sedan. Articles Jeff Hnatluk named Executive Diroctor .. 8 Te chnical Director has busy schedule 10 Todd Fanning Golfer 01 the Year again . 12 Bud Foster reviews sta tu s, rating , rules 14 1987 Manitoba Open grows to $75.000 .16 Bob Pa nasik wins 1986 Mani toba Open ... 18 Glen Hnatiuk wins Manito ba Amat ur title ...... 22 Three National senior even ts In 1986 . . . 28 Bob Genoway claims Rural Amateur honors ... 30 Don McNeill wins Manitoba Se ni or crown , 34 Ma nitoba Ju nior honors for SCOII Parker .. 36 SI. Charles. Carman win Inter-ClUb honor .... 40 Jim, Pat Doyle lead Family event again ... 42 Todd Teplltskl wins Blair championship 44 Flln Fton toam claims Crown Life tlile .46 CPGA stresses golf development programs .48 The new Golf Course Supori ntendents acti ve group 50 Pine Ridge ctub marks 75 th anniversary , .. 56 Audi5000CD Cathy Burton shines in MLGA circle . 58 Turbo quattro.

The Cover "Q uallro-drlve" provides constant Clockwise, from the top lell corner, tho 1987 covor photos ... • distribution of powe r to all fou r feature : Golfors putt on the 14th green at the Brandon Recrea­ wh eets. Hence, each wheal actively lion Club, tWO-lime Canadian Junior champion, tho throo-tlmo • contributes to Incroased performance, Manitoba Golfer of the Year Todd Fanning of Southwood, in control and safety. aclion: the flag-raising coromony for the Canadian Senior Simply ca ll us, or se nd us 8 bu si ness ca rd . We'll be Men's championship al Pine Ridge , a club celebrating ils 75th happy to arrange for your personal "Q uaUro-drl ve" anniversary thi s year : umbrellas and rain gear worfJ nocessary demonstratio n at your convenience. as the 1966 Manitoba Amateur wound up with champion Glan HnaUuk baing Intorvlowod for television; the teams pose belore Ihe Manitoba/M innesota junior team matches at Elmhurst: Ihe 13th hole at Southwood, again the scene for the bigger and better Manitoba Open this year. THE AUO I CA RD The unique standard In standa rd features. It pays lor virlu ally on the cove r wore provided by t.'"eryt hing hu t your fu el, Photographs 3 yoars/unlfmlted mileage. freelance photog raphe r Hugh All an, as were most of the pic­ tures in this magazine. Spocialthanks also go 10 the Winnipeg Free Press and other sources.

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 1987 MGA COUNCIL Executive Committee

President Vice· Presidents Jim Bristow, Bree7Y Bend Ted Chop. Norther nalre (Rural chai rm an) Lorne Klngyens, Bel Acres (Junior chairman) President·elect ord Lenton, Pine Ridge (Gall Annual chairman) nudy Boivin, Southwood (Tournamont chai rman) Directors Robert Forca nd , Breezy Bend Treasurer (ASSI. Tournam nt chairman) Jim Scallan, Elmhurst Dave Morison. Breezy Bend (Assl. Junior chai rman) Executive Director Peter Guonther, Steinbach Jell Hnatluk (Ass!. Rural CI).lrman) Past President AI Ma ca tavl sh, Elmhurst

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Stove Bannatyne, SI. Ch arl es Westman Zone Roger Blanchette, Wildewood Jim Berry, Re ston Bert Delbridge, Asslnlbolne Da lo Brown, Russell Lloyd Goodman. Pine Ridge Tom Bryan. Sh ilo AI Gray, Charloswood Geoll Chandler, Killarney Kon Kendal, Transcona Centra l Zone D.1. MacDona ld , I"lno Ridge Bob Genoway, Morden Alan Maxwell, SI. Charles Barrie Sanders, Carman Ken Kovacs, Rossmoro Jim Sorenson. Portage Ru ss Miller, Sree7Y Send Dave Morphy, Southwood Ea stman Zone Mike Mykytyn, Six-Thirty Club Gorry Bu chanan, Pin8wa P ier Perchal , Wlnnip g Ca noe Club Pe ler Guenther, Steinba ch Warren SCali, SI. Bani lace Interlake Zone Ron Solomon, Glonda le Brian Gllhuly, Se lkirk BOb Sialiord, Nlakwa Ken Stadnek, Northernalre Ri ck Ti1aln, Municipa l courses John Urkevich, Charloswood Parkland Zone Weiland Williams, Sel Acros Ja ck Ku llborg, Wa sagaming • Dr . Gene Theodore, Swan River Norman Zone Mark Te ssier. Thompson MGA Yearbook Committee General Chairman - Gord Lenton Editorial Director - Ralph Bagley Advertising - GOrd Lenton, Gavin McFadzean, Steve Ban natyne, AI Macatavish, Jim Scallan, Rick Thain, Gord Pattison, Carl Curtis, Rudy Boivin , Lloyd Goodman, Jell Hnatluk, Kerri Wat son.

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Two pas t presidents of th e Manitoba Golf Associa­ tion died ea rl y this year. Th ey are rememberod here for thol r years of service to th e sport In Manitoba. HUGH ELLIOTT CALDWELL A longtime member and pa sl presi dent of Elmhurst Golf and Count ry Club , Hugh Caldwell died In Winnipeg March 30. He was In his 76th year . He served as president 01 the Manitoba Golf Associa­ tion In 197 2. Born at Vi rden, Man., he received his educa tion in Winnipeg with the exception of four years In Maryland. H was employed by Eaton 's of Canada for many years. An ard ent spor tsman, he participated In ba seball , Hugh Caldwell Bruce Boreham hockey , paddling, track, curling and golf. In addition to his executive work at Elmhurst and in Ihe MGA, he wa s a past president of the Eaton Curling Club and wa s active with th o Granite Se nators Curling Born June 7, 1891, at Fo rt William, Ont. , he moved Club and th e Sir John Franklin Curling Club as well as to Winnipeg and worked as a sport swriter for th e Win­ the Pas t Presiden ts Curling Association. nipeg Telegram and Winnipeg Tribune, wh ere he be­ He was survived by his wi fe Ann and two daught ers, came sports edllor. Audrey Joan Stewart of Sudbu ry and Barbara Ann Wiley In 1926 he wa s involved with the crea tion of the Mac­ of Sa skatoon. There are fi ve grandchildren. donald Brier national curling championship and was a director of the Brier from 1940 10 1979. HENRY BRUCE BOR EHAM He Joined Canadian Nati ona l Railways In 1929 as A link wi th Wi nnipeg 's sporting past was severed Jan. public relations dlrec lOr and held that post until his 23 with the dea th of Bruce Bareham In Vic toria. He was reti rement In t 956. Aft er work ing on publ ic relations 95. al Asslnlbola Downs for a lew yea rs, he moved 10 Vi c­ A former sportswriter and administrator, he was a toria In 1960. member of the Tu xedo Golf Club and se rved as presi­ He was survived by his second wife Clare. They had dent of th e Manit oba Golf Associati on in 1944-45. He no children. He had one son and on e daughtor from had bee n th e oldes t surviving pas t president of th e his first marriage, hi s first wi fe having predeceased him association . • a number of yea rs ago. 0

Past Presidents of Manitoba Golf Association 1985 AI Macatavlsh, Elmhurst • 1952-53- C.M. Thompson , Nlakwa 1984 - Koi th Arm strong, Nlakwa • 1950-51- Fred J. O'Malley, Southwood 1982-83- Mlc hael Ave rbach, Glendal e • 1948-49- Wllll am Bi ckell, Elmhurst • 1981 - Donald Nutley, Bel Acres 1946-47- Harold Parker, Pi ne Ridge 1980 Poter Kremer, Charioswood • 1944 -45- Bruce Boreham, Tuxedo 1979 - E.K. (Bud) Foster, Elmhurst • 1942-43- Dr. N.C. Ca rm icha el, S1. Charles 1978 Gordon Patt ison, St. Boniface • 1940-41 - Gordon L. Leggo, Southwood 1977 - Donald Cra ig , Municipal courses • 1938-39- R.G. Murray, Asslnibolne 1976 - Robert Goodwin, Nlakwa • 1936-37 - R.J. Ga ll agh er, Norwood • t 975 - William Doyl e, Southwood • 193 4-35- J.L. M. Thomson , Nlakwa 1974 - JOhn C. Brown, Canoe Club • 193 2-33 - Judge J.E. Adamson, Sandy Hook 1973 - Manuel Bricker, Glendale • 1930-31- Robert Jacob. Elmhurst • t 97 2 - Hugh Caldwell , El mhurSI • 1928-29- D.E. Clement , Brandon 1970-71 - Ron Gallowa y, Pine Ridge • 1927 - C.E, Harvey, Elmhu rst 1 68-69- Dr . Dwight Parki nson , St. Cila ries t 926 - T.J. Lytl e, Assl nlbo lno 1966-67- Joe Vlnel, Ass lnlbolne • t925 - R.H. Baird . S1. Charles • 1964-65 - Herbert Fos ter , Pine Ridge • 1924 - G.B. Saunders, Southwood 1962-63- James Abbott , Southwood • 1923 - R.C S. Bruce, Norwood • 1960-6 1- Cha rles L. Jones , Nlakwa • 1918 - C.P. Wilson • 1 58-59- Jack Swanson, Assinlbolne • 1915-16- F.L. Patton, S1. Charles 1956-57 - W. Arthur John slon, Pine Ridge • 1954-55- JaC k M. Bl air , St. Charl es • Deceased G MANI TOBA GOLF AN NUAL '87 You and Eaton's Sporting Goods - a winning combination any time of year

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The emphasis was on youth as th e Manitoba Golf Association selected a Jeff Hna lluk new executive director In the spring , seft/lng In af Ihe MGA office Jeff Hnatluk, a 26-year-otd Selkirk he received his ba chelor of arts degree native with a bachelor of recreation In recreation studies at the University of degree, assumed his duties In March, Winnipeg , Between those degrees, he spen t two He succeeds Ken Hanford, who an- years at Meli ta, Man" as recrea tion nounced his retirement ea rli er this year director for the Antler River recrea tion after three years In the posi tion, 'district and worked wllh the provincial MGA President Jim Bristow said the SportS directorate for five months while association received 37 apptlcations for compteting his universi ty studies, the position, about one·thlrd each from "Sport s administration has atways the under·30, 30·50 and 50-and-over age been an Interest for me," Hnatluk said ca tegories, when he wa s asked why he had applied "We decided on a young person who for the position, "Gotf is atso one of my Is Interested in a ca reer In sport ad­ main sports interests, so this was an op­ ministration, rather than an older can­ pOrtunity to get Into administration In a didate looking for a career cha nge or a sport I know and like ," retired man secklng a second career," He expected his role with th e MGA Bristow explained, " tthink we've found would Include handling public relations a young man with the credontials to do lor the associat ion, assisting the vo lun­ a good job for th e association," teer board to achieve It s goals and keep­ Hnatiuk, an older brother of reigning ing the mombers aware 01 resources Manitoba Amateur golf champion Glen , available to assist In programs, was quick to admit he didn't possess the He was becoming well entrenched In golfing skills of his broth~r, but said he his new duties by the time th e 1987 goll could "shoot In the mld-80s" around the season opened in April and going Selkirk course and would probably play through a busy time preparing for tho to a handicap of t 5, schedule of tournaments and ot her ac- tivities, He also worked around golf courses In th e past, spending four summers at " It has been a little hectic finding my Carl Currls the new lournament sec· S Ikirk and one at Pi ne Ridge on course way around with th e quick start, but I'm Is relary lor thO Manitoba Gall Association, malnt nonce, certainly enjoying It and looking forward to the season, " he said In a recent in· succeeding Gavin McFadzoan, who reo Hnatluk Is a graduate 01 the Unlver· terview, " I will be better organized at IIred alter several years In fhe posillon, slty of Manitoba, where he obtained his this time next spring, once we have a Currls will be a familiar figu re al the bachelor of recreation degree, Ea rli er, year to get a line on what's needod, " [J slarrer's fable al alf MGA a vents, 8 MIINITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 OVERLOOKING NIAKAWA GOLF CLUB

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Toed Teplitskl spent a bu sy year since Since the Involvement with the faculty his appointment In February. 1986. as of physical education, Teplltskl was also the Manitoba Gall Assoclatlon's IIrst contacted by th e Bi son Sports Camps te chnical director. at tho U of M and asked to assist In plan­ ning a two-week golf program for th e He is well on the way to an even summer camps, which cover seve ral bu sier second year. with some addi­ activities. Directed toward children be­ tional duties added to his position. tween the ag es of 10 and t 5. It will run Teplltskl began the 1986 summer with Irom July 29 to Aug . 22. the primary objective 01 promoting and He Is also Involved In a survey to see developing goll and junior gOllers In the to what extent golf Is 0 11 0 red in the rural areas 01 the province. phySica l education curriculum in junior Clinics were co-ordinated In 23 loca­ and senior high schools. He put on a tions , Teplltskl covered 7,200 miles, and short golf presentation for the Physical more than 400 juniors and 200 adults Education Teachers Association of were exposed to th e basic lundamen­ Manitoba last October and made many tals 01 goll. school contacts. While the main locus was on Junior A number 01 cli nics wlfl b held devetopmenl, It was apparent there was throughout the province again thi s su m­ also a demand lor adult instruction. mer, with members of the Manitoba divi­ Twice In July, the technical director' s sion of th e Ca nadian Professional Golf­ services were requ ested to expose chil­ ers' Association involved to provide dren to the sport as part 01 th e Sports Instruction. Caravan operated by the City 01 Winni­ As part of new responsibilities taken peg . on by the technical director this year, The MGA also took a small step to­ Teplitskl Is assisting In organizing the ward enhancing the knowledge 01 th e MGA committee for course rating . Th e game 01 gall with luture physica l edu­ committee Includes Bud Foster. 0 .1. cators as Tepl lt ski, a graduate In recrea­ MacDonald, Bill Pldlaskl , Rick Thain tional studies himsell. assisted In seiling (chairman), Gord Lenton , Steve Ban­ Todd Teplltskl up a COu rse at th e University 01 Mani­ natyn e and Ted Chop. MGA Technical Director toba . He Is also to be Involved with a new greens committee to be established by lhe MGA and will be more actively In­ vo lved In marking of cou rses for tour­ naments and with golf rules. Bud Foster Golf to be Included in will be chairman of Ihe rules group.o Manitoba Summer Games as the "Family Sport" THANKS The Manitoba Golf Association The Manitoba Summor Games are both regional and provincial finals will expresses thanks to th e following designed to stimulate greater participa­ be held . The site of the provincia l finals organizations and bu siness firms tion in amateur sport across th e prov­ will be th e Eastman Reg ion. more sp - who have made grants and dona ­ Ince. These games provide a stimulus clilcally Pinawa/Beausejour. tions to th e association: lor the growth and strengthening 01 Since the games are emphasizing the Province 01 Manitoba Sport tocal, regional and provinCial programs. par1iclpa tlon rather Ihan th o competi tive Directorate For the first time. gall has been part of th e sport . th ere will be two eligi­ Manlloba Sports Federation - selecled as on 01 the nine sports 10 bility requirements lor Individuals. Gaming Funds panlclpale In th e 1988 Manitoba Sum­ Winnipeg Free Press mer Gamos. First , th e participants need not have . Crown Li fe Insurance Co . In Oc tober, 1986. the Man it oba Golf an established handicap and second, Ca nadian Airlines Internallonal Association and the Manitoba Ladles ' anyone who has participated In any Pro­ ICG Liquid Ga s Lid Gall Association both applied to tho vincial Championship si nce 1984 will not Keyslone Ford Sport Dlroctorate lor entry In to Ihe be allowed to compete. Tho Bay games. Golf was not only selected. but Hopefully, th ese gamos will bring the Labatt's (Manitoba) Brewery It was designated as the " Family Sport" golfing populace in the province closer Meagher's Distillery Llmltod lor lile games. Gall will consist of both together as a whole . Moeting ditterent Blackwoods Beverages male and femalc categories ranging people from within your own region as North American Li fe Assurance Irom 13 and under to 65 and over. well as aCrOSS the province. will make Co. The summer of 1987 will see only the games an experionce which will not The Winnipeg Fou ndation regional gamos being run . but In 1988 be forgollen for many years to come.LJ

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..JACOBSEN ~ TURFCATH Mrs. Leslie Fa nn ing, Todd's mother, accepted the 1986 Manltoos Goller of the Year award for her son from Pe tor Oland, representing lhe sponsoring LsbB tt 's (Manitoba) Brewery. Fanning wins third straight Golfer' of the Year award

He lost ou t In two provincial champi· At home, he wa s runner·up in both the Canadian wome n's amateu r champion· onshi ps, bu t his successtul defence of provin cial am ateur and Juni or champion· ship and was selec led as one Of three fh e Ca nadia n Junior men's Iltle enabled ships and was a member of both th e golfers to rep resent Canada In in tern a· Sou lhwood's Todd Fanni ng 10 continue Wlilingdon Cup and junior teams for tiona I competi tion In Australia last fall. his domi na tion of Ihe Manitoba golf Manitoba. She was also named to Cana da's scene In 1986 . He alSO set Ihree COurSe r cords duro Iwo·member team (wi th form er Mani· For th e th ird straigh t ye ar, F nnl ng Ing Ihe season, at Fa lcon Lake, Glen· tOba golfer of the year Ga ll Anderson, dale and Sou thwood. was selec led as tile Mani toba Golfer of now of Ke lown a, S.C.) for Internationa l th e Year . The award was presenled al Hnatluk's 1986 seaso n was high· play at Ca tl, Cotombia , th is spri ng. th e MGA annu al meeting In February to lighted with the provin cial amateur title, Fann ing became the fi rst three·tlme his moth er, Mrs . Les li e Fanning. be· wh ich he won by pu ll ing away in the final wi nnor In the 12'yea r history of the cause Todd was unable 10 attend due rOund to defea t Fanni ng aft or bo th had Manitoba Golfer of th e Year award. to his universi ty stud ies. pul on a dazzling display of sub·par golf Previous double winners were Terry in the second rou nd of th e tournament. HaShimoto of SI. Charles In 1976 and Fanning won out ove r pr ovincial He fini shed second to Fanni ng in the '1980 and Bill Parker, wh o won out of men's am ateur champion Glen Hna liuk Wli li ngdon team tria ls and was also win· Elmhurst In 1979 and out Of Breezy of Pin e Ridge and provi ncial women's ner of a fate·season event, Ihe North · Bend In 1982. amateur champion Calhy Surton of Har· eastern Open at Pine Fall s. Tho honor went to fema le golfers bour View In the 1986 vo ti ng . Burton wa s th e outstanding female twice - Shauna Gechel of Breezy Bend The Ihree·tlme golfer of lhe year had golfer In the provin ce In 1986 , winning In 198 1 and Gai l Anderson of SI. Charles an up·an d·down sea son, bul hi s come· both th e provincial amateur and Ci ty and in 1983. from·behlnd performance to win his sec· Di strict championships. She was al so a The otho r wi nn ors were Malt Po les· and str alghl Cana dian Junior men's semi finali st In th e United States Public chuk of Pine Ridge In 1975 , Jimm y King championship at Edmonlon proved to be Links champi onship In 1986. Of Elmhurst in 1977 and Terr y More of a deciding faClor . She went on to place six th In tile ElmhurSt In 1978. n

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Course ratings, Amateur Status, Rules under review Bud Fosler MGA 's man Bbou t rules

E.K. (Bud) Fos ter of Elmhurst, was named an HonorDry GOlfa rs accepting hole-In-one prizes or accepting expense Governor 01 the Royal Canadian Golf Association at the an­ money in a non-RCGA-sponsored event exceeding this limit nual meeting In February, in recognition 01 his many years are in violation of Rul e 1-4 and are subject to losing their of service as a ManitOba representative to the national body. amateur standing until application Is made to the amateur A past presldont of the Manltobe Golf Association (1979), study committ ee for rei nstatement. Foster haS been active In the BreBs 01 amateur status, course ra ting and rules lor the RCGA and MGA. Course Rating Hare, he reviews somo In teresting aspects of those th ree areas lor the general In terest 01 Manitoba golfers, The Manitoba Golf Association has a course rating com­ mitt ee that goes to as many of the cou rses as possible to By E.K. (Bud) Foster give them a rating. Honorary Governor, RCGA All courses start with a standard ya rd rating To state II simpl y. It Is th e total yardage of the course divided by 200 The rules of amat ur slatus are . or should be. posled In and with the figure 38.5 added. (Example: Course yardage the clubhouse of every Roya l Cana dia n Golf Assoc lalion 6,000 ya rd s, divided by 200 = 30 + 38 .5 = 68.5.) member club In th e coun try. On most courses, the actual rati ng Is ve ry close to th e yard­ It spells out clearly who Is and Isn'l an amaleu r by his ac­ age rating . Howeve r, on co urses whe re there are many lions on or off th o golf course. bunkers In pl ay or a lot of wa ter, points are added. For ex­ When top amaleur Nick Weslock wa s worki ng on an In· ampl e, Glen Abby Is rated at 75.4 and Ihe PGA West cou rse slructlonal book In t984-85. he tee rned he could not arn IS 77.1, though the length of each Is abOut 7,000 ya rds, which money from tho sales of his book. would work out to 73 .5 on yardage alone . The RCGA decided he wa s a golfer fi rs t and a writer sec­ Courses are rated so handicaps can be assig ned and ond , That Is, he wou ld be profil ing from his namc as a golfer. pl ayers vi siting anoth er cour Se ca n enter his scores at his As an amateur , he Is not allowed to ea rn (Tlo ney In thi s way, I)ome co urse on his handicap chari Or compu ter, regardless To do so. he learned. he wou ld have 10 (orfel t his amateur of whe re he plays In Canada (but not In Ihe United States). statu s and become a non-amateur , Th e USGA has approved the Slope Syslem, whi ch takes Weslock agreed to sha re roya lties from the sale of his book as it s starling poi nt that our systom Is not accurale enough on an equal basis be twee n the Junior Dovolopment Fund and for playe rs going from a relatively easy course 10 a hard one. the Scholarship prog ram of the Ca nadian Gol f Foundation. However, tho work Involved and bodies n ed d aro, to the He thereby solved the problem . RCGA Handicap Committee's point of view, nol ve ry produc­ Amateurs are allowed to compote in tournaments whe re tive . If the USGA sys tem proves OUI, it could leave to some prizes do no exceed a retail value of $400, rethinking In the RCGA. (Continued on page 52)

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There wil l be more money, an exira day 01 pl ay and some lilies Ihe holder 10 an opportu nity 10 play In Ihe Sponsors' In­ new sponsors when a field 01 lOP profe ss l~na l s lee It up In vltallona l Pro-Am evenl, 10 be held July 26, Ihe 1967 Manitoba Open golf championship, Bro nze palrons are Individuals, orga niza tions or corpora ­ Soulhwood Golf and Counl ry Club will ag ain be Ihe sile for lions who wish 10 supporllhe Opon Ihrough Ihe purchase of Ihe '67 Open, which will be played July 29 - Aug , 2, a couplc blocks of II ckelS for Ihe even!. 01 weeks ea rli er Ihan It has been held In recenl yea rs, Br ian MacPh erso n, who served as tournament chai rm an The expansion of Ihe lournamen! 10 72 holes from lhe lor Ihe Soulhwood Manitoba Open commillee for Ihe pa sllwo previous 54 and Ihe Increase in Ihe prize money 10 $7 5,000 years, is presidenl 0 1 Ihe Soulhwood club Ihis yea r and will has moved Ihe Manitoba Open Inlo Ihe big lime, continue to be involved, Dave Morph y is the chai rman of th e The lournamenl becomes eligible for Ihe " Sony Rankl ngs" club 's organizing commillee Ih ls yea r, which are used 10 delermine Ihe lap players In Ihe world and Dan Halldorson, Manlloba's favorite nalive son on the pro 10 identify Ihe lop golf lournamenls, golf circuil and a lour-time winner of th e Manitoba Open, Is Pac ific Weslern Alrlln s, which ha s been a sponso r, car­ commltled to re turn and hope s to atl ract a conllngent 01 ri es on as a major backer under Ihe new corporale name 0 1 nOlable golfers 10 play In th e even!. Canadian Airlines Inlernallonal. Dave Barr 0 1 Kelowna, B,C" who now plays out of th e ICG Liquid Gas Lid, relurns Irom Iho 1966 IiSI of major Kananaski s course In Albert a, Is also a hope lul enl ran !. sponsors, while Keysione Ford Sales Llmlled replaces Budgel With severa l Ol her evonlS also providing large r purses and Ca r and Truck Renlal and The Bay becomes a fourth major a couple of now tournamonts coming on the scene, the Tour­ backer Of Ihe even!. namenl Players Dlvisiol\ollhe Ca nadian Prolessionat Golfers The 1987 Open also will have several new love Is of cor­ Associalion has seen a rebirth of a Canadian lOur and mosl porale Involvemen!. of Ihe lap players In Ihe counlry can be expecled to ta ke pari , Assoclale sponsors are Blackwood Beverages Limited and along with a number Irom Ihe United Siaies and olher nallons Laballs Maniloba Brewery , relurning in Ihe same roles as lasl The TPD will ag ain be involved wilh a Junior-Pro day prior year, 10 th e Open and members will lake part In a cli nic 10 be Th ere are alSO Gold, Si lver and Bronze Patrons 10 SuppOrl presenlod during Iho Opon, Ihe lournamen!. The Gold ca legory Is a new one, providing "All of our tournamenl players are really looking forward parllclpanlS with an aSsoclallon wllh a parti cular hole on Ihe 10 relurning to the Manitoba Open again th is year," sa id Bob golf course, Beauchemin, execullve dlreclor of the TPD , " It Is cerlalnly The Silvor level provides recognilion of lhe individuals, ono of the mosl enjoyabl e tournamenls on the Canadia n orga nl za llons and corporallons supporllng Ihe Open and en- lour," 0 16 MANI TOBA GOLF ANN UAL '67 TWO WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR DRIVE Lease or B~ from 1• Keystone Ford Test drive any new or used Keystone vehicle and get a free set of golf bolls upon presentation of this ad.

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Bob Panaslk of Windsor (Ie ff) re ceives plaque from MGA President Jim Bristow after winning the 1986 Manitoba Open ChOmpionshlp. Par took a pounding in the oarty playoff to win the ti lle on IIle second ex­ then sank a 35-foot putt on the 18th hole stages an d It took a dramatic finish and tra Ilole and claim the $10,000 top prize for a th roo-undor-par 67 and a 204 total , a tWO-llOlo playoff to determine the from IIle biggest and best Mani toba the leader In the clubhouse . winnor Open ever played. Panasik and Talbot, playing in the Wilen II was over, the t 986 edition of Four-timo champion Da n Ha lldorson final two threesomes, both birdied th tile Manitoba Open was rlg llt In tune of Brandon and Daniel Ta lbot of 51. 17th and t 8th holes to also fini sh wi th wlill some of IIle season's major golf Basile, Que., also finished wi th 20 ~, but 20 ~ and force the playoff. even ts. Ju st like the Masters, the U.S . lost out to Pan asik in the playoff . The champion fini shed with a 69 for Open and tl1 e Canadian Open , this one Halldorson was eliminated after the day to go with earlier rounds of 69 was won by a golfel In 111s mld-40s . three-putting for a bogey on the first and 66. Halldorson's 67 went with ear­ I-orly-four-year-old Bob Pana sl k Of hole, then Talbot missed a short putt on lier rounds of 66 and 74 . Talbot wa s the Windsor, anI., was below rogulatlon the second to allow Panasik to win with 36-hole leader on scores of 62 and 69 figures on all three trips around the a second par . for 131, but Slipped to 731n the third trip. par-70 Southwood Golf and Country Bu t, the real drama took place a li t­ Tile tournament oponod in sensa­ Ctub layou t to fini sh with a 5~ - hole tota l tle earlier as the final round came to a tional style as long-hitting Kelly Murray of 204, six under par. , finish . First, Halldorson played a sensa­ He th en emerged from il nrree-man tional over-the-troes pitch to the green (Con tinued on page 20)

Chrfs Nelson of Kelly Murray of Van couver set sizzling pace with rocord as the low amotour in 1986 Manitoba Open. 10 undor par 60 in opening round. 18 MANI TO BA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Proud Sponsors oj the

SOUTHWOOD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB July 30 to August 2, 1987 1986 Open Ing hi s fir st appearance in th e Manitoba today and other than an eagle on the Ope n In about 10 yea rs. (Con tinued from page 18) 10th hOl e, I didn 't do anyth ing grea t," Whil e disappoin ted that hi s bid for a he said aft er th e tournament wound up. of Vancouver, th e 1982 Mani toba Open fifth Manitoba Open title lalled aft er be­ " I had 14 bogeys during th is tournament champ, lired a rocord 1Q-under-par 60 Ing so clOSe, Hall dorson said he felt and that 's too many on this course. It 's lucky to be In a playoff . to grab th e IIrSH ound lead as no leSs too short and too easy to be doing that." than 28 ptayers be llered par. " I only hit two or th ree solid Iron shots Talbot , who slipped in th e final round, Ta lbot's elght-under-pa r 62, wh ic h he ca ll ed his " drea m ga mo," proved only 1986 MANITOBA OPEN PRI ZE LIST good enough lor second pl ace. Halldorson and Berni e Starchuk of PRO FE SSIONALS Oakville, On t., were th ird wltll slx-under­ x-won playo" on se cond hole par 64S and the re were tll ree more playe rs at 66, t, ve at 161, ten at 68 and x-Bob Panasik , Windsor , Ont. $6,000 69 - 66 - 69- 20 4 six at 69 to complete the onslaught on Daniel Ta lbot , SI. Basile , Ou e. $4 ,500 62 - 69 - 73 - 204 pa r on a per fec t day for golf. Da n Halldorson , Brandon . · $4 ,500 64 - 73 - 67- 20 4 Ni ne more matched pa r wllh 70 and Tim Hume , Will iamsvill e, N.Y. $2,200 69 - 72 - 66- 205 anoth er 13 golfers IInlshed ju st one over Doug Le cuyer, Edmonton, Alta . $2,200 68 - 69 - 68- 205 par with 71S . Danny Mijovic, Will owdale, Onl. . $1 ,77 5 71 - 71 - 65- 207 Murray's fantasy round included eight Dave Barr, Kananaskis , Alta .. $1 ,775 70 - 69 - 68- 207 birdies, one eagle and ni ne pars. Thore Hondrik Buhrmann. South Alrlca . $1 ,500 70 - 65 - 73 - 208 were no bogeys and he didn 't ha ve a Robbie Phillips, Jackson's Pt " Onl. $1 ,300 69 - 71 - 69 - 209 five on his card . II wa s all 3s and 4s ex­ Sandy Harper, Nanaimo, B.C . . · $1,300 68 - 70 - 71- 209 cept fo r a blrdlo two on th e 13th hole. Bornl e Starchuk , Oakvi ll e, Onl. · $1 ,300 64 - 74 - 71- 209 His nines woro 29-31 ove r th e 35-35 Bill Swart z, Br ampton, Onl. $1.300 67 - 65 - 77 - 209 co urse . Phil Hatchett , Ru ss ellvi lle , Ky . . $9 25 69 - 70 - 71- 210 Ta lbot's 62 was also free of bogeys Marc Gi roua rd, Sh orbroo ke , Qu e. $925 67 - 72 - 71- 210 with nines of 31-31. He had lour birdies Gary Ru snak, Painesville, Ohio $925 7 t -67-72- 210 and two eagles to go with 12 pars. Th at Je ff Duncan , Carson City , Nev . $925 70 - 68 - 72- 210 round 11ad equalled what had been th e Kelly Murray, Van couver, B.C. $925 60 - 73 - 77 - 210 competitive course record , se t by Skip Holt on, Titusvi ll e, Fla. $650 72 - 71 - 68- 211 Breezy Bend aSSis tant pro Da ve Ken Tarllng , Grim sby , Ont. $650 71 - 70 - 70- 211 Rllodes . Stan Homenulk, Dauphin $650 66-74-71- 211 John Morgan, Pill Meadows, B.C. $650 70 - 69 - 72-211 Mu rray's 60 shallered th at mark and Frank Edmonds, Thunder Bay, Ont o $650 also bea t th e non-competitive record of 67 - 69 - 75- 211 Rick Gibson, Burnaby, B.C. 61 which had been recorded only a $4 50 72 - 69 - 71 - 212 Don Graham, Scollsdale, Ariz. week ear li er by Canadian junior cham­ M 50 71 - 69 - 72- 212 Brian Hullon, Oakvil le, Ont. $450 pion Todd Fanning of Southwood. 67 - 73 - 72 - 212 Tom Ja ckson, Re xdale , Onl. $450 67 - 72 - 73-212 Talbot's 69 and 131 total moved him John Cyboran , Palatine , III. $4 50 68 - 70 - 74- 212 In to tho load on th e Second day as Mur­ Rog er Ktall, Winnipeg $375 66 - 71 - 76 - 213 ray slipped to 73 for 133 . Bill Swar tz of Jean-Louis Lamarre, Brossard, Qu e. $335 72 - 7 t - 71- 214 Brampton, Ont " ca rded 65 to go with an • Jim Rutledg e, Victoria, B.C. $335 7 ~ - 68 - 72 - 214 opening 67 to fini Sh between them wllh Steve Jurgensen, The Woodland s, Tex . $335 66 - 76 - 72 - 214 132. John Delorest, CatSkil l, N.Y. $278 78 - 67 - 70- 215 At tha t stage, Panasik was in a ti e In St eve Anderson-Chapman, Vi ctoria, B.C. $278 76 - 66 - 73- 2t 5 fourth place wllh 135, joi ned by Hendrik John Fram, Jr ., Sa anl chton, B.C. $27 8 71 - 69 - 75- 215 Buhrmann of South Africa, wh o shot Ka rl Zoller, Chesterfield, Ohio $278 69 - 75- 71- 215 70-65. Amateur Bria n Clark of Brandon, Keith Pa rker, Palm Co ast, Fla. $278 68 - 72- 75- 215 who had hi s second straighttwo-under­ Herb Rudney, Waterloo, Ont. $230 70 - 74 - 72- 2t 6 par 68, was ti ed wllh Milwaukee' s Bill Jus tin Hobday, Sou th Africa . $230 72 - 71 - 73 - 216 Kokott and Frank Edmonds 01 Thunder Ward Stouffer, Burnaby, B.C. $230 69 - 73 - 74- 216 Bay at 136 and Halldorson se ttled at Graham Gunn , Port Perry, Ont. $230 68 - 73 - 75- 216 137, tied with Roger Klatt , an unat­ Norm JarviS, Richmond , B.C. $179.25 68 - 77 - 72- 2 t 7 tached pro Irom Winnipeg, and lormer Jim Collins, SI. Charl es ...... $179 .25 73 - 72 - 72 - 217 hockey sta r Doug Lecuyer of Edmonton. Paul Henrick, Brampton , Onl. $179.25 68 - 75 - 74- 217 Clark laded to a 12-over-par 821 n his ScOII Knapp, Regin a, Sa sk. $179.25 70 - 72 - 75- 217 Iinal rou nd to slip to a ti e for th ird in th e Dave Castellan, Th ornhill , Ont. . $179.25 70 - 71 - 76 - 217 race for th e tourn ament 's amateur Sa ndy Goodwin, Ml ss iss auga , Ont o $t79.25 72 - 70 - 75 - 217 honors. Kerry Short, Vineland , Onl. . $179.25 71 - 74 - 72 - 217 Th e top prize went to Southwood 's John Colwell, Willowdale , Onl. $155 72 - 71 - 75- 218 Chris Nelson, who shot 73-69-73 for 215, Mike Daly , Montreal , Qu e. $1 50 72 - 73 - 74- 219 one ah ead of Dan Scn nl on of John Keith Wes tover, Burnaby, B.C. $14 2.50 71 - 72 - 77 - 220 Blumborg, wh ose 216 wa s made up of Pa t Kemball , John Blumberg $14 2.50 71 - 74 - 75- 220 rou nds of 73-68-75 . Jim Doyle of Sandy Pat O' Donnell , Pine Ridge $135 76 - 68 - 77 - 22 1 Hook shot 72-72-74 for 218, the 'same Garth Goodbrandson, Tuxedo $127.50 72 - 73 - 77 - 222 totat as Clark . David Banks, Hamilton, Onl. $1 27 .50 73-68 - 81 - 222 Panasik was Canadian Junior cham­ Ri chard Philpot, St. Charles $ 11 7.50 76 - 69 - 78- 223 pion wh en he was 16. He' s a form er Don Hurter, Honolulu , HawaII . . .$11 7.50 68 - 74 - 81- 223 Canadi an PGA champ, won the national Derek Thornley, Van couver, B.C. $1 07.50 73 - 70 - 81- 223 club pro title In th e pa st and has won Sandy Kur ce ba, Ri chmond , B.C. $1 07.50 7 t - 74 - 79-223 s ve ral prov incia l opens. He was mak- Barry Gibson, Charl eswood $100 72 - 73 - 82- 224 - ?O MANI TO BA GOLF ANNUA L '87 Part of tha crowd lining the tee on the 10th hole to watch the act/on during the 1986 Manitoba Open at Southwood, had a simple explanallon for hi s failure of his final round for a double-bogey five, get your attenlion," he said , "You Ju st 10 win : "I blew It," he exclaimed, "Of "II Just shows that you really can four­ Ilave to go afler everything, becaus course, I'm disappolnled," he sa id, "bul pull a green and stili get Inlo a playoff anyone can win in a playoff," I JUSI dldn 'l playas weilioday and I was - and win," he said , The champion also had plenty 01 missing a 101 of Iittio putts" He added Ihal ho was pumped up for praise for everyone connected with the Panaslk spoke of slipping oul of the Ihe playoff. "You're playing for a dlf· 1986 Manitoba Open , The Manitoba Goll lead by usi ng four puliS on the 13th hole forence of $5 ,500 and Ihal's enough to Assoclallon, the Southwood commillee and even the lans came In for some credit lor making Ihe event a resounding AMATEURS (Merchandfse awards) succes s. Chris Nel son, Soulhwood $350 73 - 69 - 73-215 He called it "the bost-run provincial Dan Scanlon, John Blumberg $275 73·68 - 75-216 open golf tournament I've ever allend­ Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook $187,50 72·72·74- 218 cd" and said he looked forward to retur­ Brian Clark, Brandon $187 ,50 68·68 - 82- 218. ning to defend his 11110 In 1987, Ron Wilson, Breezy Bend $137 ,50 73 · 75 · 72- 220 And, In case you were wondering , Rob Tod, Charleswood $137 ,50 77 · 70 - 73- 220 yes, It's the same Bob Panasluk who Glenn Collins, SI. Charles $100 71 ·76 · 74-221 used to play, He just dropped the "u" Gary Ku llman, Rossmere $85 70 . 77 - 75-222 from his name be cause" I got tired ot Gerry Dubanskl, SOUlllwood $75 73·74 - 76- 223 It being misspellod, so I d clded to make Carl Lechman, Rossmere $65 75 · 74 · 75 - 224 It simple," 0

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 21 Glen Hnatiuk claims Manitoba Amateur honors

Glen Hnatl uk, a 21-yea r-old un IverSi­ The 1986 Manitoba Am ateur story Is players had 72s and Hnatluk and Fa n­ ty Siudent from Se lkirk playing out of th e best told In chronologlcat order bec au se ning w ra In a group of seven wh o shot Pi ne Ridge Golf Club, emerged as a run­ it had many interes ting developments, 73 . away winner, but th ere were several It sta rted July 7 when th e low 11an­ Of th e group playin g th eir first game olhers In th e earli er spollight before th e dicappers pl ayed at th e John Blumberg at Glendale, Rob in Les li e of SouthwOOd 1986 Manitoba Am ateu r golf champion­ munic ipal course, while th e oth ers were was th e lea der with a two-ave r-par 72. ship was docided, at Glendale Country Club. Day Two was a day for pa r-bu sting Hna tluk claimed th e tille wllh a Randy Folk , a 24-year-o ld Saskatoon and th e Glendale layout took a pounding 72-hole score of 275, th e lowesl score golfer, was first In th e spollight as ho from th e c ream of Mani toba's amateur ever recorded si nce th e provin oial posted a two-under-par 69 at Blumbe rg, golfers. championship has bee n determ ined by a course he had neve r see n before. it Re igning Canadian jun ior champion medal score. was th e onl y sub-par score of the open­ Fanning led th e way as 15 ptayers II was also 10 strokes be tt er th an Ing day . turned In scores of par or be1ter on an runner-up Todd Fa nning 0 1 Southwood, Th closest ri va ls In th at lirst round Ideat day and pl aying a welt-groomed th ough th e two had b een ti ed for th e we re Jack McDi armid of Nia kwa, Ca rl cou rse . lea d going Int o th e IInal round of wh at Lec hman of Rossmere and Craig Kin ­ The 18-yea r-o ld Fann ing established had been an excit ing contest. dra t of Pine Ridg a, each with 71. Six a record for th e Glen date course as it was played la st year (lhere have been chang es thi s year), posting a sizzling six­ und er-par 64. But , he was onl y one stroke ahead at Hnalluk, who turned In a flve-under-pa r 65 pl aying In the sa me threesome as Fann ing . Th e third member of the group, Ga rth CO llings of Breezy Bend , also got In on th e assault on Glendale's par with a one­ under-par 69. As a threesome, Fanning , Hnalluk and Collings had a best-ball score Of 56, an amazi ng 14 under par, Fanning had fi ve bi rdi es and an eag le and only one bogey (a thr e-pull) to go wilh 11 pars : Hnalluk had seven birdies, ollse t by two bogeys: Cotllngs had an eaglo and five birdies, but also had two bogeys and a double-bogey, An oth er Saskatoon golfer, Brad Bi r­ nie (who won the Saskatchewan Am a­ teur tl lle a few days earlier) grabbed a share of th e spolllght with a four-under­ par 66 to get Into conlenllon after shooting an embarasslng 79 at Blum­ berg. The other sub-par ga mes on Day Two were 68s by Dave Lavall ee of Fa lcon Beach and Rob Oliphant and Gary Kull­ man of Rossmero and a 69 by Don Jack­ son of Portage, The acllon left Fa nning at th e hea d ot th e pack at th e hallway mark with 137, followed by Hnalluk at 138, flrst-day lea der Folk al 139 (matChing par at Glendale), Klndrat and Lavallee at 141 an d Lec hman at 142. Th e scoring wasn'l as hot on Day Three , as Hnatluk had lhe only sub-pa r ellorl, a one-under-par 69, wh ich al­ lowed him to pull Into a tie with Fanning , who matched par with 70. Glen Hn atfuk, Pine Ridge It teft the pai r deadlocked with 54-hole 1986 Manlloba Ama teur Champion scores ot 207 and they moved fi ve Shots

22 MANI TOBA GOLF ANN UAL '87 Manitoba's Wlllingdon Cup ream lor 1986 conslsled 01, lell 10 r/ghl: Bruce Norlh 01 Carman, Todd Fanning 01 Soul,~wood , non-playing caplaln Rudy Boivin ollhe MGII Counci/, Craig Klndral 01 Pino Ridg and Manlloba Amaleur Champion Glon Hl10liuk 01 Pine Ridge. ahead 01 Folk, who shot 73 lor a 2 t 2 dy Hook and Glenn Collins 01 SI. Charles. • ranning got all to a cool start and total. Day Four dawned cloudy and weI. but novar got it going in the rain , He shot Collings shot 71 to move inlo lourth Hnatiuk ignored the steady rain and a final-round 78 and wound up 10 behind place with 2H, while Birnie had 70 to usod a st ring 01 lour consecutive bi rdias Hna tluk, still good enough 101 Ihe got Into a live-way tie In Ilfth place wl lll on tho Iront nine on 1I1e way to a two­ runnor-up honors. Lachman, Kindrat , Jimmy Doyle 01 San- under-par 68 lor his 215 total. (Conlinued on page 24)

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 'rv A verbech David Wolch Trevor Unger Rod Murray First flight Second fIIghl Third flight Fou rt h flight Amateur 1986 MANITOBA AMATEUR RESULTS (Continued from page 23) Championship Flight (Pla ye rs who qualified for Wlilingdon Cup leam tria ls) Klndral and Folk shared third place x-not elig ible for team trials wlih 287, Doyle and Birnie were tied in flflh pl ace wlih 288, and Glendale's Jell Glen Hnatluk, Pi ne Ridg e 73 - 65 - 69 - 68- 275 Helper, Southwood's Gerry Dubanskl Todd Fanning, Sout hwood 73 - 64 - 70 - 78- 285 and Rossmere's Gary Kullman shared Craig Klndra t, Pine Ridge 71 - 70 - 74 - 72- 287 seventh wlih 289. x-Randy Folk , Saskatoon 69 - 70 - 73 - 75- 287 While the championship flighl was Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook 73 - 72 - 70 - 73-288 continuing wi th medal play on the final x-Brad Birni e, Saskatoon . 79 - 66 - 70 - 73- 288 two days , four other fl ights featured Iwo Jell Helper, Glendale . 77 - 72 - 72 - 68- 289 days of match play and Glendale gOiters Gerry Dubanskl , Southwood . 72 - 71 - 74 - 72 - 289 wore In Ihe spotlight. Gary Kullman, Rossmere 76 - 68 - 72 - 73-289 Bill No rth , Carman ...... 72 - 74 - 70 - 74-290 Irving Averbach, a former Glendale Garth Coll ing s, Breezy Bend . 74 - 69 - 71 - 76- 290 m ~ mb e r now playi ng out of anoth er Bri an Clark , Bra ndon . 75 - 72 - 73 - 71 - 291 Glendale club In Edmonton, was tl18 Bruco North , Carman 75 - 72 - 72 - 73- 291 fi rst-fli ght wi nner : David Wol ch won th e David Wh ite, Southwood 72 - 71 - 75 - 73 - 29 1 second fl ight tor Glendale: and Nell Carl Lochman, Rossmere 71 - 71 - 73 - 76 - 29 1 Stedman at Glendale was ru nn er-up in Dave Lava llee , Falcon Beach 73 - 68 - 76 - 75 - 292 Ihe fourlh flight , whic h was won by Rod Dave McMillan, Rossmere 77 - 70 - 73 - 73-293 Murray of Bol Acres . Tho Ihird fl ighl was Don Jackson, Por tago 74 - 69 - 75 - 75- 293 won by Trevor Unger of Rossmere. Chris Nelson, Sou thwood 76 - 70 - 76 - 72- 294 WfLLfNGDON TEAM TRIALS • Glenn Collins, St. Charl es 73 - 72 - 70 - 79- 294 With Folk and Birnie Ineligible, 23 Todd Toplliski , Pi ne Ridge . 76 - 72 - 74 - 73- 295 golfers wi th 72-hole tot al s of 296 and Rob Oliphant, Rossmere 75 - 68 - 73 - 79 - 29 5 under we re Invlied to ca rry th eir scores Gavi n Spiers, St. Charles 75 - 75 - 76 - 70-296 Into the final two rou nds of play for D rcy Furber, Pine Ridg e 76 - 73 - 73 - 74 - 296 berth s on tho Manitoba WlH lngdon Cup Kev in Baker, St. Charles 72 - 78 - 71 - 75- 296 toam . MATCH PLAY RESULTS Fanning moved back Into the spot­ First Flight - Irv Averba ch, Glend ale, defeated Gary Swaller, Rossmere, li ght In those two ro unds at Nlakwa 2-a nd-l , Country Club as he returned to his par­ Second Flight - David Wolch. Glendale, defeated Ed Adam, Breezy Bend, breaking lorm with roundS of 70 and 68 3-and -2. over the par-72 layout. It gave him a six­ Third Flight - Tre vor Unger , Ross mere, defea ted Bill Kea rns, Elmhurst, round total 01 423 and the No. 1 spot on 2-ond-l . th e provl nclat team. Fourth Flight - Rod Murray, Bel Acres. de fea ted Nei l Stedman , Gle~da l e, 6-and-4. Hnatluk shot 75-76 lor 426 to take th e second bert h and Klndra t, his Selki rk WILLfNGDON CUP TEAM TRIALS and Pi n Rldgo colleague , had 69-72 to (Amateu r total, plus two rounds at Nlakwa Coun try Cl ub) grab the thi rd spot wlih 428. x-Todd Fanning , Southwood 285 - 70 - 68- 423 The big battle was waged for the final x-Glen Hnatlu k, Pine Ridge 275 - 75 - 76- 426 team berth before Bruce North of Car­ x-C ralg Klndrat. Pine Ridg e 287 - 69 - 72- 428 man camo through to take the spot after x-Bruce North, Ca rman 291 - 72 - 73 - 436 coming close several ti mes In th e past. Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook 288 - 72 - 77 - 437 Ho became the only rookie on the team. Gary Kullman, Rossmere 289 - 74 - 74- 437 North shot 72-73 at Niakwa to finish Ga rth Collings, Br eezy Bend 2 0 - 74 - 73 - 437 wlih 436, ahead of Doyle, Kullman, Col­ David Wh ite, Southwood 291 - 73 - 73- 437 lings and Wh ite, who were deadlocked Ca rl Lechman, Rossmere 291 - 73 - 76- 44 0 with 437, only a stroke away from forc ­ Glenn Collins, SI. Ch rl es . 294 - 73 - 73- 440 Ing a pl ayof/ . Ge rry Dubanskl , Southwood . , 289 - 78 - 74- 441 (Continued on page 26) x-Wlilingdon Cup team members 24 MANITOBA GOLF ANN UAL '87 COTTONWOOD GOLF COURSE " A NEW CHALLENGE JUST OUTSIDE OF WINNIPEG" Dial 1·422·5540 • 27 HOLES, PRO SHOP, BAR & LOUNGE SNACK BAR, GAS CARTS, CLUB RENTALS 25 Minutes East of Wpg. on Trans·Canada Hwy.

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Doyle, who led goi ng Into the fi nal The 221 left Manitoba In lourth place On th e second day, Fa nning and Kin· rou nd , shot 72·77 in hi s two rounds at as B.C . led with 215, foll owed by Alber· drat both matched par with 72 and North Nlakwa , while Kull man had 74·74, Col· ta with 218 and Prince Edward Island had another 75, while Hnatluk 's 77 was li ng s 74·73 and Whil e 73·73, wi th 220 , dropped, Th e total was 219, th ird bes t It marke d the second appeara nces lor the day behind Al be rta 's 212 and On· on the Manitoba team for both Fanning tario's 21 7, and Hnatluk, while Klndrat made his All lour Manitoba team members th ird trip , Hnatluk was th e onl y repeat er qualified lor th e Iinal 36 holes 01 play In from th e 1985 team, th e Canadian Amateur championship, Klndrat with 143, Norlh 150 and Fanning CANADIAN AMATEUR and Hnatluk both with 152,

At th e Canadian Amateur champion. North wa s th e only Cana dian gollor ship and Wlilingdon Cu p interprovincial to pos t par with 72 In his th ird round, tea m play at th e Mactaquac Provincial whil e Kindrat had 75, Hna tluk 77 and Park Golf Course at Fredericton, N.B., Fanning 79, In tho final rou nd , Kindra t th e Manitoba' team made a fin e show· had anoth er 75, North sllpp d to 81, ing to share second place , Fa nning had 80 and Hnatluk 82, Klndrat paced th e team with rounds Klndrat fini shed six th out of the start· 01 71·72 over th e difficult 6,97S·yard Ing field of 106 players In th e Ca nadian par·72 course to help Manitoba to a two­ Am ateur with hi s 72·hole lotal of 293, day total of 44 0, 10 behind th e winning se ven strokes behind champion Bren t Al be rt a tea m, but ti ed with Ontario in Franklin of Ca lga ry, who shot 70·67·77 second place and a stroke ah ead 01 ·72 - 286, lourth·pl ace British Columbia, Hna tlu k and North both shot 75 10 go Norlh 's 303 total wa s good fo r a tie with Klndrat's 71 as th e three scores In 17th pl ace, wh ile Hna tiUk and Fanning tha t were counted In th e first round for bo th finished with 311 , tied In 40th posl. a total at 22 1, Fa nning's fl rs t·round 80 Craig Klnd,at tlon , 0 was the score dropped, Six th in Canadian Amateur

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Nellerlield with 81 ·83 Bagley was nexl wlill 92-88, Mary Norman never Ihrea lened in his bid for eighl Slralghl lilles, Snyder 01 Nlakwa had 91·92 and Ma rg Ford 01 Pine Fa lls shot shooting 71-74-76- 22 1, lied In liflh place, 91 -93 . Ve leran Soulhwood pro Bill Thomson shared 1M second­ SE NIOR PRO S day spollighi. The 76-yoar-old golfer, oldeslln Ihe lournamenl , In Ihe senior pro championship al SOUlhwood, Frank Fowler loured his home course in one-ovor-par 71, five slrokes below 01 Norih Bailielord, Sask .. ended a seven-year rolgn of Ihe his age , 11 we nt wilh an opening 81 and a Ihlrd-round 75 10 ovenl by Moe Norman of Gilford, Onl. give 111m a 54-halo score of 227, second-besl among Ihe Fowler look tho honors wllh roundS of 71 ·71 -72 for a 214 Manl lobans and good lor a $675 payday as he linlshed lied lotal 10 claim Ihe $5.000 lap money. Thai was Ihree ahead for 141h , of Ron Willey of Della , B.C .. who shOI 75-67-75 for 217 and Several Maniloba pros picked up orne of Ihe age-group won $3 ,500 pri ze money. wl lh.golfers winning in Ihe main pari nO I ellgl. Bud Edwards of Falcon Beach, who shol a Ihree-under­ ble for Ihe special prizes, par 67 10 lake Ihe lirsl-day load, slipped 10 80 In his second Rossmere's Gerry Morrissey was second and MacGregor round, Ihen bounced back with 73 in Iho linal rou nd for a 220 na llve Lon MacDonald (playing ou l of Kananaskis In Alberla) lola I 10 share Ihlrd place wi l h form r Manlloban Wllf was thi rd In Ihe 50-54 group, Nlakwa's Chick Duncan was Homenulk of Toronlo, each winning $?,750. Homenulk shol lirsl and Len Haughey of Siony Mounlaln second In the 60-64 73-75-72 division, 0

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 29 Bob Genoway claims Rural Amateur title

Bob Genoway of Morden made his third try for the Manttoba Ru rat Amateur gotf championship a successfu t one. The 29-yea r-o ld provi ncial recreational wo rker, who Is al so a zone re presen tative on th e MGA Council, captured the 1986 rura l title when he tau rod th e Hec la Island course Augu st 17 and 18 In rounds Of 74 and 75 for a 36-hole total of 149. Rural ChampIon s display lhelr wares: Senior winner Barrie Sanders 01 Carman on Ihe le ll, amaleur champion BOb Tha t was throe strokes beller than Ian Hunt of Swan Rive r Genoway 01 Morden on the righl. and 1979 champ Larry Johnslon 01Dau phin, who shared Ihe runner-up position wi th t52. Tho wa tary 171h hole played a big role In the fin al ou tcome as Hunt surrend ered Ihe lead as he plunked two balls Into rural ac tivitie s, found tim e to win hi s sixth straig ht rura l se nior the pond to take a quadruple-bogoy olgh t In the second round. championship wit h 78-81 - 159 . Hunt, who was tiod with Genoway aft er the II rS I round with He atso had probtems on the 17th hole with two tee shots 74, had a two-s troke lead on thai 171h lee , but wa s two behind in the wa ter to take a live-over·par nine, bu t he had a big G noway on the t8th tee aft er the Morden golfor registered enough lead to su rvive th at disas ter. a pa r lou r. Mervyn Minish 01 Swan Ri ve r was runner-up wi th Ge noway II nlShed wi th a bird ie-three on tl1 e final hole lor 81-82- 163, good lor th e age-group honors In the 55-64 divi­ his 75 and the 149 tota llor a throe-stroke edge. Hall survived sion . Th ird was Bud Mitler 01Car man, who had 85·81- 166 . a count back to lake second place ahead of Johnston. tops in the 65-and-ove r age group. POler Neu fel d 01 Northarn­ Genoway, who plays out of Mlnnewasla Golf Club at al re was four th with 81-87 - 168 Morden, came close a yea r earlier. shooting 151 to ti Phil The rUlBl tournamont had a lotat of 154 ntrl S - t 351n Hall 01 Bra ndon, th en losing a fi ve-hol e playoff In drivi ng rain . the amateur and 19 In the se nior port ion. Th e evant was In hi s fir st try In 1 84, Ge noway pl aced slxlh . blessed with Id ea l wea ther conditions. It took a sc ore 01 78 "This Is a lot happie r fin ish lha n las t yea r," Ihe champion or beller to quul lfy for th e championship fl ight said. Roferring to Hunt, he added: "I stayed closo to him all Randy Sponce 01 Selki rk topped tho fi rst fllghl with the way, but It was lan's lough luCk on the 17th that fi nall y 79·76- 159, three better than clubmate Dean Iwa noczko and let me get ahead." Bruce Schado of CottonWOOd, bo th with 80·78- 158. Hu nt was disappointed In th a turn of ova nt s, but shrugged The second flight went to La rry Davidson of Mord en wi th It Off with: " Th at's golf. I naver had a bad tee shot unti l that 82·76- 158, ahead 01G eorge Panaglolou 01 Brandon with 159 one on 17 and that's where I lost II. " and Guy Lambert 01 CO llonwood with t62 . Hu nt finished the second round w lt~ 78 for his 152 . In the third flight . Bob Bingham of Stei nbach led the way Johnston had best second-round score 0174 aft er a fi rst-round wi th 86-79- 165. ahead of Bitl Boivin 01 Plnawa with 169 and 78 lor 111s 152. Don Revel of Ca rm an with 171. Fou rth pl ace we nt to Melvin Blluk of Sand y Hook witl1 Daniel Ra cicot 01 Selkirk won the lourth fl igh t afl er a count· 78-76- 154 after a coun tback to break a ti e with 1984 cham­ back when he and Dave Goerz of Morden both ca rdod pion T d Chop of North ernelre, Tim Cromarty of Selkirk and 88·85- 173. Bre nt Kurbls of Se lkirk was thi rd wi th 175. Dale Wall ace of the Br andon Whea t City club . Chop an d The IIfth flight was won by Dave Wall ace of Brandon wi th Cromarty both shot 76-78, Wallace was 75-79 . 92-8 t - 173, loll owed by Jim Sorenson of Gladstone wi th t 76 Barrie Sa nders of Ca rm an, who had th e res ponsibility 01 and Garry Dyck of Wlnkter with 179 . running th e tournament as MGA vice-presi den t In cha rge 01 Marshall Giesbrecht of Sandy Hook needed a countback to win over Ron Nadeau of Th ompson in th e six th fl ight as both flnl shod wit h t81. Giesbrecht shot 94-87 , Nadeau had 95-86. John Drzysteck of Selkirk was thi rd wit h 182 . The t987 Rural Amateur and Senior competi tions will again be held at Hecla Istand, returning to th e tra ditional dates 01 August g·10, th e second weekend 01 th e month.

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MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION OT HER MEN'S TOUR NAMENTS (AS reported up 10 May I deadline) MAY MAY 30 - Jack Blair Memorial OU911 1ying round, Glendale 31 - Jack Blair Memorial OualllYlng round, Wl ldewood 30-31 - Mer)'s tournament, Mlnnedosa 30·31 - Spring tournament, Boissevain JUN E JUNE 7 - Sunday JuniOr Inter-Club. Canoo Club and Transcona 6-7 - Men's Open, SandhlliS (Carberry) 9 - JaCk Blair Memorial Match Play, $1 Boniface 6·7 - Spring tournament, Melita 11 Jack Blolr Momorlal Match Play. SI. Bonl/ace 6·7 - Spring lournament, Oeloralne 14 - Sunday Junior Inler-Club, 6·7 - Men's Open, Wlnklor Asslnlbolno and Charlaswood 6-7 - Big Moose Open, Dauphin 16 - Jack Blair Memorial Match Ploy seml·lln

1-2 - Manitoba Open Championship, 3 - Alex Wel!lh Memorial t BreelY Bend final two roundS, SOUlhwOOd 4 - Adult/Junior tournament, Dauphin 4-6 - Wes tern Canada Juvenile Championship, 10-12 - Men's Mohawk Open, Mlnnedosa Bel Acres 12 - Mon's Open, Delahunt (Trohorne) 4·6 - Manitoba Sonlor Championship, Pine Ridge 18-19 - Men's Amateur, Selkirk 5 - Crown lira Club Team Pro-Am Championship, t8·19 - Slag Men's tournament, Shllo Elmhurst 18-1 - Turtle Derby tournament , Boissevain , - Mallil0b8 JunlO! Inter-Club Cha'npionship, 20 - Sonlor Opon, Riverview (Morris) Transcono , 24 - Junior Open, Cha rleswood g-10 - ManitOba Aural Amaleur Championship, 2.1 -26 - International tournamenl, Morden, Winkler, Hocla IslAnd Walhalla, Covallor 12- 14 - Manitoba/Mlnnosota Junior Toam Matches, 25-26 - Men'S Open, Gladslone Minnesota 26 Mon's Opon, Stolnbach 25 North Amorican Li fe Family Classic, Steinbttch 28 - Junior Open, Mlnnedosa 3 1 - Senior Inler-Club Championship. Carman AUGUST SEPTEMBER I - Western Open, Wheal City (Orandon) 6 Meagher Booloater Rural Inlol-Zone 1·2 - Men's Open, Halcrow Lake (The Pas) Cl1amplonshlp, Shllo 3 - ~ - Pro-Am, Shllo 4 - Senior Open, Russell 4-6 - Municipal Junior, Windsor Park 7-9 - Mon's Opon, Souris/Glenwood ROYAL CANADIAN 7-9 - 50 th AnnlverScllY Tournament. Pine Falls GOLF ASSOCIATION 8-9 - Municipal men's, Klldonan Park , Windsor Park and John Blumberg 10 ~ Junior lournament, Ki1Iarney May 18 Club Champions Championship, 11-13 - MuniCipal se niors, Windsor Park Glon Abboy Goll Club, Oakville, Onl 1;> - Senior Open, Souris/Glenwood July 2-5 - Cana dian Open Championship, 12 - Senior Open.'MacGregor Glon Abboy Goll Club, Oakville, Onl 13-14 - Wes lern Canada Blind Golle'$, Dauphin July 13-19 - Pre-Senior (ago 40-54) Championship, 15 - Junior mon, Cnrman Royal Montreal Golf Club, Montroal 15-16 - Banner County Open, Russell Aug 19-22 - Canadian Amateur ChampionS l11p and 15- 16 - Men's Opon, Manitou Wlilingdon Cup Team Matches, 16 - 8esl Ball tournament , Breezy Bend Dorrlck GolI Club, Edmonton 16 - Mon's Opon, Transcona Aug 25-28 - Canadian Junior Championship and Inler­ 22 - Junior men, Boissevain provincial Toam Matches, Arvlda, Que 22 - Mon's Open, Nor therna lre Aug 27-28 - Canadian Crown Li le Pro-Am Team 22-23 - Mon's Opon, Kil larney Cl1amplonshlp, SI Ca lharines, On1. 24 - Senior Open, Ca rman Sept 10- 12 - Canadian Senior ChampionShip and In ler ­ 24 - Senior Open, Stolnbach provincial Team MatChes, Regina 27 - JuniOr Open, Steinbach

32 MANI TOBA GO LF ANNUAL '87 SCHEDULES FOR 1987

SEPTEMBER 8 - AITlClteI.H, Senior & JLJr'llor ChampionShips, 5 - Nell Sposito Memorial, Kildanan Park NIDkwD 5·6 - Au tumn King Classic, Wt1eAI Ci ty (Brandon) 9 ~ Amateur. Senior & Junior Championships. 5·6 Labour Day Classic, Carman E.lml1urst 6·7 - Rose Bowl Match Play, Neepawa 11 - Provincial Team Trials. Rossmere 7 - Senior Open, Delfllluni (TretlOrno) 12 - Provincial Tetlfn TriElls, Pine Rldgo 12· 13 Men's Open, Melita 14 Higher Handicap (30·40) Tournament. 12·13 - Men's Open, Doloraino SI Boniface 12· 13 - La!;!! Chanco Opon, Selkirk 16 - Manitoba Crocus (20·29) Tournament, S I. Charles 12·13 - Men's Open, MlnnedosCl 2 1 - Manitoba Inter-Cll.rb Charnplonsl1lps, 12·13 - Man's Opon, Glonboro A tAAms at Wlldowood, !3 toams at Selkirk 12-13 - Men's Open, Sandhi li s (Ca rberry) AUGUST 20 - Men's Open, Mi=l cG regor 4 - Colleen Hutchison Memorial Qllall tylng, Glondale CPGA OF MANITOBA 5 - Colleen HUt Ct11 soil MemorlLlI Mo tel) Play , fr l;ll1scona MAY 6 Colloon Iluichison Momorial Match Ploy, 21 rlrsl Power·OIlI Packago, SOUl 11Wood Klldonan I - Colloon Huicilison Momorlal Match Play finals, 2~ - 29 - TPD Quali fy ing School. Ashburn. Ont 26 Pro·Presldont DAY, NI(lkwcl Canoe Club 28 - Assistants' Pro Am. Warroad. Mlnn 11 - Rural Opon Tournamont, Carman JUNE CANADIAN LADIES' 4 Pro Mombor, Assinlbolno 5 - Assistants. 81 Churles GOLF ASSOCIATION ij - 2nd Power-Bill PaCkl:lge. Rossmore • 11 nober! Tala Sa les Pro-Lady, 5t. Chnrlo::; ,July :> '·30 - Canadian Senior ChampionShip and Inler· 12 - Assistants, Bree1Y Bl:!lld provincial Team Matches, York Downs Golf 16 - AS!lISIAnt Pro·Am, SlelnbaCll and Country Club, Unionville, anI. 19 - Auto City Pro·Am, Steinbach Aug . 10· 14 - Canadian Amateur Championship and Inter· 20 - rlotcllAr ·HoheJay Pro·ASslstant, Hecla Island provincial Team Matches. Kanawokl Golf Club. Caughnawaga. Quo JULY Aug 17·20 - Canadian Junior Championship ond Inlar· 3 - Alex Welsh Memorial Pro!\m. Breezy Bend provincial Team Matches, Le Club de Golf g-10 Oll l Thomson Pro·Am. SOUHlwood Royal, Boischatol, Quo. IS Hndassnh -Wlzo Pro-Am, Glondalo 16·17 - Assistants Championship, -, SA OTHER WOMEN'S TOURNAMENTS 20·23 - Manullfo CPGA Sonlors, Thornhil l, Ont. 28 - Pro·Junlor, Tuxedo (As reported a I th e M LGA semi-annual meeting) 30·3\ Manitoba Opon, Southwood JUNE AUGUST 6 - 8el Acres 1·2 - Manitoba Open, SOl! thwood 7 - Se lkirk 3 Pro·Am, 8 11lio 14 - Neepawa , Gilbert Plains 5 - Crown life Final. Elmhurst \ 5 - Transcona 7 - Jim Coll ins Pro·Am, 5t Ctll;Hles 18 - Ma cGregor, Carman 10· 14 CPGA Club Pro Championship, Nlakwa 2 1 Dauphin , B - Grand Marnier Pro·Am, TI3A 28 - SI. Boniface. Gladstone 19·21 CPGA Man Championship, John Olumborg 30 Pro Am. Dauphin JULY SEPTEMBER 5 - Thompson 12 - Bree7Y Bend 8esl Ball 5 - Lake 0 1 111£1 WOO(iS Pro·Am, KenDra 13 - Roland 6 - falcon Lake Open, Falcon Lake 14 - Souris 8· 13 Tlmox CPGA Championship, Scarborougll, Ont 15 - Drydon 17·18 - Molson ri;lll Classic, 5t Boniface 19 Swan River 21 ·20 - CPGA Assistants CllFlillplonshlp. Ra rrle, Onl 20 - PIIO I Mound 22 - Steinbach 26 - Konora MANITOBA LADIES' 27 Elmhurst GOLF ASSOCIATION 29 - Portage 30 NlakwCl JUNE AUGUST 2 - 'wo-ba ll Tournament, Bel Acres 2 - Flln Fl on 7. 13 Ada Ma eKen710 Tournarnent, all club!:; 9 Assinlbolno, Teulon, The Pas 23 - Ci ly & District Championship, Plno Ridge 10 - Brandon (Western Open) ?4 Cl ly & District Charnpionship. Southwood 13 - Portago Lol1handors 25 - Ci ty & District Championship, Rossmoro 16 - Plnawa 17 - Morder" Russell JULY 23 - Wildowood 7 Amtltour. Sonlor & Junior Chl=lmpionshlps, 26 - Rossme re John Blumberg 30 - NeepRwa

MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 33 Don McNeill captures Senior crown In• first try

For the third time in the la st five al so won In their rookie years in so nior The second day saw Castelane grab years, the Manitoba Son lor Men's golf company . the spotlight with a th ree-over-par 75 to cl,amplonshlp has been claimed by a While McNei ll took the final bows, go will' his opening 74 for a leading 149 "rookie" player. several other golfers shared some of the total. Don Forsythe of Breezy Bend, with headlinos al ong the way during the thre e two str aight 75s, was next at 150 . In his fir st year of eligibility tor th e days of competition. Meanwhile, McNeill fir ed th e day's 55-and-over event. Niakwa's Don best score , par 72, and climbed Into McNeill ctaimed the t 986 title with a Mickoskl was the first-day leader, tho contention, tied In third pl ace with 54 -hole score of 224 at the Breezy Bend on ly player In th e field of 161 able to MlckoSkl, who slipped to 79 ; Lenton, ol f and Country Club July 29-3 t match Breezy Bend's par 72. Lon ton was on his 11eels with 73 and Niakwa's who needed 78; former two-tim e cham­ Nick Mi ckoski of Elmhurst in 1983 Ron Caste lane was next with 74 . pion Smiley Moronok of St. Charles, who and Gord Lenton of Pin e Ridge In 1982 McNei ll started wi tll a di sa ppointing 79 . had 77-74; and Ges tur Kris tjans son, also of St. Cha rle s, who carded 75-76 . McNeill again had the best score of the fi nal day, a one-aver-par 73 (despite bogeys on th e final four hates) , tt gave him a 54 -hole score of 224 and a com­ fortable four-st roke edge on Meronek, who finished with a 77 for a total of 228 . Mickoskl survived a two-stroke ponal­ ty to shoot 79 and fini sh with 230, good enough for a share of third place with veteran Harry Critchley of Sou th wood, a six-lime former Marlltoba senior Cl1am­ plan, who had rounds of 77-76-77 for hi s 230. Those four golfers made up th e Manitoba tea m for tho Ca nadia n sonlor Interprovincial championships, played later at the Elmhursl Country Ctub. Forsythe slipped to 81 in his final round to Just miss a team berth with 23 1, while Castelane skidded to 83 and fin­ ished at 232, tied in sixth place with Krist jansson, who closed with 81, and Breezy Bend's Marty Malcovlsh. wl l h a final 77 . Lenton slipped 10 82 in the final round to flnlsll will' 233 In ninth place. Tied In 10th place were Bud McCormick of Ni­ akwa and Jerry Jerrett of Etmhurst. both with 234 . With McNoil t the overall winner, Mlckoskl's 230 was good for low gross honors in tho 55-59 age division, with McCormick claiming tho net honors. The 60-64 gross honors were shared by Krlst/ansson and Malcovlsh, with Breezy Bend 's Ralph Ni xon taking the net prize . Critchley ctaimed th e low gross honors In the 65-69 division, si nce Meronek won the overall runner-up prize. Bert Ca mpbell of Harbour View was the net winner. I n th e 70-a nd-over division , Cass Tobin of Elmhurst was the winner with Don McNeill, Niakwa a 36-hole total of 158 . The net hOnors 1986 Man/fooa Senior Champion went to Southwood's Eric Dobie.

34 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Manitoba's Senior Men's golf te8m Included, lellto right: Smlloy Moronek 01 St. Chelles, Nick Mickoski 01 Elmhurst, Harry Critchley of Southwood end Senior Champion Don McNeill 01 Nlakwa, SENIOR INTER·CLUB Bud McCormick had Ihe low score 01 Ihe day and led his Nlakwa leam 10 Ihe championship as 3310ams parliclpaled in Ihe 1986 Senior Inlor-Club champion. ship Seplember II al Carman. McCormick's par 72 was supportod by a 76 from Ron Caslelane and a 77 from provincial senior champ Don McNeill 10 give Ihe Nlakwa leam a tolal of 225. SI Boniface finished second with 229 as Mike Lenlon calded 75, Russ Jones had 76 and Murray Brown conlribuled 78. Two Ca,man golfors were nexl ln line In Ihe Individual scoring : John Martens wi th 73 and Barrie Sandors wl lh 74. Len Brown of Pine Ridge shOI 75. In nel scoring . Rossme,e and Selkirk finished in a deadlock al 209, with Rossme,e gelting the nod aile, a count· back. Rossmero had nel scores 01 68 from Ed Klein, 70 from Doug McPher· son and 71 from Bob Hllde,man. whilo Selkirk's 10lal Includod 66 f,om Adam Kell, 67 from John Usk iw and 76 from Senior Inter· Club winners from Nlekwa, loff fa righf: Ron Cas felane, provincial Dave Allen. I 1 sonlor champion Don McNeill and Bud McCormick,

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 .35 JUNIOR MEN'S GOLF Parker tops in Manitoba; Fanning best in Canada Southwood's Todd Fanning, In his Iinal year 01 junior a quadruple-bogey eight on the ninth halo did him In. oll glbillty, and Rossmere's Scott Parker, with tllree more year s Tho defending champ turned In the best score of Iho sec­ 01 Junior play ahead 01 him, shared tho Manitoba Junior gall ond day, a three-under-par 69 10 edge closer 10 Ihe leader, spotlight In t 986. bul Parker malched par wilh 72 10 sta y In front. His 143 lolal Parker prevented Fanning from claiming a third straight was two better than Fanning 's 14 5, which was Ihree ahead Manlloba Junior crown, but Fanning later made a great come­ of Rossmere 's Dave Mc Millan, whose 7t was the only other back to setlle for a soc and straight national junior litle, sub-par game In th e second round . Day Two also saw Ihe wlnnors proclaimed In the two MANITOBA CHAMPIONSHIP younger age ca legorles of the tournament Fourteen-year­ The t 5-year-old Parker defied the odds as he grabbed Ihe old Dale Goehring of Breezy Bend lopped tho t 3-t 4 division first-day lead then held on to lead all the way 10 win the with 78-76- 154, Iwo bett er than Jell Lalley 01 Elmhurst, who Manitoba Junior championship in July at Bel Acres. shot 78-78- 156, Fanning , 18, had won tho provincial junior lit Ie in the two In the 12-and-under group, 1 t-yea r-old James Kadynulk 01 previous seasons and also was Manlloba Amateur king In Southwood look tho honors with 87-94 - 181 , alleed of Owon t 984 . Aft er also winning the Canadian Jun ior titlo In 1985, he Fawcett 01 Breezy Bend , who had 96-90- 186. was heavily favoured to win his Ihird straight Manitoba junior Parker admitted to some luck as he maintained th e lead crown alter the third round 01 the junior I sl He and Fanning both Parker opened the Manlloba test with a one-under-par 71, carded 79s so Parker stayed Iwo shOIS ahead with a three­ five botter than the defending champion, who lound four other day lolal of 222, white Fanning was Joined by McMillan at 224 players allead of him af ter Ihe first round. after McMillan carded a 76. Helper and Drowo were next with Sou lhwood'S Colin Drewe, 16, and Wayne Sawchuk, 17, 225, of Kenora, followed Parker with 74s and Jeff Helper, 17, Of Parker's lucky shOI came on Iho 51 9-yard par-five 12th hole Glendale and GI nn Bayne, 18, of Breezy Bend , were next al Bel Acres, where he rogistered an eagle Ihree with 75s . Gerald Morrissey of Rossmere and Jamie Bristow "I skulled II and it hit the flagstlck and went It ," Parker sai d of Breezy Bend Joined Fanning with 76. 01 the shot thai kept him in Ihe lead, "I Ihlnk It might have Fanning looked like he was se t to run away with Ills Ihlrd gone olf the green II it didn't hit the stiCk ." tille as he played the first eight holes two under par, However, The 15-year-old relused to crack as Iho battle lor Ihe litle wenl right to Ihe wire In the final round. Parker shot 77, Fan­ ning had 76 and the Rossmere golfer was a one-stroke win­ nor, finishing wi th a 72-hole total 01 299 while Fanning had 300 Dr we also shol 76 in his IInal round to eltle Into Ihird place with 301, while Holpor and McMillan, who shot 77 and 78 respecllvely , were nexl at 302, There was a six-stroke gap back 10 Brandon's Tom Relf at 308, then ca me Rob Guthrie 01 Glendale at 3 to and Bayne at 312, Two younger players rounded oul Ihe lop 10 - 13-year-old Lalley and t4-yeur-o ld Goehring tied at 313 .

JUNIOR TE AM TRIALS Parker and Fanning continued Ihelr neck·and-neck battle as Ihe top 16 players moved on to the provincial junior toam trials al Elmhurst. Both matched par with 71 in the Ilrst round of the trials, Ihen Parker sewed up the No. 1 position with a steady 74 In the final round while Fanning closed with 77. It gave Parker a six-round tOlal 01 444 ; Fanning had 448 McMillan had Ihe best score 01 the final round, a one-ovor­ par 72, 10 move up to third pla ce with 451, and Ihe lourth berth on the team wenl 10 Drewo, who slipped 10 81 In his Iinal round to Ilnlsh at 455. II gave Manitoba a young team to go 10 Ihe Canadian junior championship In Edmonton in delence of the national toam Iitie earned by Manitoba in t985 at Rossmere . Parker wa s t 5, Drewe 16, McMillan 17 and canning 18. They also won berths on the eight-member team 10 lake part in Ihe annual ManitOba-Minnesota malches, along with Helper, Guthrie, Rell and Sawchuk, Ihe next lour linishers. Scott Perker, Rossmere Also named aft er tho championship was Ihe Manitoba leam 1986 Maniloba Junior Champion for the Western Canada junior team matches at Saskatoon, and 15-16 age group winner That team Includod Mike Derksen, t7 , 01 Southwood; Dale 36 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Manitoba Junior Men'. gol/ team included, left to righ t: Manitoba Junior champ Scott Parker of Rossmere, Dave McMillan of Rossmere, non·playing captain AI Gray of the MGA Colin Drews of Soufhwood and Canadian Junior champ Todd Fanning of Southwood.

Goehring, 14, of Breezy B nd ; Je ff Lall ey, 13, of Elmhurst, he wa s runn e r · u~ to Glen Hnatluk In the Manitoba Amateur. and Brad Collell, 16, of Portage la Prairie. "My main goal was to win the Canadian Junior again, then CANADIAN JUNIOR my other goals were the Manitoba Amaleur and Manitoba Junior championships, " he sid. "After I lost bolh of those , In Ihe Canadian Junior championship at Edmonton's I JUSI had 10 work for thi s one ." Windermere Golf and Country Club In August, defending (Continued on page 38) champion Fanning had a nlne·over·par 80 In the first round and wa s 10 strokes behind the leading Dan Dupui s of Trail, B.C. He sformed back with a throe·unde r·par 68 In the second round and was one·undor·par 70 in the third trip to pu ll Into tho load with a 5~ · hole total of 218, followed by Garney Vezina of Boischatel , Oue " at 219 and DupuiS at 220 . He closed with a three·ove r·par 7~ in the final round for INLAND TRUST 292 and a ono·stroko victory over David Morland of Thornhil l, Ont " who matched par with 71 to move up to the runner·up position, Dupuis finishod another stroke back after matching Dod SAVINGS Fanning's 7~ In the final round. Jean·Francols Lave rdure of Rosemere, Oue " closod with a 71 to finish four th at 295. Vezina slipped to seventh with a closing 79. Helper of Glendale was the next best Mani toban, tied lor Our Friendly Personal Services Include 2 ~th at 309 after rounds of 78·83·72·76, Parker tied for 34 th with 311 on rounds of 75·77·82·77, Drewe was 66th with PASSBOOK SAVIN GS and 79·78·77·90- 324 , and Gerald Morrissey of Rossme re was CHEQUING ACCOUNTS the on ly other Manitoban to qualify for the full 72 holes, linishing 71 St with 80·81·80·88 - 329, REGISTERED RETIREMENTS SAVINGS In tho interprovincial leam competition , the Manitobans PLANS were unabla to make it two in a row, but finished In third place with a total 01 ~58 . GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Fanning led the toam with 80·68 - 148, Parker had CE RTIFICATES 76·77 - 153, Drewe was 79·78- 157 and McMil lan sho t 80·83 - t63. RESIDENTIAL FIR ST MORTG AGES Ouebec won the team ti tl e with a two·day tota l (best th ree scores each day) of 446 and British Columbia was socond with 451 . Ontario was fourth, two behind Manitoba wit h 460, annlng received plenty of admiration for his stro ng come· ba ck to repeat his Canadian championship aft er the bad start , INLAND TRUST & SAVINGS 1054 PORTAGE AVENUE, WINNIPEG R3G 3M2 "I told AI Gray (MGA vlce·presid nt and non·playlng cap· taln of the team) that I was gonna win thi s thing because I FREE PARKING PHONE 786-7801 was just sick of fi nishing second this year," Fanning said aft er M ember Ca nada Deposi t Insurance Co rporation the victory. In addition 10 his second-place finish in the Manitoba Junior,

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Juniors championship at th e Riverside Country Club In Saskatoon, (Continued from page 37) Derksen had rounds of 72- 16-78 tor a 54 -hole tOlal 01 226, a sco re matched by Brad Vlnnlck ot Saskatoon, but Derkse n won on the third extra hole when Vlnnlck three-pu tt ed lor a MANITOBA-MINNESOTA MATC HES bogey, Manitoba 's team swamp d Ihe Mlnnesot counterparts in In the team compelltlon, Manitoba and Saskalchewan the sixth annual Manitoba-Minnesota mat ches played in ear­ shared the lead after two days, bu t the home team pulled In ly August at Elmhurst. Iront on the linal day to finish wilh a tolal 01689, 13 Slrokes Tho Manitobans Scored an unprecedenled sweep of all four belter than Manitoba, team matches 10 take an 8-0 lead In 1110 Ilrst day, The com­ petition was closer than the score Indlca les, however, as Fan­ JUNIOR fN TE R·CL UBS ning and Parker both scored birdies on 1I1e 18th hole to give Rossmere captured the honors In the 1986 Maniloba Junior their respoctive teams one-up victories, Inter-Club championship, played Augu st 1 al Selkirk. In the singles matches tile next day, the Manitobans won The Rossmere team had a lotal ot 317, IwO ahead of 5 V. to 2 V, to win tho two-day tes t by a total 01 t 3 V, to 2 V,, Southwood Selkirk was the rural winner with 320, lollowed the biggest margin In tho history 01 the event. Manit oba now by Dauphin with 335, holds a 4-1 edgo with one malch lied, Myles Zyb lock 01 Selkirk and Tracy Rebeck of Pine Ridge The 1987 Manitoba-Minnesota matches ",III be played in wore the low Individual players lor the day , both carding 73 Minnesota, In Ihe Sunday junior inter-club series, 31 teams took part In two preliminary rounds, with 15 qualilying lor the tlna l rOund WESTERN CANADIAN JUNIOR B at 8hllo Juno 29 , it took a throe-hole playoff belore Mike Derksen 01 Elmhurst topped Ihe final Il eid with 243, Just one stroke Southwood captured the Western Canadian Junior B goll bottor than Rossl11ere , Dauphin led the rural teams with 254, ahead 01 Selki rk with 267 , JUNIOR CAM PS Three success lui camps were held lor Junior gollers In 1986 and a similar program is scheduled this se ason , Twelve elite players were Involved In an Instructional camp lor advanced players May 17-t 9, All t 2 made th e cui In the provincial junior cha mpionship, 10 01 them In the top 16, Seven of the t 2 competed in the Canadtan junior, with five quaillying lor all tour rounds , A ci ty camp lor mid-handicap players wa s held June 24 -25 al John Blumberg with 18 boys in altendance, The ages ranged Irom 1310 16, the handicaps varied Irom 1010 20, A ru ral camp wa s held July 2-4 at Carman, with 20 taking part , They were also mid-ha ndicap ptayers of varying ages , MUNDIE PUTTER The MGA Junior team competed In B Division In the Mun­ dio Pulter League during the 1986 season, Ilnlshlng In third To dd Fa nning h d to remove his Shoos to playa shot from placo behind Etmhurst and Southwood a water hazard (lo ft), thell en,oyod retrieving his ball on the Partlclpallon Is looked upon as training lor Ihe Juniors and 18th green (fight) III successfu l defenco of his Calladwn JUnior a total of 12 players were involved , Nine of them are eligible Mon's championship at Edmonton. lor play thi s Se ason, n

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MANITOBA GOLF ANN UAL '87 39 St. Charles, Carman teams win Free Press Inter-Club titles

For the fourth year tn a row, a leam from 51. Charles Coun­ try Club captured the cily portion of Ihe 1986 Free Press Manitoba Inter-Club golf championship In competition pl ayed June 27 al 51. Boniface Golf Club. City Inter-Club winners from St. Charles Country Club, lell Carman captured the rural honors for th e fl rsl time since 10 right: Lane Bickef, Kovln Baker and Jim Isaac. 1978. It was Ihe No . 2 leam which caplured Ihe honors for 5 1. Charles Ihis ti me, led by a fine Ihree-under-par 69 by 19-yea r­ Baker was supported by Jim Isaac with 7S and lane Bickel old Kevi n Baker. Carman was also paced 10 victory by a sub­ with 77 lor the winning 221 lOla I Baker had SIX birdies as par effort, a Iwo-under-par 70 by Bruce North. he posled ni nes 01 34-35 over Ihe par-36-36 course The 51. Charles Ihreesome finished wi th a 22 1 lotal, JUSI 51. Bonllace was wel l re presented by Brian Baert wllh 13 , one stroke beller Ihan Ihe hos t 51. Boni face No, 1 leam, which Darrold Snell with 74 and Rick Petrow wll h 75 lor its 22210tal. had finished earlier In Ihe day with 222 In a bid 10 give Iha t The 51. Charles No. I team finished with 230 , lied In Ihlrd club Its first Inter-club tl ile In 30 yea rs, place wit h Rossmere No. I and Pine Ridge No. 2 51. Boniface No. 2 placed slxlh with 231, followed by Elmhursl No . I , Glen­ da le and Nlakwa No. I , all wi l h 233, Breezy Bend No. 2 wl l h 234 and Sou lhwood No. I and Breezy Bend No 2 lied al 235 For th e winning rura l team Irom Carman, Bruce North 's 70 was supporled by broth er Bill with 76 and senior cham­ pion Barrie Sanders with 80 lor Ihree-man 10lal 01 226 Bruce Nort h had lour bi rdies as he had nines of 34-36 . Sandy Hook was nine shots behind In second place wllh MARIGOLD RESTAURANTS 235, Mark Olson led Iha t team with 73, while Jim Doyle con­ Iribuled a 75 and Pal Doyle sho t 87 . Morden's Minnewasta club, Brandon's Wheal City club and Ihe Wasagaming club shared Ihl rd place wllh 240 totals, while Roger Woo - 474·2401 Kenora's No. I leam was slxlh wi th 243. In addition to Baker and North , par-breakerS lor the day were Bria n Clark 01 Brandon Wheat City and Craig Klndral 01 Se lki rk, both wit h 71. Clark had nines of 37-34 with five Member of St , Boniface Go lf Club birdies, while Kindrat shot 35-36 wi th three birdies The t 987 Fr ee Press Inter-Club championships are scheduled lor July 3 at Elmhurst Gall and Counlry Club U

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40 MANITOBA Gall- ANNUAL '87 .~ .,...... , ~., ". 4 ~ "'# ...... '" . :.;;...... ' a... '! ...... , ' :. '.~ ,,~,. ,:.. ., ".,.,;;.. ... ~:;:' > l ,- .. ,., ...~. '" · ...... i .....":.~,. .1ii...... : ~ llrJ. :l ·l~~~j · ~: ...t::/~* .~ ...... ,!..t..1.~ • ... ~.~( .t i.~l~ : The Sandy Hockers played the back nine In two·under·par 3~ for 74 , while th e Pine Rid gers needed 38 on Ihe back nine for Doyles capture their 77 , Martin and Jonathan Buchwald of Glendale had the only other under·80 score, posting 41 ·38- 79. Family Classic In the father·son B diviSion, for handicaps of 13 and higher, Ray and Marc Cadieux of St . Charles took the honors with 42·40-82, three better Ihan Gord and Scott Lenton of Selkirk, honors for who had 45·40- 85 . In third place werO Wray and Doug Taylor with 86. The parent-child division was won by Eddy and Angela Martens of Altona , playing out of the Oakvlew Golf Club, who carded third time 40·41 - 81 for a one·shot victory over three·tlme winners Art Smith of S1. Boniface and daugl'ter lynda Palahnluk of Elmhurst , For the third time In the tournament'S seven·year history, Jim who had nlnos of 42·40. and Pat Doyle of Sandy Hook claimed th e malar honors In th e Tied In third place with 85 were David and Aileen Robertson 1906 North American life Family Classic. of S1. Ch arles, Angus and Heather Macleod of Canoe Club and The Doyles, both former provincial amateur champions, also Bill and Barb Maslanka of Pine Ridge . became the fir t back·to·back winners of tho evont. successfully In the mother·daught r category, June and Nancy Bagley of d fending the title won In 1985. They also won In t 983 . Sou thwood led the way with 43·41 - 84 , ahead of Irene and Laura The '1986 competition was played August 26 at the Steinbach Duncan of Nlakwa , who had 47·47 - 94 . Iy·ln Golf Club , the first time on a course outside of Winnipeg. Net honors In Ihe fathor·son A division wenl 10 Ken and AI It prov d so popular, It will be played again at Steinbach this Brownridge of Elmhurst. who shot 81 and had a combined han· year , On August 25. dlcap of 11 'I> for a not total of 69'1, . The Buchwalds were noxt It was also Ihe first time the Doyles had seen the Steinbach In line with 79·8- 71. course, but they got things going on the back nine to win th e In the father·son B group, not honors went to John and Jason A division of the father·son with a two-over·par 74 in the alternale· McNicholl of Sou thwood who shol 87 and used a handicap of shot competition, three better than the Pine Ridge pair of Carl 18 for a net 69. The Taylors were runners·up with their 86 less and Todd Teplit kl , who won the event In 1982. a 13 handicap for 73 . Thlrty·two teams were involved In the father·son A group and Margaret and Jim North of Breezy Bend took the net honors tl1e tournament also attracted 27 teams in father·son B, 24 In in the parent·chlld division with 86 loss their combined handicap parent-chlld and four in mother-daughter divisions for a total en try of 17 V. for a net score 01 68 V, . The Mac l eads were nexl with of 87 teams . 85-16-69. The Doyle twosome had to come from behind to win aft er The Duncans claimed not honors In the mOlher-daughter com- shooting 40 011 the front nine, while the Tepll tskl team had 39 . petition with a net 94 - 14- 80. U

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Group Division: 333 Broadway, Winnipeg Hot putter propels Teplitski to Jack Blair Match Play honors

A hot putter was the key to success lor Pine Ridge's Todd Tepll tsk l as he caplured both the medal honors and Ih n went on to win the 1986 Jack Blair Memoria l match play championship, The lormer provi ncial junior cha m­ pion, who had been appoi nted technical di rec tor of th e Manitoba Goll Associa­ tion only a lew months earlier, led th e 36-hole qualifying tes t by eight strokes and continued his hot play th rough four rounds 01 ma tch play. Usi ng only 27 putts, Teplitski carded a one-under-par 7t at S1. Charles Coun­ try Club, good lor a one-stroke lead in the May 3 t opening round . He needed only 26 putt s as he scored a two-under­ par 70 June 1 at Wlldewood, a course he had never played before. His 141 total was better than Kevin Nicholson 01 Bel Acres, whO had 76 at SI. Charles and 71 at Wlldewood for 149 in the runner-up position, Ju nior Jeff Helper of Glendale, who ma tched SI. Charles par wi th 72 In his fi rs t round, slipped to 82 at Wlldewood, but was among the 16 who qua lified lor match play , Junior Scott Parker of Rossmere was third on the qualifying list wit h 79-72- t 5 t , lollowed by six players tied at 153 - Dave Lavallee of Falcon Beach (80-73), Rob Loewen of Ross­ mere (78-75). Glenn Collins 01 S1. Charles (78-75), Chris Nelson 01 Sou thwood (77-76) , Ron Simenik 01 Pine Ridge (77-76) and t984 Blair champion Todd Teplltskl, Pine Ridge Ron Wi lson 01 Breezy Bend (73-80), 1986 Jack Blair Memorial Champion Joining Helper at 154 was Glen Hnailuk 01 Selkirk (78-76), followed by Nicholson topped Lechman 4-and-3, the first seven holes , firing Ihreo blrdios Lane Bickel Of SI. Charles at Simonik deloated Loewen 3-and-2 and and lour pars to build his early lead. 78-77-155 and Ken Warwick 01 Nlak­ Whi te edged Parker 1 up. Warwick de­ Teplltskl was behind only once wa (83-73) and David White of lea ted Nelson 5-and-3, Lavallee gOI by Ihroughout the match play, trailing Southwood (82-7 4) at t 56 , Bickel 4-and-2 and Wilson was a l -up Lava ll ee by one after the second halo A playoff was needed to decide the winner over Hna lluk . 01 the second match. He turned Ihat fina l two match play berths when Ross­ Second-round play saw Teplitski whip around lor a 6-and-5 win and was never mere's Carl Lechman (78-79), Elm­ Lavallee 6·and-5: Wh ite advance on a behind again. hurst's Torry More (76-8 1) and Wind­ bye as Wi lson was unable to play due Teplitski was pleased wllh his play sor's Mlko Bornoy (79-78) all fin ished al to previous commit ment; Collins get through the competilion and compared 157. Lechman and More won on the fi rs t by Nicholson 4-and-2; and Warwick the victory 10 hiS previous claim to extra hole, defeat Somenlk 3-and-1. victory. The scene shifted to Pine Ridge for In the semi-fi nal round , experience "I Ilaven't had that winning looling the match play June 10, 12, 17 and 19 topped youth in bOlil matches as the Si nce thO 1979 Manitoba Junior, when and Teplltskl's putting stayed hot as he 25-year-old Teplitskl go t by 19-year-old I was ahead right Irom tho start I was swept 10 the tit le. Wh ito 4-and-2 and 32-year-old Wa rwick In fron t In thi s from the opening qualify­ In tho Ilrst round , he blitzed 'More edged 19-year-old Collins 2-and-1. Ing round at St Charles and I had the 5-and-4 for the mas I one-sided victory The hot putter was back in the head­ sa me feeling all the way ." of Ihe day. AI Ihe other end of the scale, lines as Teplltski jumped into a six-up Tho 1987 Blair competition was Collins had to play six extra holes belore lead in the first seven holes , then SCheduled lor quaillying rounds May deloatlng Helper on the 241h, coasted to a 5-an d-3 victory over War­ 30-31 al Glendalo and Wildewood and The other first-round matches sawall wick In the final. the match play June 9, 11 , 16 and t 8 three Rossmere players bow ou t as Tho cha mpion used on ly nine pu liS on at SI. Bonilaco , LJ 44 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 One of Winnipeg's Have you taken the Fine Private Clubs Ultra Challenge? cOUNr.p Gollers across Canada are find ing out by testing their favourlie goll ball against the Ultra . i(l'l~ Ultra Challenge Results (verified by the accounting firm of Pri ce Waterh ouse) SOUTliWooD Ultra Win s Losses Tie s ESTABLISHED IN 1923 Point Grey Golf Club Vancouver. B.C. 15 4 Enjoy a Thunderbird Golf Club superbly conditioned Ashburn . Ontario 13 6 18 hole golf course. Greenhills Golf Club A variety of social activities Lambeth , Ontario 13 3 3 and a convenient suburban Kanawakl Golf Club Montreal , P.Q. 13 _ 6 1 location. Total thus far 54 19 6 Host Club for the Manitoba Open Have you tried the Ultra Golf Ball?

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAl '87 45 Flin Flon team captures Crown Life pro-am title

Led by an even-par 70 by club profes­ sional Jim Lalarko, a team from Ihe Phantom Lake Golf Club at Flln Fton lopped Ihe 1986 Manitoba Crown Life pro-am team championship, played Augu sl 6 at Rossm ere Golf and Coun ­ try Club , Todd Quinn , Randy Matzer and Jack Larsson were Lazarko 's amateur pan · ners and all performed near their han­ dicaps as the Flln Flon team complied a total of 151 point s in the Stableford scoring system, That was one point better than a leam from Russell , which had Pine Ridge assistant pro Mike Gottfrod as Ihe assigned profess ional , backed by Ru ssell golfers Brad Clement, Brent Shuya and AI Burnett. St Boniface pro Jim Roy and his amaleur partners Rottio Marion, Fred Joschke and Glenn MacDonald fini shed third with 148 points; fo llowed by the Thompson toam 01 pro Randy Brekke and amateurs Keith Fawcett, Ed Davis FUn Flon team lrom the Phantom Lake Golf Club which topped Manitoba Crown and Gerry Haight. with 143. Life pro-am club championShip. Lelt to right are club pro Jim Lazarko, with amateur partners Todd Quinn, Randy Matzer and Jack Larsson. Tied In fifth place were the teams from Trenscona nd Morden Minne­ wasta. botll with 142. Dan Hunter Breezy Bend as sistant Dave RhOd es team from the Milby Golf Club at Len­ se rved as the assigned pro for the was nex t with 68 and Richard Philpot noxvllle, which roared to a big 154 Transcona entry, which had amateurs was the only other par-buster with 69. paints in the second round after scor­ Jacques Levack, Andy Delorme and Lazarko, Dauphin's Stan Homenulk and ing 141 In the first round for a total of Jack McDonald. Morden had Pat Burns Dale Esopenko of Assiniboine matched 295, six points better than runner-up as the assigned pro, with amateurs Kent par with 70s, while Sandy Patterson of Prince Edward Island. Ehnes , Dan Roch and Bob Fehr . Bre ezy Bend and Jim Suthertand of New Brunswick was next with 286, .Wlldewood checked in with 71s . These six te ams captured th e followed by Ontario with 279 and Mani­ amatour morchandise prizes and tile Long -hitting Dan Scanlon of John toba with 275 (t 39 and 136). pro money for the team scores includ­ Blumberg was the besl amateur scorer The 1987 Manitoba Crown Life event ed $1 ,000 for Lazarko. $800 for Gott­ for the day with two-over-par 72. Is scheduled lor August 5 at Elmhurst , fred , $600 for Roy , $400 for Brekke and The championship Flln Flon team with qualifying action at Ihe clubs dur­ $150 ea ch lor Hunter and Burns. went on to Ihe eighth annual national ing tho summer. The national Crown Lile Ben Smlrnov Of John Blumberg. who Crown Life Inter-provincial champion­ compotition Is to be played August 27-28 led that municipal club to the Crown Life ship at the Bally Haly Golf and Curling at 51. Catha rines, Onlarlo. 51. Charles title In 1984 , had the low pro honors for Club at SI. John's, Newfoundland, plac­ Country Club In Winnipeg Is expected to the day, a three-under-par 67, to earn Ing fi fth In the 10-leam competition. be the hos t club for the national evont $200 . The na tional honors went to a Quebec In 1988. I.J

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MANITOBA GOLr ANNUAL '87 47 Teaching methods standardized

By John Isa ac President, CPGA of Manitoba

A few years ago, th e Ca nadia n Prolessional Goller's Association was faced wllh a probl em re lated to instructi on. The re was concern over th e lack of continuity in methods and te rminology th at became ev id ent In studies of th e cur­ rent training of new professlonats. A Nati onal Teaching Committee was se t up, with a representative fro m each zo ne, hea ded by Jack McLaughlin, John Isaa c one of Canada's fi nest teachers. Tuxedo Golf Course Pro feSSional Georg e Knudson, one of Canada 's great pt ayers (and a form er Wlnnlpegge r), also JOi ned the committee . has the endorsement of the CPGA. For every video sold, $1 For th e pa st two yea rs, I have had th e honor of silting and goes direc tly to Junior golf In Ca nada. After jus t one yea r on working on this committee along with th ese fine gentlemen. th e market, thi s video has raised more than $20 ,000 for Th e committee recommanda tl on was th at teaching juniors. methods and term inology shoutd be standardi zed, so th at, For th e first time In Ca nada, we are able to announce th e eventually, most Canadian teaching pro fessionals would be form ati on of junior development camps. This su mmer, fou r using th ese methods. of Manitoba's best junio r players In different age groups wi ll A teaching manual was de vetoped by which assistant pro­ be selecled to att end camp at Regi na'S Wascana Golf Clu b fesslonats are tr ai ned and examined. for one week. The winners In eac h age group will go on to Knudson has produced a video on th e swing motion which Vancouver for th e Western fi nal. On th e local sce ne the Manitoba Zone of the CPGA, atong with the Manitoba Golf Association and Manitoba Ladles' Golf Association, will be Invo lved with rura l clinics and Junio r and womM'S developm ent camps. CPGA PROFESSIONALS Our ai m is to work toward th e deve lopment of players who will be abl e to compete on th e nationa l level. Your loca l golf professional Is also Interested, howeve r, In helping every golfer to Improve his or he r game, and, therefore, hi s or her enjoymen t of th e sport , wha tever the skill level. I am positive th at we are on th e right track toward produc­ Ing ve ry skll ted golf In Ihls country and also toward he lping the average golfer reach his or her potential. 0

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 49 Sand program can bring new life to tired greens

By Ray Savard Charleswood Golf Club, President, G.C.S.A.M.

Ba ck In January , 1980, I started look­ base under Ihe lurl, so I did a lai 01 sand program at Charleswood. Fi rs t wo ing into Iho pra cti ce at putting sa nd on resea rch by roadlng and talking with did a thorough aerati ng Job on all turl gree ns. people who were using sand lor their groens, then spread fine mortar sand on I did th is because the greens at th e greens. all gree ns Charleswood Gall Club were always The one thing that was point ed out by We used particle size mostl y belween hard and compacted. Thi s was because everyone I talked with wa s that sand on .5 and 1 ml., thon swept the greens wi lh th o gre ns didn 't ha v a good ba se It greens Isn't for everyone, bu t in poor barn brooms, filling as many holes as was mostly a clay loam. soli conditions, it can be a big plus. poss ible. I decided th e greens needed a belt er In th e spring 01 1981, we went on a Following th is Initial tr ea tm ent , we spread sa nd on Ihe gree ns every 1° t o 12 days with a cyclone spreader, Thi s puts th e sand on at a very low rat e, so GO LF COU RSE SUPERINTENDENTS players on the course are not aware ASSOCIATION OF MANITOBA more sand has been applied. 1987 Executive We are stili on tho sa nd program al Charl eswood and the plus si de of the ledger oulwelghs the minus side by far, President Past President such as : Ray Savard, Charl oswood Golf Club Jack LubinskI. Elm hurst Country Club 1. Wo need to aerate only once a yea r Inslea d of th e former three limes Vlce·Presldents a year. Wray Taylor, Bel Acres Gall Club John Eva ns, Winnipeg Canoe Club 2. The greens have a deeper rool sys tem Treasurer Secretary Syd Par sons, Par Equipment • Doug McEwon, Even Spray 3. Th ere is bottor wa ter percolation. 4 . Th e sur lac Is beller for the goll­ Directors ers' lee l. Ron Dl ckln, City 01 Winnipeg Brian Wenham, City of Winnipeg 5. Good and true putting sur faces are Rollie Richard, Wes tward Power available, Helmut Kopp, SI. Charles Country Club Colin Inglis, Wlldewood Club 6. Th ere are loss compac ti on prob­ loms.

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50 MANITOBA GOLI ANN UAL '87 ALL GOLFERS WEL COME AT CHARLES WOOD

Best Wishes to the MGA in '87 from CHARLESWOOD GOLF CLUB (1976) INC. Manitoba's Oldest Golf Course 310 Haney Street

Presi dent - ALLAN GRAY Golf Professional - BOB McVICAR

7. Greens hold th e ball much beller on approach shots. Walter Perchaylo named

8. We have less tha tch probl ems on Superintendent of the Year th e greens. Walter Percllaylo of th e Pine Ridge course, 1958-60, and spent five yea rs Golf Club was named Superintendent of as superintendent at Pine Fall s. Thi s is only a b ri ef report on why we tho Yoa r for 1986 at the Golf Course Perchaylo has served at Pin e Ridgo wen t on a sa nd prog ram and th e result s Sup rin te nd ants Assoc iation of Mani ­ for 20 yea rs and also at Elmhursl from we obt ained at Charloswood . Some of toba annual mee ting in Janu ary . 1969 to 1974. my roasons may also be tile rea son s A pa st president of th e Mani toba , other golf course superin tend nts are associati on, Perchayl o se rved as a on the sand program. His Pi ne Ridge course was one of two director for fou r yea rs and has boen a courses used for th e 1986 Ca nadian Tile membe rs of th e Golf Cou rse Su­ membe r of the Ca nadia n assoc iation for se ni or men's championship (along with perinten dents Association of Manitoba a number of years. Elmhurst) and th e course also has been send best wishes for a good sea son to He tr ai ned for three years under th e si te of th e Mani toba Open and other all golfers In the province. 0 Doug Dry sdale at tile Falcon Lake golf major tournaments In th o past. 0

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MANITOBA GOLF ANN UAL '87 5t Rules reviewed th e rake Into the sand prior to playing his stroke, Is Ihl s (Con tinued from page 14) permissible? A: No, A was in breach of Ru le 13-4 which prohibi ts testing Rules and decisions Ihe condition of a hazard when th e ball lios In the ha zard, Every fou r years, the RCGA, In consultallon with the R and Decision 13·2/13 A and Ih USGA, publishes a new Code of Rules , The la st 0 : On th e teeing ground, a player broke Off a branch which Code was published In 1984 , so next year a new Code wil l was Interfering with his backswing , The player malnlalned Ihal be published, Incorporating all IIle inpu t from eve ry golf suc h action waS not a breach of Rule 13-2 because hi s ba ll association In Ihe world, was not yet in pl ay , Wa s the player correct? No, The playe r wa s in breach of Rul e f 3-2 for improv­ An official Decisions book is publi shed, answering Ihe hun­ A: Ing th e area of hi s In tended swing , Although Ru le 13-2 allows dreds of queri es made to Ihe various as socla llons, a playe r to eli minate irregu larities of surface on Ihe leelng If you want 10 tes t your knowledge of the rules, here are grou nd. II doesn't all ow him to break a branch Interfering wi th some Interes ting quesllons from the Decisions book: hi s swing, Th e pena lt y would apply even if the player, before Decision 4·4a/5 playing hiS nex t stroke, re-teed elsewh ere on th e te ei ng 0 : A player who slarted hi s round with 14 clubs loses hi s ground , pu tt er, May he replace It du ring the ro und? Decision 13·2/23 A: No, A lost Club is not One Iha l hu s bo come " unfit for 0 : A player removes a post defi ning out-of-bounds on hi s play In the normal course 01 play," li ne of play, He roa ll ze s ho has made a mistake and replaces Decision 6-8b/5 It before playing his next stroke , What is the ruling? The ru le regarding when a ba ll may be cleaned or A: Tho player wa s in breach of Rul e 13-2 Ihe moment he substlluled has been dlscont lnuod, moved th e post and th oro wa s nothing he could do 10 avoid When play ha s been dlsconllnued undor Ru le 6-8a, th e Ihe pena lt y, The replacement at th o post before th e ne xl pl ayer may 11 ft an d clean hi s ba ilor substitute anot her ba ll str oke was Irrelevant. at any time be lore he addressos tho ba ll , or if he does no t De cision 15·115 address It , before he makes hi s next stroke at it on the 0 : A player, whose ba ll wa s on th e putting green, marked resumption of play, his ball and threw it to hi s caddie for cleaning. Th e caddie Decision 13·2/25 failed 10 catch tho ba ll and it wont into a lake and cou ld not 0 : Th ere Is a bunker betwoen A's ba ll and IIle hole. Be fore be re trieved , The play r holod out with anoth er ball. Wa s thi s playing, A smooths footprints and oth er Irregularities In the correct? bunker on his line at ptay , Was A in breach of Rule 13-2? A: No, The player holod out with a wrong ba ll In match play, A: Ye s, Such action woutd improve the li ne of ptay, con­ Ihe pl ayer loses Ihe hole (Ru le 15-2), In stroko pl ay, th e player trary to Rule 13-2, Is subject 10 disqualif ication (Ru le 15-3), However, a commit· Decision 13-4/20 lee decision CO ul d mOdify the pena lt y to two strokes, 0 : A take s a rak e In to a bunker so he can smooth his foot­ Decision 17·4/3 prl nls atter playing from the bunker, He slicks Ihe handle of 0 : A player'S ball is resting against Ihe flagsllck, Without the player's authori ty, hi s opponent or a fellow competllor removes Ihe fl agstick and tho ball movos away (rom th e hole, Swing into Summer! Wh al is th e ru ling? A: In mat ch play, tho opponent in curs a pena lt y stroke and SWIM - GOLF - TENNIS lhe ball muSI be repla ced against the flag sti ck (Rul e t B-3b), In stroke play , tho ball must be replaced agai nst the fl agsti ck without a pena lly (Rule 18-4). In elthor lorm of play. th e player may th en re move Ihe fl agstl ck as prescribod in Rule 17-4, THE WILDEWOOD CLUB Decision 18/4 761 North Drive 0 : Is a snake an ou tside agency or a loose Immpediment? PH. 474·1389 for Information A: A livo snako is an ou tside ag ency, A dead snake Is a loose Impediment. We also offer - Badminton, Curling DeCision 20·2a/1 ·5 Cross Country Skiing Q: A player puts spin on a ball purposely wh en dr opping It. Wha t Is the ruli ng? Year round Dining & Banquet facilities. A: The pl ayer incurs a penalty of one Slro ke under Rule 20-2a for dropping the ba ll in an Improper manner, unles s he corrects his mistake as pe rmitted by Rul e 20-6, Decision 25/4 0 : In a wei ar ea, casual water Is not vi sibl e boiore Or atter Killarney Lakeside Ihe player lakes hi s normal stance , Howevor, by preSS ing down hard wit h one foo t, the pl ayer causes wnter 10 oppear Golf Club around the sale of hi s shoe, Is the pl ayer en lilled 10 relie f under Rule 25-1b ? p ,o, B ox 1181 A: No, Wa ler vl slble,lIlfough un due eff ort with the feel Is not casual water, See definition of "casual wa ter," 9-Hole Grass Green. Decision 28/3 Fully Licenced Club H o use. 0 : A player declared hi s ba ll unplayablo and , updor Ru le Public Welcome. 28b, dropped hi s ba ll within Iwo club lengths of lhe spot whore Beach & Cottages Nearby. it lay, Th e ball roll ed Into anoiller unplayable II Wh alls 1M ruling? A: The ba ll is In play wh en dropped (Rul e 20-4), Tt1u S, lhe 523·8277 pl ayer must again Invoke Ihe unplayabl e ball rul e, Incurring an addilional pena lly slroke, This assu mes Ihe ball did nol L, Moo ney, Mgr, roll into a position covered by Rul e 20·2c, In whic h case re­ dropping wi thout penalty would be requ ired. n 52 MANI TOBA GOLF ANN UAL '87 , . Steinbach - "The utomobile City"

· 18·hole beautifully conditioned layout • only 35 minutes east of Wpg. on the Trans·Canada ully stocked pro shop, power cart rentals available, top driving range & teaching facility supervised by qualified C.P.G.A. professionals. • relleJVations are requested for weekend play (pleaBe phone on Thurs. morning for the upcoming weekend)" · ome of the Auto City Pro Am, one of Manltobl\', largest profe.. lonal amateur events I . • come ~t ."d viall our - community and IIIB why our golf course and city are so popular 195 7- Wilf Homenuik , Elmhurst Past Manitoba Champions I 958- Don Ga rdn er, Niakwa I 959- Ron Fiddler, SI. Boniface I 960- BIII Pidlaskl, Elmhurst MANITOBA OP EN I 979- Jerry Anderson, 1961- Ted Homonuik , Rossmere 193 1- Eric Ba nnisler, SI. Charl es Scarborough, Onl. 1962- Ro n Fiddl er, Elmhurst 1932- R,J, Reilh, Assinlboine 1980- Bob Cox, Ri chm ond , B.C. I 963- BIII PIdla sk l, Elmhurst 1981- Dan Croonqulst, SI. Paul I 933- Bud Donovan, Niakwa I 964- Don Alexander, Nlakwa 1934- R,J. Rellh, Assinlboine 1982- Kelly Murray, Vancouver 1965- Barry McKenzie, Rossmere 1935- R.J, Roi lh, Asslniboin I 983-Dan Hall dorson, Brandon 1966- Nlck Mlckoskl. Elmhurst 1984 - Dan Ha ll dorson , Brandon I 936- Kasmlr Zabowskl, Pine Ridge 1967- Terry MOre, Southwood 1985- Robble Phillips, I 937- Arlhu r Land , SI. Charles I 96S- Barry Chlpka, Rossmere 1938- Ka smir Za bowski , Pine Ridge Jackson's Pt " a nt. 1969- Ted Homonuik , Elmhurst 1939- Ka smlr Zabowskl , Pine Ridge 1986- Bob Panas lk , Windsor, a nt. 1970- Dav ld Kru clk , Elmhurst 1940- Arl Land , SI. Charle s MANITOBA AMATEUR 1971 - Ga ry Kullman , Rossmere 1941 - Allan Boes , Southwood 1972- Steve Bannatyne, Rossmore 1942- Gerha rd Kenn edy, SI. Charl es 1922- A,J, Wil son , Pine Ridge I 973- Gary Kullm an, Rossmere I 943- All an Boes, Sou thwood I 923- J,T, Cuthberl , Winnipeg I 974 - Steve Bannatyne, Rossmere I 944 - Allan Boes, Southwood 1924- F,F, Tribe, Norwood 1975- Jlm Doyle, Elmhurst 1945- Claude Sha ckell , SI. Sonl lace 1925- J,T, Cuthbort , Norwood 1976- Gary Kullman , Rossmere I 946- Joe Tac han, Elmhurst 1926-C, Ross Sommervill e, 1977- Ted Homenulk , Rossmero 1947- Harold Eidsvlg, Pine Rldgo London , anI. I 978- BIII Park er, Elmhurst 1948- Allan Boes, Southwood 1927- C,L. Hogman, NIakwa 1979- BI II Pa rker, Elmhurst 1949- Harold Eldsvl g, Pine RIdg o 1928- A,C. MacWilliam s, Elmhurst 1980- Cralg Dearden, Glendale ' 1950- R,J, R Ith , Asslnlbolne 1929- AA (Sandy) Weir , Nlakwa 1981- Dan Sc anlon, Breezy Bend 195 1- JO Ta chan , Elmhu rs t 1930- D.N. Arnott , As Inlbolne 1982- Bi ll Parker, Breezy Bend 1952 - Harold Eldsvlg, Nlakwa 1931- D,N, Arnott, Asslnlbolne 1983 - Pat Doyl e, Sa ndy Hook 1953 - Len Harvey, SI. Charles I 932- R.J . Reith , Ass lnlbolne 1984- Todd Fanning , Southwood 195 4- Len Harvey, Asslnlbolne I 933- R.J . Reith, Asslnlbolne 1985-Terry Hashimoto, SI. Charles 19S5 - Harold El dsvig , Nlakwa I 934- A.A. (Sandy) Wolr, 1986- Glen Hnatiuk, Pine Ridg e 1956- Ev Stuart , Duluth Winnipeg Beach MANITOBA SENIOR 1957- Joe Techan , Elmhurst I 935- R.J . Rellh, Asslnlbolne 1958- Georg e Knudson, Toronto 1936- R.J, Reith, Ass lnlbol n t 966- Jlm McKendry, Niakwa 1959- Ge org e Knud son, To ront o 1937- R.J, Reith , Ass lnlbol ne I 967- Fred Adams, SI. Boniface I 960- George Kn udson , Toronto 1938- Ern le Palmer, SO ulhwood 1965- Allan Boes, Southwood I 61- WIIr Homenulk, Glendale 1939- Ernle Palmer, Southwood 1969- Les Evans, Rossmere 19 2- Alv le Th ompson, To ronl o 1940- Howard Benn ett , Southwood t 970- BI II Plnnlge" Elmhurst 1963- Da yton Olson, Minneapolis 1941 - Allan Boes , Southwood 197 t- Jack Gardner, Pine Ridge I 964- Alvl e Thompson, Whltevale, a nI. 1942- Howard Benn ett , Southwood 1972- Harry Crit chl ey, Breezy Bend 1965 - Moe Norm an, Toront o 1943- All an Boes, Southwood 1973-Harry Crit chl ey, Breezy Bend 1966- Moe Norman, Toront o 1944 - All an Boes , Southwood I 974- Harry Crll chl ey, Breezy Bend 1967- Moe Norman, Toro nto 1945-Charlle Woods, Niakwa I 975- Harry Crit chl ey, Breezy Bend I 968- Alvle Thompson, Toronlo 1946- Harold Eldsvlg, Pin e Ridge 1976- Fred Ott o, SI. Charles 1969- Mlke Reasor, Californi a 1947- Harold EIdsvi g, Pin e Ridg e I 977- BIII Pidlaskl , Elmhurst 1970- Gary Pitchford , Toronto • I 948- Allan Boes, Southwood I 978- BIII Pidlaskl , ElmhurSI 197 1- John Elli ott , Jr ., Fl orida 1949-Mlke Pldl as kl , SI. Bonifa ce I 979- Har ry Crit chl ey, Southwood 1972- Wllf Homenulk , Winnipeg 1950-Mlke Pidlaskl, St. Bonllace I 980- Harry Crit chl ey, Southwood I 973- Gar Hamilton, Toronto 195 1- BII I BUdd , 51. Boniface 1981 - Smiley Meronek, SI. Charles 197 4- BIII Tape, KItchener, a nt , 1952 - Merv Moxley, Nlakwa I 982- Gord Lenton, Pine Ridge/Se lkirk 1975 - Ed Byman, Mex ico 1953 - Roy Kepre n, Elmhu rs t 1983- Nlck Mlckos kl , Elmhurst 1976- Rl chard Ehrmannt ra ut , SI. Paul 195 4- Jack Jacobs , Tux do 1984- Smiley Meronek, St. Charl es 1977 - Dan Halldorson, Douglas, Man, 1955- Rod McCulloch, Ass lnlboine 19S5- Barrle Sa nders, Ca rman 1978 - Dan Halldorson, Shll o, Man , 1956- Will Homenulk, Elmhurst I 986- Don McNeil l, Nlakwa

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MANITOBA JUNIOR 1942- Emll Beauchemin 1957 - Don Boes 1972- Craig Dearden, El mhurst 1943- Bill Brown 1958- Don A1ki nson 1973- Darrell McDonald, Nlakwa 1944 - Cam Miller 1959- Bob Dunbar, Nlakwa 1974 - BIII Parker, Nlakwa 1945- Bllly Roy 1960- Pe ler Ba ll, Southwood 1975- Darrell McDona ld , Nlakwa 1946- Don Gardner 1961 - Jerry Moore, Southwood 1976- Doug Howell, John Blumberg 1947 - Billy Roy 1962- Jerry Moore, Sou thwood 1977 - Petor Hayos, Rossmero 1948- Don Howe 1963- Jerr y Hamovlch, PI no Ridge 1978- Peter Hayes, Rossmere 1949- Don Gardner 1964- Te rry Moro, Sou thwood 1979- Todd Toplltskl, Plno Rldgo 1950-Ken Toland 1965- David Hill , Southwood 1980- Brian Baert, SI. Boniface 1951-Jlm Doyle 1966-Davld Hili, Southwood 1981- Marc Chamberland, Breezy Bend 1952-Tom McDouga ll 1967- Davld Hili, Southwood 1982- Craig Klnd rat , Selkirk 1953- Alan Pallerson 1968- M. Braovac, Thunder Bay • 1983- David White , Southwood 1954- George Knudson 1969- Mark Shushack, Thunder Bay 1984 - Todd Fanning, Southwood 1955- George Knudson 1970- Dan Halldorson, Brandon 1985- Todd Fanning, Southwood I 956-Don A1klnson 197 1- John Kropp, Nlakwa 19S6- ScOII Parker, Rossmoro

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Pine Ridge GolI Club clubhouse will be the scene of special activity rhls season as members and friends celebrare rh e 7Srh birthday of rhe club. Pine Ridge plans events to ma r. k 75th anniversary

By Rudy Schulz and Jack Gardner

The year was 1912 and a small group basic needs in makeshift shelters. obsolete and have boen removed and 01 Winnipeg professional and bu siness Only the hardy and dedicated golfers either res tored 10 grass or relocatod so lea ders were on th e lookout for a suit­ would survive such conditions, estab­ that their function served some uselul abl e piece of property upon which to lishing very ea rly a Pine Ridge tradition, purpose: to penalize a less than ade­ build a golf course. The rolling hills and very much alive today, which puts th e quate shot, or, to save a goller Ih In­ ridges of pin In the Birds Hill area at­ game and the cou rse somewhal ahead dignity of going out of bounds and giv­ tractod th em and It was there Ihat th ey of socializi ng and clubhouse activities. Ing Ihe skilled sand player a sporting acquired property and es tablished Pine It was not until t 923 th at a $4 ,000 cha nce 10 alone lor hlslher error. Ridge Golf Club Inc . clubhouse was orected, resembling a If Pine Ridge has a particular group The course was cons tructed with raw ranch-style bungalow with a su n porch which has given Ihe place beauty and manpower and horse-drawn equipment , on two sides. This design, featuring sun allractlveness It muSI be the tree plant­ chief of which was a slip bucket drawn and summer breezes, must have had ing commillee - Ihese are , and have by six to eight horses. great appeal because a new clubhou se been , members who spent, and stili The course was officially open for pul up In 1962 had a very similar sun spend, many hours planting pine tr ees, play in th e summer of 1914 . But , then porch around IwO si des, albell 0 1 much tending flower beds and erecting Mar­ the first World War Intervened and plans larger dimensions th an Ihe original. tin hou ses . to construct a clubhouse were put on After 75 years one would expect A group 0 1 members kr)Own affec­ hold until 1923. Before th e clubhouse changes to be made to the clubhouse lionalely as Ihe T.P.C. (Iree-planting appeared the members had to get by and Ihe gall course. This has certainly commillee) established a volunleer with a number of tents. been the ca se at Pine Ridge . Iradilion which has flourished lor One ca n hardly Imagine what it must The original course, designed by the decades and Is still gratelul'Y ap­ have been like to drive to the club with renowned gall course architect, Donald precialed by Ihe members. the cars of the era, over primitive roads, Ross, had a profusion 01 sand Iraps. Tltcombe's Corner on Ihe norlheast th en having to seek shelter and sa tisfy Some Of th ese bunkers have become Is just one ollhe many slructures, beau- 56 MANI TO BA GOLF ANNUAL 'S7 ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL PLANNING

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1912 -' : In This Our 75th Anniversary Year.

1987 I1IA\ 'Tine ~ie \¥ Golf Club a

Salutes The Manitoba Golf Association For Its Efforts In Promoting The Game

MANITOBA GO Ll- ANNUAL '87 57 Cath y Burto n, Harbour View Mer/ene Ne tt.rll./d, Pine Ridge Aileen Robertson, St. Charles MLGA Amateur Champion MLGA Senior Champion MLGA Junior Champion

Cathy Burton outstanding female golf performer in '86 , Cathy Burton 01 Harbour View was BurIan had rounds of 76 at Pine with 410 and Cochrane with 414 . Coch­ th e outstanding lemale perlormer In Ridge, 74 at John Blumberg and 82 In rane was unable to attend due to school Manitoba golf circles In 1986. the rain at SI. Charles lor a 54-hole commitments, so Barb Maslanka of Pine The 25-yeat-old golfer dominated the score 01 232 to win Ihe title. Li ndsay was Ridge took the fourth team berth . tocal competitions, made a good show­ next with 82-75-79- 236, followed by The provincial junior te am wa s led by ing In nationat ptay, was sel ected tor two Palahnluk with 84-78-77- 239 and Janet Robertson with 389 and She wa s Joined International events and was a flnallsl Cochrane 01 Sf. Charles with by Lauder with 425 and Rhonda Fleury In the voting lor both the Manitoba's 81 -79-82- 24 2. of Nlakwa wlih 444 . Robertson was Ihe runaway winner 01 Golfer of th e Year honors and the Ne tt erfield paced the trials for the the provincial junior ti tl e with sco res of Manitoba temale athlete 01 the year senior team wlih 413 and wa s Joined by 76-73-80- 229, a whopping 17 strokes award. Ford and Bag ley , both with 425 and ahead 01 Kim Braze r of Yorklon, Sa sk., Mary Snyder 01 Nlakwa with 44 5. Burton topped the City and Di strict who shot 80-85-81 - 246 . Anolher Sas­ championship with scores of 78 at Glen­ katchewan golfer, Traci Poole of Ester­ At the na tional amateur at Saskatoon, dale, 80 at Bel Acre s and 76 at Elmhurst hazy , was nexl wlih 249 and Ali ssa Burton carded rounds of 73-76-74-75 for lor a 54-hole score of 234, 10 shots Lauder of Thunder Bay was lourth wlih a 72-hole total 01 298 and placed sixth, only seven Shots behind Champion Marl- ah ead of her nea rest rivals. 252. Runner-up honors were shared by Merlene Nett erfleld 01 Pine Ridge , Iyn O'Connor of Calgary . Merl ene Netterlleld of Pine Ridge and captured her Ihl rd stra ight provincial Former Manitoba Golfer 01 the Year Lynda Palahnluk 01 Elmhurst , both with senior women's crown wllh 85-76-86- and provincial champion Gall Anderson, 244 . Barb Maslanka 01 Pine Ridge was 245, a 23-stroke lead over runners-up now playing ou t of Kelowna, RC., placed nex t with 246. . Marg Ford of Pine Falls and June Bagley fourth wlih 295. In the provincial amateur champion­ of Southwood, who finished at 257. Ford Junior champ Robertson tied lor 20th ship, Burton finished fou r shots ahead had 85-83-89 , Bagley shot 84-82-91 . with a 72-hole total of 306 , Pa lahnluk of runner-up Jo-Ann Lindsay of Fal con In the provincial team trials, Burton had 313 and Maslanka 319. Beach to win the tltla, but she wa s three was the easy leader for the amateur Burton and Anderson later were behind junior champion Aileen Robert­ team wi th a six-round total 01 336 . She Joined by Judy Medllcott of Calgary as son of SI. Charles In the three-day was joined on the team by Pa lahniuk a three-member team for International competlilon. with 397, Ali son McKlnna of SI. Charles ma tches In Au stralia and Burton and

58 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Anderson formed Canada's leam for malches al Call , Colombia, Ihis spring. In Inlerprovlnclal leam play, Ihe MANITOBA LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION Manilobans finished lied lor Ihlrd wl lh 1987 Executive Alberta at 457, only one slroke behind Onlarlo, whi le B.C. had a big load wilh President 439 . Lorraine MacLeod, Winnipeg Canoe Club Burlon pa ced Ihe Manlloba leam wllh Past President Secretery 76·73, Palahniuk had 78·74, Maslanko Ethel Calnek, Rossmere Shirley Wo lechuk, Klldonan 77·79 and McKi nna 87·84. The Manlloba leam claimed Ihe low Vice·Presldent Treasurer nel honors wilh a lotal of 43 5. one bel· Phyllis Bell, S1. Charles Isny Gallimore, Pine Ridge ler Ihan Brilish Columbia. Maslanko's nol scores were 71·73, Burton was COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS 71·74, Palahnluk 75·71 and McKlnna 79·76. Tournament · Jean Schultz, ElmhurSI AI the nalional Junior championship al North Ballielord. Sask., Roberison Assistants · Karen Bingham, Steinbach placed nlnlh wi lh rounds 0179·81 ·83 - June Bagley, Sou thwood 243 . Jackie Twamley 01Alberla look Ihe Rules · Ann e Leibl , Wlldewood honors wllh 227 . Assistants · Miriam Cook, Pine Ridge Lauder scored 85·84·89- 258, Fleury Gwon La xdal, S1. Charles shOI 86·94·84 - 264 and olher Mani· Handicap · Val Spence r, Breezy Bend lobans were Rhona Van Wynsberghe with 266, Shannon Bingham wilh 272, Course Rating · Jean Fa rwell , S1. Charles Robyn Nellerfleld wilh 276, Chrisline Assistant· Chris Heywood, Neepawa Power with 285 and Sheri Po leschuk Teams · Bonnie McFee tors, Sou th wood wllh 31 1. The Maniloba leam tied for fifth wl lil Junior Development .. Isabel Caron, Breezy Bond Ouebec with a total 01 329. Alberta won Assistant · Mary Powers, Pine Falls with 310 . Prizes · Ollie Konluck, Elmhu rst The senior women's na tiona l play Is Assistant . Rlva Levi, Glendale cove red in an article on national se nior competitions elsewhe re In thi s Issue .D

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This Directory 01 Manitoba golf courses, h s been compiled from a variety 01 sources, Including records from the Manllob Goll Association and Mani toba Ladlos' Golf Association, scorecards from some of the clubs, an earlier directory In th e IIrst edition of the Manitoba Golf Annual and the Mani toba Travel Services Guide pub­ lished by Trav I Manitoba. Care was taken to be as accurate as po ss ible, but there wa s some contlicting in­ formation Irom the various sources and thero may be some discrepancies. II thore are cha nges In yardage ligures or other Intormatlon, clubs are asked to submit Infor­ mation to th e Manitoba Golf Association ollico, 1700 Ellice Avenu e, Wlnnipog ,

Grall M ., M L No. of Sand V,rdl "R RA TI NG Q Q Town/C ity Club/Loca Uon Holu Or• • n. (Men',) W M W M • • ~S NOrHlurnu lr o Goll Club, 'A ml S 01 Arne!! 9 0 :11 00 37 36 - 68 ASHER N A!lhern Golf &. Country Club 0 a :1161 36 36 - - · BEAUSEJOUR Heause}Our Golt & Colmlry Club · l 11J ml. E 01 lown. N side Ilwy 44 9 G 2700 36 3> - BELMONl PI03s1;tnl Valley Goll Course 9 rnl S 01 HW\I . 23 on PR340 9 G 7630 36 - I3IN SCAA TH Blnsce rlh 0011 Cou rse, 2 blk S W of Hwy 16 , S 1:3 87 ---'.!... BlnTLL Birtlo River si de Goll Clut) 'It ml W 01 lown ollliwy 83 9 S 2 120 :1 1 - BOISSEVAIN Bol sSf;tvllln Goll Club 1 ml S 01 town on Hwv 10 9 G 2100 17 33 66 6' 5 · Community nftC reatlon &. Sports CunHa ,. G (l018 71 70 69 341h 51 & McDona ld Avo " 715 · Norlh HIli Inn 0011 Cour so , 10111 & Bruucrolll Drive G 10 15 32 au BRANOON - SunnySide 0011 & COuntry Club " 1 ml W 01 ci ty, RI Chmond AVlI 16 G 6:iBO /4 70 - · Glen Lea 0011 C I ~ jO " Apnro~ 6 mI E 01 Brandon on Bra8cr8111 Or r 18 0 !>645 66 665 · CARBERRY Sendhllls Gon IJ, COuntry Club 9 G 3281 37 ,. 73 CARMAN Cermen Go ll Club , WOS I Side of lown ,. G 5532 " 10 715 66 · ·

manitoba's renewable energy source '" 60 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Gr... M ., M L NO, 01 Sand Yard s .A. RATIN G G G Town/Clly Club/Location HOi" Gr•• n . IMen'.) W M W M A A CAR TWRIGIIT Carlwrlght Town & Country Goll Club 1'1, ml W on Hwy 3 9 G 2295 35 3S - - -DAUPHIN- Dauphin Gon & Country Club, t o ml E on Hwy 20 19 G 68"0 70 13 10 OelO(lllne Golf & CoUnTry Club · · t ml S, OJ ml r , Ihtm 2 ml S on Tullio Head Creek 9 a 2575 3' 33 63 OllORAINr •• · · HoUdey HUls Gon CourStt, III l(lk(l MoiluoshO 0 S 16'0 30 ELGIN Elgin Community Park & Goll Course 9 S 13" 5 30 29 - - ELKHORN Elkhorn Gatt & Counlry Club, Soulh side 01 lown 9 5 2530 3' 33 - - FUN FlON PhanTom Lake 001 1 Course, 1 ml S 01 town 0 G 2004 31 36 11 6/.5 • • Gil BrRT PLAINS Gllben Plains Country Club t hlk N 01 Hwy 5, 7 blks W 9 G .3 120 37 35 69 GI MLI Glmn 0011 & Country Cllll), 2 ml W on Hwy ~31 9 G .3136 3 • 39 " · · GLADSTONE Gladstone Gol! & Country Club, :<' ml S olf Ilwy 34 9 S 3180 39 3. ., Gi l NIlORO Glonboro Goll & Country Club, I'll ml N on Hwy 2 9 G 2954 36 3' 71 015 · GRAND IlrACH Boaches Golf Cou rse · · 1 'h ml N 01 Grand Beech corner on Ilwy 59 ,. G 6000 72 -- (iRrTNA Oakvlew Golf Club, I ml N on Hwy 30 And 't. ml W 9 G 3226 36 65 6. HAMIOTA Hamlote Coli Club, S F. 01 lown 0 G 2404 33 3:1 · · IIARTN[V Hartney Coli Course, I ml N on Hwy ?t 9 S 2301 33 31 IUCI A PROV PARK Hoele Island Goll Course, N end or tieclA IslAnd 16 G 6585 72 12 695 Kill ARNrV Killarney Lakeside Goll Club, 2 ml W 01 lown · · 9 G 2810 36 38 91 66" · I UNDAR LUndell Golf & Country Club, Jet Hwy 6'" PR.ng 9 G 3053 3. 38 ·• MllcGn! GOR MilCGIOgor Town & Counlry Galt Club N Side of lown 9 G 2907 36 79 61 MANITOU Manitou Town & Country Gall Club, $ 011 Hwy 3 9 G 2150 35 "3< 66 · · Mrt ITA Town:Wld Vallny Golf Coul se, Hwy 83 at Summll St 9 G 2975 37 35 · · MINIOIA Mlnlala 0011 Course, ';' ml S on Hwy 03, 'It ml r 9 S 1769 31 - - · MINNEOOSA Mlnnedosa Golf Course, l sI Avenue fl W 9 G 3~77 3. 36 • 9 6 • MOROrN Mlnnowasla Gel! & Cou~ Club, t ml S W or lown 9 G 3003 38 36 14 69 • · MonnlS RlvurvlUw Galt & CountlY Club · NE al town, 't. ml ol! Hwy 7~ 9 G 2890 J; •• 9, NEEPAWA Neopawa Golf & Country Club, '11 ml r 01 rown 9 G 32012 31 36 107 · · OAK LAKE QDk Lake Golf Club, 'I. ml at! Hwy I 9 S 1950 31 3 1 " · · ~ Galling II Hacla Pr ••lnclll '"rk moy not IOWI' yttII IC... , bul bllng II.ng Iho Iconic sh.,onne .1 lIki Wlnnlpag II cartlln I. mike VOU onJOv vour Dime Place Louis Riel m... . F.r o.on gllller anloymenl , vou cln bOOk IIIe course t.r v.ur club .r oftlco l.urnlmonl. All Suite Hotel 01 cOU''' , iI vou ',o ,oallv dolermlned 10 001 vour Icoro down V.u can sliV In Ih. Gull Harbour Rllorl or Iho park 'i campg,.und tor a taw dayl and laka lomo 10 1l0n l wllh goll pro Jim Mavor . Is Pl eased to Offer Spec ial o lf Tournament Rates During th 1987 Season.

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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 61 Gra .. M ., M L No. ot Sand Yard, PAR RATINQ 0 0 Town/City Club/Loc.llon Hoi •• Q,eenl (Mt n" , W M W M A A PILOT MOU ND Piiol Mound Town & Country Galt Club. '" ml l ollown 9 G 2920 38 36 10 - · PI NAWA Plnawa Coli Course. on WIIUi't Dr 9 G 2852 11 69 10 66 · · PINE FALLS Pine Fells Golt CluD, Edoe 01 lown 9 G 3001 36 35 10 66 · · PORTAGE LA Porlaoe Ie Prairie 0011 Course In IslAncI Park 9 G 3265 31 36 10 · PRAIRI[ Soulhport Golt al C. F B Portage 9 G 3G 35 7"1 5 RAPID CITV Val1ovvlow Golf Club, 1 blk aU Hwy 201 9 S 1705 32 28 · RESTON Re ston 0011 Coorse, W 01 lawn 9 S 2680 36 3' -., RIDING MOU NTAIN Elkhorn Gall Course at Elkhorn Ilesort 9 S 1500 30 30 - - r--:- - NATIONAl PARK Wesagamlng Gall Course, 2 ml E 01 WaSAgamlng 16 G 8270 76 12 13 6" W OIIOwl) · ·- nlVEnS Riverdale Gall & Country ChlO, 3'1t ml • G 3061 36 35 - - ROBLIN Roblin 0011 Course, t ml N . '/J ml l 9 G 286' 36 35 -- · ROLAND Roland Goll CluD Inc, VI ml W , ;1 ml N 9 G 2490 33 33 6' 62 · RQSSBURN ROliliman Lakealde 0011, :I ml N , 6 ml r on P~~fI G 2G o11 3' 3' - - · RU SS ELL Ru sse ll 0011 & Countrv Club, :) ml ( on IlwV 45 "9 G 3030 36 35 10 69 :- -- SANDV HOOK Sandy Hook Gall Course between Hwys 8 & g, 2 ml N 01 Winnipeg 8each I. G 6096 72- 71 09 · SANOY LAKE Sandy Ls,ke Gall & Country Club 9 G 2885 3G 3' - - SELKIRK Selkirk 0011 & Country Club, 100 SulMrlaf'ld Ave I. G 61d8 73 11 12 10 Camp Shilo Golf Club 6181 71 71 715 · · SHILO 16 0 6. · SHOAL LAKE Lakeside Coli Club , N W side 01 town 9 G 302. 35 36 10 · SOUAIS Souris & Glenwood Community 0011 Cour8e Iml $, 'lt rnl t olltlwy '}'} 9 G 3'<13 36 35 - 10 , $ T PI[mU R{tl R, ver Golf CourS!), 2 ml N 'I. Ill! W 0 G 2505 33 · STe ANN£: Col1 0nwOQd 0011 Course 5ml r 01 JCI ttwyS 18 I? 18 G !l700 1\ 1\ - .6 · STfINOAC tl Slulnbach Flyln ~Otl Clutl Off Hwy 12 N sldo of lown 18 Q tid~3 /3 n 71 60 SWAN RIVI R Swon Rlvt.u GOII COurSo, 3 IIlI W 0 11 Hwy I DA 9 G 30&3 36 38 695 fl. · · I(:UlON reulor1 Goll & Counlr v Club, ';' fl11 N on Hwv7 IB G 64{5 12 69 1\ · · TlU PAS HOlcrow LBkO Golf Courso " · · I ml W all Ct'lrr ol Rivor Ad 9 a 3026 3. 71 70 !HQMPSON Thompson GOII Club, 2 rnl N on Hwy 1Q.l 9 G 32 t 6 31 ":If fln · · " · ·

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62 MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '87 Gr ... M 0' M L No. of S.nd V.rda PAR RATING Q Q Town/City Club/Loc.l lon Hal•• Gr•• n . (Mon" 1 W M W M A A TAEHEANE Delahunt Gall & Cou ntrv Club, 2ml.Eon Hwy2 • G 3260 36 36 60 66,5 VICTORIA BEACH Vlotoria BO;lCh GoII Club 9 G 1941 29 - 54 · · VIRDE N Virdon Golf Club, '/J rnl. W at JCI Hwys . 1 & 83 9 G 3137 3. 36 70 695 · WASKAQA WSlskada Gol1 Club, In Wosksda P(u k 6 5 1560 -- · · WHITE51I EL.L Fo lcon Booch Gol! COurso I. G 7020 "72 "72 75 735 PROVI NCIAL PARK ralcon lake 6760 72 · · WINKLER Wink ler Cf;In tennlal Gall Course, W Sl (le 01 town 9 G 3017 37 36 71 69 • · WI NN IPEGOSIS Wlnnlpogosls Goll Club, S odgo along rail road Irack 9 G 17"3 30 - - WINNIP[O Asslnibolne GOlf Clvb Nos! Ayo & Mandovillo' SI (51 Jamos·Assn) 9 G 3131 3. 36 73 69 Sel Acres Golf & COun try Clvb 16 G 6482 73 72 72 71 · · 3 ml N at Perime ter on Sl\,J ro eon Rd. (Rosser) 6141 15 12 · · Breezy Bend Country Club I. 0 6272 13 12 15 12 lot 7, Roblin Blvd (Headl ngley) 6506 12 72 · · Chsrleswood Gall Clvb, 310 Haney SI. (Charleawood) 9 G 3034 3. 35 73 66 · Croscent DriYe Golf Course (Municipal) · 781 Crescent Drive (Fo rt Garrv) • G 1381 21 21 - ,. Elmhursl Ool! & Country Club 18 0 6354 71 "5 705 · 2VJ ml E 01 Hwy 59 on Gsryen Roa d 6454 " 765 72 · · Olendale Country Club I. 0 6194 70 1> 10 400 Avolsr AYe (SI James·Assn) 6435 " 71 · · HSlfOOlJr View Gol! Cowse (MuniCipal) 9 G 1240 27 27 44 '9 1867 Spring field Rd (North KlldOr1\in) ' 6 · · John Ijlumberg Gal! Course (Munic ipa l) 10 G 6050 73 71 705 69 4540 Por ta go Avo (W 01 Porimotor Hwy ) 6250 73 .5 70 · · 9 G 28 18 3' 61 Klldonan Park Goll COurso (MuniCipal) 2021 Main Slroo t (Wost Klldonan) 1B G 5491 69 69 6' · · Nlakwa Country Club • " 620 Nlakwa Roa d (SI. BonifaCe) I. 0 .296 " 72 73 705 · Pine Ridge Oolf & Cou nt ry Club 18 Q 630 1 76 12 74 'O · J ml W 0 1 Hwy 59 on GA l ven Ad 6511 765 72 · · ~ OS8mere GOI! /I" Country Club 16 0 6164 13 70 10 695 9?5 WAil 81 (Eos l Klldonon) 6200 735 70 · · I.

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