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City Council Item E1 for June 4, 2014 „..„ BRAMPTON &1 l Corporate Services Lpton.cu Flower City Council and Administrative Services Request for Delegation Attention: city Clerk's Office, City of Brampton 2 Wellington Street West, Brampton ON L6Y 4R2 Email: [email protected] www.brampton.ca Phone: (905) 874-2100 Fax: (905) 874-2119 Meeting: / City Council Planning, Design and Development Committee Committee of Council Other: Meeting Date Requested: June 4- 2014 Agenda Item (if applicable): Name of Individual(s): Ian Scott Position/Title: General Manager Organization/Person being Represented: Brampton Golf Club 7700 Kennedy Rd, Brampton, L6W 0a1 Full Address for Contact: Email/ Telephone No. 905 457 5700 Fax no. [email protected] We wish to advise City Council and Brampton citizens of an event we are hosting at Brampton Golf Club. It Subject Matter to is the Ontario Woman's Amateur Golf Champtionship to be held Monday, July 7 to Friday, July 11, 2014 inclusive. This is a Provincial Champtionship that has been conducted for 98 years- ours will be the 99th. I be Discussed will provide a media kit describing all details of the week/event. Is it possible to designate that week as "Amateur Golf Week in Brampton"? Action Requested Attach additional page if required Iam submitting a formal presentation to accompany my delegation: </ Yes No I will require the following audio-visual equipment/software for my presentation: Computer Notebook DVD Player PowerPoint / Other - please specify Media Guide (attached) Note: Delegates are requested to provide to the City Clerk's Office well in advance of the meeting date: (i) 30 copies of all background material and/or presentations for publication with the meeting agenda and/or distribution at the meeting, and (ii) for PowerPoint and other visual presentations, an electronic copy of the presentation (e.g., DVD, CD, .ppt file) to ensure compatibility with corporate equipment. Once the above information is received by the City Clerk's Office, you will be contacted by a Legislative Coordinator to confirm your placement on the appropriate agenda. Personal information on this form is collected under authority of the Municipal Act, SO 2001, c.25 and/or the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.13 and will be used in the preparation of the applicable council/committee agenda and will be attached to that agenda. Questions about the collection of personal information should be directed to the Deputy City Clerk, Council and Administrative Services, 2 Wellington Street West, Brampton, Ontario, L6Y 4R2, tel. 905-874-2115. ei-z > Brampton Golf Club Host Club for the 99th Investors Group Ontario Women's Amateur Championship MEDIA GUIDE Investors Group GOLF ASSOCIATION of ONTARIO Media Contact: Kieran Harris Communications Coordinator Brampton Golf Club 905.457.5700. X.225 [email protected] EI-3 Brampton Golf Club M\/^ 'Host for thee 2014 Golf Association ofOntario's Women's to^===^J!*' Amateur Chamnionshin"Championship" £&^Sg$lL Marlene Stewart Streit, 1921 O.C.. O.Ont World Golf Hall ofFame. Host Club Committee At A Glance 2004 HonoraryChairperson The picture below features Honorary Chairperson, Marlene Mayor Susan Fennel] Stewart Streit, 11-time Ontario Women's Amateur Honorary Patron Champion, receiving her crystal award during her 2004 Rick Dodds-Hebron induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame. Tournament Chairman Brenda Kenefick Vice Chairperson Jan Wilde Vice chairperson Committee Members Kieran Harris Bohdan Klufas Katelyn McMahon Susan Priest Mark Stafford .lean Tanaka Ron Wicks Emerson Mahoney BGC Ambassadors Brittany Marcliand Onl. Women's Amateur Champion - 2012 Duncan McGregor Club Captain Greg Allwortb Men's Captain Iva Zimmel & l.yn Savidge Ladies Co-Captains Alan Kerr & Mike Presutti Junior Convenors Bonnie & Galen Shaw Mixed Section Convenors Robert Dool Masters Section Bobby Breen GolfAmbassador 50+years Ian Scott General Manager 7700 Kennedy Road. Brampton, Ontario I.6VV 0A1 www.bramptongolf.com About Brampton Golf Club Founded in 1921, Brampton Golf Club was set along the rolling valley and floodplains of Etobicoke Creek. The original site, an intimate 9-hole course located south of Steeles Avenue and East of Highway 10, was charted by legendary architect, Stanley Thompson. As the game's popularity increased in the region, so too did Brampton's membership. It became apparent that the Club needed to expand to accommodate the growing demand in the community. So, in 1963, construction began on a new 18-hole course on an adjacent property immediately south of the original lands. Stanley Thompson had passed away just a few years before, so another architect of distinction, Clinton "Robbie" Robinson, was commissioned to design the champi onship course. "Robbie", as he was known, had apprenticed with Thompson for over a decade and was his closest disciple. He maintained many of Thompson's design principles in his vision for Brampton, and also incorporated Robert Trent Jones' "modern" design influences, aimed at developing courses which would be "tough but fair." Robinson became a conduit between classic and modern design, later mentoring Doug Carrick and Thomas McBroom as they rose to prominence as visionary architects. Long recognized for the great test of golf the course offers, Brampton has hosted several major amateur and professional competitions on its grounds, including: the 1969 Men's Ontario Amateur Championship; 1978, 79, '80, '81 and 1983 CPGA Senior Championships; 1984 Ontario Women's Amateur Championship; 1985 CPGA Championship; 1989 Canadian Tour Players Championship; and 2011 Ontario Men's Amateur Championship. The Club maintains a storied history of competitive acclaim, boasting many champion players in regional, provincial, national and international competitions. The myriad accolades of its players have secured for Brampton a verifiable reputation as a "players' club," and the moniker holds true to this day. jhjlft jte^ ,.* Brittany Marchand, BGC Member and Winner of the 2012 Ontario Women's Amateur Championship ei-5 THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO The Golf Association of Ontario (GAO) is the provincial sport organization for golf. Formed in 2001 following the amalgamation of the Ontario Ladies' Golf Association and the Ontario Golf Association, the merger combined the resources of both the OGA and the OLGA and their history of representing amateur golfers in Ontario for close to 80 years. In the early days of golf in Ontario, there were only a few small associations representing private clubs in the Toronto area that provided a service that was specific to golf championships. With the growth and development of the game, membership of the GAO now includes public, private and semi-private golf clubs. Our individual members belong to a golf club or have joined directly as a member of the GAO Public Player program. At the present time, the GAO represents over 450 member clubs and more than 100,000 individuals making it one of the largest amateur golf associations in the world. Initially the focus of the Association's service surrounded championship tournaments. However, the services provided by the GAO have grown substantially and the Association currently provides a wide range of programs that include: * Course and pace rating and course measurement of all member clubs. * Handicap Services through a provincial web-based network of clubs. * Sport Development, ranging from grassroots programs such as Mr. Knickers and Friends up to high performance athlete development as part of our Team Ontario program. * Educational and certification seminars on a range of subjects, including rules, course rating, scholarships, member services, and sport development. * Support for industry issues. * Scholarships for student athletes * Communications - through our web site, social media, electronic news, and Ontario Golf News magazine. The Golf Association of Ontario is affiliated Golf Canada in providing member services, carrying out national programs and promoting the growth of the game. The GAO also maintains important working relationships with a number of allied golf associations, including the Ontario Golf Course Superintendents Association, the PGA of Ontario and the Ontario chapters of the National Golf Course Owners Association. From rating courses and keeping the integral rules of the game intact, to growing the game at the grassroots level and getting the game of golf into our school systems, to keeping the Ontario golf community aware of all relevant issues and hosting the best amateur tournaments in Canada, the Golf Association of Ontario is a passionate group dedicated to making golf better for everyone in Ontario. We share a love and passion for golf, while preserving its past, fostering its future, and championing golf's best interests for everyone who enjoys the sport. ei-4> FACT SHEET 2014 Investors Group Ontario Women's Amateur Championship July 7-11, 2014 Brampton Golf Club, Brampton, Ontario Championship Information First played in 1904, the Investors Group Ontario Women's Amateur Championship is being contested for the 99th time in 2014. The event features the best female golfers from across Ontario in a 72-hole stroke play format, with the field cut to the low 54 golfers and ties after 36 holes. Past winners include 1968 LPGA Championship winner Sandra Post (1964), LPGA player Alena Sharp (1989), Team Canada members Jennifer Kirby (2009, 2010), Augusta James (2011), and 2012 champion Brittany Marchand (2012). World, Canadian and Ontario Golf Hall of Fame member Marlene Stewart Streit holds the record for the most titles with 11 ('51, '56, '57, '58, '68, '69, '70/72, '74, 76, and 77). Event Format 90 players with the lowest handicap factors (below a factor of 12) will play 36-holes (Tuesday and Wednesday) of stroke play to determine the low 54 players and ties for an additional 36 holes (Thursday and Friday) of stroke play. Trophy presentation will take place following play on Friday, July 11, 2014. Provincial Team Representation at the Canadian Women's Amateur Championship The Investors Group Ontario Women's Amateur Championship serves as a qualifier for the Canadian Women's Amateur Championship.
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