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2017 Future Links National Order of Merit - Boys

Canada's National Junior Boys Golf Ranking System

(See below for important criteria explaining the calculation of points, eligiblity and other changes related to the Order of Merit)

TOURNAMENT LISTING OF COUNTING EVENTS

  • Event Name
  • Venue
  • City
  • Province
  • Event Dates
  • Starting Point Value

GOLF CANADA

2017 Canadian Junior Boys Championship
2017 Canadian Men's Amateur Championship
2017 Canada Summer Games
Cataraqui Golf & Country Club The Toronto GC & Islington G&CC Southwood Golf & Country Club
Kingston Toronto
ON ON MB
July 30 - August 3 August 7-10

6000 8000 5000

  • Winnipeg
  • August 6-11

FUTURE LINKS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Future Links Pacific Championship Future Links Ontario Championship Future Links Quebec Championship Future Links Prairie Championship Future Links Western Championship Future Links Atlantic Championship
Chilliwack Golf Club Brockville Country Club Club de golf Milby
Chilliwack Brockville Sherbrooke Estevan
BC ON QC SK BC NS
May 11-14 May 25-28 June 1-4

4000 4000 3000 3000 3000 3000

TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club Fernie Golf & Country Club Clare Golf & Country Club
July 3-6

  • Fernie
  • July 10-13

  • July 17-20
  • Church Point

BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLF

  • BC Junior Boys Championship
  • Squamish Valley Golf Club

Morgan Creek Golf Course
Squamish Surrey
BC BC
July 4-7

3000 6000

  • BC Men's Amateur Championship
  • July 18-21

ALBERTA GOLF

PGA of Alberta Junior Masters Alberta Junior Boys Championship Alberta Men's Amateur Championship
Wolf Creek Golf Club Coal Creek Golf Resort Ponoka Golf Club
Ponoka Ryley
AB AB AB
May 25-26 July 4-7

2000 3000 5000

  • Ponoka
  • July 18-21

GOLF SASKATCHEWAN

Saskatchewan Junior Boys Championship Saskatchewan Men's Amateur Championship
TBD TBD
TBD TBD
SK SK
July July

2000 3000

GOLF MANITOBA

Manitoba Men's Match Play Championship Manitoba Junior Boys Championship Manitoba Men's Amateur Championship

  • TBD
  • TBD
  • MB

MB MB
June 3-10 July 10-13 July 17-20

2000 2000 3000

Selkirk G&CC / Elmhurst G&CC Rossmere Country Club

GOLF ONTARIO

Winnipeg Winnipeg

Ontario Junior Boys Spring Classic Ontario Junior Boys Championship
Wooden Sticks Golf Club The Rock Golf Club
Uxbridge Minett
ON ON ON ON
May 20-22 July 4-7

2000 3000 6000 2000

Ontario Men's Amateur Championship Ontario Junior Boys Match Play Championship

  • Ambassador Golf Club
  • Windsor

Thornton
July 11-14

  • July 25-28
  • Tangle Creek Golf & Country Club

GOLF QUEBEC

Beauceville Golf Club Eagle Creek Golf Club Mount Bruno Golf Club Chateau Bromont
Quebec Junior Boys Championship Quebec Men's Amateur Championship Quebec Junior Boys Match Play Championship
Graham Cooke Invitational
Beauceville Dunrobin
QC ON QC QC
July 16-20 July 24-27

3000 5000 2000 1000

Saint Bruno Bromont
August 21-23 August 19-20

NEW BRUNSWICK

East Coast Junior Championship NB Junior Boys Championship NB Men's Amateur Championship
Golf Bouctouche Inc. Gage Golf & Curling Club
TBD
Bouctouche Oromocto TBD
NB NB NB
June 27-28 July 4-6

1000 2000 3000

July 13-16

NOVA SCOTIA

NSGA Men's Amateur Championship NSGA Junior Boys Championship
Oakfield Country Club Ken-Wo Country Club

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

  • Enfield
  • NS

NS
July 6-9

3000 2000

  • New Minas
  • July 10-13

  • PEI Junior Boys Championship
  • TBD

TBD
TBD TBD
PEI PEI
July July

1000 2000

PEI Men's Amateur Championship

NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR

  • Grande Meadows Golf Club Frenchman's Cove
  • GNL Junior Boys Championship

GNL Men's Amateur Championship Gatorade Junior Masters Championship Telytour Junior Boys Championship
NL NL NL NL
July 2-5 July 9-12 Aug-22

1000 2000 1000 1000

Bally Haly Country Club Clovelly Golf Club
St. John's St. John's

  • Terra Nova Golf Resort
  • Port Blandford
  • Aug-28

UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION (USGA)

USGA Junior Boys Championship (Match Play only) USGA Junior Boys Championship - Regional Qualifying USGA Men's Amateur Championship (Match Play only) USGA Men's Amateur Championship - Regional Qualifying
USGA Men's Open Championship (PGA Tour) - Regionional Qualifying
Flint Hills National Golf Club
Various
Andover Various
Kansas Various California Various Various
July 17-22 Various

8000 2000 9000 3000 4000

Riviera Country Club
Various
Pacific Palisades
Various
August 14-20 Various

  • Various
  • Various
  • Various

AMERICAN JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION (AJGA)

AJGA Invitational Events ( I ) AJGA Open Events ( O )
Various Various Various TBA
Various Various Various TBA
Various Various Various ON
Various Various

6000 2000 1000 2000

AJGA Pre-Season Events ( P ) AJGA / CJGA Junior Championship
Various August 7-10

CANADIAN JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION (CJGA)

  • Canadian International Junior Challenge (2016)
  • Wildfire Golf Club

Innisbrook Golf Resort Northview Golf & Country Club
University Golf Club
Douro-Dummer Palm Harbour Surrey
ON Florida BC
September 11-14 December 28-30 March 15-17 April 1-2

500 1000 1000 500

CJGA World Junior Challenge (2016)
CJGA Western Canadian Junior Championship

  • CJGA BC Junior Open
  • Vancouver

Saskatoon Shubenacadie Hawkesbury Cavendish Pugwash
BC

  • CJGA Junior at TBA
  • TBA
  • SK
  • May 13-14

500

  • CJGA Junior at Penn Hills
  • The Links of Penn Hills

Hawkesbury Golf & Curling Club
Eagles Glenn

  • NS
  • May 13-14

500

  • CJGA Quebec Junior Open
  • ON

PEI NS
May 13-14

500

  • CJGA Atlantic Spring Classic
  • May 20-22

1000 500

CJGA Junior at Northumberland Manitoba Optimist Junior Open Big Chief Beef Jerky Alberta Junior
CJGA Eastern Canadian Junior Championship
CJGA Junior at Oakfield
Northumberland Links Golf Club
Larters at St. Andrews Inglewood Golf & Curling Club Eagle Ridge Golf Club Oakfield Golf & Country Club Green Hills Golf Club
June 3-4
St. Andrews Calgary
MB AB
June 10-11 June 17-18 August 7-9 August 14-15 August 22-25

500 500

Georgetown Halifax
ON NS

1000 500

  • CJGA Mizuno National Junior Golf Championship
  • London
  • ON

1000

TOURNAMENT LISTING OF COUNTING EVENTS cont.

  • Event Name
  • Venue

MAPLE LEAF JUNIOR TOUR (MJT)

Hunters Pointe Golf Course Welland

  • City
  • Province
  • Event Dates
  • Starting Point Value

MJT - International Team Challenge (2016) MJT - Boston Pizza National Championship (2016)
MJT - BC Season Opener
ON Arizona BC
September 23-25 November 11-13 March 18-20 April 28-30 May 6-7

1000 1000 1000 500

The Legacy Golf Club University Golf Club
Phoenix Coquitlam Cambridge Lethbridge Carman Chester

  • MJT - Spring Invitational
  • Whistle Bear Golf Club

Paradise Canyon Golf Resort
Carman Golf Club
ON

  • AB
  • MJT - AB Season Opener

500

  • MJT - MB Season Opener
  • MB

NS
May 6-7

500

MJT - NSGA POY Series @ Chester MJT - Golf Sask OOM Series

  • Chester Golf Club
  • May 27-28

500

Lloydminster Golf & Country Club
Ken-Wo Country Club
Lloydminster Wolfville London

  • SK
  • June 3-4

500

MJT - NSGA POY Series @ Ken-Wo MJT - PGA of Ontario Junior Championship MJT - Golf NB POY Series @ Fox Creek
MJT - Odlum Brown Classic / PGA of BC Junior Championship
MJT - International Players Championship at Fairmont
MJT - Atlantic Canada Tour Championship MJT - Golf Sask OOM Championship MJT - PGA of Manitoba Junior Championship

  • NS
  • June 10-11

July 1-2

500

Forest City National Golf Club
Fox Creek Golf Club
ON NB

500

  • Dieppe
  • Jul 22-23

500

Northview Golf & Country Club Jasper Park Lodge Park Golf Club
Fox Harb'r Resort

  • Surrey
  • BC
  • August 8-10

August 14-16 August 25-27 August 27-28 August 28-29

500

  • Jasper
  • AB

1000 1000 500

Wallace Warman Winnipeg
NS

  • The Legends GC
  • SK

  • Bel Acres Golf & Country Club
  • MB

500
OTHER JUNIOR EVENTS

Duke of York Young Champions Trophy (2016) Doral-Publix Junior Golf Classic (2016) Junior Orange Bowl Championship (2016)
Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Scottie Robertson Memorial Tournament
Toyota Junior Boys World Cup
Royal Birkdale Golf Club Trump National Doral Biltmore Golf Club
Southport Miami
England Florida
September 13-15 December 20-23 December 27-30 April 18-22

4000 2000 4000 6000 4000 7000 4000 2000 2000 4000 4000 2000 4000 2000 7000 7000

Coral Gables Graniteville Raonoke Aichi-Ken Park Ridge Hudson
Florida
Sage Valley Golf Club Raonoke Country Club Chukyo Golf Club
South Carolina

  • Virginia
  • May 19-21

  • Japan
  • June 11-16

Western Junior Boys Championship
Hudson Junior Invitational
Park Ridge Country Club The Country Club of Hudson East Aurora Country Club
Pinehurst Resort

  • Illinois
  • June 19-22

  • Ohio
  • June 26-29

International Junior Masters (Match Play only)
North & South Junior Championship IMG Academy Junior World Championship
Junior Americas Cup
East Aurora Pinehurst La Jolla
New York North Carolina California Washington Missouri
June 26-30 July 3-5

  • Torrey Pines South
  • July 10-14

  • The Home Course
  • Dupont
  • July 23-27

  • Junior PGA Championship
  • The Country Club of St. Albans

Pittsburgh Field Club
St. Louis Pittsburgh Nairn
July 31 - August 3

  • August 7-8
  • Williamson Cup
  • Pennsylvania

  • Scotland
  • British Boys Amateur Championship

Youth Olympic Games (2018 - Argentina)
The Nairn and Nairn Dunbar

Not being played in 2017

August 15-20

OTHER AMATEUR EVENTS

World Amateur (2018 - Ireland) Sunnehanna Amateur Championship
Glencoe Invitational

Not being played in 2017

Sunnehanna Country Club Glencoe Country Club

9000 8000 5000 9000 7000 8000 8000 8000

Johnstown Calgary
Pennsylvania Alberta
June 13-17 June 15-17
British Men's Amateur Championship North & South Amateur Championship
The Porter Cup
Royal St. George's and Prince's
Pinehurst Resort

  • Kent
  • England
  • June 19-24

  • Pinehurst
  • North Carolina

New York Washington Illinois
June 26-30
Niagara Falls Golf & Country Club
Chambers Bay Golf Club Skokie Country Club
Niagara Falls University Place Glencoe
July 19-22
Pacific Coast Amateur Championship Western Amateur Championship
July 24-28 July 31 - August 5

PROFESSIONAL EVENTS

  • Olympic Games (2020)
  • TBD

TBD
TBD TBD
Japan TBD
August August

10000 7000

Pan American Games (2019)
PGA Tour Events Web.com Tour Events
Various Various Various
Various Various Various
Various Various Various
Various Various Various

10000 9000 8000

Mackenzie Tour - PGA Tour Canada Events

ELIGIBILTY & GENERAL NOTES

Eligiblity:

Players under the age of 19 as of August 1, 2017 will be eligible for the National Junior Boys Order of Merit.

1)
General Notes:
1)

A maximum of eight (8) tournaments from the period from September 1, 2016 to August 31, 2017 will count for points on the National Junior Boys Order of Merit.

2) A player may play in more than eight (8) events on the tournament listing but only the best eight (8) events will count for points.

3) If two or more players tie for a position,other than first, points will be shared. For example, two players tieing for 2nd will share 2nd and 3rd place points.

4) If an event has a cut in the field to a number of players less than the number of places on the point grid, points will only be awarded to players in the final standings. Eg. Cut to low 40 & ties - then only those players earn points.

5) There is no longer a restriction on the number of CJGA and MJT events that count for points towards the National Junior Boys Order of Merit. Restrictions on the number of players in these events for points to count has also been removed.

6) There is no longer a restriction on the number of AJGA events that count for points towards the National Junior Boys Order of Merit. 7) New multi-tiered point grids have been created and will be used to award points based on the starting value of the event and the number of participants in the field. Points are now tied to field size and can now accommodate and adjust to changes in field size.

8) Sanctioned events and their relative weighting will be reviewed annually based on the number of participants and strength of field.

9) Qualifying points (eg. for USGA Events) will be awarded only to those players that earn a spot in the field through a regional qualifying event. Qualifying points will not be awarded to players who receive an exemption (of any kind) into a tournament.

10) The committee may add / delete events or edit the starting point values to the above tournament listing based on strength and depth of field that may come to their attention throughout the 2017 golf season.

11) If you notice any duplicate profiles, corrections or ommissions that need to be made to your OOM point total, please contact Golf Canada at 1.800.263.0009 x204 or [email protected]. Please note that the OOM ranking will be considered final two weeks after the August 31st, 2017 deadline for counting events. Any corrections (regardless of fault) will not be made after September 15th, 2017.

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    EXTRA ENDS OCTOBER 2016 Extra Ends October 2016 BOWLS CANADA BOULINGRIN 2016 Season Features Strong Performances 2016 has been a packed summer for Bowls Canada with six enthralling National Championships, victory at the North American Challenge and national team preparations for international events. 2016 Canadian Champions The 2016 Canadian Championships at the Commonwealth Lawn Bowling Club in Edmonton, AB. Ontario West won the coveted Cy English Trophy - awarded to the men’s team with the most match points in round robin play. Men's Triples Champions: Steve Men's Fours Champions: Steve Ogden, Terry O'Neil and Steve McKerihan, Dave Anderson, Jeff Men's Pairs Champions: Michael Bezanson (NS) Harding and Fred Wallbank (ON- and Johnathan Pituley (SK) E) EXTRA ENDS OCTOBER 2016 2 Ontario East team won the Lady Alexander Trophy - awarded to the women’s team with the most points in round robin play. Women's Pairs Champions: Gigi Women's Triples Champions: Women's Fours Champions: Chan and Vivien Chan (BC) Elaine Jones, Betty Van Elizabeth Cormack, Laila Hassan, Walleghem and Sandra Gloria Cheung and Helena Ho (ON-E) Mulholland (MB) (ON-E) Bowls Canada Boulingrin caught up with Patrick Desranleau from Quebec, to discuss his experience at the 2016 Canadian Championships. 1. Quebec did not field a full team this year, did you feel outnumbered in compared to other provinces? Yes, we were a small group, but it is often a question of budget when it is out West, lots of people decline unfortunately. 2. How did the greens compare to what you are used to back home? The greens were fantastic! So fast compared to what we are used to in Montréal, and they were in excellent condition.
  • Completed Golf Course Projects

    Completed Golf Course Projects

    COMPLETED GOLF COURSE PROJECTS SINCE 1958 FACILITY LOCATIONS Midwest Southwest 13941 S. Van Dyke Road 600 North 195th Avenue Plainfield, Illinois 60544 Buckeye, Arizona 85326 815/436-8400 623/853-9100 FAX 815/436-8404 FAX 623/853-0217 Name and Location Golf Course No. of Year of Golf Course Name of Owner Type Architect Holes Completed ALABAMA: Capstone Club Capstone Club LLCPublic Hanse Golf Course Design, Inc. 18 2000 Brookwood, Alabama Huntsville Municipal Golf Course City of HuntsvilleMunicipal Denis Griffiths & Associates, Inc. 18 1986 Huntsville, Alabama Lagoon Park Golf Course City of MontgomeryPublic Charles M. Graves/Goodwyn & Mills 18 1977 Montgomery, Alabama Musgrove Country Club Musgrove Country ClubPrivate Jerry Pate Golf Design 18 * 1992 Jasper, Alabama University of Alabama Crimson Tide FoundationPublic Jerry Pate Golf Design PF+ 2009 Tuscaloosa, Alabama ALASKA: Moose Run Golf Club U.S. ArmyDaily Fee Nelson & Haworth, G.C.A. 18 1998 Anchorage, Alaska ARIZONA: Alta Mesa Country Club Estes Homes Joint Venture PartnersPrivate Richard M. Phelps, Ltd. 18 1984 Mesa, Arizona Arizona National Golf Club The Raven Golf GroupDaily Fee Robert Trent Jones II 18 1995 Tucson, Arizona Arizona Traditions Golf Club Carefree Partners, LLCDaily Fee Dick Bailey Design, Inc. 18 1996 Surprise, Arizona Boulders Resort, The Carefree, Arizona South Course Boulders Joint VenturesResort Jay Morrish & Associates, Ltd. 9 1991 North Course Boulders Joint VenturesResort Jay Morrish & Associates, Ltd. 18 1983 South Course Boulders Joint VenturesResort Jay