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GOLF MANITOBA NEWS PGA of Manitoba Tournament Schedule Serving Manitoba and North West Ontario 12 & 13 JOSH WYTINCK & AArON COCKerIll CO-GOlFerS OF THe YeAr 20 2013 PArADe OF CHAMPIONS 44 2013 SCOreBOArDS 2014 EDITION MANITOBA GOLFER 2014 EDITION 1 Strong outSide. timeleSS inSide. Paramount’s Clad Wood windows combine the easily-maintained durability of aluminum with the classic appeal of wood, keeping your windows strong against the extremes of Manitoban weather outside while maintaining the timeless quality of all-wood craftsmanship inside. Strong and timeless. that’s Paramount. to learn about Paramount’s metal Clad Wood windows, as well as our PVC, composite, and all wood windows, visit our website: www.paramountwindows.com. F e At u r e S • Seven standard colours (custom colours available) • Custom grill options (between the glass, wood removable or simulated divided lights) • Three interior hardware colours Seeing You thRough it All. thAt’S PARAMount. 105 P anet Road, W innipeg, Manitoba, Canada R2J 0S1 Ph: (204) 233-4966 Email: [email protected] 2 MANITOBA GOLFER 2014 EDITION paramountwindows.com CONTENTS GENERAL INTEREST PGA OF MANITOBA NEWS From the Editors Chair.................................................................4-5 PGA Tour Canada .............................................................................37 Elmhurst’s 100th ...............................................................................32 2014 PGA Tour Canada Schedule ..............................................37 University Championships ........................................................... 33 Andrew Steep Named PGA of Manitoba Golf Professional Advertisers Index ............................................................................ 54 and Player of the Year .............................................................38-39 PGA of Manitoba Briefs ................................................................40 GOLF MANITOBA NEWS PGA of Manitoba Tournament Schedule ................................. 41 Player of the Year ............................................................................ 42 Meet the Board of Directors ..........................................................6 PGA Board of Directors ................................................................44 Meet the Staff ......................................................................................7 Executive Director’s Report ...........................................................8 THE STATISTICAL STORIES Director of Player Development’s Report .................................9 2013 Scholarships ............................................................................ 10 2013 Scoreboard.......................................................................44-49 Josh Wytinck Named Co-Golfer of the Year ..........................12 Aaron Cockerill Named Co-Golfer of the Year...................... 13 GOLF COURSE DIRECTORY 50-53 Golfer of the Year for Golf Manitoba ........................................ 14 Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame ....................................................16-18 Greater Winnipeg Region ............................................................50 Where in the World is Derek Ingram? ...................................... 19 Westman, Parkland and Norman Regions ...............................51 2014 Golf Manitoba Tournament Schedule ............................ 31 Eastman and Central Regions .....................................................52 Interlake and North West Ontario Regions ........................... 53 PARADE OF CHAMPIONS Derek East Claims Men’s Amateur Honours ......................... 20 Bri-ann Tokariwski Claims Women’s Amateur Honours .....21 Dana Todd Claims Women’s Junior Honours ........................22 Travis Fredborg Claims Men’s Junior Honours .....................23 Rhonda Orr Claims Women’s Senior Honours ..................... 24 Garth Collings Claims Men’s Senior Honours ........................25 Ben Bandura Claims Mid-Amateur Honours ......................... 26 is the official annual publication of Bri-Ann Tokariwski Claims Women’s Match Play Honours 27 Aaron Cockerill Claims Men’s Match Play Honours .............27 GOLF MANITOBA Mindy Lichtman Claims Women’s City and District ........... 28 #420 - 145 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, MB Other Champions and Teams .............................................. 29-30 Publisher — Dale Hughesman GOLF SUPERINTENDENTS NEWS Editor — Kirk Penton Published by MGSA Industry Article................................................................... 34 MGSA Column from President ................................................... 35 Esdale Publishing MGSA Super of the Year ............................................................... 35 Printed by ESDALE PRINTING COMPANY LTD. 207 DeBaets Street, Winnipeg, MB R2J 4A8 Telephone: (204) 957-4900 MANITOBA GOLFER 2014 EDITION 3 FROM THE EDITOR’S CHAIR First off, congratulations for surviving that Manitoba winter. Hopefully you spent some of it where the grass was green and sun was shining, allowing you to sneak in a round or two. Secondly, welcome to the new-look Mani- UP AT CLEAR LAKE! toba Golfer. The magazine started by re- nowned Manitoba golf writer Ralph Bagley has experienced a makeover, all in an at- tempt to bring you the best stories about the provincial golf scene using a more con- temporary look. We hope you like it. • 18 beautiful, well-manicured golf holes minutes from Clear Lake. • The area’s only driving range/practice facility with grass tees, a This year is a big one on the local golf putting green, a chipping area complete with a sand bunker to hone scene, the most notable story being Elm- your skills. hurst Golf and Country Club’s hosting of • CPGA golf instruction available. the Canadian Men’s Amateur Champion- • 18 beautiful, well-manicured golf holes minutes from Clear Lake. ship in early August. Making it even more • Green fees,• The annualarea’s only memberships, driving range/practice or groups facility withof any grass size tees, are a putting welcome. Call 204-848-2382green, a chipping and area one complete of our with staff a sand will bunker be happy to hone to your help. skills. special for the folks there is the fact that • CPGA golf instruction available. Elmhurst is celebrating its centennial. It • Don’t have• Green 4 hours fees, annual to play memberships, 18 holes? or Call groups the of shop any size for are our welcome. 10-hole rate. doesn’t get much bigger or better than Call 204-848-2382 and one of our staff will be happy to help. • Don’t have 4 hours to play 18 holes? Call the shop for our 10-hole rate. that. That won’t be the only national tourna- ment held in Manitoba in 2014, as Golf Call 204-848-2382Call 204-848-2382 for more for more information information or book online at www.golfpoplarridge.com Canada’s Canadian University/College or book online at www.golfpoplarridge.com Championships are coming to Southwood Leech Printing 228592 Continued on Page 5 4 MANITOBA GOLFER 2014 EDITION Golf and Country Club in early June. Some of the nation’s top young male and female players will be in town for a week, putting their spectacular games on display. South- wood, by the way, is also co-hosting the Canadian Men’s Amateur with Elmhurst. Those are just a couple of the many stories in this year’s issue we hope you will enjoy. And if you have any ideas about anything you’d like to see in the magazine going forward, please send me an e-mail at kirk- [email protected]. Thanks to Dave Comaskey, Garth Good- brandson and Carol Muzychka at Golf Manitoba for all their help, and kudos to Dale Hughesman, Gary Michalick and the rest of the fine folks at Esdale Printing for publishing this year’s magazine. Please check out the ads and patronize the ad- vertisers who are playing their parts in supporting Manitoba golf. Thanks for picking up a copy, enjoy the season, and keep it in the fairway. Kirk Independently Owned and Operated Independently Owned and Operated 20+ Year Top Producer 3-1919 Henderson Hwy. Lifetime Winnipeg, Manitoba R2G 1P4 Achievement Lifetime Award Achievement Award Bus: (204) 228-5903 Fax: (204) 663-6445 Toll Free: 1-800-387-3337 Hall Hall MEMBER OF of of Email: [email protected] Fame CHAIRMAN’S Fame CLUB Website: www.astrope.com MANITOBA GOLFER 2014 EDITION 5 Board of Directors PRESIDENT Directors Kevin O’Donovan Bob Fallis Breezy Bend C C Pine Ridge G C Jim Gosman PRESIDENT ELECT Southwood G & C C TBD Barry Hooke Treasurer Portage G C Vince Mariani Elmhurst G & C C Michelle Lee St. Charles C C VICE PRESIDENT Wayne Leslie Tammy Gibson St. Charles C C Maplewood G C Matty Leung Past PRESIDENT Blumberg Birdie Girls Rob MacDonald Elmhurst G & C C Ken Warwick Niakwa C C GOLF canada provincial council GOLF Canada Provincial CHAIR AND BOARD MEMBER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Rob MacDonald Kevin O’Donovan Elmhurst G & C C Breezy Bend C C (L - R) Front Row: Vince Mariani, Tammy Gibson, Kevin O’ Donovan, Rob MacDonald, Bob Fallis Back Row: Matty Leung, Wayne Leslie, Ken Warwick, Michelle Lee, Barry Hooke, Jim Gosman 6 MANITOBA GOLFER 2014 EDITION Staff ExECUTIVE Director Dave Comaskey Director OF Administration John Lamarche Director OF COMPETITIONS Lisa Andersen Director OF Player Development Garth Goodbrandson OFFICE Administrator offices are located at Carol Muzychka #420 - 145 Pacific Avenue TOURNAMENT ADMINISTRATOR Winnipeg, MB R3B 2Z6 Lorne How Telephone: 204-925-5730 TOURNAMENT ADMINISTRATOR Fax: 204-925-5731 Gord Hudson email at: [email protected] Administrative INTERN Check the website
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