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Brooks Koepka is the first back-to-back winner of the US Open since 1988-89 when Curtis Strange was able to pull off the rare double. However, the 2018 US Open may not be remembered for Koepka’s impressive performance but rather the side show that became Shinnecock Hills which included Phil Mickelson putting a moving ball and an impossible…
2017 US Open – Canadian’s Hadwin and Conners
Canada has a handful of talented golfers competing at a very high level on the PGA Tour on a week to week basis. However, only two Canadians were able to qualify for this weeks U.S Open at Erin Hills. Adam Hadwin has had an amazing run this year which includes shooting a 59 and capturing…
Glen Abbey receives heritage site designation
The town of Oakville council unanimously voted to make Glen Abbey golf course a heritage site late Monday night. According to the Toronto Star: In 2015, ClubLink Corp. proposed a plan to build 3,222 residential units and 122,000 square feet of commercial space on the site, leaving 124 acres for public green space. The latest vote…
Hideki Matsuyama in search of first major
Hideki Matsuyama enters the 2017 PGA Championship as the hottest player on the PGA Tour. Matsuyama absolutely torched the field last week at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational after firing a course record 61 on Sunday which earned him a five shot victory over Zach Johnson. The 25 year-old already has five wins under his belt…
Canadians well positioned at the Greenbrier Classic
After three rounds of play at The Greenbrier Classic in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia the Canadian contingent is in excellent position heading into the final round on Sunday. Sebastian Munoz is the leader at 14-under par while Canadian Nick Taylor sits in the top 10 at 8-under par with David Hearn not far behind…
Golf Canada Names Laurence Applebaum CEO
Golf Canada named it’s new CEO Laurence Applebaum. Bob Weeks from Golf Talk Canada on TSN had the chance to interview Applebaum.