1989 - Golf Manitoba

Maybe you're
playing clubs that are
part of a game
improvement fad.
Maybe you want
someliling better.
1200 Gear Effect.
Still the most accurate clubs money can buy.
It's been proven year after year, in tests against every game improvement iron
that's hit the market. Ping, Spalding, Ram, MaCGregor. You name it, Gear Effect Is the
most accurate of them all.
The reason isn't just perimeter weighting, which Is common to all cavity-backed
irons, but how the weight is distributed.
The Gear Effect shifts the bulk of its weight well behind the clubface, moving the
center of
the rear and creatin!l the largest sweet
features a wide radiUSsole [or better
lOft OUI 01 n~ mll.s . And, unlike othercast clubs, it's Ilffered
.J '
shl!ftjlexes and complete custom
as closelY as possible toyour
go!!swil18.
unequalled accuracy and "forgiveness."
----1 Which simply means you'll play better with 1200 Gear Effect
than any other club.
So forget about the latest fad. If you want clubs
designed ana proven to Improve your game, get the most
forgiving clubs of all.
Wllson 1200 Gear Effect. Available with matching Celebrating
years as
System 4S' metal woods. Try a demo set at your pro shop.
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Contents
TALK TO A QUALIFI ED GO LF
PROFESSIONAL TODA Y.
I· E \ It RES
The MGA - servi ng gulfers provin iall y and nalionllll y ... .. .............. .. .. ...... .. .. ..... 6
Vo lunleers keep M G A flillclioning ...................... .... .. .. ..... ........... ........ .. .. ............. 13
K eeping up wilh rul e changes ............ ................ ... .. .... ....... ..... ........................ ... ... 16
Knud son lenvcs legacy of grea tn ess .... .. ... ,...... ........... ........ .. .. .. .. ,.. ......... .. ...... .. .... 19
Foundalion helps young go lfers 10 higher educQli o n ....... ...... ............................... 2 1
Dal e Goehring - ManilObu's Golfer o f Ihe Y ear ...... .. ........ .... ............ ....... ... ..... . 22
Barr caplures second slmighl O pen ... .................................... ............................... 26
Baker returns home to c laim Amateur crown ......... ... ..... ...... ... .... ... ..... ......... .. ... ... 30
Golf Qui z - Do yo u know Ihe answer ... .... ............... .... ....... ........ ............. .. ... ..... 32
Juniors shine at home and uwuy ., ...... ...... .. .. ......... ... ,......... .,.. ....... .... ,, .. ,...... ,........ 34
Forsy th rebo unds for convincing Senior w in ,." ......... " .... .... .. ..... .. ... ... ......... .... " ". 35
Gonow ay. Sanders, Croy and Wheal C il y lake rum l honors ................... ............. 36
Ileiper edges M ore in Jack Blair fin nl ... ... .... ............... .... .... ... .. ................... ... .. .. .. 4 1
Inl cr~c l ub ICflll1 S scule rivalri es "" ...... ........... .,.................. .... ..... .. ... .. " .. .... .. ... ... .... 44
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For your personal
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fillin g COllsullalion. visil
Ihese CPGA gol( shops:
' ANDY I'ATERSON
BREEZY BliND CC
DAVE RH ODES
BIiL A CRES CC
JOliN ISAA
TUXEDO GC
.11M COL LI NS
ST. CHA RLES CC
President ' s message/M G A executi ve ............. .. .. ...... ............ .. .. .. ... ....... .. .. " .. .. .. .. .... 8
M essages from R GAlProv ince/MSF ..... ...... .................. ....... ....... .. ..................... 10
M G A Repo r! ............... ... .... .... ... ... .. ............ .... ............... ... ....... ..... ..... ...... .... .......... 12
19H91Ournmlleni schedule ... .... .. ................. .. ..... .. ......................... .. ....... ... .. .. ... ..... 14
Le adcrboard ( 1988 lournanlelll sco res) ............ .... .... ....... .. ........... ... ... ........... ... .. .. 48
M anilobll 's pust chnl1lpions .. ... ................ ...~ .... ............ ... ... ................ ...... .... ...... ... 50
Golf Course Dircc lory ..... .. ... .... ... ..... ............ ..... ..... ... ...................... ..... .... ... ... .... .. 5 1
Il ARRIE MC WHA
SOUTHWOOD G & CC
.JlM STEEP
GLENDALECC
GE RR Y MORRISEY
ROSSMER ECC
PETE R EWERT
CA RMA NGC
Bu y ing Ihe ri ghl c lubs ............................ ..... .. ............ .... .. .... ... ..... ..... .... ...... ..... ... ... 15
Kn ock sl ra kes off yo ur gume w i lh proper w arm up .... ...... .. ..... ............................ 20
Atiju sling for Ihe w ind .. ....... ...................................... .. ......... ... ........ ........... .... ..... . 24
K eys 10 success ful pUlling .......... .. .. " ....... .. .............. ........ ... .. ......... ........ .. ..... ....... . 28
TOUnl!lmenllips I help you come nul on 10 1' ... ... . ........... .... .... ... .... .. .. .... ............ . 46
'fhl' 1989 Munitoba Golf Jmll'/w /
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Sccrciliry - Hrclld n Ingrum
Journul Chnirman - Rick Thllill
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angle, grip size,
and club weight.
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golfer. They a lso match each club
Scri es™ Steelwoods™ and fin e,
sysle m is ca lled Frequency
oil-hardened Pers immon woods .
Each of these club o ptions is fit
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Eve ry compo nent of a Ram club
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narrow est tolerance of devi ation .
A computer co nfirm s the
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1975.
The MGA - serving golfers
provincially and nationally
The golfi ng fraternity firs t organized itself
through the establisluncnt of the Royn l
Canadian Golf Associu.ion (ReGA) in
IR96. Provincial ussochuions were also
organi z.ed in their respective areas wit h the
Manitobtl Go lf Association (MGA) acting
as the governing aut hority in the province
of Man itoba. All MGA member cl ubs
also enjoy Inembcrship in the RCOA .
Through club ufli li ation. approximat.ely
12.000 golfers in Munitoba have n vo ice in
the governing of the MGA . Unpaid
officers in th is democratic. non·prorit
organil.ntion give generously ur their time
lind talents by attcnding regular meetings
lind by serv ing on committees.
Eligible clubs and fees
Any orgunj7,ed golf club in the jurisdi ction
whic h has regul urly appointed orticers is
eligible for membership in the associati on.
McmOeI' clubs Pl.ly yea rl y dues to the
MGA for each mule member 19 yenrs of
age and older. One half of all membership
dues n:ceived by the association is
forwllrded to the R A. The MOA
provides nfli li tltcd cl ubs wit h membership
and huudicnp curds for their members.
Competitions
Competitive event s involving all plliyel'
bruckels have long beell a prominent
functi on of Ihe MGA. From the exec uti ve
viewpo int they offer UI1 opponunity 10
di splay ski ll nt the gUllIe. encourage
proficiency llnd provide eXC hange vi sits
whic h do much to improve general playing
stundurds.
Course rating and handicaps
The rdting of plnyers by the awarding of
handicaps is the bu lal1cing facl,or which
nll ows every golfer to participate on 1111
eq ual busls. In no other spon have
cquuli zi ng methods been so sllccessful.
The awarding of handicaps hns been an
imponanl factor in bri nging enjoymenlto
but h casual and expen pluyers in competi.
tinn.
The MGA pl'ovidcs fu ll pnnieulars on
Ihe Ilationul hundicnppillg system throu gh
hlllldi cap book lets and churt s. All golf
courses arc si milarly rtllctlthrough Ihe
1I0tionai coursc rUling systcm. The MGA
prov ides ti ll memher clubs wi th the offil..:inl
course rating book let und is responsible
1'0 1' ruting go lf courses in Maniloba. As n
resu ll . all courses and phlyers are rated in
re lation to a ul, iform slUndord throughout
CUlluda.
fi
Rules and etiquette
The presenl rules of go lf represent the
accumul nted expe rience of two ce nturies
and wCl'e developed out of the play of the
game. Golf can onl y thrive if a.1I players
becomc rami liar with the letter of these
luws as well as the spirit of the rules code.
The MOA prov ides nuthorillltive and alert
admi ni stration of ull phases of gOlf, a
uni ronn code of Ru les of Golf. rules
interpretati on und di stribution of Rules of
Go lr book lelS.
Junior development
A large porti n of the MGA'S budget is
nll otted to junior dcvelupment prognuns.
TIII'ough competItion. the MOA selectS a
four mun junior teum. lint! with the
us~ist a nee of the R GA sponsors thcm
annually in the Ca nadi an Junior Champi·
onship. Numel'ous other competiti ons ilt
the junior level nrc also orgnnized by the
MOA. Group instruction programs nrc
supported and similar progrnlll ~ carried on
at Ihe club leve l arc enthu siasticall y en·
dorsed by our association.
Publicity
The news med ill is supplied wi th infomHt·
li on 011 all MGA organi zed competitions
und other eventS of interest 10 the golfing
fTll t ~rnil y . Posters and entry form s ure
circulnted to nil member cl ubs well in
. ud vu nce of scheduled competit ions. The
MGA also produces nn unnu nl M allitoha
Gulf J UllrtW/ as we ll us quart erl y news lct·
tcrs.
Technical assistance
The MGA has a Technical Director who is
responsible for man y of the assoc iation' s
progrfl l11s.
One of the lTlui n ohjeclives of the
Technicul Director is to promute the gmne
as we ll ilS plan and co·ord inatc basic
fundm nclllal and rlJle~ clinics in rura l
Manitoba where instnlction is nOI readil y
avai lable. Avai lltb le to both juniors and
adults. these clinics ~\re arranged through
mcmber clubs and reg ional recreation
assoc illt ions. Cl ubs which arc not mem·
bers of the MGA I'!;ceive an initial clinic
butllTC not eli gible for furt her dinies
unl ess they become members of the MOA .
The Technicill Director is IIlso invo lv ed
in organizi ng jun ior camps which include
tUl Elite Camp. il Y Camp and Rural
Cllmp all aimed at help ing to develOp
Manitoba~ s junior golfe rs.
To coincidc wi th junior deve lopment ,
the MOA is also plnnning. designin g and
co.ordinating programs 10 prov ide go lf expos ll r~ in the school systems (c lc m~nlary.
junior high. hi gh school and universi ty ).
AllOlher functi on of the Technicn l
Direc tor is lhat of organizi ng special
seminars such us Jun ior hairm llil. Rules.
etc.
As well. the MCiA is invo lved in
udmini. wring.\ Video Library consisti ng
of II variety of instructional tupcs which
muy be borrowed at nny time.
Finnlly, the MGA's Tec hni cul Director
o ffers resource mnteri al in tlrens rongin g
from food and bevcrngc management to
tu rr grass infofll1tt ti oll.
Manitoba Sports Federation/
Provincial Sport Directorate
The MGA receives financial assistance
from the Mani toba Spans Federation
through the Manitoba LOlleries. These
funds plirtiall y covcr udminiSlration costS
und serv ices including office accommod~I ·
tion and relut ed office serv ices In the Ad·
mini stration Cent re. as well as a substan·
till l share of the Exec utive DireCtor and
office secretary salaries. The Technic:'11
Director's position and programs are mude
possib le by .he Mnni.ob. Spo'" Federa·
tiOll.
The associat ion also receives an annua l
grilnt from thc Provincial Sport Directorate
to assist in a wide variety of sport
programmin g, The assoc iuti On report s to
the (\(!I)artment at Ihe end or lhe season on
the grant expe nditures.
Manitoba Golf' Associlltion
Foundation Inc.
The Manitoba Golf Assochul on Found .. •
tion Inc. is an officiul charity establi shed
to provide periodic scholarships to young
mule or femu le go lfers who reside in
ManI toba.
Turf consultation service
In co-operation with the Golf ou rse
Superintenden ts Associution of Manitoba .
II consult ing service is available 10 clubs
which may not have a full time superinten·
dent.
Por further informtttion on MGA mem·
bel'ships or services please cOntact:
MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION
1495 St. Matthew. Avenue
Winnipeg, Mil lUG 3W
Telephone (204)985.4 162
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
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A message
from the president
This is the lel'llil yeur of publlcBti on of the
Maw'wOO Golf AmllIal. now known us Ihe
M Clll i lob!, Golj .loumal. A chan ge was
Illude curly Lh is yeur to have thi s publicBtion deve loped by Craig Kelman nnd
Associates Ltd. I [\111 sure you wi ll see
muny chonges in the fonn al of thi s JoumBI
and we hope you wi ll enjoy it.
O Uf
nssociution 11 l1d golfers tiC rOSs
M anilobn owe a speci al thank s to Rnlph
Hugley for his dcdicHti oll in pu blishing
Ihis mllg81 ine si nce 1 9~O . Due to un
extremely busy season covering curling
lind skiing for the W;flll ipl'8 Free Press,
Rulph hnd to wi thdraw his services,
The Manitoba Go lf Assoc iati on
(MGA) is "sain prcpu rillg fo r a vcry busy
golf progrnm. Meetings have been
conducted on nil phases of our tournument
sc hedu le.
The Mani tobu Open wi ll aHllin be held
lit Sout hwood Go lf & OUnLry Clu b in
Jul y. Th e steeri l1H commillcc has nn·
noum;ed that the purse has been increased
10 $ 100,000.00 fo r 1989. Major sponsors
arc Cu nndian Ai rlines IllIematiunul,
ru nch' n Munch, I a Propane. MTS
eHular and Xerox ullllda Inc. Assoc iate
sponsors nrc BI::\ckwoocls Bevcruges Ltd.
.tnd Labau's Manitoba Brewery. It was
ul so announced Ihm Breezy Bend ountry
Club will hosl thi s event for three year!'
commencing in 199 1.
Becau se of time factors and ava ilability
of golf courses . •1 few changes in tOurn a·
menI play and tcum trial s will tuke place
thi s year. The Mflnitoba Mut Ch Piny
Championshi p will be held over IHI eight ..
dny period with the first and finnl rounds
bdn8 played on a Sunday.
The Juni or and Willingdon Cup Team
tri ul ss will both be held on the lust
weekend of July at Rossmcre.
The R GA will ho ve a busy MunilOba
sclu:dule thi s yeur. A th ree.day rules
sem inar was conducted In the Spring by
Stephen Ross and Jim Collins. Thc
Cunadian lu b Champi on hampionship
will he conducted 01 Niakw<I in ea rly July.
The MGA dOillll cd $ I0,000.00 10 Ihe
M ani tOba Golf FOlindDlion Inc. wi lh Olher
funds to be donated Ialer. The Pound ation,
as it grows, will be able 10 offer further
schulorships to worthy SlUdent s and
gu lrc:rs.
Our jun ior program will conti nue to be
developed through the effo rts of our
Technical Director nnd volunteers. A
proposed Pre·Elil. amp will help 10
develop future champions. This comp wil l
be in additi on 10 the Juni or Elit e amp.
M anitobans cun be proud of our young
gol fers hav ing WOIl Ihe Wes tcm Canada
Ju venile Chump ionship last yea r li nd Dale
Goehring becomi ng a National Champion
by winn ing th e Cunndian Ju venilc
Championship. Mllll itoba Go lfcr or the
Yea r und the Beatrice Male Youth award.
The MOA prugram would not be
successful without Ihe many volunt eers
givin g of thei r time and alsu the mtllly golf
cl ubs for allow ing our loumul1lcnt S 10 be
played on their courses. We thunk nil of
YOll .
I-Inve a good Hollir1g sum mer. We wi ll
look forward to seei ng you at the various
events.
Si ncerely,
Dub Forcund
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1989 MGA EXECUTIVE
President
ZONEREPRESENTATfV.:S
B ob Forcnnd. Bree2.Y Bend
I)resldcnt Elecl
tt'd Chop, Northern aire
(ToumlUtl cnt Chairm ttn)
Vice Prelildenls
Oord Lentor" Pine Ridge
(Official s ChulmlBII)
D~lVc
Mori son. Breez), Bend
(J llil ior ChB i rmnn)
BobGenoway. Morden
(Rural Chai nn. n)
Flnnnce C halrman
Jim Scall an, Elmhu rRi
Post President
Rudy Boiv in, SOUlh wood
Directors
RlckThfl in, Winn ipeg Mun ici pal
Courses
(Coif Joumnl!Course R:ll ing)
Moe. ohlmon. B lmhu r~ 1
(AssisHIlIt JuniorChairman)
Brian Oi lhuly. Selkirk
(Ass\SIIll1I Ru ra l Chnirmll n)
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WfNNlI'£G
Steve Bllnnatyne. 51 . Charles
Rogcrlllllllchette. Wildewood
Ll oyd Goodman. Pine Ridge
Brian Toe ws. Transcona
Ken Kovacs, Rossmere
Ken Lal ley, Elmhurst
Mike LinlOTl,S t. Boni fllce
Bert Delbridge, Assin ibo ine
Kay Benson, Breezy Ber\d
Oordon Trider, SOllthwood
Mike Mykytyn, Six Thi rty
PelcrPerchaJ. Winni pegCa nocClub
Syd Cohull ,Olendnl c
Bob SUlfford , Ni akwa
Rick Thain . Municipal Courses
A I Gray. Charl es wood
WelhUldWlll lll ms. Bel Acres
WESTMAN
Tom Bryan, hil o
Bob KirbysoTl, Souri s
CENTRAL
Bob enowny, Morden
Barrie Sa nders, Carman
0 011 J aekson. Portage
EASTMAN
Les Hcmbrorf, Pinawa
Peter Guenther. Stei nbach
fNTERl.AK)';
Brian Oilhul y, Selki rk
Ken Stadnck, NOflhernaire
I'ARKLANO
.D al e Brown. Russell
Juck Kullberg, WUlulgttmlng
Dr, Gene Theodore. Swa n Ri ver
NORMAN
Murk Tess ier. Thompson
N(lR'f'HWESTONTARIO
1·larry Barefoot. Kit,chen Creek
Birks Wherrct, Dryden
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Great-West Life,
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client satisfaction
is par for the COurse.
From the Manitoba
Sports Federation
On behalf of the MnnilObtl Spurts
Fcdcnui on 8 08l'd of Directors. I c.lt lcnd
greetin gs and offe r best wishes to the
Mnnil oba Oolf Association lind its
membe rs.
Golf continues to be one of the muSt
pOpu hu' spons in the provi nce. th anks in
large part to the hard work lind dcdil,;ul ion
of the volunteers and stuff of the M GA.
Their effons make golfing in Manit oba a
pleasure for a ll of us.
The M SF is proud to be assoc iHtcd wi th
th e Mnniloba Go lf Associut iun. Together
with the assistance of vital fund ing
prov ided by lott ery revenue and the
priva te sector, we arc bui lding to be the
best amateur spon community in Canada.
W e wis h you cont inued sliccesS
throughou t the 1989 selisOn.
From the
Royal
Canadian
Golf
Association
T .A. Sounders
Chatnnan.
MSF Board of Directors
On behulr or the Royal unadian Golr
Assochuioll, I nm pleased to extend
sincere gree tings to the Manitobu Golf
Associn lion and to all golfers in Manitoba.
Manitoba can be proud of the many
li ne go lfers in the provi nce llnd of the
cxcell elll reputBtion that they have
deservinglyeam ed.
II is always an encouruging and
rewardi ng experience to observe the hi gh
cu libre of gol f played th roughuut M a n i ~
IObll.
, wiSh 1.0 ex tend congrulUhtl iOlis also 10
the MRni10ba Golf Associatiull for their
cont inued success in pu blishing th is Golf
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Joornal.
Dest wishes for a success ful sensonl
G.K.(Kellh) Rever
President.
From the
province
On behalf of the Gove rnment of Man itoba,
it is my pleasu re 10 CK lcnd warmest
greetings to the Manitoba GOlf Association. It is gratifying to know that my
dcpanmenl is work ing co- perativeiy wit h
the Manitoba Golf Assoc iu tion und vllrious
communiti es in providing golf oppon uni ties fo r people throughout Ihe prov ince.
Golf is a ~pcc i a l game which draws
people from all walks of life and provides
fun nnd fell owship as well as the chall enge
of athleti c profi ciency.
May I pl.ly tri bute to the many
voluntee rs who offer their time, energy
and talent so others can enjoy this pleasant
and rewardinK sport.
I would nlso like to congratu late Dale
Goehring of Breezy Bend on wi nn ing the
1988 Cu nudi ull Ju venile 0011' hampionship Ulld being nomed Manitoba's Male
YouLh Ath lete of the Year.
To the Munitobu Golf Association and
the SOllth wood Golf and OUnlty Club,
best wishes for ullother successful
Manitoba Open in 19X9.
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Kee ping pace with cha nge
l11C MUlliioba Golf Association (MGA) is looking forward to another sliccessfu l year in
19K9 wi th u number of new program s be in g impl emented over the nex t yenr or two ,
One of the highlight s currentl y bei ng pl linned Is n major conference for M arch of 1990.
The conference wi ll be " two-day affair with u num ber of seminars slated fur the Sat urday.
II is our hope to :Iccom modate all the arcliS of golf in these seminars incl uding go lf
nd mini slrttlion, cOlnpelili oll and turf nmnugclllcllI . Seminar topics which huve bee n
discussed i ncl ude: slow piny, gol f course des ign. juni or programmi ng. ru les of golf.
tournament prcpurati Oll for low and mid hund icu p players , computer upplicutio ns.
conduct ing effecti ve meetin gs and green chllinn nn/g reen superintendent re htli OIlS. AI thi s
lime, we do nOI h:lVc conlinnoti on on tt key note speaker, but several PGA tou r pl ayers
have been upprouc hed and are be ing considered , The conference is be in g tnrgetecl for
vo lunt eers. Illllllllgers. I>mfessionals. clu b chni nnen, supe rintendents and pl nyt r's,
A program which had been successful in the PMt will be re-in troduced over the nex t
yenr, In eo-opcru tion with the Go lf Course Superi ntendents Association o f Manit Oba. a
consulting service is ava ilab le to clubs who may not have tI fu ll time superintendent.
Hllle l'gency si tu ations which may arise such uS di sease, ferti li zation requi rementS and
wimer protection lI1uy be suppon ed by thi s progrnm, W e look forw ard to work.ing with the
Golf ourse S u pcrint e ll de n t.~ Assoc iati on on thi s valu able program,
As fllr as toumamcntS ate concemed. the Juck Blair Memorial Championship hilS been
re-nomed the Manitobll Match Play humpionship for the Jack Blair Trophy, This change
rellects the fact thut the toul'munent is It Provinciul Match 1)lay Champi onship. The ro rmm
of the; Ru ra l Zone CluHnpiollship will also differ from prt!vlOus yeor, , In 1989. rum! clubs
will he abl e to send one teo mt o the toumamcnl in Shil o ra ther than one or two zone
wi nners going to th e event. We fee l that thi s prov ides all rural cl ubs with It grcllt t r
opportunit y for eompc titiull.
Getting
down to basics
The Munitoba Golf Assoc iati on. through
the Technicn l Di rector's Progrum. is
involved in exposi ng all part icipants to the
bask fund ament als of the game,
Lust year the MGA was able LO
introduce over SOO juniors and adults to
the fund amentals of go lf and the upcoming
year is ex pec ted to be even busier thi.\l1 the
past campnign.
The MOA will be impl emen ting u new
deveiopmenw i camp as we ll. The PreElit e Golr I'rogram will se rve us u
vehi cle· for the assoc iation to tll1uiyzc unll
evulullt c up and coming athletes pl.lrlicipa ting in the junior program,
TI,e CO IllP wi ll be held UI the Glendo lc
Go lf and Country lub and wi ll run for
two days ,
nu:se nthl ctes will be introd uced to ull
aspec ts of the golf game whi ch prove
necessary for maximizing development
and s u ccc ~s OIl the golf course.
Todd 'i'ClllilSkl , MGA,
.letT Hn"Uuk, MGA,
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Volun teers ure lhe lifeline ol'muny organiZAtions and th e Manitoba Go lf Association is
Volunteers keep
MGAfunctioning
Commifted 10 reCORf/iziflR rhe
\'ol,mble contriburiolls of its
VOflll/leers . 'he MGA 1"t't't'III/Y ho"ored
Kl'i,II Arms/rOIl/( for his olltsf(UulillR
effor,.f in or!({miziIlR 'he Mallitoba
Ope" . Keit" is also (III MGA pasl preside"t alit! has .~e r\led 1(01/ i"
Man itoba ill a Wlriny of clIpac:ities.
no exception.
The countless hours of donnled service allows us to co nduct u wide vuriety of
pl'ograms as well as 15 provincial c hampionships Ihroughout the provi nce.
"Wccannot measure or PUl a dollnrvalueon th e volunteers ' suppon ," says MOA
exccu livedireclor Jeffl-lnnliuk. " However, without th em there would not be an MGA,"
While a full -time staff administers the MGA. volunteers do everyt h ing else.
Thcc){eculivc board consists of 10 volunteers who meet monthl y IOSCI policy for
topics such ase ligibi lilYrequirements nnd who 10 upproltch to host tournurncnt s. The
bonrd also establis hes a yearly opera ting budget.
Three time. a year, th e board meets with the MOA Council which co n,ists of 17
rcpresclllativcs from city golfc lubs, 15 representatives from six rurnl Manitoba regions
and n Northwestern Onlariorcgion, 10 m c mbcrs~n t ~ large plus the post -president .
During the council meetings, bourd deci sions are discussed and rotificd . Thcrcprcscntu~
tives also act as n liaiso n between their clubs or regions and the MOA. providing
feedback and acting as local rcsources.
Approximately 40 vo lunteers serve on eight co mmittees devoted 10 rurul de velop·
ment,juniordcvelopment, tournaments, publ ic relnt ions, course ruting, offieiuls find
rules, lhe Manitoba Open and personnel.
At the club leve'I, u host of volunteers ulso provide the assi stance necessary to siage
events. A four~ day event which CRn run daily from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. requires H lot of
help in Ihe form ofstorters. scorers , crowd control and nfficiois.
"The Manitobn Open is agood cxamplcofvol untcerCollllnitment ." says I-Inntiuk .
uThunks 10 Iheir help. the tournament is always successful ."
While volunteers hnve ncommi lmcnt lO the MOA , the MOA al so has a commitment
to its vo lunteers. "We feel we should provide them with development and training,"
says Hnatiuk. "This involves providingscminnrs for sUlrters and scorers nnd se ndin g
officials to RCOA rules seminnrs.·'
With approximately 13,000 male members "gc 19 and over and nn unde terminable
numherof junior players, the MGA remains viable because of Its nrmy ofvnluillecrs
thllt wanto to be involved and help the game grow.{::J
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Tournament schedules for 1989
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11'1 , \ 01 \1 ' " Hilt \
MAY
MAY
27
2M
•• MlIl1itC)hu mmc h · pllly c hnlHpion.~ h i ps.
llulllifying round . Sumh wood
·· M llI1iluh:IIll Rtch-phIY chlunpionships ,
llullllfyi nground. W, ldcwood
5·6
15
2Y
J
•• Jun ior illlcr·,:lub, Trllll<tcnnu/
OmocClub
4
6
•
"
"
2.1
10
JIII.Y
•
" - 16
17· 20
24-27
8
M IIIliloblll1111tch playc hump!onshil''I,
16
qUllncrl1nnls, Elmhurst
19
•• Mllni lobu nlIIICh-I)IIl),chullll, ion.. hip!i.
quun e rr.nu l ~ , Elmhur)ol
26
7
semi -finn I!!. fl ln.hu rst
Mllnltoha millch-pl rly chn rnp io n s h ip~.
13- 16
17
10- 14
-- Junior IIIler ·clull, Chnr1eswuodl
A ~sl nibu il1\::
-- Jun ior ml er dub. Shil u
-- I"ree Pre ll~ i Iller-club. RU~~lIl c rc
21
2R ·
AU(;UST
3-4
-- Rutu] JlHlior,Cnrmnn
." MunltohllOpen, Suuthwood
Mnnitoba Amlltc tlt. SI. Churles!
Pine Ridge
IS- 1M
14-20
21
21
28-) 1
28
2910
• MlI llit obu Junior, Oree/Y Bendl
Blumberg
•• Lltbl1H'11 Pro· Am, Elmhu rs l
•• J un lorteanl/W lJlingdon Cup Tna l ~,
l (). ) I
•. RurA l Amuleur/~e lllur , I-Icclt!
I
We, .e. II C':Ullldiun Ju ve li lle
Champion!ih.p, Cutg:.r),
Mllnit obn S.::uiU I', Re i Acres
Mun itobll/M inne ,ot:. J UII lor MIItches,
Minneopo li s, MN
· · Juniorinh:r cluh,St. Uoni fuce
.- North American Life, NmkwlI
•. Sen ior In ter club, Stcinbul: h
3
• 10
1) · 15
16
22
24
S.:I,,..:MUl:K
••
OO.'S !.ight
Kurut Inte r· club, Shilu
H.r,
\ ' \1' 1 \ '
\11
\ ........ 111
1 \1 111 '
JUNE
19-25
•• RCUA Mid -Amllleur 'hmlll,ionship,
Ilil1 sdl1ltl (101 f{'lub, Sic-T herese , PQ
·· 1l0th CanllcJi!!n Upen Oul f Chllmpion.
sh.p, G lcn Abbe),OolfCluh, Oakvi llt:
.I IJLY
4·7
· 4th Canadian lub Champions
Chllmpiull'ihip . Niukwil Counlry
Clllh, Winn ipe~, Mn
.• H51h CUnudlull AmllleurChlllll l,ion.
ship
17 · 1M
•• ~7 th In lcr'j1fovincial 'I'CU III Mmches,
OukfleldGolf & Cou ntryC1u b. Halifux
22· 2!1
_. 46th Caill.din n Junior Champloll!lhip
22·2!1
•• Clliladilln Ju venile IUllnpionship
22-23
· ~7 1h Inlerprovi ncifllTcll1ll Matches ,
Mill KlvcrGolf Clllh , () ' Le ury, PI
SIWTEMUEK
1 !l
.. Nill iollul LIII"IIIII ' ~ Ten m Pro· Am
l'hu lllJ>l u n ~ h i p . Royal tolwood
Gulf & Counl ry Clu b, Victoria. Be
13 1.'1
·· 28 Ih IIlIadlan Senior olfChampion ·
StllP
11· 14
•• 131h Senior Imcrprov illclni Tea m
MIt IC h c~, Kichd ic u VlIl1 cy (lolfClub.
Sle, Ju lie De Ven:hcre ~, PQ Beloeit
OnlfC'lub,Uelve Ll ,
ro
14
0111 Thomsun Pro Am, Sou th wuod
·· Grlllld Marnie rMuniloha I'GA
hUlllp ionship , Breezy Be nd
•• CanadiUII PGA Chumpionship,
Clem.:oe
•• Jim Collills Invitati onal . SI. h f.rl c .~
_. Budllss:.h Wi7.oIJro· Am , Glendale
•• 'PG A Ouh Professiun.. 1C'hllmplon·
I>hip. SI, Andrew!!, NO
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'-6
6-7
4
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14
III III
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1
9
10
10
10
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11· 12
12- 1l
12· 1J
1:\
11
13
1J
15
11'1
19· 2U
19·20
2u
21
22
26· 27
2627
2(,· 27
21'1
C'POA Club P ruftls ~ iona l t'hllmpiu"
ship.SI. Amlrew!l. NU
Flllcon Luke I)ro A Ill , j:ulcon Luk e
•• Kenorll Pro Am , Ke nora
•• Amerl cull F.xpre!IA Filii PGA
h:llllpioIiShip, UleruJule
\ II ,
.... 11.1 II ' ' \ 11 , I ....
((18 rrll orrt>d w the M GA olf/rtl /)yM(lI"{"II 3/)
.272M
2M
,I UNE
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3-4
4
4
I) 11
10 II
10 11
10
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14
IS
17· IK
17· l t:I
18
19
19
21
2425
24· 25
26
•• Men's Open, Boissev llin
.- Molson Earl y Bini, Ki tchcn Creek
•• Sprlng Open ,Carberry
.• Big Moose TounuwlcnI , Dauphin
Left / Righi Scrumble, Shilo
Mell 'lI Amllteur, Charlellwood
•• Grey Owl. Wastlguming
·· Men's l)Cn,Glcnboro
•• Men '11 Ol>cn, MinnewusllI
•• Men 's 0 1)(: 11 . Pinllw(,
•• Jullior Open . Pinnw(1
_. Senior Men 'N Optl il . RAt Rive r
·· Senior Men ·1I Open , f'J ewwlU Volley
•• S\)uth wes te rn Mlll c.: h Play. Mel ill.
,. Golden Fulcun, Fuh!on Bench
Mcn 's Open.Cunll lln
_. Edmondsun Se niorOpell , Purtagc
•• Senior Men' II Open, Killurney
•• SeniorMen's Open, Pin:lwlt
_. Men 's Opc n, Rolllnd24· 25
•• M elr '~ Open, Oakvicw
•• Men '8 0pen, Souri s
·· SeniorMcn'sOpe n, Ilrtwright
n
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I
89
9
15 16
15 16
16
21
21
Me n 's Open, Riverv ie w
•• Men 's Opell , MacG regor
•• Men 's Open, Dell.hunt
_. Men 's Amate ur,Se lki rk
•• Tu rlle Dcrh)' Oren , Uo lsscvai n
•. Men 's O,>CIl. Lundu r
•• AIel!. Wnlsh Pro-Am . Uree.ty Re nd
•• Men '~ Orcn , Steinbuc.: h
.• Senior Me n'y O I>cn, Riverview
•• Me n'sOjlCn,Cllnwnghl
•• Rob Roy!! WeNlem Open , Orandon
- Me n 's O pcn,'I' he Pas
.- Men'lOpe n, Porlage
•• Glenherry Classic, G lenhoro/Cllrberry
Am· Am l'ourruune nt , Dauphin
.~ Sc nior'!Open, M:rc(1rcgor
•• Senior M e n '~Opcn, Plealia nt Vfllley
. Jun iorOpen, lk lohunt
•• J uniorOl)(::n, ChnrlcHwood
•• Lvewc II Window JuniurOpt: II,
Stcl nbnch
•. M e l1 '~ Open,l)jne PuU s
Men 'II t:lubClullllpinllllhip. Kiidonllll ,
Windlior, OlulIlbcrg
~. Kitchcn (t:ck Classic, KhchcnCreek
·· I.crt Bander 's Open, Ponage
·· QooseCountryOpcn.Lundnf
·· Oes tOall , Breel.y Ut:nd
•• M e n '~ Ollen , Shi lo
·· JuniorOI)(:n,RaIK ive r
·· Juni orOpe n,Te ulon
•• G,and Fina ls, K.ldoll:all
.- JuniorOpen, MIK:Gregor
Me n'lUpe n. Trun~co ll a
· . SeniorM en· s OI>cn, Klll amey
• Scni orOpen , Slei nhuch
·- Men '.Ope n.S nowLuke
•• Me n'sOpcl\ , KII I!!mey
•• Mell 'sOpen. Swan I{iver
•• Se nlorOI>cn, Cannun
~m l 'TEM U £R
2·3
2
Lltho urDayC l u~~i c, ('ll rm an
II
•• lli8h I-Iulldleup , Fa lcon RCllc h
·· Open Championship. Plilcon Uellch
•• ROlle Uowl. NcCI)IIW8
•• Senior Mcn '~ Open, Deluhullt
•• Pro·Am , Ke:llorll
·· Me n's OI>cn,G lenboro
•• LuSI Chance, Selkitk
·· Mcn's PallOpen , MllcG rcgor
·· r uIIOpcn ,Corbcrry
.. FnI IOpen . Mel ltll
·· SeniorMen'sOpcn ,Carlwright
MAY
30
•• Poursorne tournament , St . Uoniface
3
3-4
4
4
9-10
9· 1()
9· 10
9· IU
MAY
1 , 1,"
6-10
Rei Acres In vitational. Uel Acre ~
•• MIUlilObu Qlwn, Southwood
Rob Muste rt un Pro-Junior. RosSnlcte
•• CPOA tlnlorll Ch:unpions hlp,
K I-8-EB, PQ
•• Ale x Welsh Pro- I\I11 , Breezy Bend
• Lllb'ltl '~ l.ife Pro-Alii , filcnhursl
s.: IYn~ MnER
l{u ~S l1le l\!
AU(;US'I'
2·4
•• Mitsubi shi Pllck ge fourrlfI1llcm ,
He! Ac.: res
•• BobTnte Pro· Lady. Southwood
•• Au to il )' Pro· Am . ~telnl.ll\c h
·· Coerl olaClassic.Niakwa
•• Fletche r· I-lohduy Pto· A ~!'lI, Hee lu
JULY
• . Mllil l tot)(l mUlch-piny c hflrnpioliNhip',
I1nllls , c ltnhurst
•• Mit ~ ubi s hi PIlc.: k.ilge ToumllnielH ,
Pine Ridlle
·· I" 'I)· President Day , Pine Kidge
JUNE
,!lINE
4
,
AUGUST
Y· IO
JUNE
•
13
14
15
16
27
·· llighcrhundi cliptounUtlnclII ,
Pinc Ridae
- Colleen ,",utchi.on, Dcl Acre!!
-- Collcen Hutchison, Tuxedo
· · Colleen Ilutchison, Chnrle.wood
•• Coll ce n I1 UIChi sol1 , Wlldewood
I-ligher high hltl1d lc!lJl tournament ,
Kildonnn
JULY
4
, 18
19
20
25
2'
29·3 1
·· Ci ty lind O,slrict lou rnllmellt ,
Rosslllcre
- CIIY and Dislrrcl tuumamellt.
8reezy Bend
.- MllnitobaOpen , Oel Acre ..
•• MnnilobllOpen, 81umberg
•• Manitobll Open , Breezy Ue ncl
. lnter·dubA , Trall ~con a
· · Inlcr-clu b B, Ca rmon
•• WesternCunad ill1l u.d ie~
In vi llli iollll i TeuO! ChA mpionship'"
Ellllhut~ t
AlJ(;UST
I
"16
2J
BMW (Prov lnc.: IIII), St. Charles
•• Rural Open, Selkirk
• Crocu ~ .NI8kwu
• Nlitlonal llllnd lcA jl, AlISin ibollle
Severalfactors determine
the right club selection
Buying a SCI of golf cluh,Ii used to be a
simple lask. You walked into the pro
shop lind picked Out your clubs. Th e
slightly malleable club heads were
then adjusted to the appropriate lie.
T oday , manufacturers offer a
variety of club length s. lies. l11iuerial s
and styles 10 morc accurately maleh
each person'N huild and strengLh .
Although there arc a number of
faClnrs 10 consider when purchasing a
new set of cl ubs, the task of finin g
clubs can usuall y be completed in 15
minutes. suys Jim Steep. the club pro
at Glendale Golf and ountry Club for
10 yeurs. Takin g the person to the
dri ving range to see if the clubs
ac tuall y suit them and if they like the
feci can IlIke i-tn othcr 45 minutes.
" Just l ike you would not buy a car
with out takin g a lest dri ve, you should
not buy a new se t of clubs without
trying them," says the president of the
Manitoba Professional Golfers
Associati on. "I recommend trying
different brands so the huyer can
detenni ne which fee ls bes t. Thi s also
requires going to the drivin g ran ge to
see how the shots travel. Hitting the
ball into a net means nothing."
To obtain a good set of clubs,
several fuctors have to be taken into
considera tion.
The first factor is club lie and there
The lOp club shown by Gle"dale Go/f a"d
Country Ch;I, go/f pm Jim Steep ha... a
"player.. Made" while the bottom olle ha.f
a "perifl/ f'ter weighted hlade ." The bOllol1/
club j,f morc forgiving.
are as Illuny as eight availuhlc. A duh
with the con ectli e will sit flllt on th e
ground, Thi s measuremcnt is usually
taken from II sH.II1dard g HU gC which
determines hand height from the
ground. This hcight in relation to your
height also determines shaft length .
A gain , a gauge is usually avail able to
make thi s calculation .
Nex t to consider is the club grip. In
some cuses the diametcr of the grip is
determined by your glove size. The
ideal is to have your lingers wrap
comfortabl y IIround the hllndle. " If th e
grip is too big, you will generu lly hit
the ball to th e ri ght and if the grip is
too small . you w ill usuall y hook to the
left. " says Steep.
Shaft fl exibility is anoth er consid·
•
eration. "The shaft actuall y bends a
great deal when you swing. The eluh
head and hands hllve to be in the
impact area at the same time to keep
th e ball strai ghL," explains Steep. " The
more club heud speed you generate
(the stron ger you arc), the stiffer duh
shaft you need."
The standard shaft nex ibilities are:
L - ladies; A - senior men; R men 's regular; S - men's stiff; und X
- extra stiff. A new frcquency matching sys tem for club shafts uses II swing
calibrator to tell exactly how fl ex ible
your club shaft shou ld be, adds
G lendale ass istant pro Rob G uthrie.
Shafts al so come in a vari ety of
weights and material. Making a
comeback are Boron and graphite
shafts whi ch are lighter nnd provide
mo,'e club head feel. Torque (tw isting
of the slUlft) problems of earl y models
are now overcome,
" The conect club weight is a
personal fecling and highly subjecti ve," says Steep. " It is vari able
through a c.; omhination of shaft weight
and club·hend weight."
A s a general rule, a heavier clubhead weight will give morc distance.
However, says Steep, Lhis usually does
not happen becau se the person cannnt
swing the heavi er club at the smnc
velocity .
The final selec ti on fact rs all havc
to do with the club head . There are
two types of metals used to makc th e
heads of irons - forged and investment enst. " Porged club heads are
PRo
POINTER
slightly so fter lIletal which allows th e
hall to stay on the face of the cl ub
longer and thu s create beller club head
feel." says Steep. " The hall jumps off
the fnce of inves tm ent cast qu icker.
However, tcdlllology is reaching the
point where in ves tment cast cl uh
heads give almosl the sam e fec i as
forged head s."
W eight of similar club head s ma y
be the same but we ight di stributi on
varies so one club will feel bener th an
another. Again. it is a mailer of
personal preference. says Steep.
There are spec ific fllctors to
consider (tboul weight di stributi on. A
"plilyers blade" hilS th e we ight di strih.
uted Lhroughout the club face lind pro·
duces the bes t result when the ball
meets the exac t centre of the club face.
A " perim eter weighted bl ade" has the
weight dist-ributcd arollnd th e I:>crim e·
ter of the club face. It is more forgiving when thc ball is nOI hit with the
exact centre of the club face. A club
head with u wider nange is also more
forgiving th:m one with a narrow
flange as the ball will get airbom e
easier on shots hit lower on th e cl ub
face.
Pickin g the ri ght combinati on of
club length , lie, grip, shaft Ilex ibility
and weight is not the end of choosing
" set of clubs. There is u tendcncy
towards eliminat i ng the hurder to hit
long irons (one to four) and replace
them with lofti er woods (fi ve to
seven). " Approx imutely 80 per ce nt of
golfers arc using n seven wood instead
of a three or four iron," suys Steep.
" With the lofted wood, it is easier to
gel the bull up in the air 10 make the
shot, especially from the rough."
The cost of a set of lop· line Custom
clubs (one, three and five woods and
three to nine i ron plus wedge) start s at
abollt $800. The inves tment w ill
certainl y mnke a difference in your
chequebook but it ean al so mukc II
difference on your score card. p
IS
IJ)' 111lt! I' ost.,. Mr.A lililes Chairlllall
(Takellfrolllthe 19/39 USCA Decisiolls
(II/ the lillie.' of Go/[)
Decision 2-4/9.5
Q - III a lIIateh l>etweell A + B. B has
plnyed fOllr .w ·oke.l· olld his bolllies
three fee t frolll the ho /t' . A, who has
p/a)'N/ two strokes. plays a stroke out
of th e IIIII/ker to the ee/ge of the hole. 8
('O/wee/es the hole . II + B pi('k lip their
/Jo /ls where upon A discovers that he
has played a 11'1'0118 ball from the
hunker bUI his i1/clII'f'ed 110 pel/"Ity for
d(lillR so (Rille 15 ·2). What is tlte
rliling ?
A The concession srands - sec
Rule 2-4. lasl paragraph " oncession
of a stroke, hole or malch may nol be
declined or wiLhdrawn ,"
Decision 4· 2/2
Q - Wltile play is slIspelldee/. a player
('ltallge., the lie offO llr c/ll hs . He
reali: I',I· lte has hrokell Rille 4·2. If It(·
rf>,\'Wrl!,'i Ihe lie of the fo"r club.\', Call
he I'csuml' play with ,he", ?
A - The player illcurs no penall y if
he di scards the four clu bs. and
assuming he sturted with 14 clubs. cun
nnish the roulld with 10.
It would he i1l1po sible for the
player to exuctly restOre the four clubs
to thei r ori ginal shape and if he played
with the1l1 he wou ld be disq ualified.
Decision 4-4u/6.5
Q-
I'lay has beell SIISI)I' IIe/ed by tlte
Commilll't'. Prior to resllmi"g play, a
player is practising Oil th e practice
groulld allcl breaks his SOlid wedge , ln
slich c1l'cUl1I s(QIU'f' ,\', is the dub cOllsid·
t'l'nl ({) become " 1IIt/it for play ;11 Ihe
lIorlllal ('(Jllr." of"lay" Gild Ihe player
would be aI/owed f() replacl! tile
broken d ub ?
A - Yes.
Decision 1I ·2/2
Q
Before or afrer playillg frolll a
reeillR RrtJ/U1d, a player relocaled 011(>
fel! marker or bOlh of lhelll. beca use ;1/
his view fh e lee markers W(fre too
close together. f()o Jar back. efC. Is
there a pel/alty /01' sudl all aClio,, ?
A - Yes. The pi oyer should he di s·
4uulified under Rule 33·7 in either
match or stroke play.
Decision 13-2/4·5
Q - A player played a sI/·oke. /I e
I'Pplllc(!s Gild press('s duwlI his divot
(lnd OIh f'r divots nearby . He thell
disf(wers h;s hall i ,\' /0.'11 or OUI of
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hound,\' (O ,B ,) , fie must drop a ball (IS
II ear as possible to ,lie spot ji'om
which he hil the pre vious stroke. Is Ihe
player iI/breach oJ Rule 1 3 ~ 2 which
prohibit,\' impro ving area '" which hall
is 10 be drOIJped?
A - No. When the player pressed
down Ihe divols ilC was unaware hi s
ball was lost or O.B. Therefore, in
equit y Rule 1-4 he is not penalized.
Decision 13-4/S.5
rhe hal/ lalld.l· all the grass ballk of lite
bllllker, Before the ball comes (0 res' ,
Ihe player swings his d uh and hits the
SOlid. offer wltich Ih e "ali rolls IJock
illlo rlr e bUllker. Rille 13·4" prohibils
touchillg lite ground ill a ha: lIrd. Does
lite player inr ur 1I 11cllalfy even fh oll/!, h
fh e ball was outside the hllnker when
'he ~'a"d was IIot?
A - Yes. Rule 13-4 app lies since the
ball had nOt come to rest outside the
hazard.
Q - A player whose ball lies ill
casual wafer in a bunker retrieve.\' the
Decision 14/1.5
ball wi,II his ciuh ill order to proceed
III1e/er lillie 25· 1 (ii). III tlte process , he
to,,('he.\' the .wlld wilh his dub. Is th e
pillye r ill breaclt of Rille 1J·4 ?
A - No. Rule 13-4 should not he read
Q
so literall y 10 pre lude the touching of
Ihe sand in slich c ircumstam.:es,
Decision 13-4/35.5
Q - A pillyer plays [rOIll a Imllker alld
Principal
rule
decisions
for 1989
A player begins his dowlI.nvillg
",illt lite illtelllioll of slrikillR Ih e /wl/,
bllt decides liltrin/-: Ihe downswing IIot
/(I sO'ike the ball. The player is rll/ah/"
10 SlOP tlt e "'"b hefore il reaches lite
ball. bUlls able to .nt/ing intentionally
over lOp of Ihe hall. Is Ihe player
deemed 10 have made a Jlrri ke ?
A - No. The playe r has checked his
downswing by voluntaril y altering the
path of his downsw ing and missing the
ball even thou gh the c\ubhead curried
beyond the ball.
However, any doubt in such a case
must be resolved against the player, If.
for example. the c\ubhead touched the
ball . there wou ld be insufficient evidel/ e to support the claim the player
had not intended to muke a stroke.
Decision 11117.5
Q - A lifls his I){III Oil Ihe putlillg
8recn . I-It, tlten occidemolly drops the
ball sIrikill1i B'" ball whit'h is ill play
at rest Oil fh e gr een. What i.\' fh e
mling?
A - The ball which has been lifted
and not in play is equipment. In Jllllli:h
play, A incurs a penalty stroke and B
must replace his ball (Rule 18-3b), In
illll.kJl play. there is no penalt y und B
must replace hi s ball (Rule I K-4).
Decision 30-111
Q - A + Bare playillg C + D ill a
fOllr ball malch . AI nile Iw le. A + B
dro ve out of IIInl . C + D require that
A abolldoll his balllllld replay ill
correct order and ,hal 8 conlinue willt
his ball. A + B mailllllill Ihal if A is
ret/uired to drive agoifl. tlwn B mWil
also do ,w . What is the ruling?
A - Rule 10· 1c states in pan - "the
opponent may immediately require the
players to abandollthe ball so played",
In thi s contex t "immediatel y" means
before anyone else plays.
Accord ingly , if A + B played ill
that order, C + 0 could not require A
to replay his stroke after B had played.
but they co uld require B to replay. If
A and B played in order B - A. A
co uld be required to replay but not B.
Revi., ed Decisiolls for 1989
Decision 14-3/13
Q - Is /I,e lise of a /:Q/f ball warmer
Decision 30-3a/2
A - Use of a golf ball warmer is a
breach of Rule 14-3. Use of a hand
warm er is pemlissible. (new)
Q - /I + 8 are to play C + D ill a
[tm,. hall malch. A i.\' Uh.H! lIt when the
match beRills. A arrives j ll.\'t aJief /J ~ C
+ D have teed off 0 11 the 3rd hole.
Since A is prollihiu:l / from joining play
durilll: the lIIatch ulllil the 4th hole . is
il permissihle for II / 0 give advice / 0
8'
A-
Yes (new).
Decision 33-7/4-5
Q - A competitor relflrns his scor e
card and lite score/or ol/e hole is
[ower than aCllIally /(Ike" dlle to
failure to illelude a penalty of two
s/rokes whic:h he did nol know he had
incurred. The error is he/ore Ih e
compelitioll is dosed. Would the
comminee be j uslljied ill waiving Rule
33-7 or modifyin8 the penally of disqllalificatioll prescribed in Rille 6-6d?
A - No. It is the responsi bility of the
competitor to know the rul es and th eir
interpretation as contai ned in the Deci ..
sions on the Rules of Go lf. (new)
or hand warmer during a roulld a
breaclt of Rille 14-.1?
Decision 15/6.5
15·115 in 1988)
Q - A & 8 realize durill g play of a
(was
IIole tllat tlley are playillg balls witll
identical markings . To avoid confusioll
A lifted his I>all durillil play of fhe IIole.
w lwifufed 0 1>,,11 witll differelll
//larkillgs "lid played Ollt the IIole. Is
tllis permissible ?
A-
A
wa~
not proceeding under an
app licabl e ru le. so the substituted ball
was the wrong ball (see Definition
" Ball in Play" and "Wrong Ball ").
In IIIlUl;h play. A loses the hole. In
~ play. A incurs a penalty of two
strokes (Rule 15-3) and must cort'ect •
his error before playing from th e nex t
teeing ground, otherwise he is disqualified. Furthermore.' in ~ play. the
player incurs an additional penalty o f
one stroke under Rule 18-28 for lifting
his ball without authority. (Revised) p
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Knudson leaves
legacy of'greatness
Manitobans felt a real sense of loss
last year wh en premier Canadian
golfer George Knudson di ed aft er a
battle with cance r,
A talenled and dedica led golfer,
Knud son 's m :..II1y accompli shments
earned him a berth in the Canadian
Sports Hall of Falne. J-Ie was indm: lcd
inlo Ihe Maniloba Sport s Hall of
Fame in 1988 bUI was unable 10
attend the ceremony due to his illness.
From Ihe age o f 13, Ihe compeli tiv e youngster from Harcourt Street in
Winnipeg honed his golf skill s at Ihe
51. Charles Coulllry C lub.
lie won th e Manitoba Junior title
in 1954-55 and carded
a score in
al gnry to win the Canadian title Ihat
is <lilllhe be. 1.
Allending th e laIC Bill Hamillon',
" fini shing sch oQI " in T oront o.
Knud son developed into a player
eXlraordinaire. He joined the U.S.
Tour as an amill eur, turned profes-
sional und posted eight major
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RiCQ. Panama. CarHcas and Au stralia.
In Canada. G eorge was a three ~timc
Man itoba Open c hampion. fivc· tim c
Ontario Open champion and five· timc
Canadian Pro fessional Oolfers As sociat.ion champion .
He was nine times a member of th e
Canada Cup team in world competi tion . Gcorge was thc individual winner
in Tok yo in 1966 "nd, wilh panner Al
Balding. won Ihe 1~6K doubles lille in
Rome .
In hi s later career, Knudson becam e •
a shot perfectionist - he would rather
score a 72 whil e drawing and fadin g
the ball as required Lhan score nn unorthodox 67, report s his brolh er John .
After withdrawin g from competiti ve
Gcorge Knudson IM l'fled to play golf at the
St. Charles COllllfry CIIIIJ, Wi"lIipCR (lml
w ellt Oil 10 /)(' (' o m (' (I worlrl-clw;s Mol/er .
golf 10 spend more lime with his wife
and Ihree sons in Will owdale, George
dispensed his knowledge o f Ihe gume
8 S a teilchc r and author. H e wu s
loo king forward to j oining his fri enus
on Ihe PGA Senior Tour.
George Knud son w as a wo rld-elliS<
golfer and bri ghlcned Ihe golf scene
wherever he played . Hi s presence will
be missed. p
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Knock strokes off
your game with
proper warm up
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will help lubr/C(l/f!
slum/del' joims and
warm liP yo"r
muscles.
Stretches duriIJ8 (I
warm "I) should
o\'(}id bounci"s .
D"rillg this lorso
stretch, Pre-Fit
Program
stI/Jrrvi.finl' H iltnll
Wood recommend,'i
1II,.";,,g as far as
rom/ arraMe thell
holdi"8 Ihe IJOs/tioll
f Ol' 15 to 30
seconds.
Use a bem:" or
{:hair for thiJ'
haftiJ'tr;'Jg stretch.
A golf club held ;1/
'he ()(IIer haml will
help you mail/win
ya,u' balance.
Keep yU il l' fee/flat
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during litis calf
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There is an easy way to knock strokes off your golf gil me - take
5-10 minutes to do a proper wann up before going to the fi rst tce.
Approximately 75 per cent of golfers ignore a Warnl up and use
the lirst live holes LOget inLo the swing of the game. In that timc
you may have already carded needless strokes.
An effecti ve wann up consists of "loco-motor movemen ts,"
stretches and sport specific practice, says Pre,Fit Program supervisor Hilton Wood who works at the Kinsmen Reh-FiL CenLre.
The "loco-motor movements" wann up th e muscles nnd
lubricate Lhe joints. A light walk around the putting green or
ma{ching on the spot will wann the muscles. Gripping a club in
both hands, then raising and lowering it above the head. then in
and out from the torso will activate the shoulder and arnl musclc
and joints. Another exercise is holding the club in fro nt of yo u
wilh both hands and makingincreasingly larger circles.
"The golf swing involves virtually every major joint ," says
Wood. "Moving the joint lubricntes it and moving muscles
increases the body temperatu re so the joint flui d fl ows better. It is
similar to idling a car until the oil wanns up and fl ows better."
A series of slow, easy static stre tches are then used to relax the
muscles. "Do not stretch as far as you can," warns Wood. "StreICh
to the point yo u feel comfortable tension then hold the posi tion for
15 to 30 seconds; the 10 11 gel' the better."
With both the "loco-motor movements" and stretching. do onl y
what feels good. "If something docs nOLfcel good, try another
movement or stretch," says Wood.
The final part of the wann up consisLs of sport specific practice.
First, do some visualization to psyeh yourself up. Visualize hitting
straight dri ves and sinking putts. Next, take some practice swings
without a ball to get your rh ythm. As soon as yo u are well warmed
up, go to task-oriented speed and hil 30 to 35 balls starting with
the shorler clubs (wedge) and worki ng your way up to the driver.
After fini shing a round, cool down with some slow easy
stretches for the main muscle groups in the legs and torso. "A
wann up and cool down helps allev iate muscle stiffness the next
day," ays Wood.
A good resource book is Stretching by Bob Ande rson or
conLact the Reh-Fit entre for exercise suggestions, he adds.
Wood points out golf will'lot improve yo ur card io-vascular
Iltncss. "You have to walk continuously at a moderaLe pace for 30
to 45 minutes to improve this as pecl. However. golf does build
activity inLo yo ur lifestyle and that is important. Carry ing your
clubs and walking the 18 holes will expend energy and help
reduce weight as long as the effon is not negated by havi ng more
than LwO alcoholic drinks. "
Next time you golf, try an adequate wann up. You may SUl rt
cutting strokes off yo ur game alld playing beller which wi ll make
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Foundation assists young golfers
Obtaining a higher education is an
important goal in life unci the Manitoba
Golf Associalion Found",ion Inc. wanls
10 help young go lfers reach Ihallarge!.
. Formed in 1983, Ihe Foundation has
provided 12 sc ho larships 10 young
provincial go lfers so Ihey co uld allend
posl-sccondury e<tucut ionnl institutions.
"Our recent scholarships have been
$400 each," rcporls Foundation presidenl
Michael Averbach. "Our goal is 10
increase the fund 's capitullo $ 100.000 so
we can make Ihe annual sc ho larships
more meaningful."
Inilial funding for Ihe Foundation was
from friends of Ihe late Earl Slorey and il
was malc hed by Ihe provincial governmen!. Since Ihen, Ihe Maniloba Golf
Association provided a substanli al
$10,000 donalion, lwo Jim Collins
Invilalional golf tournaments at S!.
Charles have contributed $13 ,000 and the
Manitoba Ladies Golf Association has
added its finan cial support annually.
The Foundation is taking a more aggressive approach to increase its cupita!.
This year, 'it is associated wi th the
Maniloba Open where il will hold th e
Iceofr luncheon und clinic.
" We hope In raise $5,000 at Ihe
lunc heon bUI, mo re importanlly, we
wa nt to raise OUf pl'ofile," suys Av erbach. " Wilh II hi gher profile, we expecl
Illore individual s wi lllllake lax-dedu ctible donut ions. In acjdilion. more young
golfers will hell I' ab ul us and apply fo r
scholarships."
Applicants have to be affiliated with
a club. Scholarships arc "warded on
academic merit , some measurement of
need and to those who nre not receiving
financial support from olher golf
organizations,
The Foundation is run by a volunteer
board comprised of' MGA and MLGA
represcntutives,
"We are plcased wi lh Ihe Foundati on's progress to date and now we want
to speed up its growth," says Ave rbach.
"This fiscal year, we wunt to double ouI'
capital buse lind we expect 10 reach our
$ 100,000 goal in Ihree to five years." p
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GOLFER OF THE YEAR
Goehring savours successful 1988
room that Manitoba's 1988 Golfer of
Invitational Gol f Toumament in Texas.
Unfortunately, the twO events arc held
the Year takes his sport seri ously.
concurrentl y. Dale plans to attend the
Trophies stand li ke sent inels on several
shelves. plaques proud ly line the wall
and framed newspaper photogruphs
Open and hope full y meet his favourite
(t
is obv ious when first enterin g the rcc
golfer Curti s Strange.
Practice makes perfect
taken during vari ous tournaments show
the concentnJlion necessary to wi n.
Dale's l!llent as a golfer is understandable, since he is dedica ted and continu-
Almost out of place is the young
man in the phOtographs, Dale
Goehring. Soft spoken, this personable
I7-yea r-old talks wi th an air of calm
and almost disbel ief about his man y
accom plishments during 1988.
" I was really surprised to be nOminated." says Dnle who learned abo ut
all y practices. Employed last summer at
Breezy Bend. he either played 18 holes
before or afler work each day. On top
of spending I 2-hour days at the course.
he would practice at the driving range.
hit pla sti c balls at a school yard near his
St. Jame -Ass iniboia home, perfect hi s
the llomil1:.tlion at hi s horne course,
Breezy Bend. when shown a newspaper
story. ""0 beat my long-time golf rivals
Scott Parker!lnd Garth Collings was
unexpected but thrilling."
Subsequentl y, Dale was named the
1988 Manitoba Male Youth Athlete of
th e Ycur and was nominated for
Manitob" Male Athlete of the Year
along with boxer Donny Lu londe, Blue
Bomber Bob ameron and figure skmer
Lyndon Johnston.
Da le's ex traordinary 1988 golf
accomplishments include winning the
indi vid ual Manitoba and Canadian
swin g in hi s back yard or give the
putting muchine in his room a wo rk out.
Dale Goehri1lR proudly h o ld~' the / 9HH
Golfer of the Year trophy.
nuw reli cs On being good uround the
for first. Dale started the final round
with three bogies but was on ly one
stroke back after nine holes. He fini shed
one over par to win by two .
""he last 15 holes were the best I
ever played. I lTlade everything to the
Juvenile Golf ChalTlpionsh ips. eaming
a spot (for the third time) on the Pro-
greens and my puning was on," he says.
vincial Juvenile Teuln which won the
WcstCI11 Canad ian Juvenile team
ciltegory and fini shing second individu-
out the entire seuson fell into pluce aft er
sinking a 25 footer on the 16th hole at
all y, being low Manitoban at the
Manitoba Provincial Junior Team. '"
was battling for fourth spot on the team.
C:madian Junior championships, tying
both hi s matches in th e annual M anitoba and Minnesota Team M utches and
qualifying for the Jack Blair Match
Play Tournament nt Niak w<.l. He mi ssed
qualifying for the Manitoba Open by
one stroke.
His rc(;ognitiOIl as a top athlete docs
no t rcst entirely on golf. Da le was the
second on the 1988 Manitoba Junior
Men's Provincial Curling Team which
fini shed in the middle of the pac k this
spring at the Canadian Junior Final s
held in Winni peg. His rink fini shed
second in the Free Press Event of the
Manitoba School Boys' Bonspiel. .
Winning th e anadian Juvenile titl e
at Kelowna. BC was the lTlost exciting
highlight for Dale. Eleventh after two
rounds, he finished the third day ti ed
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Add to this countless lessons with
Breezy Bend pro Sandy Paterson and
the fact he started the game at age four
and it is easy to fathom why Dale could
earn the Golfer of the Year award.
Dale is improving his game which
• Looking back on 1988, Dale points
Pine Ridge during tOUln trials for the
After five rounds and 15 holes. I was
tied for the Jlnnl berth . That 25-foot
birdie combined with my opponent 's
bogey gave me a two shot lead. I
eventuall y won by two shots and it
cSlabli hed the whole year."
Dul e ullributes hi ~ success ful
Wes tern Cmmda trip to advice given
him by three-time Manitoba Amateur
Champion Billy Parker. "We played a
prac tice round before I left and Billy
rec(nmnended I become more "ggressive. I took his advice and it paid off."
Dale's 1988 exploits are also having
i.I
carryover to thi s year. lie was invited
by the Roya l Canadian Golf Association
to playa practice round with the proFessionals at the Cunadian Open and he
was asked to attend the Doug Sanders
green and putting. "A t a wi nter golf
school I worked at shortening my swing
and muking it more compact so I can
hit the ball further," he says. adding, " I
still w,mt to maintain my accuracy."
The next goal for Dale is to do well
at the Manitoha Junior Championship
which is being held on his horne course .
A top-four placing wou ld send him to
th e Canadian championship.
Completing Grade 12 at Westwood
Collegiate. Dale wants to further his
ed ucation studying engineering at the
Uni versity of Manitoba. " I considered
applying for a go lf scholarship in the
United States but decided against it
because tOO much elTlphasis is on golf
and not enough on schooling. I want to
gcl a g () OU edUCation," he says.
Although he would rather work 9 to
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There is a fact of life that Manitoba
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While II breeze of 16 kil ometres per
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final score. Ilowevcf, there are sOlne
techniques Ihnl CHn be used to offset
mi verse wind conditions.
"Be it wind or rain , a playe r who
accepls adverse condilio ns and adj usls
scoring expectations accordingly will
usua ll y do beller th lln a player who
complains and worries about the situ·
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golf pro Jim Collins.
T here 8fC three basic situations to
consider when playing under windy
conditions: going wit h the wi nd;
aga inst the w ind; cross wi nd. One thin g
remains constnnt w luHever the wind
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Shooting wi th the wi nd appears Ihe
easiest. "The thin g to remember is
there wi ll be morc roll on Ihe ball so it
won't stop as quickly," says Collins.
A rule of thumb when hitting with
the wind is to use one club less for
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ir under nonnal ci rcum-
stunces n six iron is requi red, with ft 16
kmh/lO mph wi nd use a seven iron,
with a 32 kmh/20 mph wind use an
eighl iron and so o n.
When using an iron to get onto Ihe
gree n, ollins al so recommends
hilting harder wilh the loflier club.
" Hitting harder will PUI more back
spin on Ihe ball . This. combined with
the natural tendency or Ihe lortier club
to make the ball drop more verti cally.
will make the ball bite into the green
better and not roll as much,"
The reverse mle of thumb for club
selecti on is lIsed when hitting into the
wind. For each 16 kmh/l 0 mph of
wind , use one club extra.
" As yo u cun sec," says Collins.
" from a six iron lie on a ca lm da y, YOli
mny require a nine iron w hen shootin g
with a 48 kmh/30 mph wind or a Ihree
iron when shootin g into that force of
wi nd."
A common mistake mude when
play ing into the wind is using ma re
power. " Hilting the ba ll harde r creates
mo re back spin which causes the baJJ
16 go hi gher res ult ing in less distance
and more bite when the ball hits. There
is also a lendency for a ball with mOre
back spin to l;lic.:c," expluins Collins.
The combination of using an ex tra
club wi th 8 more verti cal face and not
3S much power wi II keep the ball
lower and produce less backspin,
resu lting in morc distan ce uguinst th e
wi nd.
" Hooki ng your tee shot. also tends
10 keep Ihe ball lower and create more
ro ll ," says Collins.
He adds th ere is a myth th at recommends teei ng the ball lower when
hittin g into the wind. "Th is will cause
a golfer 10 hil down on Ihe bnll which
creates more backspin and subsequenll y the ball wi ll go hi gher."
There are IwO ways 10 play when
faced with a crosswind, says Collins.
For n lefl-t.o-ri ghl wind. by playing
wi lh it (hilling the sholleft to ri ghl)
Ihe ball wi ll roll further and you will
get more distance. Or you can hook
th e balllhe right amo unl and il wi ll go
sIrnight. "The second method requires
u high level of skill ," warns Collins.
" However, it allows yo u LO put more
spin on the ball which helps it bite into
Ihe grass. This is a useful technique
when hitting to a small turgel area or
green."
A rul e of thumb when hilting 10 a
green wi th a crosswind is to aim five
yards to th e appro priate side of Ihe pin
for every 16 kmh/ I 0 mph of wind .
For pitching to the gree n rrom 25
yards, o llins suggests using a sand
wedge when going wilh Ihe wi nd to
make the ball hold belter. Against the
wi nd, he ~wggesls an eight iron to
provide better ball control.
Some allowance also has to be
made when pUlling durin g wind y days,
espec iall y if the greens are fas t.
A final windy-day sugges tion from
Collins is to use a wider stance for
more stabilily. This is most im portanl
On Ihe short shots.
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" You cannot be II good golfer without
being a good putter," says Hllrbour
V iew pro Michel Pi lon, " If you putt
well , it affects your wh ole round
because th ere is less pressure on the
fairway shots."
A pro for 17 yea rs, Michel has
carefully studi ed putting and come up
with three basic concepts to improve
thi s skill.
"Distance is the most important
factor," says the 1984 M anitoba PGA
champion. "Having the ri ght distan ce
prod uces consistent tap ins of eight or
nine inches. If your distuncc is wrong,
you wi ll have numerous three putts."
The key to obtaining the ri ght
di slllllCC duy lifter day is mUlching the
amount of stroke to the distllnce. " Th e
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longer putt , use a longer buckstroke.
Gravit y will pull the club through
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strength to hit the ball furth er, the
di stance Il'nvelled will change each
Lime depending on how tense you arc
or how you feel on thut particular day.
" Rel y on gravity to power your
putter," says Michel. "It is u consistent
force. even under pressure situations."
T o practi ce matching th e length of
stroke with a distance, Michel suggests plucing a Ice on n putting surface
about th e length you usua ll y end up
from the hole. Place another tee five
fee t before it and another fi ve feet past
it. Paying attention to the ba k-swin g,
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back-swin g.
Ncx tlO distance. preci sion is the
most important part of putting. To hit
th o ball stmi ght , Michel believes a
light grip is absolutel y necessary. "By
hliving a light grip there is less chance
to pu sh or pull the putt ," he says. " Th e
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do nOI have 10 guide it. With a soft
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The Lhird factor in good putting is
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solid base. " You need a solid foundation on which to putt," says the
animated pro. " I f your legs or hips are
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There should be no movement from
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wanllO be consistent."
Michel has a recipe for good
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of buck stroke) and I 0 per cent lining
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Baker returns home
to claim Amateur crown
Twent y-one year old form er Winni pegger Keyln Baker. tI
University of Ho uSton graduate now Ii Ying in Toron to.
returned home to capture the 1988 Manitoba Amateur
Championship and the Free Press Trophy ove r a fi eld of
288 golfers.
With round~ of 72-75-68-7 1 for a 286 total Kevi n
fini ~ hed a convincing six strokes ahead of his nearest
challenger, Breezy Bend 's Ron Wilso n. Wilson's club
mate and defending champ ion Garth Collings was one
shot back at 293 while rising stars J efl' Loiley of Elmh urst
and JeIT Helper of Glendale required 294 strokes.
The tournament was much closer after the ini tial two
quali fyi ng rounds at Bel Acres and Elmhurst with Jim
Doyle leading the pack at 143. The race was sO close in fac t
th at ten golfers were wi th in five strokes of the Sandy Hook
veteran. AU that changed in round three when Baker
opened up a three shot lead by firing a sizzling 68 - the
lowest round of the entire competition. His steady 16-par
round of 7 1 was more than eno ugh to
fend off any fi nal day challcnges.
Match play
While 58 golfers qualified at 155 or
beller for the final two rounds of the
AmtllCur. anoth er 64 wi th scores up to
Amateur champ Kevin
162 qualified for match play in four
nights of 16.
When all was said and done, Gil
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Coulter of Brandon, 5 and 4. in the
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greens.
A. The playe r is disqllnlilied for Ihe
o
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o B. There is no penalty.
2. A bull pull ed frO Ill off the green
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hul it is nol holed beca use all 01' it Is
not below the level of I.he lip of Ihe
hole. T he player, believi ng his hall
do you know the answer?
holed, picks It up.
o A. The ba ll Ill USI be placed on the
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o B. The ball must be placed on the
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illcurs a one-stroke penally.
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S. In slroke piny, 11 pluyer starts his
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When he was informed of his error ,
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For th e firs1time in severo l years two
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It turned out to be an exciting year for
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Coun try lub in BC, Au g. 9- 12. Dale
Goehring of Breezy Bend won the
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Scott Parker at 300 tied for 13th
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the BC team won wi th a 43 I sco re.
Manitoba-Minnesota Matches
Elmh urst Go lf & o untry Club hosted
these 3nllual matches. Aug. 25-26. The
Manitoba team consisted of our four
pro vincial team members plus .Jon
Braun of Niakwa. Brad Poleschuk of
Thompson. I)arryl Enns of Ross mere
and .JefT LUiley. The Manitoba team lost
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Western Canada Juvenile
Team Matches
These mat ches we re played at the
Shaughnessy Go lf & ountry lub in
Van cou ve r, Aug. 3-5. with Manitoba
being represent ed by Dale Goehring,
.IelT Lalley, Darren McMiliun and
Andy NemirolT. Afte r three days of
competition , th e Manitoba team
emerged the winn er with a narrow 724 to
729 margin ove r the BC team.
In individual competition, C urtis
Thompson of B edged Dale Goehring
with a 234 tota l to Dale 's 239 tota l. P
Our juvenile team of(L-R) Andy Nemiroff.
Dale Goehrinx. Jl1J Lailey (l ilt! /)ar,I'''
M r'Millall captu red the Western C(lIIat/iall
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Max Deslwh,iers earntd
honors I" the 60·64
Ulte category.
fOp
Barrie Sallders fi nished
all top ill the 65·69
group .
Smiley Merollek was
Iwmhi'r one for those 70
years and o\'er.
Forsyth reboundsfor
convincing Senior win
After an ol>cning round 77 in the Manitoba Senior Men's
Championship, Don Forsyth of Breezy Bend parl ayed his
home co urse knowledge to ro unds of 72 and 7 1 for a Convinci ng three shot victory in the 54-ho le evenI.
Forsyth 's final 7 1, the only sub-par round of the tournament, enabled him
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move past first and second round co-
leaders Alan Mahon of Breezy Bend and Jim Doyle of
Sand y Hook . While Mahon slipped to an 82 to fini sh 10
stukes back. Doyle' s 75 kept him wi thin three of the leade r.
Niakwa's Ron Casleluine. himself a first round co-leader at
76. also fini shed 10 shots back at 230 and ti ed for third with
Mahon and SI. Charl es' miley Meronek.
While Forsyth and Doyle fini shed one-two in the 55-59
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Desaulniers carded 76-75-72 for a 223 to tnl while Lenton.
19B7 Seniors c!hamp, fi nished 80-72-7
226.
In the 65-69 age group. anman's Bllrric Sanders shot
79-77-77- 235 for n three stroke adva ntage over Russ
Jones of SI. Boniface.
The 70 plus age cat egory consisted of 36 ho les and was
captured by Smiley Meronek of SI. harles whose 76-75
posted a convincing 10 shot victory over South wood's six time Manitoba Seni ors champ Harry Critchley. P
age group of the Seniors compeLition, th eir scores also
qualified them' for Mani lobu's leHI1l in the Canadian Seniors
at Dartmouth . NS. Other team members included Max
Desaulniers of Elmhurst and Gord Lenlon of Pine Ridge
who fini shed one-two in me toumament's 60-64 age group.
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The rural golf season began with the eleventh annual Rural Amateur ham pionship on August 7 and 8 at Ilec ia Ishmd. Fom,er champ Bob Gonoway of Morden
led the fi eld of 140 competitors wi lh two steady rounds of 75 and 74. His 149
total narrowly edged out Carman's Hill North and Selkirk 's Kevin BlIuer whose
i~e nti ca l 758 gave them even 150s. First round leaders IIruce North and his 15year-old nephew Denn Nort h, both of Carman . lost their chances for victory
when they followed lheir opening 72s with scores of 80 and H2 respectively.
In the Senior division, narrl. Sanders of Carman and Mervyn Minish of
Swan Ri ver opened wi th fine rou nds of 76 to lead the field of 20 players, Barrie
Sanders won his eighth consecuti ve title in the Senior champiunship when he
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At the Rural Junior itnmpionship. held at the Teulon O<llf Club, 14-yea r-old
ameron Croy of the host club edged out Derek Ingram of Sandy H ook in a
one hole playoff after both carded I H-hole scores of 79. Narrowly missi ng the
playul'" was Brandon Wheat City 'S Jason Sweeney with ito 80. roy in the 14- 15
age bracket and Ingram in the 17- 1Ryear olds ~I so won their respecti ve lIge
categories. Other win ners were John Ilrus, of Haicrow Lake in the 12 and under
class lind Jusun Hrynklw of Dauphin in the 15- 16 IIge group.
Rural Team Championship
The oOrS Lite Rural Team Championship was held again at the Shilo Golf Club
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Country lub. Huving emerged as the medali st in two
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More wa defeated 3 and 2 by Glendale's Jell' Helper in the
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For Helper it was the third time he had played in the Blair
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In the quaner tinals, Helper dcfcutcd medalist runl1 e r~ up
Rob Oliphant of Rossmere, More defeated Bl'eezy Bend 's
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Pinawa
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With Labau 'S spon sorin g its first ProAm team champi onship. August 2 at
Niakwa. it wa s fitting that th e event
(form erly the rown Life Pro-Am ) was
captured by a first time winner.
Utili zing the Stablefo rd System
where points are earned for bogeys,
pars. birdies. etc., th e team from the
Pinawa Golf Club linished on top with
a total of 159 points. Th e team consisted of amateurs Bill Boivin , Dennis
Smith . Terry Wardrop and pro John
Bowen.
First runner-up was the 1987
Manitoba and national pro-am team
champions from Tu xedo Golf Course at
150 points while third pl ace went tn th e
team from the K enora Golf and Country
lub with a total of 145 points.
At the national final held September
X and 9 at the SI. Charles Count ry Club
in Winnipeg. Man itoba's Pinawa team
fini shed se venth behind champion
New foundland. p
InterSl't/ior illler·d ub hOllol's well' ' 0 Elm/lllr,flil J' of (L·R) M ax D esaulniers, Prank Hnro w,fki
a"d Nick Mickoski,
club
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settle
rivalries
Free Press Inter-Club
Rurl,' ;"uu'·club ('homps w('re (L-R) Bruce North , 80rri(' SOllder.~ and Rick 81i1-('" oj
Carmaff ,
Fr ee Pre,~s city i"fer·d "b t'ltam{Jiolls w('re (L·R) D(II'('Y Fur ber. Gle" fI"lIfillk and
Dm'c Ltl vallee of Pille Ri(J.'-:f! # I ,
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Friendly rivalri es bel ween clubs arc
good for a ny SPOI'I, par1iclilarly
wh en Ihcy bring Oul Ihe besl in
compelilion. Where Ihe Free Press
Inter-C lu b wa.' concerned , lhe beSI
was definilely brollghl oul in Ihe
!'ine Kidge #1 and Carman #1
learns whi ch cunvincingly captured
top honors In Iheir respeclive ci ly
and rural divisions.
For cily c hampi on Pine Ridge
#1 , Ihe enlire Ihrcc-man team of
Dave Lavallee (70), Glen Hnatluk
(7 1) and Darcy Furber (72) all
shol par or beller al SI. harl cs
ounlry C lub. Their 2 13 10lal was
nine strokes better Lhan runner· up
SI. harl es #1 whose leam of
Gilvin Spiers (73), Dob Dunbar
(73) and Glenn Collins (76) shol
222 on their home course. 11 was
Pine Ridge's second consecutive
Free Press championship.
, In Ihe rural competitioll, Bruce
Norlh carded a Ihree-linde r-par 69
10 lead hi s Ca rman #1 team 10 a
three shol viclOry ovcr Selkirk #1.
Dacking Norlh 's supe r round were
Rick Blighl (74) and Darrie Sanders (82) for a 225 10lal. Selkirk's
228 consiSled o f Tim Cro marl y's
impress ive 70, Hob Hingham 's 79 and
Ken Grove's 79.
Senior Inter-Club
Thirty·one teams of lhree players
competed for the Manitoba Seni or
Inter·Clu b Champi nship at Selkirk
Go lf C lub, Augus t 26. When all was
said and done, low gross honors went
to the Elmhurst #lteam of Max .
Desaulniers, Frank Horowskl and
Nick Mlckoskl whose tOlal of 227
was fo ur beller th an Hreezy Hend 's
lhreesome of Alan Mahon, Don
Forsyth and C al Finch. Leading the
way for victorious Elmhurst was Nick
Mickoski with a solid round of 7 1.
In the ne t category, St, C harles #2
and SI. Honiface tied for low sco re
wi th 2 12 totals, however, SI. Churl es
came QUi on top in a cou nt back. Team
me mbers were Ke n MeC harles, Don
Bromwell and John Garwood .
HO.'1smere's team of(I.. -R) SCOIf Parker, I?ob McMillan, Da,.,.yl E"II.~ alld Rich Sobkowi(,/,
caplllred the d ty junior inler-d ub title,
Junior Inter-Club
At Bel Ac res on August 3. 14 city and
eight rural teams did battle for the
Junior Inter· C lub Championship. In
the ci ty div ision, Ross mere captured
top honors wi th a 335 tOlal while
IIreezy Bend finished second at 339.
Winning team members were Scott
Parker, Rob McMillan, Darryl
Enns and Rich Sobkowich.
In lhe rural category, Wheat City's
team of Dean Oakdean, Jason
Sween ey, Jaso n Thorpe and Jody
C hudley finis hed six strokes ahead of
runner· up Dauphin,
Low ind ividua l scores in the I.ournament went to Sa nd y Hook 's De rek
Ingram at 75 and Steinbach's Tim
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Tournament tips
for finishing first
When successful golfers slep up 10 Ihe flrsl
Icc in ~m impol1:anl match or toumsmcnl,
Ihey will have already played Ihe mOSI
crilical rounds - the pructiee sessions.
The clubs to use from each tee nnd the
subsequenl shOIS huve been meliculously
delelmined during Ihe practice rounds
each golfer lukes. 1110 match or tounlUmcnl is merely n mUlier of executing lhol
predelennined game plnn.
For local golf professionals Pat
O'Oonnellllnd J im ollins, pacing Ihe
course is the mosl imponanl USpecl ofthe
pl1lclice rounds, ",ls involves dClcmlining th. distance to Ihe fronl oflh. green
from their tee shot tUld vari ous landmarks.
1l1is infonnation is written in a log book
which slllys wilh Ihem du ri ng the
golfers check the bounds markers. While
O' Donnell does not want 10 know whal is
beyond the markers (" h could make me
fearful in a JX.llcntiaJ situalion and cause
me to get ncrvou . . I need to be relaxed at
nil times."), Coll ins likes 10 know because
il helps him delennine whelhcror nOlto
use aclub which may bea linle riskier.
On un unfamiliar collrse. practi ce
rounds help detennine whether il is belter
10 include additional woodsor irons
among Ihe 14 clubs allowed (a shoner
a pr..lclice round on the coursen week
course means more irons. especially when
combined wi th narrow fairways whi ch
earlier so he can plan hi' play. " II'I
requi re Ihe accuracy of irons); whelhcrthe
location of bunkers aJ'l'eels club selection;
and whelhenhe greens are large or small.
After pacing the tee and second shors,
tOllnlwnc nt .
the men puce the greens to dClcnnine their
" I know wilhin three or four yards how
far Ihe ball will go with each club," says
O' Oonnell, the Maniloba PGA Player of
the Vear for flveoflhe lasl six years.
During Ihe pruclice rounds, I delemline if I
deplh. This is crilical in helping dClennine
the approach shol. A quick check of surrounding bunkers is made and infomlalion
written in Ihe log book. " Iflhcgreens are
slow, il docs nOt mailer where I hillhe ball
on them," states O' Donnell . "Iflhey are
fasl, then I have to be below the hole."
ollins poinrs oUllhat Ihe pin placementsduring a tournament can often be in
moredifficull SPOIS than during the
am over-driving with u pUl1icuinrclub.
whelher I will go 10 ,mother one, and if it Is
wonh taking chances by using one club
mther than another,"
For three-lime Manit ba PGA winner
ollins, pacing isimpoT1tmt because the
varied size greens, especially the smallcr
ones, make il hard 10 judge dislllnee and
scleetthe righl club. "I mighl hil,driver
and an iron lUld then sec what my position
from the green is 10 delennine which gives
me a bellersccolld shol. I will only change
Illy tee shot club during the toum"lmelll if
condilionschange."
During the practice rounds, bout
He only likes one practi ce r lind and the
Pro Am evenl before competing.
Onlhe other hand, ollins IikeSio play
practice sessions. '" hit PUliS 10 ull four
c11mers of the green from Ihe centre
l<¥Jking for tricky rolls. Somelimes thcre
is grain on Ihe green and the ball rolls
quicker in Ihat direction, so I mark that in
my yardage booklel."
O' Oonnell will sian a month berore a
loun1lunenll0 "practice 10 my potential"
by hilling onc (Jrtwo bags ofbaUs four
limes a week and pillYthree time, a week .
dis(;()Vcrlhecolirse requircsn 101ora
pan iell lar Iype of sll 1, 1will practice thai
shol nliltlc more than usual during the nex t
week. Olherwise,l follow a bulanced
practice schedule."
Once Ihe praclice rounds are over, bOlh
g Ifers have, rouline bel..", leeingofffor
a tournament.
O'Oonnelilikes to be alone, cal
breakflL" and read a newspaper before
n!U(;hing the first lec. " ~ I don't want tOlalk
golf."
" I visualize Ihe game before I even go
Ihere - what clubs I will use and how Ihe
shots wi II go," repons 0 11 ins. " II ike 10 be
allhe course 60 minules before ICC time.
"I psych rnysclrupduring Ihis lime. I
like 10 pmclice chipping and pUlting. 'The
putting green is a confidence building lime
and I sink easy PUliS10 accomplish this. I
Ihen praelice my fi rsl shol oflhc day and,
as soon as I hil one thai is perfeel, I SlOp.
ForO' Oonnell and Collins try ing Iheir
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Anderson, Breezy Bend. 4 lind 3.
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StulU'1 NUliss. Tculon dcfcutcd Grant
Couller. Bnmdon. 5 nnd 4,
(Third IlI ghl)
Lom e Jami son. Elm hurst defeated Mo rt
MOss. Edmon ton. I up .
(Fourlh IlIgh l)
Ui ll Keams, Elmhurst defeated Ri ch
Sobkowich. Rossmcrc. I lip.
Wlllin gdon Cup Tcu fIl Trittls
I'ille Ridxe, Jllly 23·24,'1988 , I llc/Ildes 72
hole 10W /Sfrom M(lfIilObo Anlllleur
(* I/tlmed 10 Witli"gdofl CliP team)
• Jeff Helper, Glend"le 294·69·70 •• 433
"'Gllrlh Coll ings. Breezy Bend
293· 71·70 ·· 434
"'Glenn Collins. 51. C harles
296· 73·69 •• 438
· JeIT Llliley, Elmhurst 294· 72· 72 ·· 438
Jim Doy le. Sandy Hook 295·73· 71 ·· 439
Ouve McMi llan, Rossmcrc
295·73·75 •• 443
72 holes, Bel Ac,.es Golf and Countty
CI"blElmhurst Golf and COIlIlf l'y Cillb.
Ron Wilson, Breezy Bend
.llIlv 18·2 1, 1988,
MOil Poleschuk, Elmhurst
292·72·80 .• 444
.
C homp lonshlp nl ghl
*Kcvin Buker. St. harles
72·75·68·7 1 ·· 286
ROil Wilson, BreelY Bend
72· 73· 73· 74 •• 292
Gatlh Collings. Breezy Bend
77·72·72·72 ·· 293
Jeff Lailey. Elmhurst 75· 76·69·74 ·· 294
Jim Doyle. Sundy Hook
73·70·77·75 ·· 295
Dave McMi ll an, Ross merc
75· 72·71·77 ·· 295
O lelln Coll ins. 51. ctmrlcs
76· 71·77·72··296
MUll Polcsc huk. Elmhurst
77· 72·76·73 ·· 298
DUn Scunlun. John Blumberg
72·72·79· 76 ·· 299
Cnrl Lechmlln. Rossmcrc
75·74·76·75 ·· 300
DOll
o
29M·72·76 •• 446
Don Loewen, Rossmcre 30 1·76·73 . • 450
Scott Porker, Rossmore 30 1·75·74 •• 450
Carl Lechman. Rosslllcre
TelTY More, Elmhurst
300·78·73 .. 451
303·73·75 .• 451
Dan Scan lan. John B l umberg
299·76·76 •• 45 1
Rob Oliphont, Rossmore 303·75·75 ·· 453
Totid Teplitski. Pine Ridge
303·79·76 •• 458
Wurren SCOII. St. Boniruce
303·79·77 .• 459
Todd Funning. Southwood
302·83·75 ·· 460
Rob MacDona ld, mm hursl
303·82·77 •• 462
Rob Tod. Rossmere
302·80·85 ·· 467
I'IXN \1\'\11011 \ 1\ '\IOll
Loewen. Ross more
75· 76·76·74 ·· 301
Sc.:Otl Parker. Rossmcre
76·72·77·76 ··
Tudd Funning. South wood
75· 75· 75· 77 ••
Rub Too, Rossmcre
74· 70·78·80 ··
Rob MllcDonuld. Elmhurst
79· 75·76·73 ••
Rub OlipiHUli. Rossmc re
8 1· 73·75·74 ··
30 1
302
302
303
303
72 holes, Selkirk Golf mid COlillfry C/IlI!i
Rossmere Cowury Club . July 11 · 14 . 1988 .
SCOIl Parker. Rossmcre
75·74·76·74 ·· 299
Colin Drcwc. Sou thwood
74·73·75·78 •• 300
Rich Sobkowich. Russl11crc
69·79·77· 77 .• 302
Dule Goehring. Breezy Bend
70· 80·78· 77 .. 305
W arren SCOIl. 51. Bon iface
Ru ss Romllniuk. Elmhurst
77· 74·77-75 ·· 303
Todd TeplilSki. Pine Rid ge
80· 72· 74· 77 •• 303
Terry More, Elmhursl 74· 73·74·82 ·· 303
74· 76·80· 78 •• 308
Darren McMillun. Rossmcre
73·78·78· 80 •• 309
Jun Braun, Ninkwa
78·77.81 · 74 ·· 310
* 110 1 eliRible for t('am trials
48
A R D
Darryl Enns, Ros. mcre
79·76·81 ·76 ·· 311
Andy Nemirorr, SOUlhwood
72·82·79· 7'1 .. 312
BTUd Polesc huk. 'rhompson
78·73-80·82 .. 3 J3
Jeff Lai ley, Elmhurst 7~ · 79- M4-76 · · 314
Shune McCanney, Cannan
75·~3·~ 1 ·75·· 314
Bruce McDonald, Summcrlell. PQ
78·79·80·78 .• 3 15
Jason Sweeney, Wheat ity
76·79·81)·79 .• 3 15
Gurden Lee, Kitchen Creek
70 •. 316
Rob McMillan, Rossmere
79 _. 3 17
Greg Solmundson. Charleswood
77-84·8 1·78 .. 320
Ni gel W yer, Thompson
79·82· 78·MI ··320
Geoff Bumstead , Southwood
76 ·· 32 1
Rob Doucette, Dnuphin
77-8 1·85·79 ·· 322
Junior Team Trials
Pille Ridge, Jilly 16· 17 , 1988 , Incilides 72
hole totals/min Manitoba JUI/ ;or .
(,* juveniles 16 and IIndt'r)
(a named tn j,,";nr l('Om)
(h namcd 10 jl,,'cl/ile leam)
(c spol/sored j uvenile.1f 10 Calladiall JIIII ;or
Clwmpioll!lliip)
(d flamed to team/or Maniwha -Min nesotu
m(ltches.)
lid - Scott Parker. Ross mere
299·78·72 •. 449
u d • Colin Drewe. SOUlhwood
300·76·73 ·· 449
ad · Ri ch Sobkowich, Rossmere
302·75·75 .• 452
'* 11 b d - Dale Goehring , Breezy Bend
305·80·75 ·· 460
d · Jon Hmun, Niakwn 310· 73·79·· 462
d • Brad Polescl uk . Thompson
313·80·74 ·· 467
d • Russ Romaniuk , Elmhurst
308· 79-K3 .. 470
... a b d • Jerf Lailey, Elmhurst
314-H I·76 ·· 471
D"rry l Enns. Rossmere 311·RI·SI · - 473
... h c - Andy Nemiru fr. South woOO
312·M4·78 ·· 474
... be · Darren McMill an. Rnssmere
309·87·79 ·· 475
Jason Sweeney, Wheat City
315·8 I·MI ·· 477
I"XX \1 \ ,\111111 \
~I
'\lllll
54 holes. Breezy Bend Cnlllltry Cluh .
AIIRII.I" 9· 11 , 1988.
(55.59 age grllu p)
x- D on Fursy th. Breezy Bend
77-72· 71 ·· 220
x·Jim Doy le. Sandy Hoo k 76· 72· 75 -· 223
Alan Mahon. Breezy Bend
76· 72· M2 •• 230
Ron Castelane, Niakwa
76·76·7M ·· 230
Smiley M eronek, SI. Charles
A lben Olson. Breezy Bend
82-74-77 -- 233
Pete Perrick, T rnmCOll 1l 78-79·77 -- 234
Ben Pellac k. Pine Ridge 82-73·80 -- 235
(60-64 nge MrouP)
It -M alt Desaulni ers, Ehnhurst
76-75-72 -- 223
It -Gord Lenl on, Pine Ridge
80-72-74 -- 226
X-Marty Malcov ish. Blumbe rg
.
80-73-74 -- 227
Orvul Fumugh, Nink wn
82-77-78 -- 237
Bill Hornel·. Brec 7.Y Bend 87-74-77 -- 238
Mike Li nl 11,51. Ronifllce H2 -79-77 -- 238
( 65 - 6~ oge group)
Barrie Sanders. Carman
79-77-77 ·- 235
Ru ~s Jones. SI. Boni fucc
M5-76-77 -- 23K
Bud Meckl ing, Be l Acres 8 1-78-8 1 -- 240
Jim I, aae, 51. horle,
77-86-77 -- 240
Cec Durnin, Breezy Bend 85-78-78 -- 241
(70 1)lus - 36 holes)
Smiley Meronek. SI. Churles 76-75 .. 15 1
Ha rry Crilehley. Soulh wood 83-78 -- 16 1
Lyle Bishor . Tue,un . Ari z. 82-84 -- 166
Jac k Bolander. Soulhwuud
86-86 -- 172
Duh Munde ll. Whenl Cil Y
87-85 -- 172
()' -qlwliji('d lor Mcw itomlteam at
C(Uwdhlll Seniors. OCll'tmolllh . NS)
I')XX.I \I I, III \11{ \11 \101(1 \1
\I\I( 111'1" (II\\II'U"SIIII'
36 hnle qualifying. St. Charln Cowwy
CI" b/Wiltl ,",,,nd GoIf CI"h. May 28-29.
/98R . Malch play iillals Niakwa COllI/ frY
CI"b. JIIIII' 9· /6. 1988.
(Quollrylng rounds)
75-70
Terry More. Elrnhu rsl
Rob Oliphonl . Rossmere
73-73
Da ve l..IIv nllee. Pine Ridge
73-75
Colin Drewe. Southwood
73-75
Kev in Ni chol son, Bel Acres
Seotl Parker. Rossmere
..---
145
146
14R
Gera ld M orrissey. Rossmcrc 75 -76 -- 151
Je lT lI elper. Glendale
72-79 -- 15 1
C::a rl Lec hmun. Rossmcrc
79-74 -- 153
Bob Brnun . Niuk wu
76-77 -Darcy Furbe r. Pine Ridge
73-80 -Michnel Ban ville. SI. Charles 77-77 -Dale Goehring. Bree7.Y Bend 77-77 -Rob Loewen. Rossmere
70-84 -(Failed til qualify)
Mark All en. SOluhwuod
80-76 -Dllv i<l Klowuk. Windsor
7 1-85 -Bl nir Neu l. Kildonun
R2-75 -Mall Polesc huk . Ell11hu rsl
7H-79 -Dun McNeill. Niak wa
82-76 -Olin SC linl on. Blu mberg
77-8 1 -KC!11 Wurwick. Niakwa
83-76 --
153
153
154
154
154
156
156
157
157
158
158
159
159
159
159
Curl Te plilski. Pine Ridge
82-77 -I n>on Grus hak. Selkirk
79-80 -Dcll n SlOwe li. 51. Boniface
79-80 -(Moteh 1)loy nnol)
Jeff He lper. Glendal e defelll ed Terry More.
Elmhurst. 3 und 2.
/ 8 hole altrma/r ,1thot, St. OO"iface Golf
(Runner -up)
CII/h . A"8I/s, 30. 19fifi.
(Futher ond sa o)
"A" Gross I. Cnrl and Todd TeplilSki 75
2. Jim and POI Doyle
79
I. Don and Tim Slone 68 1/2
Net
2. Gord and ronl Rnth we ll 70
" B" G ross I. LeI' and Les li e Martens 88
2. Pat and Tim Coughlin 88
Net
I . Bob an(\ Brinll Dltvis
72
2. Howie an(\ Ilowil;
Mc Ni eoll
72 1/2
(I")nrent Rnd child)
J. Ed and An gela Mar1 t! ns 82
G ross
Molnzdrewi cz
G ross
M erlene lind Robyn
Nellerri C!ld
Nel
MLlfg Styles and
JOlln Todd
73 1/2
93
Kun Geree ke K3
Brad Shorlen 88
DUllne Shnrpc RX
(Olher Icnm scores)
Pine Ridge 346
50ulhwood 34K
Ninkw n 349
51. Hnnifllce 352
Chnrleswood 356
G lendal e 36 1
St. ChorlC!s 366
Ass ini boi ne 367
13e l Acres 378
F.lmhu rsl 3KO
Pro John Bower
AJ'I'latcurs - Bill Boivi n l)e nni s Smith
T erry W ardrop
(Rurul ehnmplon)
Wh en t C ity 334
(First runner-ul)
Tu ltcd o Gol f Co urse 150 points
(Second runn er-III)
K cnora Golf & Cou nlry Iub 145 points
Jody Biloll s 87
1988 .
Bob Gcnoway, MinnCwllstll
75-74 -- 149
Bill NOrlh . Cnrman
Kevin Bnuer. Se lk irk
Jamie Stone, Minnedosn
75-75 -- 150
75-75 -- 150
orlll i1n
75-76 -- 15 1
79-73 -- 152
-----
152
153
153
154
82 -72 -- 154
(Seniors' <Il vlslon )
Barrie Sanders, Cann on
83 -76 -- 159
M erv yn Mini sh. Swan Ri ver R5 -76 -- 16 1
Roy M in ish. SWIIJ1 River
80-H3 -- 163
Ray Rempe l. Sie in blich
Frank LilY. Se lkirk
87-83 -- 170
87-84 -- 17 1
I')XX Illl I I'lll SS
I'lIll ·( 1111 1\11 'SI
18 hole.\'. St. Charles COlllltry CIII/} .fllne
2~. /98H .
'
Juson Sweeney 79
hud ley 90
Jnson Yat es 85
Jason II rynk iw
~1I
(Oth er team scurcs)
Su ndy H ook )5 1
Cunnnn 357
36 holes. llee/a GoIIC(J Ilr.rie. August 7-8.
80-72
76-77
76-77
80-74
Dell n Ou kdcn 79
Jus"n Thorpe 86
Jody
(Runner -up )
I)nuphln 340
Rob Doucett e 7R
I')XX \1 \ " I()II \ I{I I{ \1
\\1 \ II I Il ~I "Oil
( II \\II'I()'SIIII'
Dean Nonh.
(C it y el11l1l1plulI)
Ross mere 335
Seoll PMker 79
Rob M cMillan RI
Darryl Enns t<6
Rich obkowich X9
( Runn er -UI)
Tom Prntt 80
(C hompion)
l'inawlI Golr C lub 159 poln(s
Bruce North. Cannan
Robert Corne ll. Wasngnming
Daniel RacicOi. Se lkirk
Ken Grove. Se lkirk
79
Breezy Bend 339
18 holes. (Stahleford System) /II;flkw"
COIII/,ry CII/b. AI/R'W 2. 19fi8.
aml fln
Tim Crom nrty - 70
Dob Bingham
Ken G rove - 79
/8 h (J le.~ . IJt>1 A('f'('s Golf atld COllllfry
Cluh , Augllsl 3, 1988.
I \11\ I I 'S II \\ll'llO · \\1
Bmd Reimer.
Selkirk #1 22H
72 1/2
2. Gerry und G loria
Allfor<l
(Mother Dod I)oughter)
(Rural chaml)i on)
C arman # 1 225
Bruce North - 69 Rie l Blight - 74
Barrie Sonders - 82
(Runner-up)
I'IXX \I \ " I()II \ II "()Il
I'llll ·( 1111
Pnl ahniuk
I . Pat and Jim
Nel
SI. Charles # t 222
Cavi n Spiers - 73
Bob Dunbar - 7~
Ulenn Co ll ins - 76
83
2 . Art Sl11i lh and Lynda
14R
75 -74 -- 149
71-7R -- 149
G le nn Collins. SI. Churles
7R -72 -- I ~O
Dave Anderson. Breezy Bend 76-74 _. 150
(CUy ctlllllll)ion)
Pine Ridge #1 2U
Duve Luvullcc - 70
G len Iin utiu k - 7 1
Darcy Furber - 72
'Ollill \\IIIW \ , 1111
1\\111 \ ( II \\II'IC"SIIII'
79-76-75 -- 230
Pine Falls 365
Thompson 3R6
Sie inbuch 368
Se lki rk 387
I')XX \1 \ " 101\ \ SI "Oil
I'll Il · C I I II
/ 8 holes . Selkirk Golf and en/l",,.V Cluh
AI/HI/Sf 26. 1988
.'
(Luw gross chumpion)
Elmhurs( # I 227
Mult Desall iniers 78 Frank Borowski 7H
Nick M ickoski 7 1
(Luw gross runner-III)
Hr.ezy Bend 23 1
Alan Mlihon 75
0 0 11 Forsy th 76
en l Finch 80
("ow nel chnrnplun)
St. Churles #2 2 12
K en M cWill imns 69 Don Browne ll 71
Johrl Gurwoud 72
(Low net r unn er-up)
St. !loolfnee 2 12
Dn ve Keep 67
Mike Linton 7 1
Illude Ilissonncl\ c 74
49
Past Manitoba Champions
MANITOBA OPEN
19J I ~ Uric HUll uislcr, St. Charl es
1932 R,J. Reith. Ass ini hoinc
1933 · Hu d Donovan . NinkwtI
1914 R,J. Reith , ASNi niboi nc
19 1~ · R.J. Re ilh , Alisiniboinc
I t) ] 6 · Kasrn i r Zubowski , Pine Kidgl!
1\) .n · A rthur Lll nd . 51. hll rk s
193K - Klllllll ir Zubowsk l, Pi lle Ridge
1\}]\) - Knsmir Zubowski. PI IICRidge
11)40 - Art Lund, SI. ('hfld e!!
1941 · Al lIIn DoclI, South w ood
1942 - GCl'lmrd Kclltlccl y. SI. Charles
1943 - A ll an Rncs , Sou th wood
1944 · A llan Boell, South wood
1 94 ~ ('Illude Shockcll . St. Bon ifnce
1946 - Joc Tnchun , Elmhurs t
1947 - Hnrold Eid svig. Pine Kidgc
11}4H - A ll IIn !J oel!, Sout hw ood
11)41) - ii nroid IJi dsv ig. Pine Ridge
I1J50 - R.J. Keit h, A ssl niboinc
11)5 1- Jue Tudml1 , EhnlHII'sl
19.5 2 - Hum id Eidsv ig. Nh,kw!\
1953 - Len ]tum:y. SI. C li lll'lc,~
1954 Lcn lhu'Yc ),. Ass lnihoine:
1955 · !-I nrol d E id ~ v i g. Pine R idge
19S6 · Ey Stuatl , Duluth
I Q~ 7 · J oe Tnchun. Elmhu rst
195H- Ge:orge Knudson. Toront o
19.W - (icorl;c KnudsulJ . Turul1 li)
196U - Gcorge KIIIHJson. Toronto
1\)6 1 - Wl lrJ lOll1cl1u ik , Olelldu le
1962 A l vic ThompsOIl . To ronto
1963 - Du)' !un 0 111011 . Mill ilcapo lis
19M A l vle Thompson. Toron to
1965 · M oe Norman . Toront o
1966 · M oe Normti li . Toron to
1967 Moe Norman . Toronto
1968 · A lyie Thompson. Toron to
I 9ti9 - Mi ke Reasor. Cnlifumln
1~7 U - Gllr)' Pitchford . Toronto
197 1- Jo hn Ell iut. Jr. , Flurld!!
1972 · Wilf llolllt:I1U ik, Whw il}t!tI,
I 97J - Onr Il lI mllt ol) , TurUII!O
1974 - Bill Tupe. Kitchener
1\)75 - Bd U)'nuHI . Mcxi(.;u
11)76 - Klchard EhuHllllllrn ut ,
SI. Pll ul
1977 · Dan f 11I11"OI'sl)n .
OouSlus. MB
197K· Dan Halldoflion, Shi lo. M U
I 979 - Jc rr)' Anderson .
Scarborough. ON
I IJKO - Hob Cox , Kk hmolllJ , DC
19H I - DUn Croonqui st. SI. Puul
1YH 2 - K ell )' Murru)'. VIII1C(lUVer
I Y8 3 · Dunll (llldorsul1 , Orlilidon
19R4 - Dun Hli li durson, Brandon
1985 - Kobbic Ph ill ips,
J;II.: ksul1 ·s rt.. ON
1986 · Dul> Punas lk . Windsor, ON
1987 · Oli ve IliIrr. KIHHHHUk is, A A
1988 DAve B arr. K n n ll n as ki ~. A B
MANITOBA A MATEUR
1922 - A,J. Wi lson. Pine Ridge
1923 · J.T . C Ulh hcl'l , Winn ipeg
1924 - F.F. Tribe . Norwood
1925 · J.T. Cuthhert . Norwood
192(i - C, R os~. Somme rville.
London . ON
1927 - C.L. ll uglllulI . Ntllkwa
I nH · A.C. MucW ill1 uT1Is , C!i mhursl
11)29 - A .C. M UI.:Wl lli uJUs, El mhu rst
1930 - D,N. A rnuu . Assiniboinc
193 1 - D.N. ArnoH. Assinl bulnc
1932 - R,J, Rei th . Assiniboinc
1933 · R,J. Reith . Ass inihoh' e
1934 - A.A. (Sandy) Weir.
W l nn lp~l!I
Beach
1935 - RJ . Reith . A s~ in ihoi n e
191ti - RJ . Reith , Ass ini boine
1Y37 - R.J. Reith , Ass inihoi nc
193M- Ernie Pulmer. South wood
1939 - Ern ie Pulmcr. South wood
1940 - J luwunillullllcll . SU Lltll wood
194 1 - Ali nn LJ oes. South wood
1942 · lI uwurd OCI1I1 CIl , South WOOd
1943 · A ll ;iTl Does. SOuth wood
1944 · Allan Docs, Sou th wood
1945 · CllIIrlie Woods. Ni:lk wli
1946 · ll arold Eids 'l ig. Pine Ridgo
1947 · !-Iliroi d E id svl g. Pine Ridge
194M · All ull Hoes, South wood
1949 · Mi ke Pldl aski .St. Boniface
1 1,) ,~ O - Mike Pidla,ki . SI. Uoniface
I t)5 1- Bill Budd. k Ilonifuee
1952 - M el'v Moxley . Niakwa
195 3 - Ro), Kepron. Elmhu rst
I Y54 - Jnck Jueobs. Turunto
1955 - Rod McCull{K h. AssinilJoinc
1956 · Wilf Homcnu lk . e. lmhu rst
19S7 - Wi lf11 ulllullu lk . Elmhu rst
1958 · DOn Oardlle r. Ninkwa
1959 · Ron Piddle r, St, Roni fa ce
1960 · Bill Pjell nskl . Elmh urst
1')6 1 - 'I'ed Il ulTltm uik . Ru::;~ n l\: rc
1962 - Ron ridd le r, I2ll11h urst
1963 · Uill Pidl liSki , Bl lIlh ul'st
1964 . Don Ale,ll IHlde r. Nlukwu
1965 - B IlI'r)' M cK enzie, Ross mere
1966 · Nick Mick nsk i, F. l m hu r~ t
\9(,7 . Te rr)' More . Sout hwood
196R · Barr), C hipka, ROSN llle re
1969 - Tedl-Iome nui k. Ehl1hurst
1970 - David Krucik , Elmhu rst
197 1- Gary Kullmnn , Kossmcre
I'J72 - S te ve IJrinnutync . Russllu:n:
1973 · Gur), Kullm llll . I{ussnlcte
1\); 4 - Steve OIUHl III ),II'!, Rossltlcre
1975 Jl ln Do)' le. Elmhurst
1976 - Oar), Kulln1 lln. Rossmere
1971 · Ted Il ome nul k. Elmh urst
1978 - Bill Purker. Elmh urst
1979 - Bill Pllrker. Blmhu rst
19HO- C rllig D eurden. Glendale
Il)X I - Dan SCllnl on . lIter z), Ucnd
19X2 - Bill Purker. Urccz)' lIc nd
11} !! 3 - I-'Ul D o)' I ~ . Sll nd y Il ook
I 9X4 - Todd Fllnn i ng. South wood
II)M5 - Te rr), IlushirnolO. SI. Churlcs
1986 - 0 1en l lllll li uk, Pi nc Ri(l ge
19M7 - Gurth Coll ings. IJ reez)' Be nd
1988 - Keyi n a uk-cr, St, Charles
MANI T OBA SENIOR
1966 - Jim M cK end ry . Niukwu
11)67 · Pred Adums. St. Boniface
1968 · /1. 111111 Ooes. South wood
1969 - Lcs EVUIIS , ROSSlm: rc
1970 0 111 Pinnigcr. F.1 mhu rst
197 1 • JIlck Qardner. Pine Ridge:
19 72 - H urr)' Critchley. Breez)' Bend
1973 · 1-I:II'r), Critchley . Rreez)' Bend
1974 - HarryC rite hley. Bree z)' Bend
1975 - HurryCri tchle y. Ureez)' Bcnd
1976 - Frcd On o, St. Charles
1977 - Bill Pidl aski. J:;l mhurst
197M - Uill Pid laskLl2lrll hurst
1979 - Hurr), Crl t(.;h le)"Sou th wood
19RO· Harr), C ritehl c), . Sou th wood
19K I - Sm i ley Merunt: k. St, Churlcs
1982 - Oord Lent un,
Pi ne Ridge/Se lkirk
1983 · Nl (.;k Mickoskl. El lI\h ur~ t
1984 . Smile)' Mcrnnck, St. Charles
1985 · Rarrie Snn d e r ~ . CnrnHlII
1986 - Don McNeill , Ni nkwa
I 9R7 - Oord Le nt on. Pi nc Ridge
1988 0 011 Pors),lh . Rrce/)' Rcnd
MANITOBA JUN I OR
1942 - l2mll Uc uul;he mln
194 3 - Di ll Brown
1944 - Cu1TIM il lcr
194 5 · Bill )' Ru)'
194 6 0 0 11 Oatdncr
1947 Oill )' Ro)'
1948 - Do n I·Iowe:
194'1 - OM Gtl rdne r
19;'iU - K en Toland
195 1- JimDo)' le
I \)52 - Tom McDougll l1
1953 - Alun Pullcnsun
1\)54 - O eorge K nudson
1955 - Ocurt,le Knudsun
1956 Dun Atk;n sun
1957 • Don Boes
1958 DOII Atkln"ol1
I9;'l Q· l1 oh Ounhar. Niuk wa
1% 0 - Pctcr Bnll . South wood
196 1 Je rr)' Moore, ~ou th wood
1962 - Jerr)' Moore:. South wood
1963 - Je rr)' Hanovich, Pine Ridge
1964 - Terr), M ore. So uth WOOd
I Y65 - David Hill . South wood
1966 - Duyjd Il ill , Suu thwood
1967 - Duvid I l ill , South wuod
1968 - M . Drn o vue. Thunder BII)'
1969 - Murk Shushrick ,
Thulldcr Rn)'
1970 · Dan Hll ll dorson. Brandon
197 1- JohIlK ropp, Niakwll
1972 - Craig Dcarden . Elmhu n t
I ()73 - Durrell McDonold. Niukwa
1974 - 11111 Purke r, Nl ll kwil
1975 · Durrel l M cDoIIUld , NiakwlI
11)76 - Doug Il oweli.
John Blum berg
1977 - Pete r Ilu)'es. Rossme re
]978 - Pcter Ilu),cs. RO!lslllcre
1979 · Todd TCJllltski , Pille Ridsc
1980 Brill nB aeft, St, Aolli rncc
198 1 - Murc Chumbcrl llnd.
Brceq Rent!
1982 - Cralg Kinci rnt, Selkirk
l i)l:I3 - D llyid Wh ite. Sout hwood
19M · Todd Funni ng. South wood
I 9K ~ - Todd Fun ning. South wood
1'.186 - Scot! Pnrke r. Kossmere
19K7 - Jeffl·lelper. Glenda le
198M- Scutt Purke r. Russntcrc
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Manitoba Golf ASSOCiation, extends best wishes
for a successful season, to all Manitoba golfers.
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Tile/allowing pages repres eIH
alpilabetiCallisti/1~ a/ tile
80 golf courses ill Manitoba a
Nortllwestern Ontario wilicli
currelltly members of tlie
Manitoba Goi/Associatio
complete with course descrip
in terms 0/ lenlltli , par, rati
and 10catio/1 , we tfllst our Dir
will be all ideal guide as you
your excursions around
our provincial golfing para
ASB"RN
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
9 holes
CA RTWR IGBT
GOLF CLUIl
COTTONWOOI>
GOLI' CLU O
() hn les
Dis tances:
2H4l,l Yllrrl ~ ( Blue)
2619 Yllrdll ( While)
Par : 36 (M en) :\6 (Ludics)
Uistnncc: 27IXI yurds
9 holes
Ol 'l tlllu~ c :
27 ho les
Pur : 33 ( Men) 37 (Ladies)
Roling : 65 .5 (Mon) 68 (Lad le,)
n ux 1l22. Uuisscyulll, Mn
ROK OEO 534·2365
Uux .tt? Ashern. MB
ROC O~O 768·.1 137
/ ,(), '(lff'(J OIl Prm'hwlal JIIRltwU)' I/O ,
18()
"111
801SSEVAIN GOLf' CLU U
/...0<,>,,(('(/24
Am lIorlh 0/ USICa/uula
hordn all Pmv'",:,al Highway 1110.
264 kill sOIll/tw('sr of Wif/l/ i,u' ~ '
/If"" }, (JfWit"' i')t·~,jm(
,w mlfl 0/ Asherl/ ,
BREEZY IlEND
COUNTRY CLU Il
ASS INIIlOI E GOLF CLUB
18 h ole.~
IJlslllnces:
l) hillel!
Ol'ilnnce: 3 131 )'urds
Pur : 36 (Men) 38 (Lud ics)
RlIlIlI~ : 69 ( M ~ II ) 73 (l.ndiclI)
nOli: 216, SI. JlJlllts P.O.
Winnipeg. M8 R3.1 3R4
889·6225
80x 32. R.R.#2
Winnipeg. MB
R3C 2E6 632·1134 1
I..oc(I(I'(/4 .8 km 1101',11 (}/Willll'rU'N'X
Perimt!lerlllHhway Oil SIt/ rgeon
Rouli (NUl'St''') ,
Rating:
Ruli ng: 6ft (Men) 70 (Ludie)o)
CARMAN GOLF CLUB
18 holes
lJlstonce: 5~5H ynrds
liar: 70 (Men) 72 ( Ludles)
Rolin" : 67 (Men) 7 1.S (Ll,di es)
Uux 11 11 , Ctrnmn, Mil
ROG OJO
745· 2366
wc:a/ft/ 80 km sowl/west of
Whmilu'g 011 Prnvim:iallllghwclY
#.1 .
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GOLF LUll
Dista nce: 3034 yards
I'nr: 35 (Men) 38 (Ladl es)
III Ht!lIlU"NIt!y.
Blue · 72 (Mell) 75 (Ladies)
H('{/ (,Oil/'S,'
u!C" I',wrfg llt wI/it'll is 180 J.m
(If til('
j llflf' lirm of Iligllwo),.\- 1I3 (ImI 1l5 .
'-ur: Whil e - 12 (Mtm) 73 (Ladles)
of Willl/IIJeR' ,\' Perimell'r HiHhway
6482 yurds (While)
Pur: White · 72 (Men) 73 (Lnd ies)
Rilling :
While · 7 1 ( Men) 72 (Lndics)
wt'.\'/
sO/l(II11'('sI of Winllipt'g.
Y holes
DlslullccS:
Oi~ t llnccs :
nhn' nmr~'e
,3164 Yflrds( Blue)
· 3043 ynrd!> (White)
Whllt' W/jI'M~
·31M6 yards ( Blue)
-3033 yards (White)
6272 ynrds (White)
18 holes
674 1 yurds (Blue)
ROK OLO
529· 2260
Lnr(lfrt/ OI"lixhway #3. 2.5 k",
6506 yards (Blue)
While - 1 1 (Mtm) 73 (Ludies)
Blue - 72 (Men) 76 (Ladies)
Mox 193. RR#I
1-lcudln~ley. MIJ
ROB 0.10
~~ 5 · 7206
Locmed 01/ Roblin /J r}llIt'I'ard wt',",
DEL ACRES
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUII
2295 )'lIrds
11ur: 35 (Men) 35 (Ludies)
<':lIrl wrlghl, Mil
3 10 Haney Street
Uux II
Wlnnlpc", Mil
- :l04~ yards (B lue)
·2894 yards (White)
I'ur: 7 1 ( Mcn) 7 \ (Lud ic,,,)
Rut in", : 6f! (Men)
Hox 43
SI. AJlllt,MU
ROA 1"0
422·5540
UI('lItfd
25 m;/II/1('l
('lIl/oj
WblllipeR 01/ Tralls ·Cana(/a
J-/ill llll'(lf III ,
R3R OY6
888·0484
COMMUNITY
RECRF.ATION & SPORTS
CENTRE - URANI>ON
CRESCENT DRIVE
GOLF COURSE
I) hule"
I)iShIIlCl'S:
J 376 yards (Whi tc)
18 holes
27 ( Men) 27
(Llldie ~ )
OI."tUIICC:
Pur:
Rating : 69 (M en) 70 (Lildies)
Hating : 49 (Men)
781 t.:rescent Dri ve
601f! yards
Pur: 7 1 (Men) 74 (Ladies)
Do. 960
34t h St reet & Mcl)onil id Aven ue
Ilr ll ndun, Mil
R7A 6A2
Fori Gurry
Winnipeg. Mil
RJT IX)
45J· 4H75
725·0944
THE CITY OF WINNIPEG
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
•
MUlllCIPAl BalF CaURSES
Klldonan Park Golf Course
334 · 0452
Crescent Drive Golf Course
453 · 4875
Windsor Park Golf Course
257-1264
John Blumberg Golf Cour.e
888 ' 8860
Harbour View Golf Course
1867 Springfield Road
222-2751
VI." ou, fully .'ocked
fIOIf Mop.
Fo, .11 you, "oIf1n" ne.d.
ENJOY A GAME WITH US THIS WEEK
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IJA UI' IIiN
COUNT KY C LUII
DELA HUNT GOLF
& COUNTRY C LUB
18 ho les
f)ishlnces:
6 111 yard!> (Glue)
.51)24 yards (Wh ile)
5670 yard" (Ked)
IJar : 70 (Men)
RlIIlu" :
White - 68,S (Men) 73 (Ludics)
9 hulcs
Distance: 3260 yards
1)lI r : 36 ( Men) 3h(Ludies)
Ra llng: 68.5 (Men) 69 (Lndit:s)
Uox 149 Treherne. MIJ
ROG 2VO 723·2502
Ln('mtd .J km f ost o/Trrh ern(' which
i.f /04 kill I1'f,f l oj Wif",ipfg Oil
!-lig /pmy 112,
110.478
DELORAINE (;OLF C LUII
Olluphln , MU
K7N 2VJ
9 holes
Hls1ance : 2575 ynrd s
Pur: 36 ( Men) 34 ( Llldles)
638·9400
UJ/'llM/ OIl Jll'llhl1'ay H20, /fJ km
;>(1\'1 of Dal/phlll which j~. J25 km
R"lIn~ :
#/0.
Blue - 7 1 ( Men) 63 (Lftdies)
White - 68 (Men) 63 (Ludit!s)
Deloralne. MIJ
KOM OMO 747· 24 11
wl'llted 5 km ca.rt and J km .wlllil of
DEER RIDGE
GOLF COU RSE
Dl'Iol'llillt' which is about ]00 km
.w utIJI1't'.fr of Witmit't'll nil Nighway
9 holes
#3 .
IIfJrthwf'.\ t o/ Witm ipl'R 1m l fill''"'''y
Disiunce: 27ft7 ylml ~
Pur:
Blue 36 (Men)
White - 35 (Men)
Rall n!: : White - M (Men)
r
ALL GOLFERS WELCOME
AT
Charleswood
Golf Club (1976)
Inc.
Best wishes to the MGA in '89
MANITOBA'S OLDEST GOLF COURSE
310 Haney Street
DRYDEN GOLF &
CU RLING C LUB
PRESIDENT
9 ho les
Dlstunce: 3329 yurtls
Pur : 36 (Men) 37 (Ladies)
Rating : 7 1 (Men) 73 (Ludics)
Uox 279, Uryd en, ON
Uux 1424
Urundc)U.M H
K7A 6N2
.Wayne Hnydiuk
GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Bob McVicar
I'~N 2Y~
(807) 223·42 18
Welcome to Carman
(THE FRIENDLY CLUB)
• We now have a beautiful 18 hole course where you can relax and enjoy the unhurried pace
with no crowds or line-ups.
• Just one hour from Winnipeg.
• Golf for the day, the weekend or a week. Bring the family along and enjoy s rviced ca mpground s, supervised swim ming pool, tennis courts and child 's playground all wi thin
walking distance of the golf course.
• Clubhouse offers licensed facilities, excell ent food, pro shop, club rentals, cart rentals, (pu ll
or drive) .
• We book company or group tournaments with reserved tee times.
TOWN OF CARMAN
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CENTRE AV E.
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CARMAN
GOLF CLUB
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C.P.G.A. PRO - PETER EWERT
For bookings, call us at 1-745-2366
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CARMAN GOLF
LUB
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Dauphin Golf Club
A challenging 18 holes
ELM HURST GOlf'
& OUNTRY CLUD
G ILB ERT PLAI NS
CO UNTRY CLUD
IR holts
9 holes
OISUll1ces:
Oisla nce: 3 11 9 )'nrd~
Par: 35 (Men) 37 (Ladie.)
6454 )'lIrds( Uluc)
6354 YlIfd,(Whlte)
I' ur: 7 1 (Men) 74 (Ludies)
.btlul!!. :
FOI'ward • 69 ( M en)
GREEN FEE PLA YE RS WELCOME
- 18 HOLE RATE $ 12.00
Two Day Advance Booking Privileges
Driving Range and Private Lessons avai lable
from one of Man itoba's top golf pros.
Mlddle • 7 1 (Men)
73.5 (Lad ies)
B~c k • 72 (Men) 75 ( Ladies)
R.R.#5
Winnipeg, MU
M2C 2Z2
222·5511
Located 4 km enst 0/ Nighway #59
011 0'01'1'1''' Hood.
Rainbow Beach and camping facilities close by .
A scenic 45 minute drive from Clear Lake.
Club & company tournaments welcome.
FALCON !lEAC H
C;OLF COU RSE
18 holes
Dlslunces:
7020 )'urds (B lue)
6760 yards (While)
6258 yO/d, (Red)
Pur: 72 (Men) 72 (Ludics)
Ruli ng:
Blue · 73.5 (Men)
7S (Ladies)
White - 7 1.5 (Men)
"!l leon Hellch, Mil
P RO STAN H OMENIUK
Pro Shop -- 638-9400
17 km east of Dauphin on Hwy. 20 E.
ROE [RO
• PRIVATE U '.ssONS
• BANQUETS
• l iULFCA k T &I
•
LU b IU:NTALS
U CENSt: D Dl NIN(j
349· 2554
LoclIted in (h e Wlliteshl'lI
ofWblt i"eg on
Killi ng: MI (Men) 72 (Ll.ldies)
Ilox 4, Gllberll' lulns, Mil
MOL OXO
5411· 211 H
w rated 320 km lIortl/'tI,'Cl't of
Wln"ipeg 0 11 Iligltw(lY 11$ , ht'twt't!"
Dauphin and (irtmdll;('w.
GLADSTONE C OL.'
& COUNTRY CLUII
9 holes
DISlunces:
3 14M ynrds ( Blue)
2954 Yl.lrcJs (White)
ror: 36 (Men) 39 (Ludic.)
Kuling :
Blue - 70 (Men)
White · 68 (Men) 68 (Ladies)
nux 9 l , G llId.slune, M8
ROJ OTO
385·l750
Located 01/ HigllK'oy 1134 , ,I km
s()Ulh n!Ciludl,trme whlc:h Is /35
kill wes, "lid I/o,.,h o/Winnlpeg Oil
I-I'8"way 111 6,
GLEN-LEA GOLF CLUB
18 holes
UI.stance : S64S )'I&rds
r or: 69 (Men) 7 1 (Ladies)
Kaling : 66 (Men) 66 (Ladie~)
1002 · 2nd Slrctt. Brandon. MO
l)rovl"d,,1 Park, about/55 kill
R7A 3M
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Canada
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taSI Highway # I T"lJIu
-
Cottonwood Golf Course
"A NEW CHALLENGE JUST OUTSIDE OF WINNIPEG"
Dial 1-422-5540
27 HOL ' , PROSUOP. BAR & LOUNGE, SNA K BAR. GAS CARTS. CLU B RENTALS
25 minutes east of Wpg. on Trans- allada Hwy.
54
721!.!1090
GLEN BOIH) GOLF
& CO UNTRY C LUII
HALC ROW LAKE
GOLF CLUII
9 huh:'i
t)
I)lsiUlICtl: 2954 yurds
Pur: JS (Men) 311 (I.-oldies)
Ratln ",: 67 .5 (Men) 7 1 (I .tldies)
nux 70.
Glenburo, MH
Oistlillce: 3026 )'urd'i
I'ar : h9 (Men) 36 (LUlJles)
l A r a/ttl
thUng: 68.S ( Men) 70 ( Lndics)
nox 2606. The Il ll S, M I~
R9A IM9
623· 755 1
KOK OXO
lAm ,,.fJ J 112 kill
827·285(,
RiW.'I'Road. T he Pm; Is (t!Jout 730
kill 1I00" hWf's t of Willll jp tg Oil
J km w t>SI aml l km IInr/h
o/GIl'IdulI'Q which ,-,f I S() kill wt!.~1
Q! Wjnflllu'H o/l ll iR hll'lIy 112.
GLEN J)ALE
COU NTRY LUll
1Mholes
Oistllnces:
6435 yards (Blue)
6 194 yards (While)
(.Qr :
holes
69 (Men) 74 (I~"di es)
R"tlng :
Rlue • 69 .5 (M en)
72 (.... dies)
White · (lX.S (Men)
400 Au gler Avenu e
Winnipeg. MU
K3K I S4
837. 8383
Wt'.H
n/C(l r ro/
(1i!:IIII'lIY 11 /0 .
HARIIO UR VIEW
GOL F C O URSE
9 holes
Oistnm.'e : 1242 yards
Jlnr: 27 ( Men) 27 ( La(Ji c .~ )
Ril ling: 49 (Men) 44 (Llldles)
IR67 Sprlngneld Ruud
North Klldon8,.
Wll1nlpe~, Mn 222· 275 1
Glendale Country Club
Membership enquiries welcome
Our facilities a f C avail able
for non-member tournaments
and ocial evenl '.
I·IEC LA GOLF CO URSE
18 holes
Illsttlnce: 6585 y urd ,~
lia r: 72 (Men) 72 (Ladies)
Rating: Blulj • 71 (Men)
69.5 (....di")
Red · M .5 (M en)
69.S (.... dk')
Dux 70,IUve rto n, Mil
For infomtl1lion call Keith Archer - 832-1306
ROC 2RO 432·5272
u U'(JI('(J (It Ih e north (''''/ of Hec/a
Islutld, (joll(Jw Highway 118 1I0 rth
IIIi'll Rood 233 ea.~') which is 175
kill lIorih oj WitIllIJ)('N ,
Elmhurst
GOLF & COUNTR Y CLUB
WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
Manitoba Golf Association
For its production o f the "Golf Journal"
All golf enthu s i a~ts will find this a most interesting publication.
ELMHURST OFFERS • A well -groomed 18 hole championship golf course
• Facilities tn fit the needs of 1111 membership requirements
• Excellent instruction availllble from club professionals
• Located within easy driving distllnce from 1111 points in Winnipeg
For info rmation telephone: 224-2244
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JOHN BLUMBERG
GOLF CO URSE
KILl)ONA N PARK
GOLF C O URSE
9 holes, I g holes
1Mhole..
J)lsiance: 5495 yllrd'\
OisIIIIICe.'1:
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C 0 U N TRY
wa
C L U B
6343 yards ( I M • Blic k)
I'nr : 69 (Men) 72
5H44 yurds ( 18 · FrOllt )
Kllting : 66 ( Men) 69 (Ladie .. )
202 1 Muin Street
Wlnni,)c" , MU
R2V 21.\9
2739 yards (9)
Jlur :
7 1 (M en · 1R Wh ite)
73 (Ladies · 18 Wh ile)
9 While 34 (Men - 9)
Kuling:
I ~ Olul:: - 70 (Men)
73.5 (Ludic!\)
I K White - 69 (M en)
70.5 (Ladle .. )
67 (Lud ies • 9)
4540 Porlnge Avenue
IIcudingley, Mil
ROll OJ!)
RRR·8860
Lm:lIlt'd 2 kill Wtst n/ WillllifJt!f/ ,f
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
Manitoba
Golf
Association
60Lf 01\ TIIR I n
60Lf
Perimeter " ",y.
O il
POrfllKI!
(Ludi e ~)
334·0452
KILLARNEY I.AKESID E
GOLFCLUIl
9 holes
Ulstullcc: 2870 Yl.lrds
Iln r: 36 (Mcn) 36 (Lmllcs)
R.ulinr.t: 66 (Mcn) 67 (Llldic!;)
Uox 11141
Kl11urllcy. MU
ROK 1(;0
523.8277
A I't',
LoNltFt! J km Wl',I/ uI Killmlll','Y
",hll'h II (j1H.Jllt 120 km ,wllthwf:Jt
oJWillll ipi!/oI 011 ' " Xh ll'('.'Y II/X
KENORA GOLF &
O UNTRY C LUU
I Mholes
Distances: 63 10 ynrds ( Blue)
6 100 yurds (Wh ite)
I'lIr: Hlue' 7 1 (Men)
White .. 7 1 (Men)
KUling :
KITUIEN C REEK
GOLI' & CO UNTRY C I. UU
I tS hules
I>l slllllce: 6407 yard'!
I' ;lr: 72 ( Men)
Dlue .. 70.5 (Men)
Roling: 70 (Mcn) 74 , ~ (Ludb)
72 (Lu(liclIl)
UUI( 3M1
White .. 69 (Mell)
Furl Frnnces. ON
Hux 4SS
Kenoro , ON
I'7N 3X5
(K07) 468·79951468·3597
Sh....
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3M7
(807) 274·3587
UJ('ot"" 97~", west ol l/i/olhwlIY
nt.
NO T TO SC ALI
c.".(ll.n
116< " j)/I . nl .. ..d '0 ' how H ,.. I
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CoI.lnlry
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Kenora Golf & Country Club Offers:
• NEWLY DEVELOPED 18 HOLE COURSE
• Pro Shop
• rull restaurant & lounge facil ilics
• Easy dri ve from Winnipeg
'.'()r ill/ormatioll call 807468·7995 & 468·3597
Green Fees
Welcomed
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MANITOU'mWN
& COUNI1lYCLUIl
LI TTLE FALLS
GOLF CL UIl
Q
9
hnlc'i
h u l t:~
Distance: 27.50 yards
Dlslllltcc: 3083 yurd"
Par : 34 (Men) 35 (Lndics)
nux 566
Mnnltou, MU
HOC 1(;0
Pllr : 16 ( Men)
RIltlll),t: 69 (Mcm) 69 . ~ ( Ludle .. )
lJox 729. A l lk okQu , O N
J'OT ICO
(N07) 5~ 7 · 1I06
242.2287
I .Of'flff'{J 140 kill ~'OII'h""'('SI of
Wbm lf}l!1oI (JlI l/iRhw"y 113.
l UNI)AK GOLF
& COUNTKV CL UII
l)
1)lstll"('c : 1053 y(trds
" !lr: 36 (Me n) 36 (Ludics)
Melll ll.MIl
WOM ILO
522· 3624
U)('lI/nJ til Iht' j lWl'firJII of
I/'XhWClY,f N" fU,d 11419 . Lllndol'is
100 klll//(jI'I" uf WUllllpejt Oil
Wl'Uled 3 19 1..111 ,rtmtl'"'t',~ 1 of
Willnipeg at Ihe j lll/c,io,/ of
Ilighll'llY,f IIJ W/fJ IIXJ ,
' ltghll'ay IIh,
MACC; KEGOK TOW
& CO NT K Y (;()I .F CI.UII
MINNEDOSA GOL .. CL UII
'J hules
9 hole ..
Distance: 3077 yards
1'111' : 36 (Men) 36 (I ..Ild ics)
Rallna : fiR ( Men) 69 ( Lad le<.)
110x 11 91
Mi nnednsli. M il
Dlsta llce: 2907 yards
1' 111': 1~ (Men) 38 (Lad ie...)
RAllnJ,: : 67 ( Men) 70 (Ladies)
Uox 464. Muc(;rcJ,tur, M il
Willi OWO
685·2585
Ihe i"ler,li!t: l lolI of
/'I'fJl'im'/fI/ Hoo,1
(111(/ l llgltway
,no
II I , M fll'GI'(' NOl'is 106 k", "" '.\'1 of
WIIIII;/JI'~ (III till' n '(mS,COl/luft,
lI ig hll'flY III ,
ROJ l EO
K67·31 5 1
UJl.'Cllct/ 2 17 k", l/orl/m 'I',\" of
Willlllpl'g, 11('(11' ,h(' jIlIlCl/O/l of
lIig hll'fly.f l//fJ (/I/d 1110,
NI AKWA
OUNTKV CL UII
IS holes
Olllhmcc: fi2116 yllrds
I'ar : 72 (Men) 74 (LIII.liC=!I)
RUl ing: Alue - 7 1.5 (Me n)
White - 70.5 ( M en)
Ulllck - 72 (Men)
Rille - 7() ( Men)
73 (uldie .. )
620 NlukwlI Rnad
Wlnll l p e~ . MU
R2J l X)
Ret! - 68 (Men)
73 (L1d ies)
256 · 201.1
Dox 68
Murd en. MB
ROC; 1]0
holes
I)l s l ~ n ce: 2975 yurds
Pur: 35 (Men) 37 (Lud ics)
R8tlll~ : 68,5 (Men)
Itox 665
lIox 175. Lundnr, MU
WOC IYO
762 ·5877
(If
\) holes
Dista llce: 3003 yu rcl ~
liar : 72 (Men) 36 (Ladies)
Rllting:
MELITA (;OLF CI.UII
9 hules
/.,(Jc(lfnl
MINNEWASTA GOLF
& COUNT KY CL UII
K22·4992
L O(,/I/('fl Oil RU{I(/1I432,
f k ill ,I'rmllr
o/ M ol'dl'lI wltirl/ j,f 12() kill
SOlllhll'('M o/ W/nn/pe,t.: Oil
I-/ighway " 3 ,
NEEI'AWA GOLF
& COUNTKY CL UIl
9 ho les
Oh.tuncc: 324 1 Yllrd"
Ilar: 36 (Men) 37 (LmJit!s)
IhUng: 70,5 (Men) 73 (Ladies)
1101' 1119
Noopawn" M II
ROJ InO
476·57 11
UJ(,a/(,(/
J kml'{1l'1
wlth'h iJ
/90 km
\villl/l,JI'g .
vf N(' ~"}(I\I 'lI
IWI'fI!I\ 'fSI of
NORTHERNA IK E
(;OI ,F CL UII
y h nlc.~
Dista nce: :\ 100 yanls
1'111': 36 (Melt) 37 (Lildics)
R jl t l n~ : b~ (Men)
lIox 11 3. Glmll. Mlt
WIIC 1110
642·7776
UU '(I/('t/ I/ r(11' ,11(' toll'lI O), AI"fI("f
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I/(HltW{J V IIR, (iimli is 97 km I/o,.,h
of \V/II/IIfJeg fm lI/ghwlI)' 118 01'119 ,
OAKYIEW GOLF
& COUNTRY CL UII
9 hole)
nt .. hll1l' C: 1226 yurds
Pllr: )0 ( Mcn)
Rating: 69 (Mt:n) 67 (Llldlcs)
IInx 4'72. Alt onn. Mil
RII( ; 11110
.127·5590
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Congratulations
to the
MANITOBA
GOLF
ASSOCIATION
Congratulations to the
Manitoba Golf Association
from
PINE RIDGE
GOLF
COURSE
Winnipeg's most scenic golf course
57
OJIBWAY GOLF
& CU RLING CLUB
PINE FALLS
GOLF C LUB INC.
PL EASANT VALLEY
GOLF CLU II
Y holes
9 hu lcs
Distance: 3007 yords
IJll r : 35 (Men) 36 (LmJies)
Ruling :
6() ( Men) 7() (Ludies)
DOli: 298
.'Ine Fall)ri. Mil
ROE IMO
367·8463
9 holes
Uislllncc : 2ij7l:1 yards
1'lI r : 36 (Men)
IJISlullce: 21)45 yards
I'pr: 35 ( Me n)
RIIIIII~ :
68 ( Mt!Il)
lIo'\: 1)t)4
Sinux LIH.kuut . ON
I'U V 2'1'0
(807) 7J7·IHOO
I'IIA NTOM LAKIl
GOLI' C I. UII
9 holcl>
lJi'it:mcc: 2\)1,14 ),urth
Pur :.16 ( Me n) 37 (L:ldics)
I{lJtllI~ : MI (Mcn) 7 1 (LIII.I;cs)
Uus 128
"'lIn Finn. Mil
R8A I 17
687·3355
Locllft'(12 kill
of FUll Firm
,W.,'"
.....III {' }, 1.\' 770 Am IIQl'lIrwf!M of
IVllllli/wl-: Oil II i8, III1'(I)' 1110,
PINE KIDG E
(;OLF LUB
I X holes
DlstIlIlC('S:
65 11 yurcls (Blue)
630 1 yurdl> (While)
I'ur :
Ulue -
Ochntllll , M8
ROKOC O
537.262R
Lom/eci ()II Road 11340, 15 km SU IiIIs
of Ot'llll()'" wlsich I~' H:JS km .l'OllIh ·
WI'Sf of Wimlipl'j: (}Il lIif.llrwuy #23.
l'ORTAGIl LA PR AIRIF.
GOLI' C1 .UII
9 holes
DISlnnces:
3225 yards (Blue)
3 134 yard.~ (While)
Jlar: 36 (Men) 37 (L.1dics )
Kllti ng: 70 ..1 (Men) 73 ( l.ud ic!I)
I'INA WA GO I>I' C LUIl
Dox 71S
857·6177
J...oc(lft'(1 Oflls/a lld Pa rk;1/ P"rro[:f' .
R.R.#S
9 holes
OiSfltnl'e: 2~52 yards
I'ur: 70 (Men) 7 1 (Ladies)
Rallng: 67 (Men) 70 (Lndics)
nux 263
Winnipeg, MU
Klt: 2Z2
222· 1573
Lm'lJIed 4.1:1 km west of Nigl/way
fl5CJ
Plnnwll. Mit
(m
GW'\'f'tI Hoad.
RAT RIV ER GOLF C L II
9 holes
Uislllnce: 2505 Yllrds
P,ljr: 3.1 (Men )
Dbtalll.:e: 2680 yunJs
I'M : 34 (Men) 36 (Ladies)
kulill/.:: 64 (Men)
Keston. Mil
KOM I XO
877·3692
/..fl('oft'd I kill Wi'Sf oj Ht'ftofl whir h
260 kill » 'f',f! n{ \v;""il't'R 011
fliXhw(/)' 112 .
RIV EllVlEW GOLF
& COUNTKY CLU II
9 holes
Oisllll1c~: 2776 Yll rd s
Pur: 35 (Me n)
Kuting: 66 ( Me n) 6M (t.udies)
nox 667
Morris, Mil
"ox 3 11
RO( ; IKO
St. Pler re-Jolys, MU
ROF. 11.0
753· 2760
Lncaft't/ I ()()
RESTON GOLF C LUIl
() holes
if
Portage La .. rllirlc. Mil
RIN 3C2
n ( M tm) 76 .5 (L;.\dies)
While - 7 1 (Men) 74 (I.ndics)
hu les
Distance: 2665 yards
1':lr:
Hlue - 70 (Men)
Wh ite · 68,S (Men) 72 (Ladies)
Rlltlng : 63 . ~ (Men) fl7 (Ladies)
Balmertown. ON
~OV I C O
(H07) 735. 269"
I}
Roling: 67.5 (Men)
Blue· 72 (Men)
Whi le · 7 1 (Men) 76 (Ladies)
Hllting:
REI) I.AKE A R EA
GOLt· & COUNTRY CLU B
ROA I VO
Am "OI'lI/I;'(1$f fY
433·7 177
Lt)('ulecl 0 11 IIIMI/wuy 1159, 50 kill
o/ Wimlil,eg.
Will/li/u'N ·
~'u llih
746· 2027
wmll'd 112 Am ",(lSI 0/11It' I"il/gt' (If
the norllt end of M orr;.'r which i., 65
km sOlllh o/ Wirmll't'8 (III N lI'y.
st.
Boniface
Golf Club
100 You ville St., Wpg.
Home of the Original
Labour Day
Alternate Shot Classic
ST. CHARLES
COUNTRY
CLUB
Hosting the
September 2-3, 1989
1989 Manitoba Amateur.
For information. telephone:
JOIN US
JULY 17 TO 20.
233-4276
233-2497
ROBLIN GOLF
& O UNTRY CL UIl
RUSSE LL GOLF &
C OUNT RY CLUB
9 holcij
9 hnlc'i
J)ls lullcc: 2R64 yllrds
Dlslonce: 3030 yurd"
1'lIr:
1':lr : 7 1 ( Me n) 36 ( 1....ld ies)
RUl ing: 70 ( M en) 70(Ludies}
Blue 70 (Men)
While · bts.!'\ (Me n)
72 (Ludies)
lIox 3 1, Noblin . Mil
ROL 11'0
937-4774
l.AJ('art'd I J12 kill tWrth w uJ J k",
pal" of Hobll" whir }, j ,f ,192 kill
IIol'lhw{!SI uj Wi"" ipt'R (If fh ~
j ill/ohm of 1IiS" .....(ly 115 Cllld #83 ,
/..cC(I/('ti UII
Rl4sull which is 350 kll/ 1/00'll/wesl
O/ WPR . 0"111£' ~c ll() wl/{!(/(J H Ollf,. ,
SANOH ILI.S GOLF
& COUNTRY CLU Il
Distance: 32MI y llrd.~
Pnr: 36 (Men) 35 (Ludic:s)
lbtln g: 72 (Mcn)
Dls IIHlCes: 641 5 yurus ( Blue)
6204 yurds (White)
IlJlr: White - 7U(Me n) 73 (Ladies)
IA('(If(' d ,.sO kill 1" fSt of ) /111('11011
1/ i.~ //)\'ay
SELKIRK GOLF
& COUNTRY CLlm
SOURIS/GLENWOOD
GOI.I' C OURSE
I ~ hQlcs
Distance: 6148 yurus
Pur : 7 1 ( Men) 73 (Ladi es)
Ratlna : 70 (Me n) 72 (Ludi es)
9 holes
L>lstllncc: 3131 ynrds
Par : 35 (Me n) 36 (Ladies)
Rilling : 7 1 (M en) 69 (Ludics)
SANDY HOOK GOLF CLU Il
1Mholes
Dls lunce : 6096 yurtls
Pl.r: 7 1 (Men) 73 ( Ludies)
RU l ing: 69 ( Men)
Oox: 10, Su ndy II(HJk, Mll
!lux 9~S
Souris. MU
ROK 2eO
100 Su therlund Avenue
Selkirk. MIJ RIA 21lt
4K2-S911
Locafl!lJ ea ,~t of Main SII't'f'l ill
Sd ki,.k which is 35 km IIurlll uf
Whmlpt'll on !lig hway III.).
483-2956
w('m ell l ,6 Am l'Olllh of SUli m 011
lIiJ.:hll'lIY 1112 (Illd tll ,,/1 I km (,(Ht
Slmr is i.\ 240 Am 1I't"'\/ o! WifllllIWK
(HI
I f( holes
Distance: 6 18 1 yurtls
I'ar: 7 1 (Men) 7 1 (Ladies)
Ruti nlo: : 69 (Men) 7 1.5 (Llldiell)
Box IS
SOUT H INTERLAKE
GOLF & CO UNT R Y C LiJIl
9 holes
Dis tance: 3257 yunts
Pur: 35 ( Men) 36 (Ladies)
C_ f'.Il.Srtllo. M8
ROK 2AO
389-5466
Lum/ed 011 Fir,l't A ve .. Salldy I/ ook,
hetwf('11 Nwys, ff9&X (lIId J kill
north ofWi""ipt!~ 111'(11:11. Sandy
/-I uok is abolll lJO kill IIlmh o/ W,JH,
llip,h'H'(I\' 112 .
SH ILO GOLF C L UIl
ROC 2WO
Blue - 7 1 (Me n) 73.5 (Ladies)
While · 70 (Men) 7U ( Ladi es)
925 Willi Stree l
Winnipeg, MU
R2K 2T4
MK-KS I I
J58-2744
#2 wid 11 13 ,
Oox 15.
Uox 160. Carberry. Mil
ROK 0110
K34-3349
1.1)('Ofed nil II wy. IIS. 5 km SOIlIII of
Car/)l!rr), ....,lIk " i.\' 158 kill 11 '1',1'1 of
WPR.. j llSf sOllill of tltr TrailSCanat/a lliRllwtly ,
RUlln~:
Uux K,,2
Snow Luke, Mil
ROil IMO
436-2600
f/wy. 1145.5 k", t'(w of
9 holes
J)ls!lWcc: 2491) yurds
" !lr: 33 ( Men) 33 (Ladies)
Rutlll~ : 62 ( Mt!n) M (Ludies)
Dox 225. Rulund , MIJ
ROG ITO
343-2409
uU'ull'd I k", W' ,f l ami J km IIorrh
of Holtmd which I.f t OO k", ,\'(Jill}' ·
I H ho l e~
9 hu lt!s
lJlsta llce: 2450 yurds
liar : 33
Elm Cr eek. MU
ROG ONO
773·2tJfII)
9 holes
ROSSMERE GOLF
& CO UN TIlY CLU II
SNO W LAKE GOLF c um
9 ho les
OIsHmce: 29 1I yards
Pur: 35 (Me n)
Box 961, Russell. M11
ROJ 1WO
ROLAN II (;01 .... C I. UII
Wl'ff n! Willlll/Jt'1l nil !-lighw(lY 1123.
SCOTSWOOl) LINKS
J89-J77t
765-212K
I .orflled so1ll1l of Ihe Trrms·Ctu/{I(/(1
I/lxhVl'tly on ROlld 11304 , it ;,1' fUm 0/
tll(' Camp Shifo Ar mcd F o" ct.f /Jasc,
nux IMI
Wllrrcll, MH
ROE _lEO
322-5JJ5
lo('m ('d 176 km ",('Sf o! Wiml ip rg .
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Sandhills Golf
&Country Club
6ELKIQK
C ol[' and
ounLry ILlb
Carberry, Manitoba ROK OHO
on Hwy. #5,
• Located
6 milcs south of#1 Hwy _
• 9-holcs, course rating 72
Fully irrigated wilh
grass greens
Close to Spmcc Woods
Prov incial Park
• Green fee players welcome
•
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For information and
bookings, please call :
834-2325
Off Season 834-3349
Vi sitors Welcome
Tee limes available
Call 1-482-S9 11
Transcona
Golf Club
(1982) Inc.
in vites you.
to play in the
24 hours ill udvunt.:c
Box
100 Sutherland Ave.
15, Selkirk. MB RIA 28 1
18 HOLES
LICENSED CLUB HOUSE
PRO SHOP
URI VING RANGE
~
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UNDAY,
AUGUST 20, 1989
for details
1'110116 Pro Shop
at 222-6171
59
SO UT HWOO D GOLF
& COUNTRY C Lu n
ST EINIIA C H
I-LY· IN GOLF CL UB
TE ULON GOLF
& COUNTRY C LUB
I K h() l e~
1Mholes
DlsHmce: 6064 yurds
Oistunccs:
6453 ynrds (Rlue)
6064 yurds (White)
holes
Dista nce: 6402 yards
Pnr: 72 (Men) 72 (Ladies)
R u lln~ : 7 1 (Men) 69 (Ladies)
nox 53. Tculon , MD
Pllr : 70 (Me n) 72 (Lndit:lI)
Rutin ,,:
Blue · 70 ( MclI)
Whil!: · 69 (M en) 74 (t .•'1dics)
n o~
(,02. Wl n"l pcJ:, MIJ
RJC 2K J
269·73 15
I t(
Pa r : 12 (Me n) 73 (Ll1dics)
Rilling:
Bluc • 70 (Men)
7 1 (I....udics)
While · 68 ( M en)
. T. nON IFACEGOLFCLU li
1Mholc'\
n \.. hmccs: 621 K yurds (D luC)
6 146 )'nrd:\ (White)
Pur: 72 (Men) 74 (Llldies)
ROlh,,,,:
Whi te · 6\1 ..5 ( Men )
74 (Ladies)
Uux 44. Norwood Grnvc
W lnn l l'c~, Mil
R211 311K
233·4276
ST. C.I ARLES
COUNTRY CLU B
1.7 holc\
Db,IUllces:
NS · 6413 yards (Rlue)
- 6 174 yurd~ (While)
SW
6436 yurd.. ( Blue)
- 6 146 yards (While)
NW · 6401 yurds (Blue)
· 6092 ynrds (Wh ile)
IJar :
n (Men) 74 (Lndics)
Ru tin!.: :
Rlue · 7 1 (Me n) 76 (Ladies)
White · 70 (M en) 73.5 ( LlIdic .~)
100 Country Cluh ROAd
Winnipeg. Mil
R3K I Z3
Dox 421
Slclnbuch. MU
ROC3 BO
l1li6·2639
Loc(lted " nr tll njTcll /un which is
OMIII.50 km norlh 0! Wiml ipf.'8 0"
llilo(lrll'ay n ,
ROA 2AO
THOMI'SON GOLF C LUB
3UI·(,8 13
I.)
Loct1/ed 0 11 the n u t .~hh' oJ Ilu'
Irigl/way.jll:'" norlh n/ Srf'i1l/lm: h
w/r iell is 4H km .wu/hea.\·1 oJ
W i1lIl ;P f'~ , o n l-fig"W(IY 1/ 12 .
SWAN RI VE R GOLF
& COUNTRY C LUIl
9 holes
Dislum.: i! : 30S3 yards
Pa r : 36 (Men) 36 (Lmlics)
Rating: 69 (Men) bY,S (LUlJics)
Dox 423.
Sw:tn River , MU
ROL IZO
734·3935
wcmr!(/4 km ",".n (JJ SWOII Niw'r
whidr is 4R5 km I/or(lrll'f'.f t nf
Win" ipeg Oil Highway II to.
holes
Distnnce: 32 16 yLl rd ~
Pur: 37 (Men) 37 (Ladies)
RUling :
Rlue • 72 (Men)
While · 70.5 (Men) 74 (Llldici\)
P.O. nux R42,
Mook Roo d
Thompson, M H
T UXE DO C;OL F CLUli
1Mholes
Dlsla nce: .592S yards
1'lI r : 7 1 (Men) 72 (Lutlic.. )
N.Htl ng: 67 ..5 (Men)1 1 (Llldies)
95 Woodneld OilY
Winnipeg, MD
R3R 2Z 1
KKK·2M 7
VIRD EN W ELI.VIF.W
GOLF C LUII
9 holes
lJistllm;e: 3136 yurtlti
I'ur: 36 (Men) 38 (Ladi )
Ruling: 69.5 (Men) 70 (Ladie,)
8 0x 391. Virden. MD
ROM 2eO
748· 172 1
uJI.:(ltcd I kill wrSI of Ihe 10WII ot Ihe
j llll ct io ll of I-ligJl'woy 1183 (1m/ RO(ld
112$7. Virdf'll i.f 291 km Wf!.~' of
WpH, Ullllrr Trat/s-Cal/ada Hwy.
R8N IN6
U Jcated 0 11 Roml1l391, 3 kill /forth
oj Thoml)S(m whir" i s 1.M km north
of Wimripl'g mr Road 11391.
TRA NSC O NA GOLF C LUB
18 holes
Dhstullce: SR33 yllrds
Pur: 7 1 (Men) 72 (Ladies)
RAting: 67 (Men) 70..5 (LIldie.;;o)
Dox 146.
2120 Dugald N.oad
Wlnnlpe~, M8
R2C 2Z5
222·61 7 1
KKR·H229
Steinbach
" The Automobile City" .
TIlE HOME OF
THE AUTO·C ITY I'RO· AM
WASAGA MI NG
GOLF LU B
IWholes
1>I~ la ll ec :
6270 Yllrds
1':lr: 72 (Men) 7b (Ladic!;)
RUling: 69 (Mell) 73 (Ladies)
lJox 52
WHSlIJ,::lImlnK, M 8
ROJ 2HO
R4R·7445
WILlJ EWC)()1) <; LUII
holes
DiSlunce: 3035 yanls
Pll r : 36 (Men) 36 (Ladies)
R u tln ~: 69 (Men) 73 ,5 (Llld ies)
76 1 Nor th Dr ive
WlnnlpcK. MD
t}
R3TOA J
284·7385
WI NDSOR PARK
GOLF CO URSE
1Mholes
Dlstnnce: .5201 yards
Por: 68 (Men) 69 (LAdies)
Rotlng: 64 (Men) 67 .5 (Ladies)
lODes Meurons
Winnipeg, MU
R2M 2X6
257. 1264
WINKLER GOLI' C Lu n
9 holes
Dlstunct: 30 17 yards
1'lI r : 36 (Men) :l1 (Ludies)
Rlltlng: 69 (Men) 67 (Lad ics)
Box 940.
Winkler , Mll
ROG 2X O
325·75K2
w(.·utt·d Oil 151h SIIUI it/llIl' w('SI
sirll' njWinklf' r HlhlCh r'.f 130 km
,\'0111"
oJ WlllflifJ f8 on Hwy. 1114 ,
WI NN IP EG CANOE C LUU
9 holes
Distance: 2ij(M) yards
I)ur: 34 (Men) 36 (Ludlefl)
RUlin g: 67 (Men) 69.S (Ladie.. )
47 Dunk irk Ploce
Winn ipeg. MU
R2M OV2
60
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