1992 - Golf Manitoba

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need to both relax and pamper yourself ... our club is the place you should belong.
• 18 holes of golf in a qui et country seuing. (A test lind
cho\1cngc for the avid player but yet enj oyable for the
nov ice) .
• A completely automated irT'igmi on sys tem ensures ideal
playin g co ndili o ll ~ .
• A fully stocked Pro Shop for nil of your golfin g need, .
• Private lessons from c. P,G,A. Staff and a first.-c1ass
driving ra nge on which to practice.
• A finely appointed modern Clubhouse that olTers both
formul gourmet dinners or light snacks oncl informal
meals.
• Elega nt ly detoiled privntc panics. "Theme Evenings"
and a full social ca lendar of fun for all age groups.
• ProfclSsionui and cOUJ1cous staff.
• Friendship, camaraderi e and memories for the future.
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FOR MEMB ERSHIP INQUIRIES CONTACT OUR CLUB MANAGER AT
7620 Robljn Blvd ., Headingly, Manitoba
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Ph. (204) 895-7205
P,, /)/i.r/' f'{1 by:
The MA nitoba Golf Association
200 Main Slreel
Winnipeg, MB R3 C 4M2
(204) 985-4057
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Development Co-ordinator
Kelly Docs
Assislant Developmellt
Co-ordinaLOr
Dorryl Ashton
Admini slnHi ve Secretary
Br~ltdo
Ingram
l oumul Clmirnutn
Syd Cohall
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Tourll3mCIlI Secretary
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Preside m' s Message/MGA Exec utive ... ....... .... .. .............. .. ...... .... ... ... ... ... .................. . 6
Message from ProvincelRCGAlMSF ....... ...... ... ....... .............. ...... ...... ... ... ...... ............ . 7
MGA provides valuab le service 10 go lf .. .. ............ ........................ .... .......................... 8
MGA Report ........ ...... .. .. .......... ... .. .. .... .. ... .. .... .. .... ............. ....... .................... .... ...... ...... 9
Ready for th e challenge ................ .. ...... .. .... ............................. .................... .. .... .. ...... 12
1992 Tournome nt Schedu le ............ .... .. .... .. ...................... .......... .. ............................. 14
Ad l'er'isiflg saln , publication
mWWktullell', t ditoriaJ, design a"d
production by
Todd Fanning named Manitoba 's besl.. ........ .... .. .. .......... .......................................... 15
The Open -
Editorinl
Nnncy Boomer
Design, pl'oducti on
Anne Belonger
Phul ugrllphy
lIugh All on
Advcnising Sulcs
Gerry Lepine
G ibso n sets record ................... .. .. ... .. .. .. ................ .. .... .. .... .. ................. 2 1
Junior Men' s -
Convincing win for McMi ll an .......... .... .......... .. .............. .. .......... .. . 25
Senior Men 's -
Q uinton captures his first ........ .... .... .. ........................ ... .... ........ .. ... 28
Profile 3C - 2020 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg. MB
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(204 )885-7798
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Fanni ng repenls .... .. ............ .. .... ...... .. .... ................ .... .... .. .......... ...... 18
The Amnleur -
Gord Lenton ......... ...... .......... .................. ... ... .... ... ........................ ... .. ... .. .. .. 29
Maniloba Rural Profile -
Genoway, Ridl ey and Michaleski .... .......... .. .... .. .. .... ................. 30
Bob Ge noway ...... .... ...... ........ .. .. .. ............ .. .. .. .. ...... .. .... ...... ........ .. .. .. ..... .... 32
lnter-C lub -
Teamwork pays off .......... ...... ... .... .... ........ .. .. .. .... .... .. .. .... .......... .... .. .... 33
Match Play -
Third tim e lucky for Dave Lava llee ............ ... ...... ...... .. .. .................. 34
Mid-Handi cap High Schoo l PrO-Am -
Davis caplUres inaugural Mid-Handicap ....... .. .. .... ...................... 36
Slude nts take 10 the links in ne w evenl .. .... .... .. ... ... ... .... ............ ..... 36
harily and Pine Ridge are big winners ...... .. ...... .. .... .. ................... .. ... .. 37
Family C lassic -
II ' s all in the family .... .. .. ...... .. ............ .. ...... .... ............ .. .... .... .. .. ... 38
Pas l Maniloba Champions ... .......... .. ... .. ... .. ..... .. ...... ... ..... ..................... ..... .. .... ... ... ..... 39
Lcuderboard .. .. .................. .. .. .. .... ....... .. ............................ ................................. .... 40/41
Ha vens for . wingers: The go lf course boom .................... ....................................... .42
Direc tory o f go lf courses .... ... .................... ..... ... ........ ................................................ 44
1992 Mat/it oim (;{I11/o.lrImi
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he 1991 golf 8e080n wa8 very successful fo,' both
the Manitoba Golf As8ociation (MGA) and many
players of the province. We look forward to the
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new season with optimism and anticipation.
For me, the year as Presidont of the Golf
Associution was nn interesting, oxciting and re·
warding one, and contained many rughlightB:
• th 8uccesses of our Junior and Willingdon Cup t.eams
which both placed first in the 8nadian hrunpionships, with the Junior. winning their playoff, while the
Willingdon team lost to Quebec;
• Todd Fanning experiencing another out8tanding ycur,
winninl!{ our Amateur, playing on the anadiun team at
the PucificTeam Matches inAustra lin, and repeating .. s
LaboWs Golfer of the Year;
• the first annuol North America Cup Matches with au'·
best amateurs playing the best amateurs from North
Dakota
• my attendance at the Canadian Amateur
C h ampion ~
ships at the Royal Ottawa Golf Club was the experience
of a lifetime; and
• the development of exciting new golf courses. and the
expansion of many courtles outside of Winnipeg
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testimony to the game'. increasing popularity.
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The various committees your Association had a busy
and productive yeoI' in planning, organizing and delivering
program8 nnd s rvices to our members and mombor clubs.
My sincer thank. to all.
The move of the Manitoba Open to Breozy Bond Country
Clu b went very smoothly, and the event easi ly maintained
its roputation as the premiere event on the
Limited to become the "'I'itle Sponsor" of the Opon i. very
welcome, a nd Xerex is to be commended for its great
support.
Since 1987, J efTHnatiuk
served the MGA and thegolfing community of Manitoba
Btl our Executive Diroctor.
He made a 8ignificant can·
tribution to the game in this
province, nnd we wish him
8uccess in his now challenge
with the Manitoba Amateur
Hockey Association.
We are fortunate to have
had Don Craig join ourorgoni zation as Jeff's lJuccessor.
His 25 years ex perience as a
volunteer member of the
MGA and the RCOA will
de'm itely bo an asset as we
move toward the sccond century of golf in Canada. Kelly
Bocs, our Development Coordinator, will be taki ng 00 on expanded administrative
role. and a long with Brenda lngram, ExecutiveS cretory,
and Ken Bacon, Tournament Secretory, will ensure cfTec·
tive support to the volunteers who are the MOA.
A sincere "thank you" goos La our corporate supporters,
to the greatest s ports media in the country, and to the golf
clubs which hoat our tournaments and clinics.
onaelian
Jim Seollan, MGA President
Professional Golf 'I'ou,·. The decision of Xerox Canada
MGA EXECUTIVE AND MEMBERS OF
PRESIDENT
Jim Scollan , Elmhurst
PRESIDENT·ELECT
Dav, Morison, Breezy Bend
VICE PRESIDENTS
Rick Thain. Wpg. Municipal (Course Rallng)
Bob Genoway, Morden (Rurel Chairman)
FINANCE CHAIRMAN
Brian Gllhuly . Salklrk
PAST PRESIDENT
Ted Chop , Northornalro
DIRECTORS
John Urkivlch, CherlOSWOOd
(Junior Chairman)
Moe Solomon, Elmhurst
(Assistant Junior Chairmen)
Gord Lenton, SelklrtUPlno Ridgo
(Official. Chairman)
Syd Cohan . Glandal. (Goi/ Journal)
ZONE REPRESENTATIVES
WINNIPEG
Kin MacCherlel , St. Cherles
Garland Bouvier, Wltdewood
Don Knudlen, Pine Ridge
Glenn Simplon, Transcona
1992 Malll/olxl Coif ]ourtlul
OUNCIL
Walter Menzlea, Rossmere
Jerry Budyk , Elmhurst
Mike Linton , SI. Bonllace
Doug Poaplt , Asslniboine
Ronald FUMe, Breezy Bend
Jack Wlnmlll , Southwood
Peter Perchal , Wpg. Canoe Club
Syd Cohan , Glendalo
Bob Stafford , Nlakwa
Rick Thain , Municipal Courses
AI Gray , Charleawood
Weiland Wllllaml , Bol Acres
WESTMAN
Tom Bryan . Shilo
George McLeOd. Wheal City
CENTRAL
Bob Genoway, Morden
Don Revel , Carman
Barrie Sanderl, Carman
EASTMAN
Lei Hlmbroff, Plnewa
Peter Guenther, Stoinbach
INTERLAKE
Brian Gllhuly, Selkirk
Richard BrIIlOOII , Toulon
PARKLAND
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Jack Kullberg , Wasagaming
Brian Minish, Swan River
NORMAN
Glen Outchak , Thompson
NORTHWEST ONTARIO
Harry Bar.toot, Kitchen Creek
Ed Bowman, Kenora
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Day. McLeod. SI. BonHaca
Lorne Klngyen s, Bel Acres
Gord Lenlon , Selkll1<
Moe Solomon, Elmhurst
Brian ToeWI, Transcona
DavI Morllon, Breozy Bend
0 . 1. MacDonald, Pine Ridge
Jim Scollan, Elmhurst
John Urkevlch, Charleswood
STAFF
Don Craig (Execullve Olroctor)
KellyBoel
(Devolopment Co-ordinator)
Ken aacon
(Tournament Secretary)
aavln McFadzean
(Tournament Secretary Emeritus)
Dllrryl Alhton
(Assist , Development CO-Ordinator)
Brenda Ingram
(Administrative Secretary)
Golf as a lifelong sport appeals to many thousands of ManHobans with
opportunities available for participants of all ages a nd sk ill levels from tho
recreati ona l golfer to tho compotitive amateur to the professional. It is al80 a sport th at provides a socia l atmosphere that
makes the game even more enjoyab le for those who participate.
Throughout OUI province are on array of courses, each
offering 8 different and interesting leve l of chall enge to one's
individual s ki lls and abilities. The development ofn ew courses
and upgrading'of others enhances the for um in which th e
sport is played.
The Province of Ma nitoba is pleasod to support the programs of the MGA, its volunteers and mombor clubs who ar e
dedicated to the ongoing development and growth of the s port in our province.
As tho Minister re. ponsible for Fitness and Sport, T take great pleasure
in extending best wishes to Manitoba golfers for co ntinued succeS8 in 1992.
Eric Stefanaon, Minister
F itness a nd SP.ort, Provinco of Manitoba
It is my pleasure to extond gree tings and best wishe. from the RCGA to
tho MGA and to every golfer in the provillce.
Manitoba is blessed with fin e courses as well os an array
of !;feat tournaments. We are proud ofthecalibro ofManitoba's
co urses and th e oxc lIent events they play host to every
season.
Much of the success oftbese events is due to the generosity
of the members of these clubs; they not on ly give up their
courses, but many of them serve as volunte r s. We appreciate
their commitment to amateur golf and hold it up as an
xamp le to tho rest of' Canada .
Tn addition , we applaud the energy and enthusjasm of t he
MGA. U nder the leaders hip of Don Cr aig, and with the
direction of his Board and the assistan ce ofhi8 able stafT, the MGA once again
organi zed a very successful Golf Forum io March. This notable event, unique
in Canada, was very professionally done. Now , Don and hjs statT Ilro busy
ensurin g that golf in Manitoba will be even more enjoyable th an ever .
W at the RCGA look forward to another !;feat yea r of co-operation with
the MGA an d servi ce to every golfer in Manitoba.
Hugh G. Hallward, President
Roya l Canadian Golf Associa tion
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Manitoba Sports Federation it
is my pleas llre to extend our best wishes to the Manitoba Golf Association .
Golfis a sport whjch provides opportunities for Manitobans
of all ages and skill level• . The recreationa l golfer out for an
enjoyable round or two has an impressivo und varied choice
of courses around the province. Competiti ve go lfers cnn
participate in a number of high calibre a nd challenging
competitions. while elite ath letes compete with th e support
of th e MGA in the pursuit of excellence and to bring credit to
our province.
ConJ,lfatulations to the athletes, volunteer s and staff ofth e
MGA and everyone who contributes to the continuing succoss
ofgoll'. The MSF is proud to be partners with the MGA in t he
development of sport in this province.
Ken Zealand, President
MSF Board of Directors
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SPOlrnSl'APER
~\VINNIPEG SUN
1992 M(witoml Golf /mm lal
MGA provides valuable service to golf
hrough club affi li a tion , approximately 14 ,000 golfers in
Manitoba have n
voice in the governingoftheMGA. Unpnidoflic rs inthisdomocrnt.
ie, non-profit. organization
give generously of their time
a nd ta l nts by ottonding regular moet.ings ond by aorving
on committees.
T
' <;[.I(;HlLE CLU US AND .-EES
Any organized golf club in
th e jurisdiction which has
rogularly appointod officors
is eli gible for membership in
the association.
Membor clubs pay y orly
duos to the M A lor each
mole member 19 yenrs of
ago and oldor. Of the
me mbers hip dues re ·
ceived by thooS8ocintion,
$4 .00 per member is forwarded to the RCGA. The
MGA provides affiliated
clubs with momborship
nnd hondi ca p co ..ds for
members.
COMI'E'I'IT IONS
Compoti tive events invo lving all ploy I' brockets
have long been a prominent
function of the MGA. From
tho ex cutiv
viewpoint
th ey ofTer an opportunity to
di s play s kill at t he game,
e ncourage proficiency and
provide exchange visits
which do much to improve
ge ne ..al playing s tondard •.
COURSE RATING
AND IIANDI CA I'S
Tho rating of plnyors by
the awardi ng of ha ndicaps i"
tho bo lnn ci ngfnctorwhich 01IOWA overy go lfor to pOI'tici.
pnLo Oil an equa l basis. In no
other sports hove cqunlizing
method s beon 80 AUCCCSl:lful.
Tho aWArdingofhnndicaps bas
beon an important foetor in
bringing enjoyment to both
cas ual and ex pert. players in
com p~ tition .
Tho MGA provides full parlicu iorson the notional handi capping aYHte m t.hrough
handicnpbookl tso ndchnrts.
All golf courS08 oro similarly
r.ted through the notional
co urso rating sys tem . Tho
'/992 MIII/i/o/Jr/ Gvlf IUllnlal
MGA providos 011 me mbor
clubs with the official course
rating booklet ond is rcsponsible for roting golf courso8 in
Manit.oba. As a result.. a ll
courses and players 0 1'0 Toted
in relotion too uniform Conodian ~t,a ndard .
RULES AND ETIQUETTE
The present rules of golf
repres~nt tho oceu mu loted ex-
perience of t.wo cel't.uries e nd
were developed outoftbe play
of th e game. Golf cn n only
thrive if a ll players become
fami li ar with the letter of
t.hoso Inwsnswell ns the s pi rit.
of th ru le. code. The MGA
provides aut.hori tative and
alert ad mini stration of all
phtUU:l8 orgoll', u uniform code
of Rules of Oolf, rulcs interpretation and distributi on of
Rule" of Golf booklet• .
GOI.F IlEVELOPMENT
A lorge portion of t he
MGA'. budget is a ll otted to
juniordovolopmcntprogra ms.
Through co mpetiti on , the
MGA f:lelect8 u four man junior team, and with the assistance of tho R GA s ponsors
them ann ua lly in the Canadian Junior Championship.
N umorous other co mpetitions
at t.he junior I vel ar a lso
orgll ni zed bytheMGA. Croup
inst.ruct.ion programs aro supported und simi la r programs
carried on at the club leve l are
enthu siastically endo rsed by
our association .
The MGA is .Iao involved
in the development of a ll
pha.e.ofthegame. Thc MGA
conducts a Golf Conference
on a bi-an nu al basis, which
COvers a ll aspects orthe ga m
- t he player, turfgrass, club
management - 8S weU a8
regulnr semi nars covering topics suc h as the Rul es, Juni or
Development, and any other
topics whi ch may have a n cf-
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fecton t.heoasociat.ion's rne rnborship.
PUBLIC ITY
'I'he news media iff 8U pplied with information on nI l
MGA organi zod co mpetitions
and other events ofintertl8t to
the golfing fraternity . Postors nnd entry form s 01'0 circulated to member clubs in lidvonce of competitions. The
MGAnlso produces nn annual
Martitoba GolfJournal.s well
8S quarterly newsletters.
TECIINICAL ASSISTANCE
The MGA has a D vclopIDent Co-ordinator who is responsible for many of th e
association's programs.
Orle of the mai n objectivet:J
of the Developmont Coordinator is to promote the
game tit:J weU as plan and coordinate basic fundamental
nnd rul es c1i ni cs in rura l
Mtmitobti where instruction
is not readily available, Avail nble to bothjuniorB and adults,
these clini cs are arranged
through membcl'c1ubs nnd re·
giona l rec reation associations.
Clubs which are not members
of the MGA receive nn initial
clinic but nrc not eligible for
further clinics unless t hey become members of the MGA.
Tbe Development 0 ordinutor is also involved in
orgunizingjunior camps which
include an Elite Camp, PreElite Camp, City Cump tlnd
two Rural Cam ps a8 well as a.
Winter program a ll aimed at
hel ping to develop Manitoba' "
junior golfers.
To coi ncide withjuniord evelopment, the MGA i8 a l80
planning, designing and coordi na ting progra ms to providegolfexposure in the school
systems (e lementary, junior
high, high school nnd univer·
s ity).
Another function ofthe Dc-
vc loprntlnt o-ordinator i8
t hot of organizing special
se minars such as Junior
Chairman, Rules, etc.
As well, tho MGA is involved in administering a
Vid 0 Library consi8ting of a
variety of instructionsJ tapes
which may bo borrowed atony
timo.
MAN ITOIIA S I'OKl'S
F~: I)EKATION/PK()V I NCIA I .
S I'OKT DIKECTO RATE
The MOA receives financial a88istance from the
Manitoba Sports Federation
through the Monitobo Lotteries . These fund s partially
cover odministrotion coats
and services including office accommodation and
relnted office services in
the Adminis tration Centre, 8S welJ 8 S a substantial share of the Executive Director and office
secretary salaries, The
Development
Co ordinoto r's position and
prugram l3 are made p0813ible
by the Manitoba Sports Federation.
Tb e association also receives an annual grant from
the Provincial Sport Director·
ate to Hssiat in a wide variety
of sport programming. The associa tion reports to the department at the senson's end
on grant expenditures.
M i\N ITUIli\
GO I,'" SCIIOI.i\KS'I'"
FUNU I N(;.
The Monitobn Golf Scholarship Fund Inc. ialln officinl
charitycstablished to provide
periodic scholarships to younR
molo or fornnle go lfors who
reside in Manitobtl.
TUK .. 'ONSULTAl'ION
I n co-operation with the
Oolf Course Superintendents
Assoc iation of Manitoba , a
consulting service is available
to clubs which may not haveD
full time s uperin tendent.
Emergency sit u9tion s
which may arise such a8 di scose, fertili zation req uirements nnd winter protection
may be supported by this program .
M (; i\ I{I PO I{ I
T
he yea r 1991 was typically busy for the Ma nitoba Go lf
Associa ti on , a nd 1992 is already sha ping up to be even
busier. The game of golf continues to grow by leaps and
bounds ocr 08R North Amer jcu (lnd Munj tobu i H nn exc ption.
What iA r eally exci ting is t he number of now golf courses whi ch
have j ust opened , or a re under developme nt, or a re in th e planning
sta ge. As we ll , ma ny of th e existing golf courses outs ide of Winnipeg
a re un de rgoing ex pa ns ion from 9 to 18 h oleB, or a re co nve rting from
Band to grass greens. It's all great news for Manitoba golfers!
A recent survey of' go lfpar t ici pation in Canada which was carried
out by the National Go lf'F'oundation (a U.S. based clearin g house for
golf information ) rovea lod sarn o sta rtling data. Whilo 18% of
Ca na di n nIJ played eight C)1" mo}'o round f!. of golfin n yeor (compa red
to 13% in th e Sta tes), over 24% of th e population of th e prail'ie
provinces play th e game that ofte n. Obvious ly th ese n ew a nd
expa nded courses are needed .
Pa rti cu la rly gratifying ie th e continued in tereR t a nd parti ci pation
by junior age players. Without this growth in th o number s of young
player s, t ho future of th o gam o would not be OR Rocurc OR it lR.
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GOLF FORUM
'92
On March 20 a nd 21, the MGA held its second bia nnu aJ conference, ca ll ed Golf Fo rum '92. Featurin g a variety of to pics of in teres t
to a ll segments of the golf community, the conference brought
several nationa l and intern ationa l speakers to share their knowl·
dg a nd cxp n once with th o delega tos. Eva luations r caived from
th pa rti cipa nts indicotod that Golf Forum '92 wa. very wellreceived, a nd probably e ns ured th a t
there will be a Go lf Forum '94.
Co nfe re n ce C h a irm a n Bob
Ga naway of Mord en (MGA Vi cePreside nt for Rura l Ma nitoba) and
his commi ttee pla nned s08sions of'
interest to playe rs of a ll ski ll levol.,
to gree n s uperinte nde nts a nd gree o.s
chai rme n, an d to club ma llagers a nd
we re the a ppearance of LPGAHa II of Fame member
Be tsy Rawls O R keyn ote spea ke r a t t ho opening
bonqu ot, and n pa nol di scussion on th e fut ure of
golf wi t h in sig h ts fro m a croBs-sect ion of
pl'ofessionals In t h e golf ind us try.
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THE PLACE TO SEE THE STARS
For ma ny years, the Manitoba Open has held
th o roputotion of boing the premi er o event on t ho
Cnl10di un Profession al Go lf Tour a nd, in Int'go
measuro, th a t r eputa ti on h as boon croa tod beca use of the wonderful s upport the tourn am ent
has received from the loca l corpora te community.
Pa.rticularly during Iwmewhllt diffi cult economi c
tim es, it is grati fyi ng wh on a compa ny of th o
interna tion al ~ta tu1"o of X l'OX Ca nada Limi ted
ma kes a commitment to con tinue, a nd indeed to
expa nd on its in vol vement in golf. Th eil'leade rs hip
will se t a grea t example for oth er corpora tions to
foll ow.
Pla nning for the '92 even t is a lready unde rw ay
and tbe Breezy Bend Host Committee, under t he
chairma nship this yoor of R(lY Bonson , in tends
th at everything will be eve n better th a n in 199 1.
The Can a dion Tour grows stronge)' oach yoa l', a nd
attracts man y of the fmest young profess ional
golfers in the wor ld.
hOR I'd member s,
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Players learned a bout the ne w
Slope course ra ting sys tem; opportunit ies for go lf os a carecr; and
a bout th e me n tal aspects of t h e
ga me. Mean while, course superinte ndents and th eir gr oe ns ch airrnc n
took in sessions on go lf and en viron-
mental issues; setting up
Ii
NEW IN
mainte-
na nce sch edul e; and buy ing and
m aintaining t urfgrass equipment,
There was a lso n B08sion on expa nsion ond renov(1tion of' cours 8.
Club ma nage ment a nd boa rd
members h ad se8sions onjunj or golf
program s, club man agem ent, and
th e reso u rces a va il a ble to clubs
through the Canadia n Golf Found ation , th e Royal Ca nadi an Golf Association, and th o Ma nitoba Golf Association.
Two h ighlights of Golf Forum '92
HOII of Farner
8.t.yRawl.
highlighted the
Forum.
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'92
The Roya l a n adi a n Go lf Associa ti on h as just
announ ced a n ow provision und er t h o Rules of
Amateur S tatus wh ich should bo of inte rest to
golfers wishing to co mpe te in golf to urnaments at
Bome diBtance from th eir h orne, but wh o may find
the expe nses of doing so a little more th an th eir
budget can ma nage.
Known as the Piue Da." Expense Rule, th o n ow
provis ion nllows u pluyo r to receive (l rOlll3on ub le
a mount of expenses whi ch he actua lly incurs , as
follow s:
As an indi vidual member nominated 0 1' s p o n ~
sored by his golf club to engage in competition in
Canada, provi ded tha t the expen ses ar e pa id by t he
golfc\ub a nd Dr e limited to fi ve (5) com petitivQ days
in a ny ono cal end a r year . "Competitive dOYAn
include t ravelling days and pl'acti ce day • .
The addition of (g) to Rule 1-10 will ena ble th e
'/992 MmlitolHl Golf IOll nlal
individunl golfer to roceive expellses to participate in 811
event. Expenses include entry fees, tran s l>ortntion, Dccom modat.ions and men Is.
Tho club itself is not roquired tu pay expenses. If the
me mbers wished to pass Lh o hat, so to speak, Lhis is
acceptab lo provided Lh e club monitors t he expensea, os on ly
Hclunl expenses incurr d CQn be reimbursed.
Any individual or club which may be intoresLed should
contect the MGA offico.
Nancy ScranLun'a win aL Voncouver Golf Club lasL yeoI'
was achieved in dramatic aLyl.: he r Lhird round 64 seL a
women's course record while her 188t round 68 e nabled her
Lo earn a cheque for over $120,000 . The three leading money
winners in the du Mouner ltd . Classic hjetory include:
LPG A Hall of Fame and three-time winner of the event,
Pat Bradley, with $226,687 (16 appearances)
• Nancy Scranton, $163,376 (6 appearances)
• Betsy King , $143,729
(13 appearances)
•••
WOM EN' PROFES tONAL GOLF
AT ITS BEST OME TO W INN IPEG
The 1992 du Maurior LLd. Cla8sic is being held at
Winnipeg's St. Charle8 Country lub from Augu8t 10 to t 6.
Tho vent is the only Canodio n stop on the LPGA Tour
and is regarded by the players os the most popular tourno menLon tour. It is ono of the LPGA's four major ovents a long
wilh the LPGA Championship, the U.S. Womon's Open and
the Nabisco Dinoh Shore.
1992 MANITOBA
SUMMER GAMES
After 8 very successfu l debut
as part of Lhe 1988 Manitoba
Summer Gam 8, golf will once
again bo part of the Games in
1992.
T ho e m phasis ofLhe golf co m·
petition in the Summer Games
program is lhot golf is truly 8
"Iifetim • sport. Of 11 sports in the '92 Summer ames,
golf is lhe only one which is opon to every age group nnd
to both males and femoles. The age classifications will
bo: 10·13, 14· 17, 18·34, 35·54, 55-64 and 65 and ovor.
Each of tho Boven regions in the province will be
conducting n rogional golf competition where t he winner
"f each age category lisLed .bove (both malo nnd female)
will go on Lh represent his/her region at the Manitoba
Summer Games finals in Minnedo88 and Neepnwn from
AugusL 19·23, 1992. Listed below ure the dote8, locations
o nd con tact. phone nu mb f8 for each regional com peti tion.
An official handicap is not I' quired to purticipat:e in
Manitoba
Summer
Games
Regional
Competition
1992 MalrUnl lt1Goll /oll rllflJ
RIGION
When you conside r that t he tournament is 0180 Lo lovisod
notiona lly and internaLionally by TV lind RDS (Reseau
des Sports) in Canado, Prime Sports Notwork in the United
SteLe8, ESPN in ~~ urope, and TDS in Japan , ond carrie8 8
high Lelevision roting, one .enses Lhe calibre of entertein·
monL and technique that professional 8 provide for the
viewing gallery and t lovieion audience.
Be !:lUTe to mark theBe seven exciting days on your golf
calendar.
lho regionnl golfcompetiLions. Golfers who have competed
in Lhe following ovents .ince 1988 will not bo eligible to
compete in tho 1992 Came.:
Males: •
•
•
•
•
Manitoba Open
Manitoba Amateur
Manitoba Senior
Rural Amateur and Senior
Those players qualifying for the final 36
holes In Manitoba Junior
Fema les: • Manitoba Ladies Junior, Amateur, and
Senior Championships with a handicap
of 15 and under,
For more informatinn on how to participate, please
contact your regional 8port association at lh applicable
phono numbor Iioted or conLacL the MGNM LCA Manitob.
Summer Gomes o-ordinator aL 985·1999.
locATION
DATU
Central
Pilot Mound
Jufyl0&11
12
.June
-- -
.
Eutman
La BroquerIe
Interlake
Lundllr
Normlll1
-
PHONe'
822·5418
367-8437
June a
542·5155
Flln Fion
----
June 13
an-e785
Gilbert Plaine
June 13
838-9111
Weltman
Birtle
July" & 5
72e-e072
~
W1ndlO1' Pm G.C.
July 3
ParlcJand
-
II!I
965-1999
Ready
golfor. The Polo Park Golf Course W08 virtually
in my backyard then and the only timo I'd 80tfOOt
on the golf' course wns to collect stray golf ball s
out of Omand's Crook to sell back to golfers.'
forthe
challenge!
MGA EXECUTIVE
WHEN
DIRECTOR JEFF HNATIUK
ANNOUNCED HIS lNTEN'I'lON TO JOIN THE MANnOBA
AMATlWR HOCKEY Asso IATION LAs'r SPRING, THE SEARCI!
WAS ON FOR A SU ITAIlLE REPLACEMENT. ENTER DON CRAIG.
lef'g"i(Ung the (lctivities o(the
highly s" ccess("l Winnipeg
World Curling Cham.pion.
.'lhips, the,,, serving as Presi·
dent o(the newly established
A
As you worked arou.nd the sport, it 8eems
your interest in golf grew. How did that
interest munifest itself7
"I deeidod to become a golf volunteer so 1
joined th e MGA nnd served a. representative of
city courses on its Board of Directors. [ also
joined the Manitoba Golf Course Superinten·
dents ASBociation, 8 me mbership I maintained
until my retirement rrom th city and one which
T i ntend to r enew. At tbe MGA , T s rved in nil
chairman ship position s in cluding pres id ent
(1977 ) .. . rvo been involved in golf as a volunteer
administrator provincinlly and at the national
level since abo ut 1965."
What was your involv~ment at the na·
tional level'l
"I wa s invited in 1981 to become 8 member of
the Board of Governors of the Royal anadian
Golf Association . I've sorved 10 years as a volun·
teer in that organizalion . In
1991, I WaS lectod Honournry
Gov roor which is very nice
but iL'S virtua lly automatic
for anyone who hangs arou nd
for 10 years."
Manitoba Open Inc., Craig
was rea.dy to meet the challenge o( guid·
ing the MGA into the '90s. In. the (ollow·
ing interview, the congenial Mr. Craig
shares hi. thoughts on the Ma>litoba Golf
As."iociation -
Everyone dream. of reo
tiring early nnd you were
able to do thut. What
prompted your decision?
"J retired at th e age of 51.
past, present and future:
How did you get interested in
golf?
"I started working with the City of
Winnipeg at the age of 15 when I got a
summer job working at tho Kildonan
Park Golf Course. 1 got involved in golf,
coi ncidentnlly and accidentally . Tworkod
s ummers for seven years, through high
school a nd university. 1 never did get a
univers ity degreo becnuse I was too busy
havi ng u good time. Then , l wll S offered 8
cleri cal position with the City and I accepted."
Executive Director
Don Craig
And you worked your way up through
the syst m from there?
"I guess T went from the lowest pos ition in
the e ntry level to th e second most senior position in Parks and Recreation in tho city. Mind
you, it took 36 years. ] s pent the last eight years
with th city QS Director of Recreation and
Commu nity Parks."
Why were you interested in
the Executive Di_rcctor position
with MGA?
"When lion tho city, I had noth·
ing .pecific in rn ind t hough I a l·
way. knew I would like to do some·
thing in golf because my duti es
with Parks & Recrea tion , and 8S a
Though you started working around
golf, i. It true you weren't partioularly
interested in the sport at that time?
"Whon I started with the City, I wns not a
/992 Mmlilooo Golf jClIInwl
For ponsion purposctl, con ~
tinuing to work didn't have AS
ma ny advantnges du e to my
yoars of service. Also, my job
wasn't as sa ti s fy ing 9S it once
had been. H's one of life's ironics that, as you rise in an
organi zlltion , eHch tlte p you
take up ta kes you one step
furth er away from the things
that rea Uy attracted you or
intereated you most in th first
place. I huvo no regret•. Uad thi s
(MGA) not come along, I would
still have no regrets. Tho decision
was not one made in hasLe, by any
s tretch of the imagination . It was
simply time for a change."
m
golf vulunt~eJ' and golf' administrator,
were all wrapped up in go lf', Wh on l
rotired , if I hud thought about my
choi co or 0 ny posi tion out th el'e, I don't
think r could have wished rol' anything
bette r than thi ~ , It gave me an oppor·
tunity to get invo l v~d in ~omething 1
kn ew J enjoyed doing, 'For me, it was a
perfect fit ."
What is involved in the
Executive Directorship of MGA?
"'rhe Executive Director over8~e8
th e day -to-day management of the
Manitoba ColI' Association ; looks aftor
its financial inte rests; liai ses with
member clubs; and maintains supplieR,
Maybe, most importantly , OUI' role at
th e MGA office i8 to provide the nece.aary ,'esoUl'ces for th e vol unteers , who
make up th e MGA, to carry out their
res ponBibilitie •. They aro the MGA.
The administration iij the support or
tho rosOlll'CO to tho volunteers,"
I understand you arc also
President of Manitoha Open Inc.
Why was this organization formed
and what is your role?
"Manitoba Open lnc, is a sepm'ato
(rrom MCA) company croated oxclu.
s ive ly to plan, organize and conduct
tho Manitoba Open. MGA was looking
for someone with experience in the
conduct of major champiunships, in ·
eluding professionals , and in the ad ·
lTIini ~ trl;l.tiv e l;I. ~ pect. The MGA Exocu·
tive cnme to me nnd nsked 01 0 to be the
President of' thi s compo ny,
"The company's Board consists of
two MGA appointeeB, two rrom the
host club which is Breezy Bend, repre·
sentatives from the four major spon·
sors and another perRon to act as Pres i·
dent, The President chairs meetings,
p rforms administrative work, pre·
pOt' 8 budgets, Boli cita and liaises with
sponsors, rnaintair18 supplies, conducts
billings, etc.
"One of the biggest responsibilities,
ir not t ho biggest, is what 1 coli the
'recruitmont, care and feedjng' of our
co rporate s pon s ors, Without the
corporate s upport that we enjoy
uniquely here in Manitoba for the Open,
there wouldn't be an Open . It's that
simpl e,"
What do you think is the most
important consideration in deal·
ing with corporate sponsors?
"There Brc about 120 compani es
who contribute to th e Open in va rying
degrees from fin ancial s uppurt to the
donation of products and services, An
important IlRpoCt of that is to onSU1'O
th ese companies are receiving a fair
return on their inves tment. I think, too
uften, volunteer organizations think
the corporate community is out thore
as an end less supp ly of' funds , Compa.
nics are not philanthropic, That is not
why th ey we"e crented; to donate money
to CRuseR, no mattor how worthy those
ca uses mi ght be . So, we have to try to
find ways thHt we can mutually achieve
what we're luuking fur ,"
What do you consider to be the
greatest strength you bring to your
position with the MGA?
"Whon 1 worked for tho city, r 01waYR conRidored mysclfto be a b~11'ea u ­
crat because ] never considered it to be
a nega tive te nn , I'm a profess ional
admin istrato" . r am what you would
ca ll a 'gene ric manager' as opposed to
a specialist, 1 have experience in many
areas,"
What do you think i. thegrentest
challenge facing the MGA in the
1992 season'l
fiT think we nee d to mak e OUf'
membership aware orwhy thet'e needs
to be a Manitoba Golf Association .
What does this urganization do fbr you,
as a member of a club, or us ono who
golf;' occasionall y? What do you get out
or yoU!' $9 pe" yeoI' plu s GS'T'?
How do you expect the Board
nnd yourself will address that
challenge?
"V ice President Bob Gonoway of'
Morden and I have talked about the
MGA initiating an information p"ogmm to educate people about the association and its function in represent·
iJ1g the beijt interests of golfers, from
the elite tu those at the grassroots
level. We wi ll likely start by reviewing
ou,' informational mate rial s and update where necesRa ry ,'"
The MGA also acts as a lobby
group for the golJ"tng community,
What kind of projects has it taken
on?
"We have tuken un activo stance in
eRtab lishing 'favourabl e treatment' for
golf courses in relation to increas ing
prope,-ty taxes. We were not looking
for an exemption;just favourable treat·
ment considering the cuntributiuns
made by golf cuurses tu our quality of
life,"
m
What arc your short· and long.
term gonls with the MGA'I
"My immediate goa l is to fully ra mil iarize myself with the operation of the
MGA, uur re latiun ship to the Manitoba
Sports ~-'e dol'ation , vo lun toers' oxpec·
tations of tho organization, and to mos·
ter the laptop computer, Over the long.
term, r will be wOf'killg to imp l'ove th e
MGA's p,'ome."
What were the highlights of the
1991 Manitoba golf senson nnd how
do they reflect on the MGA' s
progress?
flOu 1'.Juni01' toom won the Canadian
champions hip and three of the fOUl'
team members are ~ till of juvenile age
with two more years of' e ligibility, It is
gront for them (lnd kudo8 for the MOA ,
r think it points out thnt OU I' junior
deve lopment program is working, I was
at the Canadian Junior Championship
(i n a RCGA capacity) and peo ple from
other provincial jurisdictions were say·
in g 'what nre you people in Manitoba
doing to bo developing thiR ca libl'o of'
playor - and 80 many of them - out of
a relatively small population base?'
"Our Willingdon Cup team ti ed for
firs t and lost in the playofT in Ottawa
with another fairly young team , Todd
Fanning was named Labatt Manitoba
Colfor of tho Yea r and was selected to
play on an inte rnational tea m "c pre·
senting Ca nada in a competition in
Australia and did very well th ere,
"It hH. to be !{l'Htifying fol' the peo ple
whu have been working with the play.
ers and hove Beon th om comi ng a long,
advancing to thi s level, knowing th ey
havo contributed in Ro mo way to th eir
s uccess, These phtyel's obviuusly ha vo u
lot or talent to start with but they . till
need the opportunities nnd the events
in which to participate RO th ey can
devo lop thoso talents."
What significunt rule changes
can 1(0lfer8 expect in the 1992 8eli·
son?
"The changes to tho code in 1992 01'0
relatively minimal. Thoy nre mol'O COR ~
metic chunges to clarify th e rul es,
"However, 1992 will Bee Ca nada ,
through th e nCGA, adopt th e 'slope'
sys tem for COUl'SO ratin g handicaps ,
Through '92 und probably into '93, go lf'
courses nCl'oss Canada, including those
orth. MGA, wi ll be ,'.· rated und or tho
now slope system whi ch is des igned to
elirninate the home co urse advantage
lhat Some players ha ve,"
1992 Mimi/Dba Golf /oltl'tlol
Manitoba Goll Association
Moy -------------------------23 Manitoba Match Play Championship,
qualifying round, Bel Acres
24 Maniloba Match Play Championship,
qualifying round , WlldoWOOd
30 Manitoba Match Play Championship,
S!. Charles
31 Manitoba Match Play ChampionShip,
S!. Charles
Glen Abbey Golf Club, Oakvllle, ON
16·17 Interprovincial Team Matches
16-16 Senior Gall Championship of Canada ,
Rlvershore Goll Club & Eagle Point
Goll Club, Kamloops, BC
24-27 World Amaleur · Womon, Morine
Drive Goll Club, Vancouver, BC
October ----------------------- -- 1·4 Worid Amateur - Men , CaplIIano Golf
& Country Club, Vancouver, BC
J une --------------------------2 Manitoba Match PlAy Championship,
SI . Charles
4 Manitoba Match Play Championship ,
S!. Charles
14 Sunday Junior Inlerclub evenl .
SOuth Interlake (Warron)
24-2 5 Mid Handicap ChampionShip,
Stolnbach
27·28 Amateur Tour Event, T.B.A
July
4-5 NOr1h America Cup matches, Niekwa
5 Sunday Junior Intorclub event,
Parcours La Verendrye (La Broquerlel
6 Manitoba Open qualifying, Glendale
9· 12 XerOK Manitoba Open ChampionShip ,
Breezy Bend
13 Manitoba Amateur Cjuallrylng evenl,
Pine Ridge
'4-17 Me nJlaba Junior Championship,
Solklrk/SI. Bonllace
16- 19 Junior learn lr1als, Tronscona
20-23 Manullfe ManitOba Amalour
Champlon~h l p , Southwood
25-26 Wlllingdon Cup trials, Nia:kwR
29 Rural Junior Championship, Portage
Augul t
4-6 ManitOba Senior Championship,
Elmhurst
9· tO Rural Amateur/Senior Championships,
Hecla
14 Froe !'ress Interclub evenl, Teuion
11 Junior Inlerclub Championship,
Rossmere
16 Family Golf Classic, Lartors
21 Coors lite Rurallnlorclub
Championship , Morden
23-24 MB Minnesota Matches , Glendale
September - - - - - - - -- ---------- -- Senior Interclub Championship,
Klngswood
12· 13 Amateur Tour Event , T,B.A.
19-20 AmoteurTour Event. Bel Acres
25 MB High SchOOl Golf ChOmplonshlps,
Cprman
Roral Canadian Goll AssoclaUon
June ----------------------------23-26 Canadian Club Champions
ChampionShip, Dovll's Pulpit ,
Caledon Village, ON
JUly -------------------------7· 11 Mld-AmateurChamplonshlp,
Glendale Goll & C.C., Edmonton, AB
Augul t ----- ---------------------11 ·12 Junior Interprovincial Team Matches
11 -14 Canadian Junior Championship,
Llngan Country Club, Sidney, NS
11 -14 Canadian Juvenile Championship,
Llngon Country Club, Sidney, NS
19·20 Interprovincial Team matches
19-22 Canadian Amotour Golf Championship,
Riverside Country Club,
Saint John, NB
September --------------- -- ------ 10· 13 Canadian Open Goll ChampionShip,
1992 M(mil olxl Golf lOiirtlt11
Winnipeg Municipal Tournaments
August ----------- -- ---------- ---Aug. 8·9 Men's Club Championship, Kildonan,
Windsor, John Blumberg
15·16 Grand Finals , Klldonan
Other Men's Tournaments
May ----------------------- - 17-16 Men's Spring Tourney , Neepawa
16 Victoria Day Mlx9d , Drydon
23 4 Man Texas Scramble, Winkler
24 Mixed Jr, Open , MacGregor
25 Men's Spring Open , Macgregor
25 Men's Early Bird , Kitchen Creek
26 3rd Annual Happy Rock Men's Open
June ----------------------------5-7 OptImist Jr. World, BrandoNShlk>
6 Men's Open, Winkler
6 Provincial Teachor'1I Tournament
6-7 Big Moose, Dauphin
6-7 Spring Men's Open , Melita
7 Men's Amateur, ChQrloswOOd
11 Senior Men's Open , Rat River
11 Senior Mon's 55 & Over, Gladstone
11- 12 Spring Mon's Open, Deloralne
13 Men's Open, Plnawa
13-14 Men's Open, Mlnnewasta
12-14 Grey Owl, Wasagamlng
15 Senior Men's Tournament, Killarney
18 SeniOr Men's Open, Pleasant Valley
20 Senior Open, Dryden
20·21 Mon's Open , Atlklkan
20·21 Men'a Opon, Ollbert Plains
20-21 Golden FAlcOn , Falcon Beach
20-21 Men'a Open, Ullle Falls
20·21 Southwestern Manitoba Men's
Match Play, Melita
20-21 Father's Day Men's Open, Carman
20·21 Sprlng Tournament, SOuris
21 Mixed Tournament, Delahunl
27·26 Men'a Sanner County Open, Russell
27-28 Men'a Open, Roland
28 Junior Open, Portage
26 Junior Opan , Carman
28 Men's Amaleur, WildewOOd
July -------------------------5
5
11
11
11·12
11 ·12
12
12
13
15
18
16- 19
16-19
18· 19
19
19
22
24
Jr. Open, SI. Boniface
Mon's Open, Lundar
Men's Opon , Rat River
Mixed Open , La Riviera
Men's Open, Macgregor
Big Rock Classic, Deloralne
Men', Opon, Delahunt
Men's Open, Toulon
Senior Open, Roland
Kellke Klssslc, Steinbach
T, Scali Agency 2nd Annual
2-Ball Mixed
Men's Open , Dryden
Moon Shine Days Tournament , Roblin
Men's Amateur, Selkirk
Mixed Open , Neepawa
Men's Open, Steinbach
Junior Open, Selkirk
Alex Welsh Memorial , Breezy Bend
III
25
26
31
August 1·2
3 or10
5
6
6
7
7
6
8-9
8·9
8-9
8·9
Junior Open, Dryden
Am Am, Dauphin
Junior Open, WlidewOOd
------------------- - - - - Portage Open , Portage
JunIor Open, Wildewood
Senior Men's Open, Macgregor
Junior Open, Breezy bend
Junior Open , Charleswood
Junior Open, Nlakwa
Junior Open, Teulon
Senior Mixed Open, La Rlvlore
Blueberry Open , OjibwllY
Mixed 2·Boll Foursome , Roland
Northeastern Open, Pine Falls
Laban's Medal Match Play ,
Macgregor
Annual Lefihanders Cpen , Portage
JuniOr Open (Boys & Olris), Killarney
Senior Men's Opon , Gilbert Plains
Senior Men'. Open, Pleasant Valley
Mon's Annual, Manitou
FaUTournamenl , Sourla
Goose COuntry Open , Lundar
Men's Best Ball , Breezy bOnd
Seniors Open, Winkler
Junior Mixed Open, Gilbert Plains
SonlorMh(od 50+ Open , Gladstone
Junior Boys Open , Rsl River
Senior Men's Tournament , K11Iamey
Junior Open , Winkler
Men's Classic, Kitchen Creek
Men's Open, La Verendrye
Men's Fall Open, Gladstone
Men's Open, Killarney
Aosebowl Match Play, Neepawa
Senior Open, Carman
9
10
10
13
15· 16
15-16
18
16
17
17
17
17
17
21
22-23
23
23
29-30
30-31
31
Septem ber
2 Senior Mixed Open, Macgregor
4 Senior Open, Steinbach
5-7 Tun.;ey Trail ClassIC, Russell
6-7 Labour Day Te)(as Scramble, Souris
7 Labour Day Mixed, Dryden
7 SonlorsTournament , Delahunt
11-12 Men's Fall Open, Deloralne
12 Skiers Mixed Open, La RNlere
12-13 Last Chance Tournament , Selkirk
12· 13 Men's Open, Plea8ant Valley
12-13 Men's Fall Open, Mollta
13 Senior Men's, La Verandrye
20 Mixed Open , Gilbert Plains
27 Open Best Ball Foursome, Manitou
Manitoba Ladles Goll Association
Juno ---------------------------
'I
Foursome toumament, Rossmere
8·14 Ada MacKenzie tOUtn8ment , T.BA
18 Super High Handicap and Higher
Handicap tournaments, Selkirk
23 City & District tournament SI , Charles
24 City & District tournament ,
S!. Bonifaco
July --------___________________
6·8 Manitoba Junior, Amateur and SeniOr
Open Championships, Nlakwa
13 Crosl tournament, Glendale
15 National Handicap & NCTC, 0 18lr1ct I ,
J & K, South Interlake G,C" Warren
29 Interclub A, WUdowood
29 Interclub B, John Blumberg
6 National Club Teams Champlonshlp 11
12
13
14
16
20
Provincial Level, SouthWOOd
Colleen Hutchinson, Bel AcrOs
Colleen Hutchinson , Transcona
Colleen HutChinson , Canoe Club
Colleen Hutchinson, Asslnlbolne
National Handicap, Portage
Rural Open, Carman
I ABA I I MANII (lilA
COlli I{ 01 till' "I AI{
Todd FIHllll1ill1g
TWEJ.V1i: YEARS AGO, A PROMIS ING
YOUNG GO LFER LEFI' THU NDER BAY
named1
TO MAKE HIS HOME IN WINNIPEG.
TODAY IT IS INCREAS INGLY OBVIOUS
Mlllll1itoba § best
outhwood'a Todd Fanning first sw ung a golfclub
at th e tender age ortive, following the lead of hi s
father who was a n avid golfoI'.
"It's th e same old story," Fa nn ing laughs. "I
had th e old cut-down wooden dri ver and when
my father played golf, I wal ked around and hit
balls while he waa pl ayi ng."
~"'a nning began
his compe ti tive ca ree r a fOOr reloca ting to
Manitoba a nd credits the directi on nnd competition he
THAT O NTARIO'S LOSS WAS
MANITOBA'S GAl N.
hia third Ama teur tille, Fanning wos named Lnbutt MunjLoba
GolfoI' of the Year for 1991. Sha rin g th e nom inee spotli ght
were Rob MoMillan, Aileen Hobertson a nd Chri sty Power.
Fanning says tho a nnouncement was a de fini te surprise,
"I thought the co ndidates I was up aga inst had dono as
much os I had. 'I'hey were all provincial champions who ha d
don o we ll nationally , so it was a rea l surprise/' says
F anning. "I: guess 1 did have 0. good year,"
"'rh e junior program at Southwood, wh ere I'm 0 membor,
is rea lly good," says Fann ing. "1 was fortun ate e nough to
rnd ed it was a very good year. Na med Golfe" of the Yellr
for a fourth time, Fannin g followed h is victory at th e
Manitoba Ama teur by being tho low Manitoban at th e
Canadi an Chumpionship. Ho was selected to "eprese nt
have a lot of good pl ayors my age to play aga in st a nd I just
kept goi ng from there."
And goi ng and goi ng ...
Cana da on a four-ma n tea m nt th o Pacific Team Cha mpi ons hip in Port h, Australi a based on, he be li eves, his pas L
pe rformances nt the Canadian Juni or Championships and
received at Southwood for his s teady skill development.
Afte r another illustrio us season whi ch saw him capture
his conaistont good play within Malli toba . Fa nning's feats
were furthe r recogni zed wi th his se lection as fin ali st ror tho
Manitoba Sportswritors and Sportscasters Association 1991 Male Athl oto of the Year.
Considering the expe l"i enc "Downundol'" to be a
definite highlight of his golfyear, Fanning " Iso hud th e
opportunity to show hi . stufT in a very challenging
settin g 8S toUl'nnmont organizers in vited the Cn n n~
dia n team me mb 1'S to participate as indi vidu als in
th o Australia n Am ateur, The te nac ious F anning n d ~
vnncod to qu a rte r~ fin a l pl oy in th o match play tournamont be fore be ing elimin ated. He says tho experience
was an enlightening one.
"It was quite un eye~o p o n e r to see Born e of tho better
young players in Au strali a." 8ays l"anning, «Th roe of
the four guys on th eir toom were 20 and 21 yea rs old
and these guys we,'e breaking course reco rds. 'I'hey
were just incredibl e. 'I'h y're playing 12 months of th e
yea r. You r eally get an understanding of how good you
have to bo to make a li ving a t thja s po,·t."
And making a living at the s po,'( is just wha t
Fanning intends to do but he's a pproaching th e jump
to the pros with caution .
"I thought brie fly lost summer abou t tu rning pro in
Todd proudly occepled hi. 1991
Golfe, of the Year aword from
LoboH', Doug Lavallee (II).
th e fall ," suys Fa nning. "AJ1.e .. playi ng wi th some peo ple who
h ad tried to turo pro, I decided to wai t until I could make 8
li ving at it rath er th an going out the re just b ca use I've
nothin g better to do and s tr uggle a long. I've give n myse lf
m
1992 M(lIIilo/Ja Coif J(Jll nla/
unoLher couple ofyeurB as an amateur
before 1 docido to turn pro."
Fanning says ho'd like to fo llow th e
career route taken byfellow Manitoban
Glen Hnatiuk who's currently playing
on the Ben Hogan Tour. The approximato ly 30 tournaments per yea r on
tho Hogan TOllr appeals to Fanniag
who says his professional ti melines
are nex ibl .
"If, in two yem's, 1 don't fco l roady
for il, I'm not goi ng to do it just because
I said I would," says a refleclive F a nning. "r ve got to make !::l ure I'm ready
to win some money and that means
practi ci ng hard ... rt's time to stort
show ing I'm worthy of attai ning profess ional status."
It i. that sort ofviBion and determination that leads people to s uccess but
golfwB s not t ho only prclfl:lSlSional sport
thatb ckoned Fanning's athletic prowess. The National Hockoy Loogue's
Va ncouver Canu cks drafted Fanning
in 1987 a fter a successful goaltending
career at Ohio State where he earn ed
a bu ~ ino ss degree on It hockey/gulf
scholarship. Graduating in 1990, he
tested th o NHL waters but opted for a
mOre ge ntl emanly purs uit.
"llri ed to plU'sue my hockey CSlreor
so I alte nd ed Va nco uver Cn nucks'
trai nin g camp in 1990," says Fanning.
"l ki cked it around a bit and decided I
didn't wa nt to live Il 'l ife in th e minol's.
] thought 'I do hove 0 degr eo and] do
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have 80me so rt of golf skills' so I think I wont to
purs ue th ose r a t h er t h a n p laying minor
professional hockey for the next foul' 0 1' five
years."
Hi ~ concentration un ho ckey lurned his
attention away from his golfgnrne ; a consequence
Fanning hoped to rosolve as one of his goals for
tho '91 senson .
"One of my goals fol' last yea I' was to get bock
to the level where I was as ajunior and, todo that,
1 jUl:lt needed to pracLice a lot more," Fa nning
says. "Of course, I wanted to repeat {ttl Amate ur
champion and J did that. l wanted to play in more
events and 1 did that by going to North Da kota
four times. You can procti ce as much OR you want
but you've got to be playing competitively more
often . That's what! did and I was fairly BucceBBfu l
down there."
This season, Fanning is slri ving to be a member
of th o four~p l ayer team representing Canada in
the World Amateur Championship he ld every
two yea rs. Th e 1992 edition tok es place in
Vancouver in September bul flUther challenges
lie in Fanning's pa tb before he may get the
opportunity Lo ascend the world sta ge.
.1I'd li ko to win the Manitoba Amateur again,"
sayR F an ning, admiring the idea of three in a ruw .
1'1 would olso like to piny in the Ma nitoba Open and
! have a goal of being eight-und er-por 01' better over
foul' r OWlds so that's an average of 70 at Breezy
Bend. You try to set goals that are very hard to
rcach. In golf, you've gollo t1.Un high, shoot low,"
Fanning credits an ea rly statt Lo his s uccess in
t he go me though ta lont and perseverance ha ve not
hu rt him any, either. He readi ly acknowledges t he
s upport shown by his mother and stepfather who
have enco uraged him throu ghout h is university life
a ndgolf career. He chuckles wh ile noting his mother
"was at every round of every lourna ment jn the
provi nce last yeo I'. 1 think she enjoys it."
Anoth er person who has been a significant infl uence on Fan ning is 0 champion himself, Manitoba
Sports Hall of Famer, Al lan Boea.
"When I won my fi rst Amateu r at 16 yea rs ofag~,
he WIUI so excited, he gave me one ofhjs medals that
they used to give instead of trophies," says Fan ning
of his long-time friend. "He gave me one of his
med. ls from 1940. Every yenr, going into the lust
round, I put on his meda l fo r a little inspiration ."
The affable Fann ing has made mnny fri end. in
his career, among-them Gary Nicklaus whose golfing
filther waS a boyhood favourite of Fanning'S. "Yeah ,
I've met Jack N icklau8 a few times," eays Fanning,
with a laugh . "Actuall y, the clubs 1 use are a spare
set of J ack's. Hi s son askod mo to try them out and,
ifI liked th em, I co uld hovo th orn. Of' course, 1 did."
But it i. not th e "famolls" clubs that a,'e the most
memorable as pect of this ta lented 24-year-old'.
performance on the links. His rendy smile and easygoing nature have made hl.m a fan favou rite at
tournaments around th e province, For Todd
Fanning, the future seem. filled with the 80rt of
challenges on which his competitive spirit thrives.
"I've always prided
myself on being a
good putter," says
1991 Manitoba
Amateur chllmplon,
Todd Fanning.
' Sometimes whs t
separated me from a
few of the others was
my ability to putt better
thsn most."
According to
Fanning, proper head
position is one of the
more critical aspects
of successful putting.
"The key to putting
Is to keep your eyes
over top of the ball.
Don 't get your head
bahlnd It. If you were
to drop a ball off the
end of your nose, It
should land on top of
the ball you 're pun/ng.
II kH PS evelYlhlng
squsre through the
pun/ng stroke. It's
such s small
movement but so
importsnt.
"Keeping your head
stili In putting may ba
more Important than
keeping your h88d sUIi
during the swing.'
The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company
THE M AN ITO BA AMATEUR CROWN ALMOST SL IPPED
Fanning
becomes
only second
repeat winner
THROUGH HIS FINGERS IN
1990 BUT S OUTHWOOn'R
T ODD FANNTNG WAS D(O;T(O; ({MlNED NOT TO LET
HISTORY REPEAT ITSELI' ,
" TH IS YEAR'S EVENT WASN'T AS CLOSE AS IT'S
BEEN IN OTH ER YEARS," SAYS F ANN ING . " I N
1990, I
ALMOST LET 11' (TJ-tE
CHAMPIONSHIP) S I.IP AWAY.
I
HAD A BIG
LEAD, LOST IT , TII EN MANAGE D '1'0 GET IT
BACK,
I
WASN'T GO ING '1'0 LET THAT
IIA PPEN '('HIS YEAR."
d the perennial fan favo uri te was true to his
word; it j ust took h im a whi lo to got .tarted,
Fanning assumed the lead aftor 36 holos
a nd nevor looked back cltroute to his 80Cond consocutive Mani toba Amateur Golf
Cha mpionship, played July 16-19 a t the
Rossmere Golf a nd Country lub.
A
Q UALIFYING R OUND A CT ION
The cha llonges came not only from tho golf course
but fTom naturo and technology as 144 golfors vied for
88 SpoLs in the Amateur qua lifier at the Glendale Golf
and Country Club.
Scorching heat, pesky mosquitoea and unexpected
sprinkler action were among th e obstncles to be ove r-
com by competitor. before a playoff that gave new
meaning to t he term 'twilight golfing.'
On the first extra holo, the a utomatic s prinkler
sY8tem in adve r·tently became functio nal j ust as Ron
Smith was getting ready to putt. Tho pULL was ra ined
out as S mith's coml,>onions did their best to avoid
getting drenched.
Wh en it was fm alJy over, 88 competitors wore ready
tojoin the 56 exempt playe rs for the Monu life Manitoba
Amateur Championship.
Top qua lifi ers in clud od Micha e l Wa lke r of
Charle.wood (e ven-pa r 72), Ni nkwn's Doul( Irwin (73),
Ka rl P"rrin gto n of Konora (73 ), SCOLL Pa rke r of
Rossmore (74), Trent Wood of Southwood (74 ), Le n
Sovak of P ine Ridge (74), and Andrew Taylor of
Rossmere at 75.
R OUNUON E
"'"era norrowvlc'oryln 1m ,
roddeemed'he 1991
,m. bya
convincing 10 , trokes.
AI Briscoe of St. Boniface was the unexpected leade r
afte r recording a two- und ~r- pa r 68 in fi rst ro und
action .
Rossmere's Ga ry Kullm on, who captu red low amatour honours at the Mani toba Opon days prev ious,
followed that foat with a one-under 69 on hi. horne
good for second place .
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Two back of Kullm a n , ti e d a t one .. ove r 71 we re
South wood's Todd I'a nninl{, C lend ale's J eff Helpor, C ran t
Foster of Nia kwa and Darron McMillon of Pine Ridge.
Willingdon CUp Trials
Todd F a nning's commanding lead going in to Wi llinlidon
Cup play a t Ross mere made t he 36· hole contest " pleasu re
lrip as he shot a one-ove r 73 to incresHe hi Hove ra ll lea d to
12 strokes, Hi s five-round tota l of 353 waR novor throatened
though the other three spots on tho Manitoba team wore
.!-I til1 very much up for b'T'nbs,
Tied for seco nd a t 365 we re Dole Go.h"ing of B,'eezy
Bend (74) ond Doug Trwin of Niakwa (75 ),
At 367 in the fourth a nd final position was Dave La va llee
of P ine Ridge (77), one up On club mate Todd Teplitski who,
along with "Brandon's Grant Cou lter, recorded the day's
b st score of 72,
R OUN I) Two
Re ig nin g cha mp Todd Fa nni ng reverted to his old form ,
fnRhioning n four-under-pHr 66 Lo open a six-shot lead 81. 137
afLe,' 36 holes.
Todd Te plits ki of P ine Wdge shot a 69 whi lo Ri ch
So bkowi ch of HOijs mere recorded a 70 to leave tho pair in a
t ic a t. three-over 1.43 . An ot.h er shot bac k were Garth Collings
of Br ezy Bond ond Ross me,'e's Ga ry Kullma n.
Fann ing BOYS ho pu t hi s golf ca "eer on hold dW'ing hi .
years a t Ohi o Sta te University a t Columbus as h e pursued
a nothe r in profess ional hockey . Hi s time a way from prac-
tice took its to ll on his ga me but he showed he still has t h e
righ t stull'with birdies on 2, 8, 10, 12, 13 and 16 onrout to
his second rou nd lend.
First rou nd leodor Al Briscoe of St. BOlliface dJ'Opped to
14·bac k (68·83=1511, di s pelling his hopes of a n upset vic·
tory. Meanwhile, Ga ry Ku ll man, the Open's low ama teur,
Rco red n di sa ppointin g 75 ror 9 two-round total or 144 ,
R OUNO T u REE
Todd Funnin g completed t hh'd round action wi t h a one·
ovor 71., appea ring well -poised to ca pture hi s second co n~ecuti vo Am uteu,' crown . Hi s 54· hole total of tw o· u nde r 208
lefL him eigh t strokes up on hi. nearest competitor,
Carman's Bru ce North was a lon e in s~cond place w ith a
tb ree· ro wld tota l of 216 wh.il e Breezy Bend's n a le Coehring
a nd Carth Collings ti od for thi rd a t 217.
S hootin g th omso lves out of co nte ntion Wel'e Todd
Tepli tski of Pino Ridgo (74·69· 76=219) a nd Ro s~ m erO' R Ri ch
Sobkowich (73· 70·81=224).
Match P lay ch am p Dave La va n ee of Pine Ridge was tied
at 218 with Jun io r ch ampi on Rob McMilla n (77·71· 70=218).
F irs t round leade r AI Briscoe (68·83· 71=222) followed,
one stroke a head of Andrew Taylor of Ross mere (75· 73·
71 =219).
TilE F EARSOME F OURSOM E ARE D EC LA RED
It was Todd F a nni ng a ll th e way as he waltzed to • 14·
s t rok e victo ry in the fm a l rOlmd oflhe Willingdon Cup te",n
trials at Rossmere ,
Fanning's fina l round 70 add ed to his six-round totol of
423 and on e - und e r ~ par win .
His closest riva l was ODie Goe hri ng of Broo~y Bond
wh oso closing round of 70 gavo him 0 436 tota l.
The t hird tcom spot wos ca ptured by Ma tch Pi ny ch nmp
De ve La va llee of Pine Ridge who peraeve red to u 71 a nd a
438 tota l.
The ba ttl e for t he fo urth a nd fin al position was a
cliflh on ger as Todd Teplitski ofPino Ridgo ond Doug Irwin
of N iakwa, both at 441, fought it out in n ployofTwith Irwi n
ome rging vi ctorious, Irwi n's birdi e on the fit'at playo ff hole
ns u" ed his spot on Ma nitoba's Wil1ingdon Cup squ ad,
'T'eplitoki was na med th e tea m's first alterna te a nd a
Ma nitoba re pl'ese nta ti ve a t th e Mani toba-Minn eso ta
ma lches slated for mid-August in S t. Pau l, Minneso ta, His
teamma tes included Carman's Bruce N orth, Ga rth Coll ings
of Breezy Bend and Grant Coulter of Brandon.
Fanning earn ed his fifth trip to the Conodi on Am ot Ill'
to be playod ot th o Royal Ot towa Go lF lub in Ay lmor ,
Quebec from August 21·24·, For Goelu ing, Lava llee a nd
Irwin, it w as a novice ex peri ence ,
F INAL R OUND PLA Y
Todd F a nnin g becam e only th e second go lfer since
E lmhu rs t's Billy Parker (1978, 1979) to win co nsecutive
Ma nitoba Ama te ur Cha mpionships by coasting to an even·
pal' 280 in final round action at Rossmore,
Fanning fini shed up with a two-over 72, 10 shots bottor
t ha n Da ve La va ll ee (77· 70· 71· 72=290) a nd Ni a kwo's Doug
Irwi n (73· 73· 77· 67s 290).
"1 conce ntrated more on not pl ay ing the peo ple behind
me but playi ng the co ul'se and tha t really helped," said a
vic tori ous Fa nnjng, "If someone's go ing to ahoot the s core~
to beHt me, then th ey've played well. But whe n yo u've got
the lead , they've got to catch you,"
And no ono did .
Bruce North of Carman , wh o started the finnll'ound in
sole possession of seco nd place, ca me up with a 75 for a 291
tota l a nd a ohareoffourth wi th Breezy Bend'o Dale Goehring
nnd Ga rth Collings. Rosome,'e's Rob Loewe n record ed a
f:lecond consecutive 71 to fini sh in ~ev enth place,
Twe nty· t wo golfe rs with Scores of 299 or be tter qua lified
for the Willi ngdon Cup team tr ials held July 27·28 a t Pine
Ridgo.
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The Canadian Championship
A golFe.' used to ,'ounds of a difTe re nt kind was t he leadel'
ofLor 18 h oieo of th e COllodion Ama te ur Golf Cha mpiollohip
at Ay lme,', Quebec.
Lucaa Parsons, a part-time bartender in his native
Au ~tralia , bagged a three-under-par 68 in in termittcnl
d_rizzle to lead the puck a fter the fi rt;;t l'Ound of p IRY ,
Manitoba's Todd Fanning was a lonc in second pl nce at
69, the resu lt of his sixth consecutivo 8 ub ~ p a l' round,
Fanning was ri ght in the thick of things after seco nd
,'ound play, shooting a two·over 73, thl'ee s trokes back oCthe
leade r with a 36·hole total of 142. Scores a re determ ined
through the top three rounds from each tea m ovar 36 holos,
Ma nitoba finished p lay b od with Quebec but La Belle
Pro vince claimed the Cl"Own by a s ingle stroka on th o second
hold of a sudde n· deo th playofT. Todd F a nnin g was th o low
Manitoban as teammatos Dalo Goeh,"ing, Doug lrwin und
Dovo La va ll eo represe nted t h eir provin ce well a t th nn·
ti onal level.
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sets
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INTO THE SPOTLIGHT TO 8ARN THE FINAL OVATION.
eW Orlenns 6th -year pro Kolly
Gibson tore up Breezy Bend, th e
new hom o of Manitoba's pre mi e l'o
golf eve nt, enl'o ute to a blistering
21· und er-pnr tournament. record
and th e $18,000 championship
prize. Gibson, who earlier in t.he week entertained patrons of a West Winnipeg bar with his
karaoke skills, shoved four strokes ofT the record
set by 1990 champion JeIT Bloom.
Overcoming a comm a ndin g lead built. up by
1989 Open champ Stunrt Hendley
over the firs t. two rounds. Gibson
grabbed the lead af\e r 54 holos and
never looked back.
Undaunted by a strongsoutll wind
in flnal round ploy, Gibson fashioned
a 6-under-par 66 for a 72-holo total of
261. He finished four strokes up on
Hond loy whose fin al round 3-undor
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69 com pleted his 271 total.
Hendley, of Woodlands, Texas,
eurned$lO ,OOO for hi. oflort. along
with on extra $600 for recording
the best single rou nd of tho tour·
na m nt with his record 10-underpar 62 on opening day.
Florida's Todd Hamilton
bugged the best scoro of the fin n I
round with an 8-und or- poT 64 for
a 72·holo total of 274, good for
third place honours an d $6,000.
Mike Heinen Jr. of Louisiana
and Louis Brown of Georgia, who
began the final rou nd tied with
Hendley at only one shot back of
the lea der, came up nat Olil
H inen's 73 loft him at 275 nnd
Brown's 74 at 276.
With tho oxceptionoftwo holos,
Gibson was alo no in th e lead. He
porred the first hole whilo Heinen,
Brown and Hendley oach birdied
to create n four-way ti for top
spot at 15·under-par.
Gibson birdied th second holo
as did Hendloy and Hei nen, while
Brown's bogey BOW him lose
ground on tho I adors.
The eventua l winn r mode his
movo with 6 birdie on the third
hole followed by five more on the
4th, 6th , 8th, 11th and 15th.
Ian Leggatt of Cambridge shot
D final round 69, moving him into
a fourth place tie with Heinen .
The two each collected $4,500.
Local favourit.e , form r
Manitoban Glen Hnatiuk took
home $2,250 after finis hing in a
five· way ti e for 8th place. His
closing round 71 brought his 72hole totel to 277, ll· under-par.
Manitoba's co ntribution to the
PGA Tour, Dan Halldorson cardod
8 one-over-por 73 in final round
action to closo in a tio for 23rd
place at 281.
Low Amateur honours were
captured by three-tim Manitoba
Amateur winner Gary Kullm on of
&ssmere but the field was too
1992 M(witoiHl Golf JOl4rmil
close ro,' co mro,t with only rour
st rok es se pa rn ting th e rour
amutours, The '9 1 Open ma rked
the firs t t imo four amnteurs
have survived the cut Flince automatic exe mptions were a llowed ; 0 d finitec reditto MGA's
dovclopmentol progrAm s.
KullTllHn I:IhoL a final round
o" e-unde r-par 71 ror a 72-hole
total or 288, even par, edging
out Todd FanningorSouthwood
who fini shod with 0 74 ror 289,
On th eir hec ls WOl'O Dale
Goohl'ingorthe host club whose
clOfoling "Ollilel 75 gave him a
rou,'-,'o und toto l or 290 and
eH rman's Bl'uce North who fin is hod with a 76 for 291.
Q UA Ll FV ING R OUN US
Human interos t stori es we re
the order orth e day during Open
quolirying round action a t Bel
Acres ount.ry lub as a hon eymooning pro nnd n father-son
combination were among those
uu rning t he finAl eight berth s.
Mike Hoinon Jr. or L<>uisionn J'cc ruitod hi s bl'ide of iluee
weeks to handle caddy cho res
88 he ca rded fI one-under-par 71
to shore top s pot with Illinois
pro Murty DeAngelo.
J ohn Irwin, h on d pro at
Niukwu, shot n one-over-par 73
to qu oliry ond shored the ex pel'ionco with his son, Doug whose
74 mod e h im th e only amateur
player to qualify,
1I00T-OUT
throuj.{h two s hootouts befol' D being eliminated
by Punasik on the second-lost hole. Hnlldorso n
co rn ed $500 for his trouh le mal.ch ed by Guy
Boros or Fo,'t Louderda le who combined hi!!
$100 bi,'di e bonus with his $~OO prize,
J ovial J ack Kay Jr. or Toronto, the third
eliminated, picked up $300 and Canadian Tour
me mbe r Rick Todd bowed out second, ea rning
a $200 prize and 0 birdie bonus.
Jell' Bloom of Scottie, 1990 Manitoba Open
chomp, bid a hosty oxit with a bogey on the first
hole but . till mono ged to collect a $100 prize,
Tm: PKO- J lJN IOK
EVI(NT
Six profcssiona ll:! Lemned up with rura l, city
und Breezy llendjunior me mbers in a n ino-hole
toa m tournam ent os QU<'bec pro Remi Bouchard
led his tenm to top hon ours in th e pro-junior
event a lso played Ju ly 10 at Breezy Be nd,
Bouchard's three-und e r-par 33 combined with
J ohn Hoprne r or Da uphin (3 4), J ohn S troich of
Ross me re (38) and Don Caron or t he Bend at 40
for an aggregatc scorc of 123 over nin e ho les.
Low pro honours belonged to J cff Budor of
Onturio with [I 32 nnd his team of Joel Cure of
Rat River, Ku,'t Ge,'ecke or the host club and
Ja.on T ''I'is of Bel Acres took second place with
a n aggr ega te sco re of 126.
T IlE PRo - AM EVENT
Leo Pm'tor of' NOI'th Co rolinn eR tnbli Rhed 0
competitive course record with a hogey-free,
eight ~ und c r - p[\r 64 to sc t t h e pace in t.h e
Monitoba Open Pro-Am Tourney played July 10
at Breezy Be nd . Thi'ty-eight tea ms took pa rtin
the co mpetjtion , each cons isti.ng ortwo pro8 a nd
three amateurs.
Porter, who birdied four hoios on onch nino,
eurned $500 us th e tournamont's
low individua l scoro.
One stroke back was Jim Reist
or Roge rsv ill e, Al a ba ma, Davi d
Te ntis of White Bear [Al ke, Minneoota a nd Ashl ey Chinner ofTeronto,
Pro-Am t.eam honours we nt to
pros Joe Lloyd and Vic Wilk with
help from theiramatcur tcn m motes
Butch Ba rkwell , ,fohn Crondell and
Len Bora nyk with 0 total or 217
points. Each pro earned $300.
Second place be longed to th e
tea m of pros Mike Gl'ob and Ron
Philo and amateurs Bill Morrissoy,
Scott Grunt and Put Nowbound
with $200 in pri 7.ef1 goi ng to each of
tho proressiono ls.
Third , at 211 , wo re pros Da vi d
Te ntis and Pat Ke mball along with
a mateu rs Scott E dga r, Jim collan
a nd Al Shipman, with $100 prizes
going to oach profcssiona l.
TILE GRAND F INALE
On July 11 , the M.a nitoba Open
bega n amid th e s urrounding!! of it!!
hom e for the next tlll'CO years, th e
Breezy Bend Golrand Country Club.
Those who predicted high scores
looked shoepis h os 1989 Op n
champ Stuart Hond ley shot 0 course
record lO-und er -par 62 to tnke the
lead olter fi ,'st round action.
Rainy wea th e r co ntributed to
more than holr orthe 156 co mpetitan bettering par, with anothor 10
at even par, Showers dogged ploy-
1I0WDOWN
It storts with sov n and then
th e re's ono, Tho AnrlUol Shootout feature8 seven players beginning ploy on th e firs t hole
with ono player eliminated per
holo, Stlll-ted in 1990, t his eve nt
hU I:! becomo a popular p1'elude to
the Munitoba Opon.
Windso,' pro and 1986 Open
chompion , Bob Po nosik collec tod $1,100 ror a day's work
a ft I' s urviving two shootouts
e nroute to the $900 first prize
a nd added another $200 for a
pai r of birdies.
Burnaby's Word Stouffer
c1uimcd second plnce - good for
$600 - ond odded $200 in birdie
bonuses.
Dan llolldorson .lso made it
1992 Mnlli/o/m Golf /oll rtfn /
Huge gallerle. watched a. Gibson fashioned a final round 66 and a
convinc ing four ,'roke victory.
m
el's 1110St of the day, letting up only for
the flnal hour of competition .
Fours shots back of the leade,' were
Phi ll ip Hatchett of Kentucky and
Louisiana's Mike Hein on who fended
Gibso n's font was 0110 Rtroko bock ofStunrtHond loy's
record-sotting first round p~rforman ce. Ironically, the
leader th"ough the first two reunds rocorded tho fifth
worst score of the third.
Hendley saw his sizeable lead diminished as h e
ofl'thc mornin g rain to record 6-under-
j,lcored a two-over 74 t.o drop to 14-under-par with a 54-
par 66 •.
hole totol of' 202. Louis Brown of Georgia (66) and
Louisiana's Mike Heinen Jr. (6 7) made progress tojoin
Hendley nt 14-undcr-par.
After tho firflt round , Gary Ku llm an
of Rossmere was the leading amateur
an d th e low Manitoba n with his twound er-par 70. Chall enging Kuliman
were Todd Fanning of Southwood ,
Bruce North of Carman and Dale
Goehring of' the hOBt club, each at 7l.
Otho ,' notable Manitobans included
Cnd Lechmnn of ElmhurBt (72), 1991
Match Play champion Davo La va ll ee
of Pine Ridge (73) and Doug Irwin of
Niukwa at 73.
Setting the pace for loca l pros were
Carman's Put Kcmboll , Brondpn'sTom
Rolf Dnd Teulon's Barry Gibson euch
of whom cardod a 71 . Pat O'Donnell of'
Pine Ridg (72) was on stroke ahead
of Jim LozaJ'ko of Pine Fall s, John
Irwin of Niakwa , John Bowen of
HI umborg, and Michel Pion of Ha rbour
View, all at 73.
R OUND
Manitobn'a PGA Tour s tor, Don Hnlldol'son
1'0-
co!'Cled a thi "d "ound 69 for an eight-under-pnr total of
208 and Carman's Put Kemball, the only activ
Manitoban to s urvive the cut, shot a 70 for a sevenunder 209.
Competition was inte nse in tho top amateur honours
racc as Dale Gochrin g boasted a four-s hot lead coming
into third round action. The 1990 Amateur champ had
Bome diffi culty and, after a thi"d round sco re of 77,
fo und himself ti ed with Carman's Bruce North, Todd
FarrningofSouthwood a nd minois pl'oMaJty DeAngelo.
The Re/Max Real Estate Long Drive competition
was a closo contest as Cam Emerson of Grimsby,
Ontario be lted a 322-ya rd drive ofT the first tee at
B,'oo zy Bond to win tho compotition, postponed from
July 13 due to roin . EmerAon,
0
Three time
Manitoba
Amateur
champion Gory
Kullman captured
'he Open 's low
amateur honorJ,
Canadian Tour mem ·
bel' whe also holds a Hogan card, finished t hree ym'dB
ahead of Kelly Murray , well-known for his enthusia. tic drivc!:J,
Two
Moth r Natu l'D wns in fin o form
during second round playas winds
and heavy rain took centre stage reBulting in a 2 112 hour rain delay.
Wh en play finally resumed, Stuart
Hendley padded hiB lead by carding a
6-und er-par 66 for " two-day tota l of
128, 16-u nde,'-p""
Hendl y's 66 was matched by Mark
Wurtz of Washington, Louis Brown of
Georgia and Marty Sebiene of Illinois
as best scOres in th e second round .
DaloGoehringofHreozy Hend, 1990
Junior champ, recorded a 5-und er-par
67 to go along with his one-under 71
after 18 to bring hi. total to 138, 10
sbots back of tbe leader.
The flurry of low score8 over 36
holos made the cutaoll' mark a stingy
one but 72 players mndo tho grade
with scores of' two-under-pUT 142 or
better to advance to th o final two
round fJ.
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ROUND THREE
At last, golf weather! On a windless, s un -filled day, tho plot thickonod
whon third round action sow Kelly
Gibson , n 5th year pro from Now Orlea ns, take ovo r the lead with a blis,
te"ing nine-unde"-par 63. Hia threeround tota l of 201 was 15-und e,·-par.
Canadian Professional
Golfers' AssocIation of Manitoba
m
1992 M(II/;/o/XI Galf /ollfllal
MANII OIlA JUNIOR
Convincing win for
THE RAIN, IT'S PLAIN, FIlI,L .MA INLY
McMillan
1991 MANITOBA JUNIOR
ON THE
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP, PLAYED JULY
2
TO 5 AT THE ST. CHAHLES GOL~'
AND
OUNTRY CLUO AND JOHN
BLUMBERG GOLF COURSE .
TORRENTIAL RAIN FORC~D THE
CANCELLATION OF SECOND ROUND
PLAY REND"RING THE TOUHNAMENT
A 54- HOLE CONTEST.
ournam ent favourit e Rob
McMillan of Pine Ridge, didn't
disa ppoint 8S he put together
three solid efforts to produce a
winning lotal of 212, three-under-parand 12 Rtrokesbctterthan
his closest competition.
McMillan, who lost the 1990 event in the
last round, seemed determined te redeem himself and succeeded brilliantly.
"La8tyeo r, wh n J lost iton the last day, it became a big goal (or me te win this yoar,"
said McMillan, "I still remember the feeling of IO!:l in g 80 it WflS a huge win for roe,"
T
FIRST ROUNI> A CTION
McMillan completed the first round of play with a blazing 5-under-par 67 at St.
Charles, five strokes ahead of Tyle r Rice ofWssagaming and Andy Oakden of Brandon
Wheat City who carded v n-par 72s on the day . Another ohot back was Derron Magda
of Elmhu rst at 73.
McMillan started slowly, matching par on the par-5 first hole followed by a bogey
on the second challenge. But that bogey would be his last of the round, replaced i!lstead
by a succession of birdios on 5, 6, 9, 10. 13 nnd 14 .
Meanwhile, Marc Cadioux and Scott Brown covered their home co urse in 74
s troke• . Five playors tied at 76 including Craig Ash of Brandon, Elmhurat's JelTLailey,
Melita's Jason Hicks, Brian Hous ton of Niakwa and Jeff Ciccko of Southwood. Tho
low 8t tally of the day at Blumberg was 79, shot by KenDra'. Ron Johnson.
An-ilK
36 mILES
The field of 158 truded courses for second round action and McMillan continued ltis
domination of the teurney at the pa r-7l John Blumberg c'O urSe.
McMill an bagged a one-under 70 for a cumulati ve lotal of six-under-par 137,
prompting mony to specul ate the Pine Ridge golfer might challenge the Junior-titleby-18-strokes record set by 1987 cbamp, J elT Holper. The rain-inspired cancellation
of second round play dashed that theory but failed te dampon McMillan's enthusiasm.
Bi. closest rival. were Tyler Rice (If Was.gaming (72-73=145) and Andy Oakden of
Tournomenl (ovorll. Rob
McMillon did nol dl.oppolnl o.
he flnl.hed 12
ahead of
hi. neor.,f com~tlto,.
,',o/(e,
'/992 MfHlUO //(/ Golf /mlnUl!
instead of ekoing it out,lt
Magda s ncoked into a second place finish by
recording the best score of th e day - 0 one-over 73
- toolORO out at 224, ono upon Wasagamin g's Tyler
Rice (72-73-80=226).
McMi ll an's victory a l80 cinched the 15-16 age
group shi eld while Ma gda , onco again, settled for
runner-up honours. The toast of the 17-18 oge
cotogory was Tyler Rico whose 225 was two strokes
bettor than Dean North of Carma n (78-74-75=227).
The provincial juveni le team was choson for th e
Weste rn Can a da Juve nil e 1'eam Championship for
golfers 16 years of years of age or under, sloted for
the St. Boniface Golf Club. Joining McMi ll on and
Magda in the winnor's circle we reNinkwa clubmatcA
Brian Houston and Todd Slatnik .
Wa.agam/ng ', Tyler /lIce wa,
#lIn Ihe 17- 18 ag. calegory.
Bra ndon Wh eat Ci ty (72-74a 146).
J e ff Ciecko of Southwood (7673=149) was in fOllrth arte r 36 holes,
followed by Elmhurst's J elT Lailoy
at 150 and De rron Ma g da of
Elmhurst, Scott Brown and Ma rc
Cadi eux of St. Cha rles, Brian Houston of Niakwa and Jody Chudley of
Brandon, a ll tied at 151.
Whil e score s better than 166
made th e cut going into final round
play, the 16 best sco res after 18
hol es a lso qualified for another 36ho le conte.t to determine the fOllrplayer provincial team.
Young~r age group winnors were
determined through ploy on the 36
h ole s. Thirteen-yea r -old Da v id
Francis of Ke nol' a topped the 13-14
age group with a two-round tota l of
160, four strokes bette r than Daniel
Ch a rtrand of Southwood ot 164 .
The 12-and-und er shiold went to
Adam Speirs of St. harles wh ose
93- 85~178 bettered the 88-93: 181
recorded by Ru ssoll'. Ryan Robson
of Russoll.
NEVER IN I)OU II'I'
The prolific McMilla n corded 8
fin a l round t hree-over-par 75 but
sti ll incr 'aBed hi . load, taking th e
Juni or title with a 54-hole total of
212, three-unde r-par a nd 12 strokes
be tter thon runner· up, DorTon
Magda of Elmhurst.
uIt wu s very sa tisfying," said
McMillan of his victory , "Especially
bccHu tJe there was nO qu estion of'
winning. It wasn't clol:3e; it wa s not
a nuko. 1 kind of m ade it a win
1992 M{lIIlIcJlxl Golf /ol/runt
Th. under- 12 "". went
10 Adam Speirs 01SI.
Charle • .
•••
Junior Team Trials
Rob McMi ll an followed hi8victory in the MWlitoba
Junior by crwsing to top spot in th e provincial Junior Team Tri a ls he ld July 2021 at Southwood.
The Pine Ridge wo nd I' was out for redemption once again as he failed to make
the grade for last year's team, a disappointment he was determin~d not to repeat.
After the first round of t eam tria ls, McMi llan was out In front With 8 fouraround
tota l of 284 . Dea n North of Carmon he ld down second place with a tota l of 297.
Dorron Ma gda , sti ll of juvenile ago, was in third spot at 299, .
.
Vying for the fina l team position were Tyler Rice of W~saga mmg (303), Bl'lan
/fouston ofNiakwa (305), JetfLailey of Elmhurst (307), DaVl d MlChalesk. of Selkirk
(3 07), Kolly Rasmu sse n of Ross mere (308), Mike Ciecko of Southwood (309), Todd
Slatnik of Ninkwa (310) and Mllrc Cadieux of St. Charles (3 11).
In final ,'ound play, McMillon continued to dominat.e, shooting 0 Boven -over-paT
77 to clos with a five-round total of361. Joining him on the Manitoba team h ead ed
for t ho Canadian Ju nior Championship in Ontario were Derron Magd a of Elmhurst,
orman's Dean North and Brian /fouston of Niakwa.
Magda record ed n final rOllnd 78 for a 377 total. Meanwhile, North shot an 82
enroute to 379 total whilo Houston's closing 75 gave h im a total of 380.
Sixteen-year-old Houston needed to ga in three shots on Wasagami ng's Tyler
Rice to nab the final team berth and h e did so in spades. Rice's finol round 89 e na bled
Houston to gain 14 strokes and the right to represent
Manitoba.
Todd Slatnik of Niakwa enjoyed the day's best
.core of 73 to odd to his 383 total, good eno ugh for top
spot on tho provinCial team for tho annual ManitobaMinnesoto m atches s lated for the Midla nd Hills Oolf
COUTse in St. Paul.
JoiningSlatnik in the 'fwin Citios were Elmhurst's
Jeff La ilay, David Michulos ki of Selkirk and Mike
Ciecko of Southwood. It took a three-man playo ff to
de termin o the a lternate player but Kev in Schledwitz
of R08srn er emerged victorious aner the first hole
over clubmate Ke Uy Rasmussen and Tyler Ri ce.
Slatnik nnd Ciecko a lso ea rnod spots as extra
juvenile piHyel'8 at tho nation a l junior even t. in
Ontario.
•••
David Franc/. of Kenora
earned top hono" for
13- 14-yearold• .
The Best in the West
Manitoba juvenil e golfers proved th oy were, un doubtedly, th e best in th e west as our province
played host to the Western Conad.a Juvenil e Team
Golf Ch a mpionship Jul y 29 a nd Au gust 1 at the St .
B o nif~ce Golf & Country Club. Rob McMillan and lhe
home tea m oarn d individua l a nd team honours,
res pecti vely, t he second Buch victory for McMillan and
lhe fou rth slraighlleam viclory for M ~ nitob •.
McMilhm's opening round two·ove r-ps l' 74, one up
on tenmmate Dorl'Dn Magda who missed a one-foot.
putt on th e 18th to close wilh a 75 . Meanw1ti le, Todd
Slatnik and Brian Houslon ma naged 82s lo co nlribu te
to t h Leo m co use. With th o top three scorcs count ing,
Ma nitoba fini sh d round one at 231.
Ma nitoba op ned up a 10-shot lead attor second
round play wilh lhe A1berla leam nearesl to th e
eventual champions.
Hob McMilla n ca rd ed a 75 while Brian Hou ston
. hot a 78 and Dorron Magda contributed a n 81. Fellow
teo mmate Todd Slatnik was a little shaky this day,
rocking up on 84 .
In indi vi dua l play, McMill an continued his domjnunce wilh a 14 9 lol. 1over 36 holes, seven shots better
th un teumm ato Dc rro n Magda and Alberta's Bryce
I·;'arr oll .
It was Man itoba all the way in the fina l round aa lhe
fearsome foursome co mbin od their efforts for n 699
lola l, 13 shots b lte r t ha n second placo Alberta . Briti8h olumbi a s ettl ed fo r t hird with 7 24 and
Saskatchewan fini shed with 740.
And it was McMillan a ll t he way as th e Pine Ridge
golfer shot a fin al round one-ovo r-par 73 for 54-hole
lotal of 222 a nd th e Wes tem Canadi a n Ju ve nile indivi du a l title. Runner-up honours went to Bryce Farrell
of Al berta (235).
Add ing to McMilla n's BCOTO wer e De rron Magda at
81, Brian Houston olso at 81 !lnd Todd Slatnik at 85.
•••
Taking on Canada
Tho depth of Moni toba golf ta len t was in evidence
once oga in AS n youthfu l Manitoba ju ni or ton m wen t
th e dista nce, bringi ng homo th e 199 1 Co nodi a n Junior
Tea m Championship after a thrilling I>layo ff at th e
Carlelon Golf and Yacht Club in Manotick, Ontario.
Three j uve n ile m embe rs - Rob
McMillon, Derron Magdu, and Bria n
Hous ton joined for ccs with Dea n
North to capture Manitoba's first
na tionaljunjor/juvenile crown s ince
1985. Moreove r, foul' of Man itoba's
eight co mpetitors m ade the cut McMilla n, Magd a, Dean North a nd
Marc Cadi eux.
Al ways in tho thick of competilion, Ma nitoba comploted tho first
round tied for first place with Nova
Scotia. Al\er 36 holes, Ma nitoba fin is hed in u three-way ti e for top spot
with Nova Scotio a nd Briti sh Columbi n, ouch wi t h scorcs of 445. Birdies
on th e 18th halo by Manitobans Ro b
McMilla n and Der ro n Magda propelled our prov incia l tea m into th e
three-team playo ff.
Tho British Columbiu team was
eliminated on the fi rst playoff hole,
leavin g Manitoba lind Nova Scotia t.o
b a tt le it ou t for champi on s hip
honours. The hero of th day was
Bria n Hous ton who bi rdied th e second pl uyofl'hole to ensure the wi n for
Ma nitoba .
Ma nitobans Rob McMilla n, Dea n
North and Ma rc Cadi eux we"e am ong
th o lop 10 finis hers at the cha mpionship, a strong indicntion ofth e wealth
of golf ta lent existin g in this province.
In indi vidual pl ay, Rob McMilla n
was looking to re pea t his notionol
juve nile cha.m pionship pe rform a nce
of a year previous but feU just one
stroke s hort, bowing to Onta rio's
Bri a n McC[lnn .
•••
ManitobaMinnesota
Matches
Manlfobo', ou"fandlng Juvenile feam
capfured fhe We.fern Canadian
champlonlhlp held af Sf. Bonifac e Golf and
Counfry Club. Team membe" (L -II) were
coacf, John Urkevlch, 1I0b McMillon, Brian
Houlfon, Todd Slafn/k, and Oe"on Magda.
The 11th annu a l Manitoba-Minnesota ma tch es we"e played August
20-21 at the Midl a nd Hills Coun t ry
Club in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Hoping for a repeat of the 1990
victory at H ecla Island, Manitoba
fe ll b hind early, bowing 5-3 in the
first round of si ngl s match play,
The second round featured teams
play ing four-ball match pl ay with a
victory counting 8S two poin ts for
each mutch . There aga in, Minnesota
topped Mani toba 5-3.
Minnesot a wrapped up the toUI'namont with D cumu lative tota l of 10
'It comes down to
smart p,.~. A lot of
~ go out to the
driving range and just beat
bells, When I go, I make a
point of _11y thinking
about what I'm doing and
making sure whet I do Is a
repetition of what I would
do If I were on tha course.
I/,s like vitJuallzation. You
can build a 'muscle
memory'so when you get
Jnto that lltualfon on the
course, you don 1 have to
fHlly think about It, 1/ just
happans.
'The one ",/ng many
amllleu", have prob/fIms
with Is tha bunker shot
from be8Ide the green .
The most Important thing
to remember In a bunker
,. not to be afraid of the
shot. Be agQreSSIve and
confident with It,
'WIth your club face
pointing at the target and
your stance open to the
/lII'get, swing down your
body line SO you're
swinging down from an
opfIn stance, Be sure to
maintain a proper grip on
the club while doing so.
'Wlth the club face stili
pointing at the target
during tha swing, the bell
come. out vel)' soft and
with lots of spin so It will
land soft and won~ go
scooting across the green
a, a lot of amateurs' shots
might do.'.
points to Manitoba's six.
1992 Mnllitu/Jil Gof[Jmmllll
i\L\ NII OIlA SI NIOI{
Quinton captures .is first
IT TOOK SOME WAITING
B1Yl' PERSEVERAN E PAID OFF FOR D IC K
Q UINTON WII O CAPTURED HIS I' IRST I, Vlm MA NITOIlA S~; NI O R G OLF
CHAMPIONSIDP, PLAYEn A UGUST
"T
6-8 ON HIS HOME TURF, THE NIAKWA
GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB .
he tourn ament was at my homo courso 80 t hat a lways helps ou t/'
Quin la n says with a la ugh , addi ng th e victo ry was "thrilling" for him.
"rve played the re for so long a nd you have to tak e advantage of th at
when it comes along."
"Seniors' golf is Ii lot of run /' says QuinLon. "Everyone's not Loo
sorious but t hey enjoy it."
Acco rd ing to Quinton, t here a re abou t 20 or 30
golfe rs play ing at a bout t he sa me level wh o meet
regula rly Ulrough th e Beni or putte r league. AB a
resul t, the seniors' cham pionship is a toss-up.
He luughs when reminded he i!:l Manito ba's
roigning sonior champ and salu tes ano th er who
was truly in a cl oss by himself.
"Jimmy Doyle was n stop a bove t h o rcst as th e
res ult showed whe n he we nt to the Can adi a ns,"
say. Q uinlan of tho popular form e r ch a mpion
who pas.ed a way in 1991.Th e 42·year me mbe r of
N iukwa savoured h is firs t tourn a men t win after
a playo ff was necessn ry to brea k a doad lock
betwee n himsolfnnd Car l Teplits ki of Pine Ridge.
The t wo were ti ed at 233 after 54 hole8; one
Dick Quinton
shot better tha n N ia k wa 's Ron Castela ne nnd
two up on Pine R idge's Bruce H ud son . The fou r
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represe nted Mani toba at the nationa l cha mpi ons hip at algary's
Gle ncoe Go lf a nd Coun try Club.
Co mpe tition was keen a mong
the 175 competi lars 80 it seemed
utting play wo uld come down la a
playoff. Once down to two com·
peti tor s, Quinton paTTed th e fi.rst
hole whil e Teplitski missed a 25·
foot pu tt la m atch pa r .
Ridley led a fter t he ra iny [trst
ro und of play, ca rding 8 one-overpar 73 for a thr ee-s ho t l ea d .
'l'epli tsk.i fini shed round one three
. hots back of t ho leader at 73.
At 77 were forme r senior cha m p
Do n Forsyth of Breezy Bend , Ron
Castelone of Nia kwn a nd Cla ude
B issonnette of St. Bon iface. At 78
we re Dic k Q ui nton of Nia k wa ,
Dave Keep of St . Boni face, Ke n
MncC hnr l.s of St . Cha rl es, Bruce
Hudson of Pine Ridge a nd Glon
Sinclair of Kin gswood .
R OUND
Two
E lmhurst's Trv Benne celebrated
his first venture in to competitive
golf by pos ting th e seco nd ro und'.
beat acore of two-ove r 74. Be nn e
shared th o 36-holo lead of 155 with
B ruce Hudso n of P ine Rid ge.
E ven t ua l ch a mp Dick Quin la n
he ld dow n thir d place at 156, fol·
lowed by Wa ll y Ma t ia t ion of
Transconn (157), Oord Lcn lan (158)
nnd Cnrl Topli ts ki (158), both of
Pine Ridge.
Bob MacLa ren of Niakwa won
the 70·and·over ago division , wh ich
was decided after 36 holes, trai led
by Gord Peterson of Kenora nnd
J oseph Kolsch of St. Bonifaco.
10 ago di visiona l pI ny, toppr iZ08
WeJl t t o (55-59) Trv Be nn e o f
E lmhurst; (60·64) Go rd Le nton of
P in e Rid ge; (6 5.69 ) M a rty
Mnlcovis h of J ohn Blumberg; (70+)
Gord Pete rson of Kenora .
Net winn er6 in the age groups
we re Glen S incla ir of Kingswood ;
Alf Sobkowich of Ross mere; Ch a r·
Ii. Cains of Wiruli peg Canoe Club;
an d J oseph Kelsch of S t. Boniface.
ALbERTA BOUND
Ma ni toba finj sh ed in sixth place
at th o Ca nad ia n Senior Men's
Ch a mpi on sh ip in Calga ry. Wi t h
the beat three scores countin g,
Ma nitoba t allied a 470, behind
Alberta (4 41).
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PRO I II I
For Gord Lenton,
it's a great game
in more ways than one
P UT S ELKIRK'S G ORD LENTON ANYWIII>IUi N"A1t THE GAME OF GOLF AND, AS A RULE,
HE'S A HAPPY MAN.
t WOI:! that ottitud e which inspired
Lenton to pursue vo lunteer oppo r~
tunities with the MGA, a move it
seems he's never regretted.
"I guess [ wan ted to put someth ing back in to the garno, as everyone saY8," laughs Le nton of his motivn..
tion to work with tho MGA. "It sounds
like a cliche, but it's true. I've played golf
in every province in Canada, courtesy of
th o Manitoba Golf Association . It's been
just groa t 80 it Bcemed like a good way
to repay them and [ e'li0Y it, too. Anything thot has to do with golf - being
a round the golf co urs and golfers there's nothing better."
Lenton's a rea of expe rtise is officiating, j us t recently ha ving been certified
as a golf roferee. H. s peaks of his volunLeer ndeo vo uTs wi th fJin cere enthusias m: "Golf rules ha ve al ways intorostod
me. It's a game where, in ordor to really
e'li0Y it, you have to play by the rul es.
Thoy are thero to help you rather than
hind r you."
Lenton takeR hie work seriously but
es pecially e'lioys tho educational facot
of officiating. He says he loves to work
with junior playe rs who may violate
rules through inexpe rie nce.
I
"'I'h oy nro 80 'green' th at when you do
toll them a rule, almost without fail ,
they say 'th ank you'," says Lenton , not-
ing he prefers to edu cate than pena lize
with th is age group. "[ think, in all my
yea rs as a refere , I only had to penalize
o kid onco , for having lao many clubs,"
Lenton believes his 'educate rather
than pena lize' philosophy helps yo ung
golfers r mombe r tho rules bettor.
"You don't wo nt to turn kid s off/' he
says. "You could penalize thorn for som o-
thing they a re completely ignora nt of.
I'd suy 99% of the time, the rule infrac tions a re ve ry innocent."
Lenton's voluntee r ass ignme nts e nable hjm to s pe nd tim e at tho golf coursc
with golf people and that's where he likes to be. With memberships at botb the
Selkirk ond Pi ne Ridge golf courses, his retirement lifestyle is a nything but
sedate. Hi s own proweRS on th e course has not fa ltered over Lime 811d be
continues to be a solid contender a mong Ma nitoba senior golfers.
Lenton ca ptu red low 8ffiHteur honours in both the 1965 and J 966 Manitoba
Open champions hips as well 8S the 1971 Quebec Open. He was a mombor of
Manitoba's Willingdon Cup toam in 1967 and represented Quebec ill the 1970
version of thnt tournam ent.
Lenton won the Manitoba Senior crown in hi. first year of eligibility (1982)
then repeated the feat in 1987. He earn ed a Rpot on the provi ncial senior team
soven times in nine years and earned runner·up honours at tho Canadian
Senior Championship in 1986. Lenton also laid claim to eight club championRhips at Selkirk between 1953 and 1987 and another at Pizle Rid ge in 1.973.
"Accuracy is tho key," he says of his golf success. 'Staylng out oftroubl and
havi ng a good putting
ro und helps but acc uracy is the ma in
thing."
Seni or go lf s uits
Lenton just fino. The
comra de rie among
players nnd keen competition without the
pressure associated
with golf in younger
age groups scems an
ideal situa tion for the
avid senior enthus ia st. And he has no
plnns to eve r give up
the game be so obviously e'li0Ys.
"T1l pl ay till [drop,"
la
ughs
Lenton, addGordon lenlon pIon. 10
ing he hopes to stay
sloy Involved wllh Ihe
involved with the
game for yeo" to com• .
MGA. "Right now, I'm
in chargc of officials . I
do onjoy boin g i nvol ved with golf - it's
a great game."
1992 Mtmitooo Golf IOl/rll1I1
1
,
"/II had a tIp that 's
worked for me, It's try
to play withIn your
means. Try to play to
as high a percentaga
as you can. /I you
aren't hittIng a club
well, try to avoid that
club during your game.
Don 't have high
expectallons for perts
of your game thaI
aren'l working very
well. In all likelihood,
you'll gat yourself In
trouble.
"I think playing
within your means and
using what works for
you Is Important. If you
have good 3- and 4wood games, there's
no reason to use your
driver on a golf course
like Hecla where any
lillie mistake ends up
costing you a couple of
strokes. Courses like
Hecla csn be
Intimidating and you
may have a tendancy
to play shots Ihal you
aren't ntlCfi/lSrlly
cspeble of making."
Genoway repeats while
Ridley and Michaleski
enjoy first titles
F OHMll R CI'IAMP B OB GENOWAY DID IT AGAIN , CAP'f lJRING T HE MANITOBA
RURAL AMAT EU R GO LF
CROWN AFTER
36
who attributed t he victory to th e HBS i s·
ta nce of his 14-ycn r-old nephew/caddy,
J uli a n F isher.
"Ju lia n was rea ll y holpful and I fccl
like we won it togeth er/' sa id Ge noway .
"He was my good luck cha rm ."
Fivc shot. ofT th e pace was Ba rry
Ta nasichuk of Cilbort Plai ns at 148
whil e form er cha mp Br uce North
clai m d t hird ploco with 0 two-round
to ta l of 148. Arni e Biluk of Sa ndy
H oo k fi nished fourth at 151 whi lo
Keith Fa wcett a nd Ti m Croma rty of
Selki1'k tied for finh at 152.
"AR D formor champ ion , 1 u8u a IJy
fccl I co n be competitive i f I'm pltly ing
we ll and J felt Twas playi ng so we ll my
exp elatiolls we re high,"soys Ocnowoy
of his th oughts going in to the tou rnament. "H ecla l!dH nd, t.o me, is a rea ll y
tough golf cour se and it see JllS if yo u
ca n play th e course conse rvatively and
make as few mi stakes a. possibl ,you
can bet the oth er golfers will probably
get th emselves in trou ble."
Mel Biluk of Sandy Hook a nd Phil
Ha ll of Brandon fini shed ato p t he fi rs t
fli ght at 153. Davi d Keating of Ru ssell
(158) won t he . econd fl ight, followed
by Michae l Funke of Co rm an. In t he
t hird, Pinawa's Bill Doivin led with
163 , one shot ahead of Max MacLeod
of Bra nd on . C l iff Sve in s on o f
North ern aire won t he fourth flight
with n 163, t wo shots better th an
Albert Kl assen of Winkler.
MANITO U" R URAL A MATEUR C IIAM I' IONS KlI'
ob Gonoway, of' Morden (Minnewasta),
fired a fl "st round throo-under-par 69
for u i wo ~ ij trok e lead going into fin nl
round play .
'I'wo Hirokee back of th e lender wos
BI'od Clemont of RUBsell a t one-under71. Ba rry Tnnasichuk of Cilbort P lains was anoth er
shot back with 0 first round pa r-72.
F ive s hots 01T the pace and ti ed at 74 were C len
MOtTison of Pin awA, D wight Kea rn s of Bra ndon
Wheat City, Ken Crove an d Tim Cr omarty of Selkirk
a nd form er fu m ) amateu r champ B r uce North of
Carmnn.
Cenowayodd d a second round 74 to his opening
69 for a one-un der-par 143 ond t he championship.
"I think 1 played solidly from tee to green . I was
putting well and stuy ingo ut oftroub le," says Cenoway
B
TIu! 1991 rural
A mateur Champion',
aduice for playing
better golf i. simple:
M AN ITOBA
"Vi.it a pro. Thot '8
what I cW."
R URA L SF.NIOR C II AM PIONS I""
MGA Pr.s/~nt-Etect Dave Morison (Il) pr• ••ntfld SOb
Geno wa y with his third rural amo/eur I/I/e.
1992 MllllilfJ /XI GOlf }oll mnl
HOLES OF PLAY AT H EC LA.
EI
I
The 199 1 Mani toba Ru ra l Seni or
Champions hip wilS cla imed by Weldon
Ri d loy of Mord en whose 36-hole total
of 76-80z 156 was ono botter t han Ruy
Minish of Swan River 74-83=157 .
MANllOBA RURAl
Rid ley was a lso th o best go lfer in bis
ngo division (55·64) over th e to urn ament, six strokes better than Glen Sincl~ir of KinK"wood (82-81~ 163 ) an d 10
a h.Md of MurrMY Sim of Selkirk (8680 ~ 166).
"1 just went to piny in n t ourn a me nt
Rnd th ings tu rn ed out rather well for
m ." Bays Ridley, downplaying his ~uc­
cess, with a laugh. "Tenj oyed the to ur!lament ~nd the fellows I played wlth.
We all had a good time t hat day a nd I
just happened to be the lucky one."
In the 65 and OVOI" ugo grou p, tou rname nt runner-up Roy Minish of Swon
Ri ver was tops with 74-83=11i7. Two
strokes back was Barrie Sanders of
Carman at 79-BO ~ 159, followed by Joe
Nespor of Pinaw~ with 80-85 ~ 165.
MANITOIJA RURAL
.J UNIOR C HAMI'IONSHII'
The Manitoba Rural Junior Ch ampionship was
claimed by Sol kirk's David Michaloski but tho champ
mi ght havo missed out hud it not been for somo
friond ly advice.
"At first, Tdid])'t want to ente r' beca use it wasa Hitle
far away fl'on1 Selkirk," says Mi c h o l e!~ ki of~h e tournament held a t the Minne wasta Golf Club III Morden.
"But my friend, Mark Anderson (assistant pro at
Selkirk) kind of prodded me along and gave me the
incentive to go."
It waR n good t h ing, DR Michal Rki's fivc-ovor-pl.lI'.'7
topped the field or 72 competitors to givo him the ~n .
"After th e fir'st nin e h oles, ( settl ed down a httle
bit" Michol oski r·cca lls. "I didn 't play t hat well on the
fro;lt nine (41) but on the back nine, I shot even par."
Hunner-up honow's were s hared by Brnndon's Jody
Chudl ey and Andy Onkden, onch with a 78. Ca rm a ~'s
Dean Nort h ti ed Brandon's Bi ll DinsdAle at 79 whrl e
Br'od H ough ton of Pine Falls shot on 80 to fini sh ill
sixth ploco.
"I'd never seen the co urse before 80 I jU!::I t wanted to
play well," says Michaleski about his tournament
ex pectations. "I'd played with a lot of those guys and
1 thought 1 could compoto with them . 1fT ployod w?II ,
1 wou ld do O.K. Tnevor reall y thought about wrnnlllg
it. r just won ted to play well."
Age group wi nners we re (12 and under) Jonathor~
Marti]) ofMinn edosa with runne r-up Scott Kulchycki
of Dauphin; (13-14 ) Robe rt Maki of Bra ndon Wheat
City with runner-up Davi d Frost of Kenora; (15-16)
Brad Houghton of P ino Foils with I'unn ~r- u~ Dorek
Oross of Brandon Wheat City; (17-18) DaVld Mlch oleski of Selk irk with runn er-up J ody Chudl ey orB randon
Whea t Ci ty.
"One thing that's really
helped me is I spend a lot
more time on my short
game now. I'd
~mmend snyonf/
spending a lot of time on
that because it's a big
part of YOUf game. I took
lessons with Pat Kemball
8t Klngswood Golf Dome
8S part 01 the MGA
program and he pointed
out that almost 50% of
your game Is putting. If I
could tell everybody one
thing, It would be 'spand
more time on a putting
green, ' There's only about
th"l1 clubs you can fllal'y
practice - your driver,
middlll and short Irons
and your putter. If you
can hit a SlIvlln-lron,
driver and puttllr, you
should be O.K. •
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1992 Mmlirolxl COlfjollflln/
Genoway
makes
h;s mark
h Vico-President of MGA's
Rural Operations. Genoway first
became interested in golf as 8
youth when hi. parents operated a small nine-h ole go lf
course neur their Swun Rivor
farm . Summers spont at tho course helped
develop his appreciation for tho game and
a slO11levol that would serve him well in
his adult yenrs.
"I got involved in th e MGA after J
moved to Morden in 1983 /' recalls
Gonoway, n regional recreation manager
for the provincial govornment. "I was playing golf at a competitive level sO I was
involved in a lot ofMGA events. I always
felt strongly that there should bo a strong
rural voico in tho MGA; strongly enough
that I onded up getting involved."
In his position on the MGA Board of
Di rectors, Gonoway is responsible for rep·
resenting th e int rests of tho large proportion of clubs located outside of
T
Winnipeg.
Because he can't be in all places at all
tim es, Go noway rece ives input from approximatoly 15 MGA counci11ors in !.he
region to ensure tho best interests of all
rur.1 clubs are s ufficiently served.
"1 could see my term as rural chairman
lusting anywhere from another year to
thr 0 yoars and thon the natu ral proiSJ'ess ion aftor that would be into the presid ncy," says Gonoway. "1 like our Board of
Directors' attitude that we're trying new
things and we're listening to our membera; t.rying to implement new id eas and
not just maintaining !.he status quo."
Ono of thoae "new ideas' is the very
popular bi -a nnual Golf Forum which
brings U,gethor mombors of the Manitoba
golf community in an exchange of information and ideas related to tho dovolopment of b tter golf games and bottor golf
course• . 1'he Forum, the first of its kind in
Cnnada, foaturos golf experts from acro~s
1992 Mtlllito/xt Golf Imtrlmi
SOM~; PROVINCIAL ORGANIZATIONS MUST BE
REMINDED PI>RIODI ALLY THA'r THERE ARE MEMBERS
TO BE SERVED BEYOND WINNIPIW'S PERIMETER
HIGHWAY.
BUT TIlE MANITOBA GOLF AsSOCIATION
DOESN'T FIT INTO THAT CATEGORY, THANKS 1'0 THF.
WORK OF M ORnt;N'S BOB GENOWAY.
the contin nt. G noway who has chaired both the 1990 and 1992 editions,
believea th e 'celebrities' playa lorge role in the conference's success.
"People in Manitoba wo nt to develop t.h eir go lf course and th eir golf game.
Thoy'ro probably no different than golf enthusiasts anyw here in tho world ,"
says Genoway. "So, when there'. a chance to talk to people who are considored
'ex perts', people like to do tbat. Our rolo was not only to get those people to
come to Manitoba but to do so at an affordable rate ao that anyone interested
in golf could come to it. I think we've succooded with that.'
The Forum also provides members of the Mani toba Ladies Golf Association with the opportunity to formally excha nge ideos with their male
counterparts, a move Ganaway applauds.
"The two gro ups havo boen somewhat separate all these years, like they
are in curling," Gonoway says. "I think we're s lowly brealdng that barrier in
Manitoba and it's about timo, as far as I'm concerned."
Genoway SNY. the most aa tisfying part of his MGA involvement i. the
opportunity to see some of his work in action , whothor the results are tangible
or intangible.
"Ono of tho most rewarding part. of my MGA work ia knowing 80me ofth.
idoos I brought to the table are benefttting tb e peopl e who golf and develop
golf in Manitoba," explains Genoway. '"Take the Golf Forum, 8S an example;
tying that to th e co ncept of seoing it grow and help people is very satiafying.
Boing ab lo to subsidiz' Ilnd promote a clinic in
rural Manitoba and then two or three years
down the road, seeing some you ngster developing in his game- just maybe that clinic or 80me
sort of help wo provided played some 8mall role
in that."
Gonoway has Illao had some rather satisfying
moments on tho links, winnjng the rural amateur crown in 1986, 1988 and 1991. This past
year, he wos a member of Mnnitoba's North
...
America Cup teum and h. hop s one day to
make the Willingdon Cup team .
Also included in Genoway's future plana is a
continued involvement with th e Manitoba Golf
Association's Board of Directors and furlher
evidence ofWs d dication to t.he development of
Manitoba gol f.
"I thjnk ~e've made progress in the last fivc
years a nd I still think we can go a lot farther,"
Genoway says of the MGA Board . "I'd stiU like
to be involved there and I'm sWI very interested
at the locallovcl us I chair Lhejun,ior program in
Bob Genowoy enjoy.
Morden . And , 3S a competitor, I s till want to
bringing new Ideo. fo
comp to for a whilo. That's tho beauty of golf;
the golf scene.
you can keep un playing."
m
Teamwork
pays off
THE COMPETITION
WAS KEEN BUT ONLY TWO
TEAMS COULD WIN AT THE
1991 FREE
PRESS INTER-CLUB.
ine Ridge cmcrgcq victorious aftor n retrogression
countback to break a tie with Breezy B nd. Both hod 218
based on the best three scores from four· man teams.
Greg Ozog was the toast of the Ridge by posting a
two-under·par 69 to pace the winning team. Teammates
Todd Teplitski at 74, Darcy Furber with 0 75 and Corl Teplitski at
P
78 joined Ozog in the winner's circle.
Challenging the champs were Breezy Bend's team of Michael MacKay with
an even-par 71, Dove Anderson at 72, Garth Collins with u 75 and 1990 Junior
Men'. Chomp Dale Go hring who carded a 78.
The host club toek third place honours with a combined totul of 225.
Repres nting Elmhu rs t were Terry More with un ev n-par 71, Lorne Jamison at
76, Jay Doyle with a 78 and Rob MacDonald who pORted 0 79.
In rural intor-c1ub action, Selkirk w.s in the spotlight led by Tim Cromartis
75. Teammates Kevin Bauer chipped in a 77, Ken Grove shot a 79 and Barry
Coffin bagged an 89 for a team toto l of 23 1.
opturing second place was the Carman team at 235, paced by Bruce North's
76 along with Bill North at 78, Rick Blight at 81 Ilnd Michael Funke at 87.
Brandon's Wheat City entry tied Cannan at 235 for a third place fini sh.
Dwight Kearns led tho Brandon team with 0 75, Dol Coulter (79), Gerry
Hodgson (8 1) and Grant McPhail (83).
Senior Inter-Club
The team of George Sired, Dave Keop, Ed Borgner and Claude Bissonette
paced St. Boniface to the Manitoba
Senior Men'" lntor- lub Champions hip playod August 20 at Brandon .
With the bestLhree offour scOres
counting, St. Bonifaco U)80 rc·
co rded the low gross for the day
with a 228, one stroko bettor than
tho foursom e from Niakw8.
Low net honours belonged to
the Shilo team of Larry Nahachewsky, John Benstead, Miko
Spack a nd Steve Gedai with a combined total of 202, eight strokes
better than Carmnn .
Best low individun l score was
shared by Gord Lenton of Pine
Pine Illdge', team 01 (L-Il) Darcy Furbfor,
Greg Ozog, Carl Teplilski and Todd
Teplilski 'cored a narrow counlbock
vic lory In Ihe Wlnn/~ Inler-C/ub.
Ridge and Don McNeill of Niukwa
with 73 .
1991 Junior
Inter-Club
The spotlil(ht foil on teams from
Pine Ridge tlnd Selkirk in 1991 Junior
1ntor-Club competition played August
21 at tho Stoinbach Golf Club.
For th Bond year in n row, Pine
Ridge was the toast of the city slickers
with a team total of234. With 14 teams
in contention , golfers from RosliS mcre
fmishcd in tho runner-up pORition with
237 .
With the best thre scores on each
team counting, Pine Ridge was paced
by Scott Enns (73) followed by Brett
Scbeltholm (78), Yanick Maurice (83)
and Brian Enns (92).
Kelly Rasmusson lod the Rossmere
sq uad with a 74 while Kevin Schledwitz
kicked in a 79, John Menzies cOl'ded an .
84 and Brent Stevenson shot an 88.
Top rural team honours belonged to
Selkirk with a combined Bcore of 234,
seven strokes ahead of the Learn from
Swan Riv r .
SI. 80nlface', leam 01 (L -II) George
Sired. Claude 81$$onell", Dove
K•• p and Ed S.'pne, captured the
Senior Int.,· Clvb crown
Mik Frost paced t he Selkirk squad
with a 76, with Mike Godfrey (78),
Tobin Praznik (80), and Mark Shewchuk (89) contributing to the win.
Lending Swan River was Colin
Nahnybida (76), followed by Derek
Campbell (79), Jeromy Gray (86) and
Darren Peel (87).
1992 Mallitoba Coff JOImml
!\1;\ I t " I'I;\Y
[-
Third time
lucky for
Dave Lavallee
I T WAS TlllHD TIME LUC KY FOR DAVE LAVALLBE WHt;N
m ; CAPTURED THE
1991 M
ANI 'I'O BA M EN'S MATCI!
PLAY CHAMPI ONS HIP AFTER NEAR- MI SS I,S IN THE PAST
TWO YEARS,
he Pine Ridge c'O r.1pe titor fini s hed s ec,
o nd III 1989 and agaIn In 1990 be fore
pOTtie ve rin g to th o top pri ze, the J ack
Bi niI' Me mor ia l Trephy,
La va ll ee d efea ted Pine Hid ge team ,
mato Todd Te l)li tski 7 a nd 5 in tho
Ma tch Play C ha mpi ons hip played ,June 6 a t Bol
Acres Golf a nd Country C lub,
"Comin g in to th o tou r nam ent , I j us t wa nted
to pl oy we ll. r didn't really foeuo on m a kin g it
in to th e rin a l/' says La vull ee. "Afte r 1 qualHi ed,
T j ust t ri ed to pl ay well in ea ch match. My
Loug h cst mutch was Hct.u alJy my firs t again s t
T
Don McNeill of Niakwa th at went one extra
hole, Th e oth er m a tches 1 wo n quite h a ndily
a nd iji.x mo,'e RAt At 79 befor e qua lifyin g pl ay moved to Wild owood fol'
second round pl ay,
Q UAl.IFYI NG R OUND: THE SEQUEL
After second round "cti on, 16 plnye ,'. qu ulili od for th e M an itoba
Men's Mutc h Play Cha mpi ons hip s la ted for Jun e 1-2, 4-6 at Bel Acres.
Dave Lava ll ee of Pino Ridge sa id he wa nted to pl ay we ll a nd he did ,
leadin g a ll qua lifier. wi th 75-72 scores
for II 36-hole tota l of 117.
Ono s troke bac k of th e lea de r was
c1ubmoto Todd Teplits ki (7 0-78 =J4 8)
and Breezy Be nd'. Gu rth Collings (747 4 = 14 ~).
quite ea rly on ."
'1'111, QUALIF IER: RO UNn ON"
'l'oplit8ki reco rd ed th o day'. bes t sco re in the
fi rst round of tho qu ulifi er ut Pine Ridge with a
two-under -pa r 70 .
T horo wa s noth in g like t.he comforts of hom e
for Pine Ridg go lfe rs liko Te plit8ki , who we re
res pons ibl e 1'0" lour of t he top s ix sco r es, Labatt
1990 Ma njtoba Golf. ,' of th e Yea r Rob McMillnn
was one s hot back of Teplits ki , while Dave
Ll1vu ll ce und McMill o n's brother Dar r e n ro·
co rd ed ma tchin g 75s.
Ken Tresoo r of Ro •• m ere an d Ga rth Collings
of Breezy Be nd inte rrupted th e a ll -P ine Ridge
I)H rLy. each co rding 74s,
n os" m e "e's Andrew T uy lor s hot a 76 a nd
clubm a te G8I'Y Kullm a n cam e in at 77 . Two
more pl aye rs were two ahots behind Kullm a n
J 992 M(1IIitO/NI Golf JOllrf1ff/
Dav. Lavalle.
accampllsh"a his goal
of playing well In the
final to earn the Jock
Blair MemorIal Trophy.
Rou llClin g out t ho lie ld of qua lifiers
we r e Ke n T r esoor of R08sm cr'c (74·
77 =15 1), Rob McMill on of Pine Ridge
(71 -8 0a 15!), Da rre n McMill on of th e
Ridgo (70-78 =152), Ga ry Kullm a n of
R oss m e ,'e (77-75 = 152), d e fe ndi ng
ch a mp Ca rl Lechman of E lmhu rst (7975=154 ), Ke n Wa r wick of N ia k wa (7877 =155), Joy Doyle of' Elmhus t (7877= 155), Breezy Bend 's Dave Anderson
(82-74 =156), Wa l'l'e n Scot.t of St. Boni face (78-78=156), Rob O liph a nt ofRos.m e re (8 0-76=156), B rya n t Robert of
Ross me r e (7 9 -78 = 157), a nd fo rm e r
Match Play cha mp Ho b Loewe n of Rossme re 181-76= 1571.
Do n McNeill of NiJlkwa snapped up
th e fin a l qu a lifyin g pos iti on a lter a
retrogress ive co u ntbac k d ee med him
•
eligible with a 16S.
In the first championship round,
Jay Doyl e of Elmhurst de feated
clubm ate Ca rl Lochman 3 ond 2,
apoilingLechmnn'schnncc nto repeat.
championship.
rrop qualifier Dave LHvallee
needed 19 holeR to de feat Niakwa'.
Don McNeill. Lavallee parred tho
par-5 playoff hole to ci nch th e win.
Mea nwhil e, Ken Tre8oorBqucnk~d
pa s t Ro ss m ore co ll oogu e Rob
Oliphantl-up; Rob McMi llon of Pine
Ridge downed Davo And erso n or
Breezy Bend 2 and 1; Todd 'l'e plitBki
or Pine Ridge defeated BryantRobe rt
of RoSBmcrc 3 Dnd 2; Ke n Warwick of
Niakwa edged past Ourren McMillon
of Pin Ridge by u 2 and a 1 sco"e;
Garth Co lli ngs of Breozy Beod
eliminated Ross mol'o'e Rob Loe'fYen
3 and 2; un d Gary Ku llm orl of
Rossmel'e gut post WUl'r en Scott of
St. Boniface by a 7 a nd 6 margin.
THE SECOND TIME ARO UND
Ro ss more's Gory Kullman
sna tched vicwry from th e jaws of
defeat with n come-from-behjnd win
ovcr Ga ,t h Collings of D,'cozy Bend
in second round play.
Both gol fe rs woro play ing we ll but
011 i ngs boosted a three-holo lead
with fou_r t.o go when Kullman bega n.
to gather Bteam . Ho proceeded to win
the next t hree of foul' hol es then
parrod t he "ccond playoff for th e win .
Tho di so ppointmen t in losing wn~
two-fo ld for ollinga who just mi sscd
n il exem pti on into th o Manitoba
Men's Amateur Golf Cha mpi onship;
one ofthe pe rks granted to those who
reach the Match Ploy se mi-finals ,
In other action, Todd Teplitski
advanced with 0 3 and 2 win ove r
Ninkwo's Ken Warwick, Eventual
winn r Dave Lavallee downed ,Joy
Doyle of Elmhurs t 8 and 6 whil e
1'resoor edged Rob McMillon of Pine
Hidge 5 and 4.
three, Wh e n Kullman 's too shot on the p l:.lr~
three 16th h ole found its way into t he forest, h e
immediately co ncedod ,
Meanwhilo. Lavallee boasted a five-holo lead
after the 11th hole but Tresoor re main od
determined , He gai ned so me gl'ound with on
eagle on th e par-fi ve 12th and a birdie on th e
14th, On th o Juth , T,'esoo,". tee s hot found tho
bus hes and 8 valia nt effort to sn lvnge th e hole
WO R in vain ,
TEll FOR Two
In tho final . mony observers thought putting
SUcceSH but, fo r Dove
Lavollee, th e st,'ategy was a little morc bas ic
cnroute to hi A vi ctory over clubmnte Tcplitski :
k ep the ball in ploy und piny we ll.
"I t hink I wao ohout 5-under par ufier 12
holes so I was playing extremely well," reca lls
Lavulloe. "Tncld IlAd beaten me in n mntch piny
tournament in n pl'evious year so whon I pIny d
him in tho fin ol match, it was 'payback time', T
was roaJJy focused on playing well and go t olHo
a good lead, I was about 4 or r, up nrter 9 holes
a nd th e match ended on th e 12th:
Natura lly, Lavall ee was pleased with t ho
resu lt,
"In athor yea "s, Tlost in the linal. and I didn't
ploy very well . If you play we ll nnd you lose, t hen
you I'ea lly ca n'L be lou disappointod. This tim e
wo s dilier'e nt."
wnuld be t he secre t to
Hillcrest
"In malch play. I really think
that familiarity with the course
you're playing Is a big advantage,
Being older (laughs). I've played
most of l!>e courses and often. In
qualifying, especially on this one
course we play - Wlldewood It's a short nine-hole course and
vel}' narrow, The priority is
kHplng the ball In play. If you hit
it amongst the big lrees, It could
ba bouncing around Ihere for a
long lime and a lot of people find
II vel}' fruslrallng 10 play, I Ihlnk I
used my driver twice In Ihe whole
round; I just used my Iron off Ihe
tHo It's a short course so you
rtNJlly don't need a driver, A 101 of
people feel thellf you've got the
thing (driver) In your bag. you
!>eve 10 usa II. Familiarity Is vel}'
Importanl. so go out and play the
course bafore the match.·
By Kangaroo
AND TII EN THEKIi WEKE FOUR
H.ossmer's Gory Kullman took on
Todd Tep lits ki of th e Ridgo a nd
c lubm ate Dave Lavalloo fac e d
R08sme re'a Ken Tre Boor os 8e mi ~
final action got und e r'way,
'l'eplitski triumphed over Kullman
but it was anybody's game until the
11th hol e, The two were even to that
point then Te plitski pulled away,
winni ngth l'ee anhe next five togo up
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event was designed
to provide p loyers not eligible
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opportunity to compot o for pro ~
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Cha rleswood's Br ian Davis set th e pace afte r ] 8 holes
with a two·ove r 73 for a two-st roke lead . Tied ror second
place we re Carman 's Michael Funke and E lmhurst's John
Scallan, each with oponing round 75 •. One shot back were
Ga ry Swaffer of Rossmor e nnd Transcona's AI Wheele r,
rollowed by Bob Gill of E lmhurst a t 77. Gol ~ r s with scores
of 80 or under qualified ror th e cha mpionship ni ght . Those
not qua lifying carried th eir sco res into two second a ry
fli ghts .
Wh e n all was eaid and done, Bri nn Davis of Charl es wood
em erged vi ctorious in th e ch ampi on ship ni ght with a 36·
holo tota l of 156, fullowed by Rossme re's Gary Swa lTer
(157), Brad Neufeld of E lmhurst (159) a nd Tony Dyck of
Crosce nt Drive (160).
Blake Ru ssoll orTran scona topped the fi rs t night with
a two- round total of 164 whil o Glend a le's aene Goga l
ea rned second fli ght honor s at 164 .
Students take to the links in new event
the top fema le competitors were tho Ca rm nn Couga rs'
optember 28 spelled a nother first ror th e MGA
wi th the first-e ver Mani toba High Sch ool Golf
Champ ionship at th e Carman Coif Course.
Conducted in association with the Ma ni toba
High Sch ool Athletics Associ a tion a nd t he
Manitoba Ladies Golr Association , the event
rea tured tho winn er s of 17 zone qualifica tion tourn am e nts.
The objecti ve of t he e vent is to pro vide students who excel
at golf an opportunity to represent t hair school in a provincia l champi onship.
With th e best three offour scores counting fOl' oach team ,
• BALL WASHERS
• HOLE CUTTERS
• GREEN
UPS
• WATER
OOLERS
Robyn Dea rman , Ki l'ste n Funke, Mar'la McKni ght and Deb
Pritch a rd combining th eir tale nts to produce a team score
of 313. The tea m i . coached by Brian P a rker.
On t he male side, Vi nce nt Massey Vikin gs or Brandon
took Iirst p lnco honours with a score of 238 by tea m
members Craig Ash , Derek GroS8, Andy Oa kdon a nd Da vid
Scinocca. The tea m is coached by Dennis Ardran.
Recording th e bes t individual scores were Ka thy S paldin g
or Vinc.nt Massey Troj aIl@ (Brandon) who shot a 98 to pace
t h o roma le golfers a nd classma te Craig Ash who led ma le
go lfers with an impressive 75.
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The Pine Rid ge am ate urs
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a tota l score of 129, basod on t he three
best n t scor s on oach hole.
Th e re WDS [l throe-way tie for
ru nner-up honours with tea ms from
Tuxedo, KingBwood a nd Russell all nt
132 .
Th top team received $800 plus
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$400 worth of attir for each of his
a mate ur tea mmates.
Selkirk professiona l AI Scott was
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money. Scot t's score was two bette r
th a n Dan Scanlon of J ohn Blumberg
who was repres nting Russell in this
tourn a ment a nd picked up $250 for
hi. effort • . In third place was J ohn
Irwin of Niakwa with a t wo-under-pa r
68 and the $200 thi rd prize, followed
by Pat O'Donnell of the winning tea m
at 70 a nd a $100 prize.
Six pros posted one-ove r 718 to
share sixth place: Stan Homonuik of
Dauphin, Jim Laza rko of Pino Fa lls,
Burry Gibson of Teulon, Pat Kemba ll
ef Carman, J im Collins of St. Charl es
a nd .John lsoac of 'l'uxedo.
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T h e P in e Rid ge fourso m e did
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C h arity Pro-Am Nat ion a l Go lf
Champion. hip, played August 26-27
at th e Wi nd orm ere CoIf and Co untry
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crown wit h a two-day to ta l of 243
und r th o Stabl eford scoring system.
Ontario s har ed firs t place with
Ma ni toba after first round play but
dropped to a third p lace ti e with
,th
Newfoundl an d (both a t 230) in the
fina l st a ndings. H.unnor-up honoul's
belonged to Br itis h Columbia with
234 .
Pr inco E dwa rd Is la nd and New
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Leslie of Rossmere with their 67 1/2, just ahead of Harley and Rhonda Navratil of
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Manitoba Op en
193 1 · Eric Bannlstor, SI. Charles
, 932 • A,J , Reith , Assln lbolne
1933 · Bud Donova n, N lakwa
1934 • R,J . Reith , Assin ibolne
1935 · A.J . Reith , Assinibolne
1936 · Kasmlr ZabowSkl, Pine
Rklge
193/ · Arthur Land. St. Cha rles
1936 · Kasmlr Zabowskl. Pine
Ridge
1939 • Kasmlr Zabowskl. Pine
Ridge
1940 · Art Land. St . Charles
1941 · Allan 8 0es, Southwood
1942 · Gerhard Kennedy, 51.
Charles
1943 · Allan Boes, Southwood
1944 · Allan Boes, Southwood
1945 · Claude Shackoll , SI.
Boniface
1946 · Joe Teehan , Elmhurst
1947 · Harold Eidsvig, Pine Ridge
1948 · Allan Boes, Southwood
1949 · Harold Eldsvlg, I'lne RIClge
1950 · A.J, Reith, Asslnlbolne
195 1 · Joe T achan , Elmhurst
1952· Hfu old Eldsvlg, N lakwa
1953 . len Harvey. 5 1. Charles
1954 · Len Harvey, St. Charles
1955 · Ha rold Eldsvig, Pine Ridge
t 956 • Ev SlUa rt, Duluth
1957 · Joe Tachan , Elmhurst
1Q58 • George Knudson, T oronto
1959 · Goorgo Knudson , Toronto
1960 · George Krludson, To ronto
196 1 • Wllf Homonulk, Glendale
1962 · Alvie Thompson , Toronto
1963 · Dayton Olson , Minneapoli s
1964 • Alvle Thompson , Toro nto
1965 · Moe No rman , T oronto
1966 · Moe No rman , Toronto
1967 · Moe No rman , Toronto
1968 · Alvlo Thompson , Toro nto
1969 · Mike Roasor, Californ ia
1970 · Gary Pitch ford, T oronto
197 1 • John Ell iot, Jr.. Florida
1972 · Will Ho menu ik, Winnipeg
1973 · Gar Hamilton , To ronto
1974 · Bill Tape, Kitchener
1975 · Ed Byman, Mexico
1976 · Richard Ehml;mnlraul , 5 t,
Pa ul
1977 • Dan Ha lldorson , Do uglas,
MB
1978 · Dan Halldorson , Shllo. MB
1979 · Jerry Anderson,
Scarborough , ON
1980 · SOb Cox, Richmond, BC
1981 · Dan Croonqulst, St. Paul
1982 • Kolly Murray. Vancouver
1983 · Oan Halldorson, Brandon
1984 · Dan Halldorson, Brandon
1985 · Robbie Phillips. Jackson's
Pt .. ON
1966 · Bob Panaslk, Windsor. ON
1987 • Oave Barr, Kananaskis, AS
1988 · Dave Barr, Kananaskis, A6
1989 · Stu Hend ley, Houston , TX
1990 · Joll Bloom, San Diego, CA
199 1 · Kolly Gibson. Now Orleans,
LA
Manitoba Amateur
1922 • A.J. Wilson , Pine Ridge
1923 · J.T. Cuthbert, Winnipeg
1924 · F.F. Tribe, Norwood
1925· J.T . Cuthbert , Norwood
1926 · C . Ross. Sommerville .
London, ON
1927 · C .L. Hogm an, Nlakwa
1926 • A.C. MacWilliams , Elmhurst
1 92~ • A.C. MacWilliams, Elmhurst
1930 • D.N. Amott, Asslnlboine
193 1 . D.N. Arnott, Assiniboine
1932 • R.J . Reith , A$slnibo lne
1933 · R.J. Reith . Assl nlbo lne
1934 • A.A. (Sandy) Weir,
W innipog Baach
1935 · R.J . Reith , Assinibolne
1936 · R.J. Reith , Asslnibolne
1937· R.J. Reith , Assinibo ino
1936 · Ernie Palmer, Southwood
1939 · Ern ie Palmer, Southwood
1940 · Howard Be nnell, Southwood
1,941 • Allan B09s. Southwood
1942 · Howard Bonnoll. Southwood
1943 · Allan Boes. Southwood
1944 • Allan Boes, Southwood
1945 · Charlie Woods, Niakwa
1946 · Harold Eldsvig , Pine Ridge
1947 . Harold Eidsvig, Pine Ridge
1948 • Allan Boes, Southwood
194 9 · Mike !='Idlaskl, SI. Boniface
1950 · Mike PldlaSkl, $1. Boniface
195 1 · 8111 Budd . SI. Boniface
1952 • Merv Moxley, Nlakwa
1953· Roy Kepro n. Elmhurst
1954 • Jack Jacobs, T oronto
1955· Rod McC ulloch , Assinlbolno
1956 · Will Home nulk, Elmhurst
1957 · Wilt Home nuik , Elmhurst
1958 · Don Gardner, Nlakwa
1959 · Ron Flddlor. SI. Boniface
1960 · Bill Pldlaskl, Elmhurst
196 1 · T ed Hom enuik, Rossmoro
1962 · Ron Fiddle r, Elmhurst
1963 · Bill Pidlaskl , Elmhurst
1964 · Don Alexander, Nlakwa
1965 • Barry McKenzie, Rossm ere
1966 · Nick MlckoSkl, Elmhurst
1967 · Terry More, Southwood
1968 · Barry Chlpka , Rossm ere
1969 · Tod Ho monulk. Elmhurst
1970 • David Kruclk, Elmhurst
197 1 • Gary Kullman , Rossm ore
1972 • Steve Bannatyne,
Rossm ere
1973 · G ary Kullman , Rossm ero
1974 · Sieve Bannal yne,
Rossm ero
1975 • J im Doyle, Elmhurst
1976 · G ary Kullman . Rossmore
1977· T ed Home nuik, Elmhurst
1976 · 6 111 Parker, Elmhurst
1979 · Bill Pe rker, Elmhu rs t
1980 · Creig Dea rden, Glendale
196 1 • Oan Scanlon , Breezy Bend
1962 · 6111 Pa rker, Breezy Bend
1983 · Pat Doyla, Se.ndy Hook
1984 · Todd Fanning, SouthwoOd
1985 · T erry Hashimoto, SI.
Charles
1986 · Glen Hnatluk, Pine Ridge
1967· Garth Collings, Breozy Bond
1966
1989
1990
1991
• Kevin Baker, St. Charles
. Dave Mc Millan. Rossm oro
· T odd Fanning. Southwood
• T odd Fanning, Southwood
Manitoba Senior
1966 · Jim McKendry. Nlakwe
1967 • Fred Adams. St. BonlfaCG
1968 • Alla n Boos, SouthwOOd
1969 • Les Evans, Rossme re
1970 · Bill Pinniger, Elmhurst
197 1 • Jack Gardnor, Plno Ridge
1972· Ha rry C ritchley , Breezy
Bend
1973 · Ha rry Critchley, Breezy
Bend
1974 • Ha rry C rltchloy. Broezy
Bend
1975 • Ha rry Critchley, are$2;y
Bond
1976· Fred O tto, St. Chanos
1977 • 6111 Pldlaskl , Elmhu rst
1978 · Bill Pidlaskl , Elmhurst
1979 · Ha rry C ritchley, Bree;z;y
Bond
1980 · Ha rry C ritchley, Breezy
Bond
196 1 • Smiley Mero nok, SI.
Charlos
1962 · Go rd Lenton . Plno Rldgel
Selkirk
1983 • Nick Mlckoskl , Elmhurst
1964 • Smiley Mero nek, S1.
Charles
1965 · Ba rrie Sanders, Carmen
1986 · Don Mc Neill , Nla kwa
1987 • Go rd Lonton , Pine Ridge
1986 · Don Fo rsyth , Broozy Bond
1989 · Jim Doylo, Sandy Hook
1990 · Jim Doyle, Sandy Hook
199 1 . Dick Quinton , Niakwa
1970 · Dan Halldorson , Bra ndon
197 1 • John Kropp , Nlakw8
1972 · Craig Dea rden , Elmhurst
1973 · Darrell Mc Donald, Nlakw9
1974 • Bill Parkor. Nlakwa
1975 · Da rroll Mc Donald. Nlakwa
1976 ~ Doug Howell , John
Blumberg
1977 · Peter Hayes , Rossm ore
1976 · Peter Hayes, Rossm ere
1979 · Todd Toplltskl . Ph'e Ridge
1960 · Brian 8 ao rt. St. Bon/laco
1981 · Marc Chamberland , Breezy
Bond
1982 . Craig Klndrst, Solklrk
1983 • David W hite, Southwood
1984 · T odd Fanning, Southwood
1985 · T odd Fan ning, Southwood
1986 · SCOII Parker, Rossm ere
1987 - Jell Helper, Gle ndale
1988 · Scott Parker, Rossm ere
1989 · Scott Parker. Rossm ere
1990 · Oalo Gooh rlng. Broety
Bend
1991 • Rob Mc Millan, Pine Rldgo
Manitoba Junior
1942 • Emil Beauc hemin
1943 · 8111 Brown
1944 · Cam Millor
1945 • Bill y Roy
1946 · Don Ga rdnor
1947 • Bill y Roy
1948 · Don Howe
1949 • Do n Ga rdner
1950 · Ken Toland
195 1 • Jim Doyle
1952 • Tom Mc Dougall
1953 • Alan Patterson
1954 • Goorge Knudson
1955 • George Knudson
1956 · Don Atkinson
1957· Don 8 06S
1958 • Don Atkinson
1959 · Bob Dunbar. Nlakwa
1960 · Peler Ball , Southwood
1961 • Jorry Moore, Southwood
1962 · Jerry Mooro, Southwood
1963 · Jerry Hanovlch , Pine Ridge
1964 • T orry More, Southwood
1965 · David Hill , Southwood
1966 · David HIli, Southwood
1967 · David Hill, Southwood
1968 · M. Braovac , Thunder Bay
1969 · Ma rk Shushack, Thunde r
Bay
A s evidenced by this
youthful George Knudson
who captured the Manitoba
Junior crown In 1954, m an y
illustrious galle,. have
comp eted In and won our
various pro vincial golf
c hampionships.
1992 Mfillitooo GOI[JOIIYllfl/
II ;\IlLRIHMRIl
1111 Manlloba Match Pia, Championship
Pine RldgeIWlldewood Par 72 -72 - 144
May 25-26
Dave Lava llea, Pin a Ridge
Todd Tepllt skl , Pine Ridge
Ga rth COli li ngs, Breezy Bend
Rob McMillan, Pine Ridge
Ken Trescott Rossmore
Gary Kullman, Ross mere
Darren McMillan, Pin e Ridge
Carl Lechman , Elmhurst
Jay Doyle, Elmhurst
Ken Warwick, Nlakwa
Rob Oliphant, Rossmere
Warren Scott, St.Bonlface
Dave Anderson. Breezy Bend
Bryant Robert, Rossmere
Rob Loewen, Rossmere
Don McNeil, Nlakwa
75-72 - 147
70-78 - 148
74-74 - 148
71-80 - 151
74-77 - 151
77-75 - 152
75-78 - 153
79-75 - 154
78-77 - 155
78-77 - 155
80-76 - 156
78-78 - 156
82-74 - 156
79-78 - 157
81-76 - 157
79-79 - 158
Dave Lavallee defeated Todd TeplltBkl7
and 5 In the final.
ab - Brian Houston. Nlakwa
b - Todd Slatn lk, Nlakwa
b - Jeff Lailey , Elmhurst
b - DaVid Mlchaleskl ,
228-77-75 - 380
230-80-73 - 383
229-78-79 - 386
St. Chartes/Btumberg/St. Chartes - July 2-5
Par 72-71-72 - 2 15
Dorron Magda, Elmhurst
Tyler Rice, Wasagamlng
Dean North , Carm an
Brian Houston, Nlakwa
Kelly Rasmussen,Rossmore
Jeff Lalley, Elmhurst
Todd Slatn lk, Nlakwa
Marc Cadieux, St.Charles
67-10-75 - 212
73-78-73 - 224
72-73-80 - 225
78-74-75 - 227
76-75-77 - 226
78-77-74 - 229
78-74 -79 - 229
78-76-76 - 230
74-77-80 - 231
Kevin Schledowltz,
Rossmore
Andy Oakden, Bra ndon
Mike Clecko, Southwood
Jason Hicks, Melita
Bill Olm sdale, Brandon
David Mlchalaskl , Selkirk
Jody Chudley, Brandon
81-74-76 - 231
72-74-86 - 232
81 -76-76 -233
76-78-79 - 233
79-73-82 - 234
82-75-77 - 234
79-72-84 - 235
Junior Team TrIals
Southwood Golf and Country Club July 20-2 1
(Junlor Chsmp/onshlp plus two rounds)
8 - provinCial toem
b - Manitoba-Minnesota team
c - won pjayoff as alternate
234-73-8 1 - 386
Southwocx:l
c - Kevin Schledowitz.
Aossmere
Kelly Rasmu sson,
Aossmere
233-76-80 - 389
Ga rth Collings,
Breezy Bend
231-83-78 - 392
Colin Drewe, Southwood
Ca rl Lechman, Elmhurst
291-79-78 - 448
296-75-79 - 450
296-79-74 - 451
Da rren McMillan,
Pine Ridge
Da rcy Furber,Plne Ridge
296-79-76 - 45 1
297-77-77 - 45 1
Tyler Rice, Wasagamlng
Marc Cadieux, St.Charles
Andy Oakden, Brandon
Jason Hicks, Melita
229-79-84 - 392
225-78-89 - 392
231-80-82 - 393
232-82-83 - 397
233-84-83 - 400
Kelly Gibson
Stuart Hendley
Todd Hamilton
Ian Leggett
Rossmefe - July 16- 19
Par 70-70-70-70 - 280
Todd Fanning, Sothwood
Doug Irwin, Nlakwa
Pine Ridge
Dale Goeh ring,
Breezy Bend
Garth Collings,
Breezy Bend
Bruce North , Carman
1992 Matlitoba Coif JOllnlal
Colin Drawe, Sothwood
Darren McMillan,
Pine Ridge
Todd Teplltskl,
Plne Rldga
Scott Parker, Rossmere
Mike Walke r,
Charleswood
Michael MacKay,
Breezy Bend
Max Desaulniers,
Elmhurst
Darcy Furber, Pin e Ridge
AI Briscoe , St.Boniface
Gary Kullman, Rossmere
Karl Parrington, Kenora
Andrew Taylor, Rossmere
Ca rl Lechman, Elmhurst
1991 Manitoba Open
Breezy Bend - July 11-14
1991 ManHoba Amateur
71-66-71-72 - 280
73-73-77-67 - 290
Mike Heinen Jr.
LouiSBrown
77-70-71-72 - 290
Jack Kay Jr.
Ray Freeman
75-70-72-74 - 291
Glen Hnatluk
Arden Knoll
72-72-73-74 - 291
72-75-69-75 - 291
76-74-71-71 - 292
74-7 1-78-73 - 296
Ma.tthew Lane
Da.vid Tentls
Perry Parke r
Mark Wurtz
Brad King
Jack Stelnicke
71-74-76-75 - 296
Grant Walle
Matt Cole
67-71-63-66 - 267
62-68-74-69 - 271
70-69-71-64 - 274
68-69-69-69 - 275
66-69-67-73 - 275
70-66-66-74 - 276
68-74-65-69 - 276
69-73-70-65 - 277
68-70-69-70 - 277
67-70-69-71 - 277
67-69-70-71 - 277
68-71-69-69 - 277
68-72-66-72 - 278
69-66-72-71 - 278
68-69-68-74 - 279
72-67-69-71 - 279
68-71-70-70 - 279
66-70-70-71 - 279
74-69-76-77 - 296
77-76-74-70 - 297
79-73-72-73 - 297
Laban's LHe Team Pro·Am
77-75-72-73 - 297
Rossmere - August 2
76-74-73-74 - 297
74-74-75-74 - 297
68-83-71-75 - 297
69-75-77-76 - 297
76-71-74-76 - 297
73-75-71-78 - 297
75-70-78-75 - 298
Rob McMillan, Pine Ridge 77-71-70-80 - 298
Wllllnadon CUP 'lam TrIals
Pine Ridge - July 27-2B
(Amateur Champlonsnlp scores pluS two
rounds)
b - won playoff for flnaf berth on first hole
Pine Ridge - 129
Pro Pat O'Donnell, amateurs Henry Dahl,
H,rJY Black, Hugh Cummings
Klngawood - 128
Pro Brad Keats, amateurs Norm Winch, BOb
Milner, Brian Wh ite
Tuxedo - 126
Pro John Isaac, amateurs Ernie Rehberg ,
Chris Block, Rolly Lagasse
Ruaa.U- 126
Pro Dan Scanlon (Blumberg), amateursPeter
·Senek, Vince Edwards, Walter Patterson
Nlakwa. - 124
Pro John IrwIn, amateurs Ron Castelane,
212-72-77 - 361
ab - Derron Magda,
Elmhurst
ab - Daan North, Carman
296-72-73 - 44 1
291-81-75 - 447
299-72-77 - 448
a - won team berths
ab - Rob McMillan,
Pine Ridge
Todd Teplltskl, Plna Ridge
Selkirk
b - Mike Clocko,
Rob Loewen. Rossmere
Rob McMillan, Pine Ridge
290-75-76 - 44 1
Bruce North Carman
Grant Coulter, Brandon
Dave Lavallee ,
1991 Manitoba Junior
ab - Doug Irwin, Nlakwa
224-75-78 - 377
227-70-82 - 379
a- Todd Fanning,
Southwood
280-73-70 - 423
a- Dala Goehring,
Breezy Bend
291-74-72 - 437
Deedar Sagoo, Jack Cunnlngs
Tranecona - 124
a . Dave Lavallee,
Plne Rldga
290-77-71 - 438
Pro Brian Clark (E lmhurst), amateurs Mike
Berney,Rolly St.Laurent, Glenn
Grapentine
1991 Manitoba 8enlor Championship
Jody Chudley. Whoat City
78
Ni8.kW8 Country Club - August 6·8
15 and16
Brad Houghton. Pine Falls
Derek Gross, Wheat City
80
won playoff on first extra hole
b . named to provincial senior team
Breezy Send
78
8. -
ab - Dick Qui nton, Nlakwa
b - Carl Teplilskl . Pine Ridgo
b - Ron Caslelane. Niakwa
b - Bruce Hudson,
Pine Ridge
78·78·77 · 233
76-82·75 · 233
77 - 8~ · 75 · 234
78·77· 80 · 235
13 and 14
Robert Maki, Whoat City
David Frost, Kenora
~ 1 8:
Darcy Furber
Carl T eplltskl
Michael MacKay
Dave Anderson
Garth Collins
Dale Goehring
Terry More
LorneJamlson
Jay Doyle
Rob MacDonald
Rural Championship
Selkirk ~31 :
Tim Cromarty
Kevin Bauer
Elmhurst225:
87
ee
12 and under
Jonathan Martin, Mlnnedosa
Scott Kulchyckl . Dauphin
95
Ken Grove
Irv Benne, Elmhurst
Gord Lenton . Pine Ridge
Alan Mahon. Breezy Bend
Wally Mallatlon, Tr8n9con8
Weldon Ridley , Morden
Bill Reichel. Minnesota
"
Russell Jones, 5t.Boniface
Max Dosaulnlers, Elmhurst
Dick Howard, St.Charles
Dave Keep, St.Boniface
Claude Bisson notte,
St .Bonlface
Don Forsyth . Breezy Bend
Glen Sinclair. Klngswood
Bill Gibson. Pine Ridge
Ross Jones, St.Boniface
Ken MacCharles. St.Charles
81·74·8' ·236
79·79·79 · 237
79-80-78 · 237
79-78-82 · 238
73·88·79 • 240
83-76·81 · 240
79·83·79 • 241
79·8 ~ · ~Q · 24'
79·81·82 · 242
78· 82·82 · 242
77·86·80 · 243
77·85·81 · 243
78·82-83 ·243
81 ·82·81 · 244
80·81· 83 • 244
78-81-85 - 244
Carman235:
1991 Family ClassiC
Selkirk - August 26 (l8-hole alternate shot)
Wheal City 235:
Father/Son Low Gross "A"
72
Ken and Ken Tresoor, Rossmore
73
Walt and John Menzi es, Rossmore
66.5
67.5
Gerry Hodgson
Grant McPhail
1991 Junior Inter-Club
Dan and Dennis Nord, Southwood
80
81
City Ch ampion ship
Pine Ridge 234:
Scott Enns
Brett Schelthelm
Yanick Maurice
65.5
68
Brian Enns
Rossmere 237:
Kelly Rasmussen
Kevin Schledewitz
Hecla Island - August 11-12
Pare nt/Child Low Gross
John and Oorelle Mathews, Southwood
AmataurChomplonahlp
Bob Genoway. Morden
69·74 · 143
Barry Tanaslchuk . Gilbert Plains 72·76 · 148
Bruce North, Carman
74 -74 - 148
Arnie Blluk. Sandy Hook
76·75 · 151
Tim Cromarty. Selkirk
74·78·152
Keith Fawcett. Selkirk
75-77·152
Barry Coffin. Selkirk
75·78 · 153
Larry JOhnston. Dauphin
75·79 · 154
Brad Clemenl. Russell
71·84 · 155
Dale Coulter, Brandon
76·80 · 156
Bill North. Carman
76· 80 · 156
Senior Championship
Weldon Ridley. Morden
Roy Minish, Swan River
Barrie Sandars, Carman
Glen Sinclair, LaSalle
Joe Nespor, Plnawa
Murray Slm, Selkirk
76·80 ·
74· 83 ·
79·80 ·
82· 8t ·
80·85 ·
86·80 ·
156
157
t59
163
165
166
Art Smith and Lynda Palhaniuk, Elmhurst
80
81
Paront/Chlld Low Not
Gall Walker, Rat River and Gill Leslie,
Rossmere
67.5
Harley and Rhonda Navratil, 81. Charles 68
John Menzies
Brent Stevenson
Rural Championship
Se lkirk 234:
Mike Fros,
Mike Godtrey
Swan River 241:
Tobin Praznlk
Mark Shewchuk
Darren Peel
Colin Nahnyblda
Derek Campbell
Jeremy Gray
1991 Mid·Handicap
w
Brian Davis, Charleswood
Gary SwaNer, Ross more
Brad Neufeld, Elmhurst
Tony Dyck, Crescent Orlve
73
78
83
92
74
79
84
88
76
78
80
89
87
76
79
ee
199181nlor Inter-Club
Transcona - August 27 28
156
157
159
180
Brandon - August 20
Low Gross
SI.Bonlface 228;
George Sired
Dave Keep
Ed Bergner
Claude Bissonette
1991 Frel Press Intlr·Club
Low Net
Sh110202:
Elmhurst Country 91ub - August t6
1991 Rural Junior
75
77
79
89
76
78
81
87
75
79
81
83
Steinbach - August 2 t
Father/Son Low Gro •• "B"
Ralph and VIClor HOlel. Canoe Club
Father/Son Low Net " B"
Peter and Mark Macleod, 5 t.Bonlface
Harry and Kelly Gowerluk. Selkirk
1991 Rural Amateur/8enlor
Dwight Kearns
Dale Coulter
DiCk and Dave Oulnlon. Nlakwa
Father/Son Low Net " A I,
Alex and Rich Sobkowlch. Rossmere
Barry Coffin
Bruce North
Bill North
Rick Bllghl
Michael Funke
75
78
7t
72
75
78
7t
76
78
79
MinnewBstB Goff and Country Club, Morden
July 24
City Champion ship
a . won on the basIs of a retrogressIon
countback
17and 18
David Mlchaleskl. Selkirk
a · Pine Ridge ~t8 : Greg Ozog
Todd Teplitskl
Larry Nahachewsky
John Benstead
Mike Spack
Steve Gedal
Low Individual
77
..
69
74
Gord Lenton
Don McNeil
73
73
1992 Mall ifVoo Golf !OImw/
,,
The
golf course
boom
n the '90s alone, 10 new co urses h avo
opened and another eight h ave been expond od to 18 holes. Despite the growing
I
THOUG H TlfE GO LF SEASON IS BUT SIX MONTHS LONO IN TH IS
PROVINCE , M ANITOBANS AR E: GOLF CRAZY. W HETHER PLAYED
FOR FUN, RELAXATION, COMPETITION, TO STR"NOTH"N BUSINESS
TIES OR CREATE NEW ONES, AN TNCRE:AS TNO
ARE
~~NJOYING
NU MB~, R
OF PIWT'LE
'I'HE GAME OF GOLF, AS EVIDENCED BY THE EVE:R-
INCREAS ING NUMBER OF NEW GOLF' FACIUTTES ,
'
number of fncil.itics, courses cunlinue to
b popular places in warm weather even
w hen clouds or mosQuitoes ar e counted
nmong the course's natu ral haza rd s.
olf courses unveiling new or expanded
facilitios in recent yeurs include:
· LORETTE GOLF COURSE
Located approximately 1a kilometres south 01
Winn ipeg, this nine-hole public course opened in
1990. The par-36 course cha llenges competitors
with more than 18 sand traps and six water
hazards. Open seven days a week. this scenic
course offers club & ca rt rentals and a snack bar.
Tournaments are welcome and tee reservations
are appreciated. Dress code in effect. For Information, ca ll the cl ubhouse at 878-2172.
• OAKWOOD GOLF COURSE AT ST, ANN E
· LARTERS AT ST. ANDREWS
Loceted 20 minutes from downtown Winn ipeg in
St. Andrews, Larters Is a semi-private 1a-hole
course with a traditional Scottish flavour. Partially
owned by the hockey playing Babych brothers,
the 6616-yard, par 71 course torments golfers
with water hazards, pot bunkers and greenside
sand bunkers. Opened In 1990, Larters features
club & cart rental, driving range , dining facilities,
cocktail lounge, golf lessons and club repairs .
Tournaments are welcome and tee rese rvations
are accepted. For Information, ca ll golf pro Peter
Ewert In the Pro Shop at 334-2107.
• H OLIDAY MOUNTAIN GOLF COURSE AT LA RIVIERE
Located In the scenic Pembina River Vaiiey, the
nine-hole Holiday Mountain Golf Course opened
In the town of La Riviere In 1990. The 2806-yard,
par 36 course offers club and cart rental, driving
range, restaurant, cocktail lounge, outdoor patio
and pro shop, Tournaments are welcome and tee
reservations are accepted. For Information , call
general manager Noel Later at 242-2008.
1992 Mal/Ita/Ill Golf ImmUlI
Lort.,. outstondlng
c lubhouse, with all the
flrst-c foll focliitle. you
could ask for,
.ymbollze. the
Inve.tment being mode
In Monltobo golf.
Nestled among oak trees, the nine-hole
Oakwood Golf Course Is located east of
Winnipeg on Highway H1. Among the
2447-yard, par 34 course's special chalI ~nges are the numerous trees , water
hazards and sand traps, Oakwood also
aHars club and cart rentals, restaurant &
coffee shop, cocktail lounge, pro shop
and golf lessons, Tournaments are wel come; tee reservations accepted. For information , ca ll general manager Philip
Vincent at 422-8045.
. R,VER OAKS GOLF COURSE AT RICHOT
Opened In 1991 , the 6055-yard, par 72 Is
located just minutes outside Winnipeg.
Roiling landscape and majestic oaks follow the LaSalle River providing scenery
and challenge as evidenced by an island
green in the midst of a water hazard on the
ninth hole. Other features include club &
cart rental. restaurant & coffee shop, cocktail lounge, pro shop and golf lessons.
Tournaments are welcome as are tee
rese rvations. For lnformatlon, call Bryan
Pearson , Mark Gree n o r Va leri e
Pearson at 261-4653.
• LA V ERENDRVE GOLl' C OURSE
"T LA BROQUERI E
Loca ted 35 miles so uth eas t of
Winnipeg, the nine-hole, par 35 course
opened In 1991 and is ex pecte ~ to
expand to 18 holes by the spring of '92 .
Course challenges Include Island tees
and greens adjacent to the Seine River,
numerous bridges and two man·made
lakes. A special feature Is the 17th hole
with fou r tee boxes which can be played
from a 549-yard , par 5 to the longest
par 6 in the world at 751 yards. The La
Verendrye Golf Course offers club and
ca rt rentals, restaurant & coffee shop,
pro shop, club repairs and golf lessons.
Tournaments welcome; tee reserva·
tion s appreciated. For Information, call
Jacques Lavack at 424-504 6.
Manitoba's northernmost golf course
was almost literally cut out of th e woods,
It opened In 1991 . Th e nine-hole, public course Is heavil y wooded, with water
hazard s, large roughs and bluegrass
greens. The 2092-yard , par 24 has th e
potential to be one of the province's
most challenging courses. Features in·
clude club rentals and driving range.
Tournaments welcome. For informa·
tlon, call H.B. Johnson at 473-2421.
• N ETlEV CREEK G OLF C OURSE
M PETERSFIELD
o pened in August, 199 1, th is nine-hole
publi c cou rse Is loca ted north of
Winnipeg on Highway #8. Surrounded
by natural beauty, Netley Creek Is a
3131-yard, par 36 layout with a natural
spring creek winding through th e fairways. Netley Creek offers club and ca rt
rentals, driving range, club repairs, pro
shop and coffee shop. Tournaments
are welcome: tee reservations ac·
cepted. For Information, call Bruce or
Bonnie Dalman at 738-4653.
, Q UARRY O AKS GOLF
C OURSE AT STEINIIACH
Located three miles east of Steinbach ,
Ouarry Oaks takes Its name from the
gravel quarry on which It was constructed. Th e 6926-yard , par 72 course
fe atures a rug ged landscape with
spri ngfed pools flanked by a successi on of oak tree s. Qu arry Oak s,
Manitoba's newest 18-hole course , featu res cl ub & cart rentals, restaurant,
pro shop, golf lessons and club repairs.
hllting stations found on three levels.
Golfers ca n watch th e flight of their
drives and correct problem areas with
th e help of the range's contrasting blue
background.
The facility also features a pulling
green, chipping area and miniature golf
course, coffee shop, cocktail lounge
and pro shop. Golf novices can receive
Instruction from one of the five CPGA
professionals on staff.
Open seven days a week, fees at
the Klngswood Golf Dome are $9 per
half hour with special hourly rates.
Yearly passes, golf school membership and family packages are available.
Tournaments are welcome: tee reser·
vatlons are appreCiated . For Information , ca ll Harry Fehr at 326-9302.
, C OURSE EXP" NSIONS TO 18 HOLES
(UNLESS NOTE D PREVIOUSL v)
• Portage la Prairie Golf Course expanded In 1991.
South Interlake Golf Course In Warren expanded In 1991.
Kingswood Golf Course at La Salle
expanding In 1992.
• Pinawa Golf Course expanding In
1992.
• Killarney Lakeside Golf Course expanding in 1992 or 1993.
Scotswood Links at Elm Creek expanding In 1993.
Holiday Mountain Golf Course at La
Riviere expanding 1993,
THE D OME
Located in Kenaston Industria l Pail(,
The Dome boasts Winnipeg's longest
Indoor driving facility at 125 yards .
Th e city's newest Indoor driving
range features 48 hitting station s, putling green, pro shop, food kiosk and
professional golf Instrucllon,
Open saven days a week, fees at
The Dome are $7.50 per half hour and
while the facility offers no memberships per se, co-owner Chuck Arnason
says 10-hour packages are available
at the reduced price of $11 0 or ($11 per
hour) .
• G OLF D OMES
The latest concept to hit the Manitoba
golf market Is th e domed all-weather
driving range. Winnipeg currently has
two such facilities with the Klngswood
Golf Dome and The Dome, both located In the southwest part of the city.
KINGSWOOD GOLF DOM E
At the K,ngswood Golf Dome, golfers
may practi ce their drives on a 100-ya rd
indoor driving range from one of the 55
Golf Course Architecture
, Rnanelal ! Market Feasibility Studies
, Design ! Project Management! Construction
, Golf Course Expansion
and Renovations
, Residential ! Golf Course Subdivisions
, Resort Master Planning and Design
• Regulatory Approvals
Hilderman
Witty
Crosby
&
Hanna
Associates
Landscape Architects,
Golf Course Architects
Planners
&
WINNIPEG
SASKATOON
500 - 11 5 Bannatyne East, Winnipeg, Man~oba R3B OR3
944-9907
1992 Mrmitv/Ju Golf }Qu mal
DlRI:CTOI{Y
1J.1B FOLLOW ING PAGES REPRESENT AN ALI'HAHE'fICAL
LISTING OF TIlE GOLF COURSES IN M AN ITOBA AND
N ORTHWESTERN ONTAR IO WHICII ARE CURRENTLY
MEMBERS or THE M AN ITOHA GOLP Ass
'IATION,
COMPLETE WITH COURSE DESCRU'riONS TN TERMS or
LENGTH, PAR, RATING AND LOCATION, WE TRUST OUR
DI RECTORY WILL BE AN IDEA L GU IDE AS YOU PLAN YOUR
EXCURS IONS AROUND OUR PROVINCIAL GOLI'ING PARADISE,
THE CITY OF WINNIPEG
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
MUlllCIPAl IiOlF COURSES
Klldonan Park Golf Course
334 - 0452
Crescent Drive Golf Course
453 - 4875
Windsor Park Golf Course
257-1264
John 81umberg Golf Course
888 - 8860
Harbour View Golf Course
1867 Springfield Road
222-2751
VI." ou, fully .rocked
golf 8Itop.
Fo, all 'IOU, golfing need.
ENJOY A GAME WITH US THIS WEEK
1992 Mnllilobn Coif }o/l,."a{
ASIIERN
GOLF & COUNTRY CJ.lJII
9 holes
1)I""lmces: 2849 yards (D lue)
2bl 9 yu rd ~ (Wh ile)
1'lIr; 36 (Me n) 36 (Ltldies )
nux 337, Ashern. M8
RO OEO
1..00' fl/f'{/
fil l
BOISSEVA IN GOLf' CWII
notsseYAln , M8
ROKOEO
534.2365
768·3 137
Pmvillrin lllfll hll'lIY #6,
180 kmllortlr of Wilmi/}('g, jll:J f
sOlltll uf I\.I'ht·rn .
A SSINIIlOINE GOLF CLUB
9 h o l c~
OlstflllCC: 313 1 yunh
Pur: 36 (Men) 3M (L.'ldics)
R H IIII~ : 69 (M en)
n
(I ,adies)
nflX216. St. Jnmes r.o.
Wllll1illt!Itt, Mn
RJJ 3R4 RR9.h225
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GOLF & COUNTRY
1..oL"llfctl 24 km mm ll nfUS/( '(Uuufo
bo rder Oil IJm\lill riol N lg ltll'{/y It 10,
264 k/ll .W llflt wt!.\'f q{ Willfl i,J1'I.f.
C LUII
Iii holes
34lh Sireet & McUnnllld A venue
Uraudon.MU
R7A 6A2
I>lslImccs: 674 1 yu rd .. ( Atuc)
6482 yord ... (While)
Pllr: While · 72 (Me n) 73 (Ladie!o)
Roling:
White · 7 1 (M en) 72 (L ndies)
Hlue * 72 (Men) 75 (LadieJol)
Uux 32, K.K.N2
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RJC 2~~6 632·8341
Lm:tII('c/ 4.8 klllllo nh of W"H . ' ,~
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White· 7 1 (Mcn) 73 ( I.adies)
Blue · 72 (Mc:n) 76 (I...udicli)
Ilox 193.
RR#I
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895· 7206
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CLUB
J 8 holes
DlstllIlCCS:
6725 yards (Blue)
6272 ynrds (W hite)
Pur: White · 72 (Me n) 73 (Lndic:s)
Pl'riml'ff'r "' \\IY. 01/ Siu rgeoll Rucu/
( Ro,I'.w' r ).
Oi.lit.1I11CC.'i :
18 hol cs
· 3 164 yurtls ( Hhle)
-3043 yards (Willie)
WI, itt: co/ l r,~p
·3 1!ttl ynrd~ ( Blue)
· 3033 yards (While)
R(1(/ ('(mrs('
·J04 l ynrd, ( Olue)
·2R94 yurds (While)
Pflr: 7 1 (M en) 7 1 (L udi es)
Rulin~ : 6R (Men)
Illstnncc: 5855 yards
I'u r: 7() (Me n) 72 (Lndies)
Hlltlng: 67 (Me n) 7 1.5 (Ladies)
Dux IItt .
Cormon, Mil ROC; 0,10
745·2366
Loc(lfl.'d 80 k", ~u lIlll\I 'l'l'1 uf
Willl/ ipt'R ml Pm"illrifl l H igh ll'fI)'
nox 4J
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422·5540
l.ocflleti 25 ltIitmlt'J cow l of
Wimli,Jt'1.( (m Tratl ,f , C(uUU/fI
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CUARLESWO(1n GO'""
Y holes
CLUII
9 holc!!
Distances: 1376 yurd.s (Whi le)
Ilu r : 27 (M en) 27 (L.,'ldies)
Roling: 49 (M en)
725· 0~44
BREEZY BEN" C OUNTRY
27 holes
!lfll t' C:Ull rl'('
CARMAN G01.F C LUII
BHANnON R ECREATION
CENT HE GOLF CLUB
18 holes
DlS((lIIcc: 606li yurd li
Pur: 7 1 (Mcn) 74 ( Lad les)
RlItin~ : flY,S ( Men) 70 (Ladies)
Oox 960
II EL
Uollng:
9 holes
Histance: 2695 yards
Pur: 33 (Men) :n (L.'1dics)
Wittin g: 65 .5 (Me n) 68 ( L[l(Ji c~)
nux R22,
GOLF C OURSE
Dl~llIm:c: 3024 yards
Par: 3S (Men) 38 ( Ladies)
7ti I Cresce nt Drive.
Fori .urry
Rating: 68 (Men) 70 ( Lnd ic~)
310 I-Inney Street ,
Unx 11
Winnil)cg. Ml\
RJR OY6
Wlnnil)cg. MU
RJT IX3
453.4"75
RRR· 04R4
ALLGOLFERSWEL OME
AT
We have a b eautiful l8-hole
c ourse, Just one hour from
Winnipeg.
Our new c lubhouse offers
licensed fac ilities, excellent
food, pro shop, c lub rentals,
cart rentals.
Charleswood
Golf Club (1976)
Inc.
Best wishes to the M GA in 1992
MANITOBA'S OLDEST GOLF COURSE
310 Haney Street
C.P.G A Pro - Pat Kemball
FOR BOOKINGS,
CALL US AT
1-745-2366
PRESIDENT
Harvey Zimberg
GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Bob McVicar
1992 Mallitooo Golflollr/wl
Dauphin Golf Club
A challenging J8 holes
DA UI' Iil N C OUNTRY CLUII
18 holes
D EWRAIN E GOLF CLU O
9 ho les
Ul')tullccs:tl ll l yurtls (Blue)
S9SS yards (While)
S670 yards (Red)
PAr: 70 (M en)
Rulinl:: While - 68.5 (Men)
73 (Llldics)
Distonces: 3266 yards (Blue)
2IJJ3 )'urds (white)
)JAr: 36 (Men) 34 (Ladies)
Rulin,,: Blue - 7 1 (Men) 63
While - 6H ( Men) 63
(lAIdie,)
(lAIdles)
Oclorltlnc. MH
Uox 478
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DmllJl!i1l wh ich is 325 km lIortln"tSI
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DEER RID ,E GOLF
COURSE
9 holes
Oistilllce: 2767 yards
Pur : Blue - 36 (M en)
While · 35 (Men)
Hulin ~ : While - M (Men)
Box 1424
IIrlindon, MD R7A 6N2
D ELA IIUNT GOLF
& COUNTRY CLUB
9 holes
DistAllce: 3260 yards
Pur: 36 (Men) 36(Ladies)
Rotlrl G: 68.S (Men) 69 (lAIdi cs)
80x 149, Treherne. MB
RtJG 2VU 723-2502
tnr(lU'd J km ('a .vI nf TreJlI:m l!. /04
kill west of WlmlifJt!S
Elmhurst
1t7N 2V3
011
N3.
DRYIlEN GOLI'
& CURLING C U JII
9 holes
llIslllnce: 3329 ynrds
Pllr: 36 (Men) 37 (Lnd ies)
Hitting: 1 1 (Men) 73 (Ladies)
Box 279
Orydell , ON
I'8N 2Y8
(807) 223-4218
EAR FALLS GOLF CLUO
9 holes
Ols tullce : 3207 yards
Pltr: 36 (Men)
Ruth1 ,, : Dlu ~ - 7 1
Red -
Hwy.1I2.
f~ar Fulls. ON
POV ITO
(807)222-3206
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
Manitoba Golf Association
For its production of the "Golf Journal "
All golf enthusiasts wi ll find this a mosl interesting publication.
CLUB MANAGER
RON FRANKS
For in/ormation telephone: 224-2244
7992 Maul/ooo Coif Journal
67.S
Box 411.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
H EAD PROFESSIONAL
RANDY BREKKE
ROM OMO
747-24 11
t o (UnJ 5 kttl M.rt (md 3 km ,umtlr
of Deloruilli! which Is a/lOut Joo km
sOllllnww nf Whm ipt'll nil /-liRlrway
EI.M IIUKST GOI.F
CO UNTRY CI. n
18 holes
Ol!itullccs: 6637 yurds(l3 lue)
GI L IIERT PI.AINS
C OUNTKY CLUII
9 hules
UlstiWCC: 2952 YUrt.!s
6394 yard'i{ While)
I)nr: 7 1 (M en) 74 (Lad ies)
Pu r: 35 (M en) 37 (Ln(lics)
Hilling: 68 (Men) 72 (Ladic!i)
n 01C 4,
&
RnllnJ,t: Forward - ttl) (M!:Il)
(1.Ildles)
Back - 72 (Men)
75 (Llldies)
1.•O('fU("(1 310 km lI onh we,f f
II lVy. 1I5,
bt'(II'(' t' lI
F AI.I:ON L AKE GOLF
C OUKSE
18 holes
Uls hlflets: 6964 yurds ( Olue)
6340 yords (Wh ile)
~253 yurds (Red)
IlM : 12 (Men) 72 (Luclie .. )
Ru llllJ.t: Dlue - 73 .5 (Men)
75 (I ,utl ie",)
White - 7 1.S (Men)
Fulcun !leuch, Mil
Ril E I KII 349-2554
of W" H'.
&
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COUNTRY C LUB
holes
RAting: 67.5 (Men) 71 (Ladies)
lime 70, Glcnhoro, MD
ROK IIXO
827 -2856
While - 68 (Men) 6R
2 kill I/n,.,"
nj m e"')(Jm which Is 150 km wtst
l,u,'(lIt.'tJ J k", wtSt and
(Ludies)
Uux 9 1,
of WilillipfOg Oil Tra /l,f·Cmuu/a
Fishing Packages
and Rates
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A CCOMOOA liONS
G I.ENUi\LE CO UNTRY C LUB
IMholes
OIshUlccli : 64RO yards (B luc)
6 105 yards (White)
Pu r: 72 (Me n) 74 (Ladies)
Ruling : Blue - 72.S (Me n)
ONt OAY:
$28 1 00 sing le occu pAn cy
$247 00 pC" person douhle
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$80600 slIlq lf' occlIpnncy
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occupnncy
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occupnncy
(jolf
Packages
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1992
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Oclober
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professionul stuff wuit 10 show yvu our rellovfllCd hotel. Once
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h>eule for con ferences, sell1l nars and cllceul]"c rClrCfll S ,..
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OCCUpllllCy
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Upon aVilllillllllly
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$ I 85 70U ~lIlglf' OCC Upiln CY
$148300 pc, IWIson double
k1ll lI orth oJ Wimll,Jfl g,
72 (!.adies)
MCil llJlilll hreaklnsl, lun c h ,
dinn er
OOills . I),ul and gUide
Fi sh siorilg~'
F l sh mg h C{~llsl'
S h o re IUll c he s nv.!llablc
Ncl non-colnlllissrollilbic
Upon IIvmlflhlllly
Advance rc!'>ervallOIlS n rc
requir ed
Appli cab le I.u;es IIlcluded
69 ,5 (Ll.Idies)
69 ,S (Me n)
69.5 (Ladies)
n ox 70
RI "erlo n. MU I{O('; 2 RO
432-5272
Loc(lted at tlte I/(mh end of lied"
Islalld, (jol/ow /liS/limy #8 111m"
thcn RO(l(I 233 tasr) IVlr/ell is 175
Red ·
nf Wi,lI/ fJ)t'g Oil Hi8 /m'ay #2,
Glndslonc, MU
ROJ 0'1'0
385-2750
L()(.Ylfed on II lghway #34, 3 kill
,\'(Jlltll oJGlmlstu//( wit/eli Is I J.5 kill
IIIrst (md lUJr(h nJ Wimriptf.: mr
HlK/r wllY 1116,
IJixllway III.
Ii EI:L A GOLF COUKSE
1H holes
Distance: 6272 ( Rcd )
6583 ( Rille)
Pur: 72 (M e n) 72 (Lndies)
I{lItlnK: Allie · 71 (Men)
Dls tnnce: 2948 yards
Pur: 35 (Me n) 36 (Ladies)
hul~s
Ruling: i31ue - 70 (Me n)
('(/SI
1867 S l)rln ~ ncld Rd ,
N. Klldouhn. Wlu lI ll)('g. Mn
222-275 1
GLENIIOKO GOLF
Uislu nccs: 3 149 yard). (Illue)
2954 Yllrds (While)
II" ,,: 36 (Mc n) 3Y ( 1.IIdic s)
l...vc(I/t'd ill lile W""(',~h l'lI
Ruling: 49 (Men) 44 (Lad ies)
n fl/ IIJM" ,Co
Gralldview,
9
HAKBOUK VI EW
GOLF C OUKSE
9 holes
Olslil.ncc: 1242 yards
Pa r: 27 (Men) 27 (Ladies)
Drnndon,MB
R7A 3A8
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oj Rrmulotl 0" HI'(lf'('I't'$t /)1'. 1:.'.
GLA OSTONE G OI.F
& COUNTR Y CLUII
Rum'.
Pmv;"dul Pm"I<, abullt 155 lim
()II
837-8383
1002 - 2nd Street
548-2 118
K. K.ifS. W innipeG. Mil
K2C 2Z 2 222-55 11
w('(1/(,(/4 km e(/,Wof J-IIRIIII'IIY 1159
Gan'ell
Dl~ tnll c(': 5605 yards
liar: 69 (Men) 71 (Lad ies)
Ruli n g: 66 (Me n) 66 (Ladies)
ROI. OXO
7) . ~
()II
18 holes
G ilbert Pl nlns. Mil
Midd le · 71 (Men)
While - 71,:') (Men)
4()() Angler A \If.
W lnn lp('g. M n R3K I S4
GLEN- L EA G OI..F CL UB
V;'
Inn of the W oods
470 Firsl A ve n ue S o ulh , Ke nom, On tnrio
III
P9N I W5
Phone (204) 474 -1345
1992 Mnrrjfo/Jn QJlf /OIlrfrnl
IHRI ("'lORY
R(H lng: 18 Blue · 70 (Men)
H OLlUAY MOUNTAI N
GOLF COU HSE
9 holes
D I."IIIIIC':: 2~ 4 S yards
I'lIr: 36
Ruling: 6~ (Men)
n ux " 9, I ,"rlvler". MU
ROG I An 242· 2008
18 Wh ite · 69 (Men)
70 .5 (Lnd les)
67 (L.d ie, . 9)
4540 Pnrlllgc Avenue
Hend lngley. MB
ROH OJO 888·8860
l....oc(lfed 2 kill Wt'st of Wi/ll/ip t'/: 's
ferimeter f lIllY. 0/1 }Jor'{jge A \/e.
I< ;NACE GOL .. &
COUNT RY C U JII
9 holes
Dlslnucc: 6525 yards
1' 111": 72
K ENOHA GOL ..
COUNTRY CLU B
&
1~ holes
Olslu nccs: 6310 yards (B lue)
Rn tlll ~: 7 1
6160 yOr'ds (White)
nox 1079
Pur: Blue · 7 1 (Men)
Ignoce. Olllorlo
POT I TO
Whilo · 7 1 (Me n)
R" Hn ~: OIue •
70.S (Men)
72 ( Ludi es)
J OliN B LU MBERG GOLF
COU RSE
Y holes, 18 holes
Dlstnnccs: 6343 yurds ( 18 .
5~44
While · 69 (Men)
lIux 4SS
Kenor", ON. Iry N 3XS
(807) 468· 7995/468·3597
IllUt~ )
ynrds ( 1M• While)
2739 ynrds (9)
I'lI r : 7 1 (Men · 18 White)
73 (Ladies · 18 White)
Y Whi le 66 (Men)
I g While 69 (M en)
KIL.DO NAN P A RK
GOL .. C O URS';
18 hol es
Olstu ncc: 54Y5 yu rd.s
PM : 69 (Melt) 72 (Ladies)
18 Uluc 70 (M en)
KrrCUEN C HEE K
G OLF & COUNTR Y C I.UII
Rul lnA : M (Men) 69 (Ladics)
71.5 (LurJics)
202.1 M" ln Slr'eel
Winnll)cg, Mil H2 V 211Y
334· 1452
18 h o l ~s
K ,LLAR NEY LAK ESIIW:
GOLF CLU B
9 holcs
OIShtncc : 2748 Yi\I'(jS
r nr: 35 (Men) 35 (Ladies)
Killing: 66 (M en) 67 (Ladi es)
nux 118 1
Klllnrney. M D
HUK I GU
523· 8277
Wc(lf('l/ 3 kill we')', uJ Klflllrllf:Y
which I.~ "h(m! nD lOll .~ollfhlllesr of
WI/III/p cg UII Nighll'lIY #1 8.
74 .5 (I .udi cs)
80); 387
F'u rt f<'rll llccs, UN
,,9A 3M 7
(807) 274·3587
I11NI1I'(/ V. 7 kill 'tilt'S' of Highll'ay
#71.
LA V ERENDR YE GOLl'
COU RSE (LA BROQU EHI E)
IR110I ....s
DlsiAnCe: 7 106 yurt..l s (Blue)
6544 yards (White)
5526 y"d, (Red)
K ' NGS WOOl) GOL ..
& COUNTRY CLU B
18 hules
DlsUlnces:6372 YARDS
Pur: 7 1
Rfi lln ~ : 70.5
8 0x 220
LflSulle Mll,
ROG 180 736· 4079
1.IJ('(//e(J 1.6 kill lVe~'1 oj u.lSa/{{'
l-liRhll'flY 24 7.
Illstunc(': 6408 ynrds
Pur: 72 (M en)
Ril ling : 70 (Men)
I'M: 73 (M en) 72
Kuling:
(L(t(HI! .~)
72 · Blue (Men)
69.5
M
White (M en)
65 • Red (M en)
7 1 · Red ( I.adies)
0/1
nux 340
Lu Uroquerlc. MuuJlobn
ROA OWO
(2114)424. 5046
/"n('fII('d 70 km s() IIII/{' lISI vJ
W//1/1"peR on lIiRi1wIIY 21D.
L ARTERS AT ST. AN DR EWS
1K hules
Dista nce: 6655 yards
I'ur: 72 (Men ) 7 1 (L adies)
Ruling: 72 (Men) 7 1 (Llldics)
Box 100. Group G,
H.H, # IU
W lnn lpcg, MU
R3C 4A3
334· 2107
GOLF DOME
1205 Wilkes Ave.
489-7776
• 58 HIlTING STATTONS ON 3 LEVELS
• I 8 - HOLE MINIATURE GOLF
•
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ADDY 5 ,·IED
L ITTLE FALLS GOLF CLU U
• LICENSED SNACK BAR
911 0LI!.S
BIR1'IIDA Y PAKTII?S AND GROU PS WF.:LCQME
•
IllPJ'LNC AND PUTTLNC AREA
,....
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
LaSalle . MB
(6 mlns, south of Perimeter Hwy.)
• I 8 · HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP OURSE
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uRNAMENTS FO R GROUPS UP TO
• DKl VINC HANCE
150
• LICENSED CLUBHOUSE
• FLEET OF
35 GOLF CA RTS
• M EMAF.RS ANn PUSUC weLCOM e
DEVELOPMENT
LaSalle . MB
• 183
O NE- A RE LOTS
• R,VER AND GOLr OUkSE LOCATIONS
1992 Mrlllito/xl Golf jo/mlnl
• A LL LO'rs PULLY SERV ICED
• DlSPLAY O FFICe AND SHOW [lOM ES
IlIs tltncc: 3083 yards
Pur : 36 (Mtm)
Hali ng: 69 (Men ) 69.5 (L,dle,)
n o,729
AUkok"". ON
1'01' I CU
(807) 597· 1106
L ORETTE G OLF COURSE
9 holes
Olstnncc : 2946 yards
POr : 36
Nfltln g: White · 70 (M en)
Red· 68 (M en)
Lorette, MU
878· 2 172
L UNDAH G OL ..
& COUNTRY CLUII
9 holes
Distu nce: 3053 yards
Pu r : 36 (Men) 36 (Ludics)
8 0x 175
I.undor, MU
ROC I YO
762.5877
[,, f)cored (// ,hejlmerioll of Highways
#6 (I"d #419. LWldllr I.~ J{)() km
lIorth of Wiml ireR Oil H ighway 116.
M A<:G ~E(;()R T OWN
& C OUNTR Y GOI~ F CLUU
9 ho les
Distance: 2907 yurds
Pur: 35 (Men) 38 (Ladles)
Rntlnrt: ()7 (Men) 70 (Ludics)
8 0x 464
[!J Larters
Mllc(; rcgor. MU
ROll ORO
at St. Andrews
6ijS· 2SijS
Lm.:lltl!llllf the iml'r.lw'liO/J
n/
Provincial Road 350 "lid IJixhwa)'
III . M nrCr('gor Is 106 lim WIW (JJ
Willll ipf!N all III I' T/'{/lIs· CrU/(lda
fligll w{/)i #1 .
M AN ITO U TOWN
& COUNTRY CJ.UII
9 h o l e.~
OlsUH1ce: 2750 yards
Pur: 34 (Men) 35 (Lad ies)
Dox 566
242· 2287
/"){'fllt'd 140 km SOII /"Wt'~'1 of
Willll ipeJ.: mr Will/way #3.
M ELI TA G OLF CLU n
9 holes
OI.d uncc: 2995 yards
Par: 35 (Men) 37 (Llldics)
Rfl lIng: 68 ..5 (Men)
nox 665
Melllll, MU
ROM ILO
522· 3624
Lm:all:d 319 kill .1·(JUlhWI!.~t nf
Winnipeg (If rhe j Ull ef/wl oj
lIi1(hIl'Uy.f #.l (Illd #83.
MINNEOOSA GOLF CLU O
9 holes
Dislullcc: 29Y4 ymcls
Par: 36 (Men) 36 (LCtdies)
Ruling: 6H(Men) 69 (LIllJi ~s)
Uux 11 9 1
Mlnllcdosll. Mn
ROJ l EO
R67·3 1S I
217 km lIorthwe,I" of
Wi/lll ifU'R. Ilf'nr ,11(' jllll CI IV/I uJ
IIwy,r.IIJ6 (/fItJ 11/0.
M INNE WASTA G OLF
& COUNTRY CLU O
I R holes
Dlstollce: 6582 yards (Blue)
6 153 yards (Whi le)
5652 yn ,ds (Red)
R o tlll~ :
Blue · 72 (Men)
While · 70 (Men )
Red ·
68 (Men)
n
(Lod ies)
6me 68
Morden, MD
ROG 1,10
H22·4992
WLnC(J/t'(J on Roo(11I4J2, I km
Country Club
would like to
thank all those
who made our
first year a very
successful one.
Manitou. MD
ROf: If: O
UJCaTl'tJ
Golf &
wt'.~t
of Murden which (,f 120 km
,wmthW("f/ of Winnipeg UII fJighwlI)'
Loca l 'd on h ls tortc
RIver Road (PR2381.
Jus t 20 min u tes fr<)m
Portage an d Main ,
Lalters (It St.
Andrews Is
Manlloba's newesl
championship
cou rse. The
plCl.u resqu· lract
features USGA
regulation greens,
the challenge of
wa ter. the feel of the
lorest and the game
from t he Scottis h
links, Private
members h ips,
corporale
members hi ps. public
and lournam ent
bookin gs are now
available , Call today
for a comple le
InformaUon package,
334-2107
#3,
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C 0 U N TRY
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C L U B
NEEPAWA GOLF
O AKVI EW GOLF
&
COUNTRY CLUB
9 holes
& COUNTRY CLUO
9 hules
Olstfmce: 3269 yards
DlsUmce: 3073 yards
Pur: 36 (Men) 37 (Lutlies)
Rntlng: 70.5 (Men) 73 (Ladies)
lIox 1119, Neepawa, Mil
ROJ 1110 476·57 11
l..ocmed I km emu oj' Neepawn
which i.f 190 km northweSTa/ WI'S.
Pur: 36 (Men )
Roli ng: 69 (Men) 67 (Ladies)
8 0x 972
Altona,M8
ROC 080
327. 5590
Loca/ed 1.5 km mmh a/Gretna and
NIAKWA COUNTRY CLUO
18 holes
I)lsluncc: 6234 )'urds
Pur: 72 (Men) 74 (Ladies)
Kutlng: Blue - 7 1.5 (Men)
While - 70.5 (Men)
73 (Ladies)
620 Nlllkwu Rd.,
Wlnnlpe~,
R2J 2X3
256· 2013
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
Manitoba
Golf
Association
M8
NORTIIERNAIRE GOLF
CLUO
9 holes
Uil;tancc: 297 Myards
Pur: 36 (Mell) 37 (Ladies)
KuHng : 68 (M en)
nOli: 11 3,
Glnd l,MB
ROC 1110
642·7776
wc:(lferi Il eal' Ames whlt'h Is / 8 kill
mm h nfGimli nil Highway NR.
Cimlll.f 97 k.m fUm/! tlf Will1l ipl!R (III
flig /llv/IY #8 or #9.
I km west of lhe high way. GreiM is
I I/ kill soulh oj Wln nl/Jeg on
t-lighwtlY ItJO.
OAKWOOD GOL'- CLUB
9 ho les
Dlslnnce: 2970 yards
kutlng: 64
nux 7, Sic. Anne, Mil
RDA IRO
433· 8045
OJIDWAY GOLF
& CURLING CLUIl
9 ho les
Olstance: 2945 yards
Pllr: 35 (Men)
Rallng: 68 (Men)
00.994
Sioux Lookout, ON
I'OV 21'0
(807) 737· 1800
PIIANTOM LAKE
GOLF CLUU
9 holes
rlistuncc: 2997 yards
I'or: 36 (Men) 37 (Ludies)
Ruling: 68 (Men) 7 1 (Lad ies)
Dux 128
FlinFlon,M8
RM IM7
•
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Licensed Clubhouse
Cart Rentals
Fully-stocked Pro Shop
Group Tournaments
Welcomes to our stqff
Pro /Manager
Garth Goodbrands on
Minnewasta
Golf and
Country Club
Superintendent
Marcel Deneer
Phone 1-822-4992
for tee times (24 hrs advance)
687·3355
wc,'(lIecI 2 km SU IIlIt uf Ffln Flo"
which Is 770 km north w('J" of
Winnipeg rJII /-/ighway 11/ 0.
PINAWA GOU' CLU U
18 holes
Dista ncc: 6563 yurds (Blue)
627 1 yards (While)
Pur: 72 (Men) 73 (Ladies)
Ril ling: 7 l.S - Glue
70,0 - While
110' 263
PhUIW8, M8
RO E I LO
753· 2760
wCcl/cd 100 km l/unht!tW of
Winn ipeg_
PINE FALLS
GOLF CLUB INC.
9 ho les
Distance: 2972 yards
POr: 35 (Men) 36 (Ludi.,)
Roli ng: 66 (Men) 70 (Lnd ies)
Morden, Man.
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1992 Mmlitooo Golf JOIly/llil
-
Bo,298
Pine Falls. MD
RO E IMO
367· 8463
1)11{1 ( lOin
I'INE RIDGE G OLF CLUB
lR hules
Dlst li llces: 641 1 )'Il rd .~
( Alllc) 63 10 yal'l.Js (White)
Pur : Hlue · 72 (Men)
Whi te · 7 1 (Men)
76 (Ladlc!!)
RlIlh'2: OIue - 72 (Men)
76,5 (Lad les)
White 7 1 (M en)
74 (Lutlics)
RI VERVIEW C OU
9 holes
l)lslnncc; 2776 yards
9 holes
Dlstllncc : 26 19 yords
&
COUNTRY CLUIl
35 ( M en)
Pur: 34 (Men) 36 (Ladi es)
Pll r :
Rilling : 64 (Men)
Rulln).:: 66 (Men) 6 ~ (Lmlics)
8 0x 667
Morris, MU
Reslo n, MU
ROM IXO
877 -3692
ROG IKO
LnrfltPd I kill IW' f l of RrSlO1I II'Mdl I~ 260 km lI'esl of
Wpg. (m II wy. #2.
746-2027
w r f/t f'fl 1!2 km t(HI of flu! brldgt' /1/ tIlt· lIorth cml of
M fJ rri.f wllir h ;,f 65 km ,fO .1t1t oj Will/lfjlt'S W I H lI'y. 75.
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R2C 2Z2
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CHI G(Jnl~m
222- 1573
of N INhwtly
Hmul.
1\It'~ 1
PI.EASANT V ALU; Y Gou '
C I.UII ( B ELMONT)
1Mholes
OISlullcc:
5875 yan.ls (White)
534U yurds (Red)
Pur: 7 1
Killing:
Whi le - 68(Mt n)
Red - h5 (Me n)
69.5 - (Lud Ic .. )
Uelmont . M B. ROK OCO
537 -262R
wC{l/t'd
O il
R(NU/ #340, 15 km ,f fmtll
o/ Hr llllotlf 11'11(('11 Il' I 85 kIll
.w uthh'e.ft ()f Wi llll ilu' R OI l fllghwoy
ltV .
I'OR'I'A(;E I.A I) RAIllIE
COL>' CLU B
I K holes
Dlstallces: 6355 yurds (Blue)
6 10.5 yards (White)
SK20 ynrd, (Red)
New Clubhouse complete with:
• Fine dining • Spacious m embers lounge
• Separate banquet facility for up to 250
We welc ome tournaments and functions Inc luding:
• Brunches • Gradua tions • Weddings • Wind-ups
• Lunc heons . Dinner Mee tings . Bridal Showers
and more!
Home of the 1993 CPGA
Transamerican Golf Championship
Phone: 204-222-6477 Fax 204-222-5118
Iln r : 36 (Me n) 37 (LlltHes)
Rutin..:: Blue - ' (I.U (Men)
Whil e - 69.0 (M en)
67 ,5 (Men)
72 .5 ( Lildi cs)
lIed -
8nx 7 1S
fJorlllge Ln Jlrn lrle. Mil
RI N 3C2 R57.(,I 77
1.0('011'(/ ritl
'~lcm(1
Park in PorttlRe.
R AT RI VER G OLF CI.UII
9 hult s
Uis toll('(' : 2506
GOLFPINAWA
SceniC, challenging 18 hole golf course
along the Winnipeg River, one hour
northeast of Winnipeg,
y Ll rd ~
I).. r : 33 ( Men)
Rn1il11l: 64 (Men)
8 0x 5 11 ,
St. IJlerre·J olys. MB
ROA IVO
433·71 77
u)('(jf~d 1m H wy. liSt), 50 kill sO/llh
Competitive dally rates :
Weekday fees - $15 Seniors - $13
Weekend fees - $18 Cart rentals - $20
(GST Includedl)
o! WI/I/liptl(.
Annual membership fees:
Rw
Adults - $255
Seniors - $230
Students - $130
Juniors - $85
LAKF; AR M
COLI' & COUNTRY CLU D
9 hules
Distance: 2665 yards
1'lI r : Rille 70 (M en)
White · bfU (M en)
72 ( Lad les)
Rulln. , fi3.~ (Men) 67 (Lad les)
1l" lmerlowlI, ON
J'OV l e o
(807)
-One oj tile bes t kept secl'ets
In Manitoba " - TEEOFF.
735- 2 69~
Call for reservations
and tournament Info,
Pro Shop 753-2294
Clubhouse 753-2760
ID
Course Rating
Men's:
Blue - 71,5
White - 70,0
Ladles:
Red - 70,0
1992 M(mitooo Coif JOllmal
While · 70 (Men)
70 (Ludies)
925 WRit Streel. Wlnnlpt!g. MU
R2K 2'1'4 66l1-RS II
ROIII ,I N GOLF
CONGRATULA7'IONS
T07'HE
MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION
FROM
&
COUNTRY CLUII
9 ho les
DlJohUll'cS: 3102 (Dlue)
2978 (While)
Pur: Blue · 70 (M en)
White · 68.5(M cn}
72 (Llldies)
RallnA: Blue · 70, White ·
R USSEl.L GOL ..
BOJC 31.Roblln,MII
ROO. IPO 937.4774
Locmed I 1/2 kill nonh and I km
& COUNTRY CLUU
9 ho les
OI.'1 lnnce : 3097 yard ~
I'nr: 7 1 (M en) 36 (LlIdics)
kllLlnJ.: : 70 (Men) 70(Ludies)
Sox !l61. Russell. M n
east of Robli n. 392 kill nonhwesl of
Wpg. at jU IIl:liuli uf Il wYI> , HS &
Lnrmed (III lI",y. 1145, .5 lem eW't vj
6~ . 5
N83
ROJ I WO
773-2969
R,,~'scl/ which Is J50 km fIOrt"Wf'St
of Wpg, on the Yl'lImvh f'(ul Rowf'.
ROLA N!) GOo. .. CLUB
SANlllIILLS GOo. ..
& COUNTKY CLU B
9 ho les
Distance: 2499
yard~
I):.r: 33 (Men) 33 ( Llldics)
Ruling: 62 (Men) 64 (Lad ies)
MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE
ENQUIRIES PHONE:
JOHN OLTHOF - 668-9526
Genora l Manager
RAIG YAHIRO - 668-8511
Golf Pro
St.
Boniface
Golf Club
100 Youville St., Wpg.
Uux 225, H.nlund, MIJ
RIIG 11'11 343-2409
wl'lIled I kill 1-\'(',\' / (lml J kill IIorrh
of Rolantl whi{'h ;,r 100 km
s(mtlrll'c.ft tlf wpJ<. Oil /-Iwy. #23.
Ros ' MERE GOLF
& CO UNTRY CLUB
9 holc~
OISlunce: 3263 yards
lIar: 36 (Men) 35 (Ludies)
KuliuK: 72 (Men)
Box 160. Car berry. Mil
KOK 0110
18 holes
DistUIICl'S: 64 1S yards (Glue)
6204 yn rd" (While)
Pur: White · 70 (Men) 73 (Lad ies)
Rlltlng: Blue · 7 1 (Me n)
73 .S (Lu dic .~)
SANDY HOOK
GOLF CLUB
50 MILES NORTH
OF WINNIPEG
VIA HIG HWAVS
II OR 9
Labour Day
Alternate Shot Classic
September 5-6, 1992
233-4276
1992 Mn"ilooo Golf Jour/1II1
233-2497
lem .\'()ulh oj
km west of
WPll" jlw ,{Omit of the Trmu ·
CllfI(U/(I H/~hwcly,
Home of the Original
For information teJephone:
R34-3349
/ tlX'lliea on I-/w)" 115, .5
C~jrbl!rr)' wllidlls 158
1-389-5466
S ANOY HOO K G OI. F· C LUII
18 holes
Dista nce: 6096 yords
IJllr: 1 J (Men) 73 (Ladies)
Rilling: 69 (Men)
Dux 10, Sundy Hook, M U
ROC2WO
389·377 1 389·5466
Ux:Clltd
on Plr.fI Ave.. S(lndy Hook.
b,.,wt't'" fl wys, N9&81111l/ 3 k",
north of Wlflllipeg Hearl!. Sandy
Nook Is (lbo11l 80 k", ,,()rth of Wpg.
Oil Uigll w"y #9.
S COTS WOO l) LI NKS
(EI.M C REEK)
9 holes
Distance: 2940 yards
Pu r: 33 (M en)
ROling: 69 (Men)
"~hn Cr eek, MB
ROC ONO 436·2600
ux:altd .80 lem we.ft of Jun ction
Highway 111 (ml/II/ ) .
SELKIRK G OI .F
& COUNTRY C LUII
18 holes
1) lstance : 6148 yards
Par : 7 1 (Men) 73 (Ladies)
Rutlng: 70 (Men) 72 (Uidies)
Uox IS, 100 SUlhe rluud AvtlluC
Selkirk, Mil MIA 21:U
482· 59 11
l.txtued east uf Main S/reet il/
Selkirk ,35 lem IInnll nf Willn l,Jeg 011
Hlghlllay 119.
SO UTII 1NT ERLA KJl GOLF
& COUNTRY CLUB
(WARREN)
S IlI LO GOLF C LUn
18 holes
Distullcc: 6 11.)1 yords
I)ar: 7 1 (M en) 7 1 (Ludics)
Roling: 69 (M en) 7 1.3 (ladi<s)
" ox 15.
C. r. D. Shllo, MB
ROK 2AO 765·2 128
I R ho les
u)ctJIed ,fOWl! o! the Tr(lIl j ,Cflllodo
H ig/HI'llY 01/ RO{uJ 11304. /1 Is /H.1rf of
,h,. (1mI' Min Anlltll Foret's base,
loc(ltcd 176 k", we,f l of Wi1l ll lppg.
Olstnnce: 6907 yards (Blue)
6776 yards (While)
6255 yards (Red)
Par: 7 1 (M en) 74 (Uidies)
R.li.lln/.:: 73· Blue 72,,5 · Whi le
70· Red (M en)
75 · Red (Ladies)
Box 18 1, Wa rrt n, MU
RO E 3EO 322.5335
SNOW LAK.: GOLF C LU8
9 ho les
Distance: 2450 ynrds
Pur: 33
nux K62
S now La ke. M B
ROn IMO 358·2744
S O URlslG I.ENWoo n
G OU ' C O URSE
9 holes
Dista nce: 3 13 J yards
Pur : 35 (Men) 36 (l.,.::Id ies)
Rilling: 70.S (M ell) 69 (Ladi. s)
8 0x 985
Suurl'4, ~fO
ROK 2eO 483·2956
l..ccat(!(/1 ,6 Ie". sourh of ~u urjJ' 0 11
NI/o:hll'uy 1122 (lml t/Ulfl I lem east,
Souris Is 240 kill 1IIt'.\', uf Willllipe/o:
(JII I/ IVY. 112.
S O UTH WOOl) GOLF
&
C O UNTRY CLUB
18 holes
DlstAllce : 6200 yards (Blue)
6079 ynrd, (While)
P Ar: 70 (Men) 72 (Ladics)
RHllng: Blue - 70 (Men)
While · 69 (M en)
74 (Ludies)
nox 602, Wlnnll)eg. MB
R3C 2K3 269·73 15
ST, B ONIFACE GOLF' C1 .UII
1Mho les
Dista nces: 62 10 yat'ds (Blue)
6146 Yll r~ (While)
Pur: 72 (Men) 74 (Ladies)
Ruling: Wh ile · 70 (Men)
74 (Llldies)
Blue · 69.3 (Men)
Ro x 44, Norwood G rovtl
Winnipeg, MB RlH 3 nR
233·4276
ST, C II ARLES
COUNTRY C LUII
27 holes
Olslllnccs:
NS - 6442 yurds ( Hille)
· 62 19 ynrds (White)
SW - (0,5 12 ynrd ~ (l3Iuc)
- 6234 yurds (W hite)
NW - 6466 yards (Bille)
- 62 13 yunts ( White)
I'ur: 72 (Men) 74 (Llidies)
Muting:
NS • Bille
. 7 1.5 (Men)
• 76 (Ladies)
- Whi le - 70..5 (Men)
. 73 .5 (Ladies)
100 Counlry '1LIb HOAd
Wlnnl pt:t;, MIl
R3K IZJ
888·8229
STEINIIACII
F LY' IN GOLF CLU 8
18 holes
Olstllnces:6453 yards (Olue)
6064 yards (White)
Par: 72 (Men) 73 (Ladies)
Ra lln,,: Bille . 70 (Men)
7 1 (Lad ies)
While - 68 (Men)
Uux 42 1. S lclnbnch, MU
ROA 2AO
326·68 13
Lot'll/ed 0 11 thl! l!{ut .\'ide of tlU'
hillhw(,y, j"sllIQrth of SIf! lflbil('h
IIIhlt '" i,l' 4R kill $(JuthetMl of
Wjlllllpt'g, !HI !-liN/MllY 11 12.
Steil/bach
" Th_ Automobile City".
&ELKIQK
Tm~ UOM" OF
1'1-1., AUTO·C ITY PRO·AM
Colrand
CounLry Club
V ,SITORS W ELCOME
TmzT IMBS AVA ILABLE
CALL
1-482-5911
24 ,·IOURS
IN ADVANCE
100 S UTHERLAND AVE.
Box 15,SELKIRK, MB RI A2BI
18 HOLES
LICENSED CLUB HO USE
PRO SHOP
DRIVING RANGE
m
1992 Manitoba Golf }oumal
SWAN RI VER GOLF
& COUNTRY CLUU
VIKIJEN WELLVIEW
\) holes
9 holes
H;I't'r
which /1 485 km 'IOrl/III'eM oj
Willl,ip"R (m 1-1i8hw(/V NIO.
T EULON GOLI'
& COUNTRY nUll
I H holes
Distul1cc: 6402 ynrds
l'a r;
(Mel!) 72 (Ludics)
}(ullng: 7 1 (Men) 69 (Ladies)
lIox 33. Tculon MB
ROC 300 886·2639
l..o('(1ft'd IIm',h of T(,,,IOII II'hkll is
ulHllI1 50 klllllo,.,h of Willl/il't'S lUI
flighwCIJ' 117,
n
t
Til E PA S ( HALe ROW
LAKE) GOL .. CLUII
t) holc"!
DI.~ luncc : 3D)) ynrds
Ifur: 69 (Men) 36 (Lnclics)
Muuk Huud
Thonll)Son. MB R8N IN6
LtJ(:lIted 011 HfH,d 11.19 1, .I kl/l Ilortl,
ufThulllflS(JII w"irh is 7.1X kill IIorlf.
of WitmifJ{·g 011 RU{I(11I391 ,
TRANSCONA GOL .. CL.UIJ
1Mholes
Oi.o;hmcc: ~ 7 43 yord s
Pnr: 7 1 (M~n ) 72 (LHdicli)
Rilling: 67 (Men) 70.5 (Ludb)
nox 146
2 120 Dugald Ruud
Winnipeg. MIS
R2C 2Z5
222· 617 1
TIJxmo GOLF CLU U
18 holes
Ulstnnce: 5925 yards
Pur: 7 1 (Men) 72 (Ladles)
Kuling: 68.5 (Men) 70 (Ladies)
Unx 2606
The I'n."I, M n
R9A IM9 623·755 1
Lm:{/Il'd I 1/2 km wt>.fl o/Cnrl'nf
Ril 't' y
74 (LwJie!o)
P.O. "ox S42
l1ux 392
VIr<lcn.MD
ROM 2 0 748· 172 1
LocO/ed I kill 1I'l!.ft (If ,II" tow" (If 'he
jllllrtinll oj fl/IJhway 1183 (lIId HOlUl
#257. Virden if 291 kill WI"Sf oj
1992 Mlmito/Jn oJi /ollnr(lJ
IS holes
Dlstill.cc : :'1201 yards
1'111': 6H (Men) 69 (Ludie~)
Rntlug: 63 (Men) 67.5 (I..l\dics)
10 Des Mcurnn/l
Wlnnll)cg. MU
257· 1264
RlM 2X6
W,)g. 0/1 lire TrtllI,I -C/lIIl1dll 1Iwy.
WINKLER Gou' CLUII
9 hole"
DIstlillce: 30 17 yards
WASA(;AMING GOLF CLUIl
18 holes.
.tar: 36 (Men) 37 (Ludit:s)
Kulin ,,: {)9 (Men) 67 (Lad ies)
Box 940
Ulstn nce: 6270 yards
Pur: 72 (Men) 7f1 (I.adies)
Killing: 69 (Men) 73 (Ludies)
Uox 52 Wasngmnlng, Mil
ROJ 2110
K4~ . 7445
Wlnkler. MB
ROG 2XO 325.7S~2
IAcO/et/ 0/1 1511, S,reet III '''e II'I',fl
,f/t/t' of Win k/a whie:" is 130 km
J'olliit of Willllipe/( 011 "'IVY, 1114,
WILIJ EWOOD CLUO
W INN II' EG CANOE CI. II
Y hoicli
Q holes
I)lslunce: 3041 yurds
OISlullce: 2M4 yards
1'lIr: 34 (Men) 36 (Ladle!»
Killing: 00 (Men) 69 ..5 (L.'ldh:s)
47 Dunkirk Plllcc
Winnipeg. MU
Jlllr: 36 (Men) 36 (Ladies)
}(1It1ng: 70 (M en) 73.5 (Ladies)
76 1 Nurlh Drive
Wlnlllpcg.MU
R3TOAJ
2~4 · 7385
Rutlnr.: : 67.;ii (Men) 71 (I.adics)
95 Woodneld Boy
Winnipeg. MU
R3R lZ l
~~~ . 2 ~67
du Maurier Ltd.
Classic
Sanctioned by :
W INIlSOR PA RK
COl .•' CO RSE
I
Dlstttncc: ~ l:n yard ..
"Ar: 36 (Men) 38 (Ladies)
Rullnw,: tW.S (Men ) 70 (Ladies)
K;tling: Hlue · 72 (Mlm)
While ~ 7 tl .~ (Men)
734 · 393~
Lm'UII!114 k lllll't'.\'/ U/SII'(l1I
9 holes
3269 yards (Blue)
JlAr : 37 (Men ) 37 (Ludies)
6Y (Men) 69 .5 (Ladic:,)
nux 423.
SWflll River, MlJ
ROL I ZO
(;01 .•' CWU
Dlslance: 32 16 yards (White)
Ulslul1('c: 1()~2 yn rd ~
I'"r: 36 (Men) 36 ( Ludi t:: .~)
Klllill~ :
TIIOMI'SON COL .. CWII
August 10 to 16, 1992
St. Charles Country Club
Winnipeg, Manitoba
TOURNAMENT OFFICE
Telephone (204) 832-GOLF
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m
R2M OV2
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