1986 - Golf Manitoba

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Contents
AUTO GLASS
Features
Messages , ....... , ... , ......... , , , .... , , "
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MGA Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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In Memoriam .. , .. , .. " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Tournam en t Calendars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 32 -33
Directory 01 Golf Courses ... . .....' .••....... 60-63
Advertisers ' Indox .. , , , . , ... , . , . , •• , , , ..... , , 64
Articles
M .G .A . programs outlinod . . . . . . . . . • • • .
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Fanning Athlete. Goller of Year . ...... . ......... 10
'86 Manitoba Open pot $50,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
1985 Manitoba Open cut short ................. 14
Dan Halldorson tells his story .,., .... , ....... ,. 18
Manitobans sweep Canadian Junior ...... , , .. , . .. 22
Fanning rep eal S ,,, Manitoba Junior , , ... , , , ..... , 26
Somo unusual rwlo docisions , . . .. . ..••• , ..... , 30
Hashimoto wins Manitoba Amateur ... .. ••. , , .... 34
Doyles laad in Family golf ovont .. . ..... . ... ... 38
Hall prevails In Rural championship .... , . ......... ~ O
Pros provid e variety of services ... , , ..... , , ..... 44
Superintendents go ba ck to 1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Steel wins U.S. award .. .. ............. .. .... 47
Sanders claims SOI'tior cl1ampionship .. . ... . .... .. 48
Froo Press Inter·Club champion ship ., ..... , , ... , , 50
Elmhurst lOpS Crown Lifo ovont ..... , , . , , , ...... 52
Hashimoto claims Jack Blair honors ... , . , . , , .... . 54
Bayeo IntrOduces golf accessories ..... , , .. , , .... 56
Anderson dominates women's golf .,." ... " ... , 58
Walker heads C.L.G.A . . . . . . . . . . . ............. 58
Big year for senior even ts ..... . . , , . .. •••... , . , 59
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 1986
Is publishod by the
MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION
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Winnipeg, Man .
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MANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL 'B6
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Message from the M.G.A. President
Whil e the 1985 golf season Saw the
introduction of several changes in the
ac tivit ies of the Association, 1986 will
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be m arked by con tinued chango
expansion of th e services available to
m ember clubs and a concerted effort to
promoto the gamo at tho grass roots lovel throughout M anitoba.
Tho th roe ~yea r agreement w ith Pacific
Wes tern Airlinos, Budget Rent A Car and
ICG liquid Ga. Co, Ltd. as spon sors and
Southw ood Golf and Country Club has
insured a firm fin ancial base for Tho
M anitoba Open. 81 ackwood s Bevoragos
will continue thoir support of the tournam ent and we wo lco me Lab alt's and
Hudson Bay Win e and Spirit as new associates. The partici pation of 20 additional Corporate Patrons w ill ensure the
tournament's financial viabitity.
The pri ze purse In 1986 will be
$50.000. a" increase of more than 250
per cent from the 1984 level, with com mitments from sponsors to furth er increases over the term of the agreem ent.
Th e consistent invo lvement of the
Southw ood Golf and Country Club w ill
enable the part ies to the agreelTlent to
assess th e probl ems related to th o in
creased magnitud e of th e event .
The changes intro duced in 198 5 ex
panding the Championship flight s to the
low 60 and tias In both th e M anitoba
Amatour and M anitoba Junior will be
con tinuod. The successful golf cemp for
rural Juniors at Carm en w ill also be repea ted as well as the camp for elite play
ers in Winnipeg for bo th city and rural
juniors.
Manitoba's M ale Athl ete of the Year •
in 1985, Todd Fanning, will ca p an illustrious junior ca reer by attempting to becom e th e second player to w in three
consecutive M anitoba Junior Cham-
Jim Sristow
Broez y Bend
plon ships. Todd will olso defend his Can adian Junior Championship in Edmonton
In hopes of becoming Manitoba's only
two-t ime winner of th e national event.
The m aj or area of new direc ti on and
service comes with th e addition to our
full -time staff of a Technical Dire ctor.
Todd Teplltski. In addition )0 being a
former Junior Champion and Willingdon
Cup tea m member, has an acad emic
background closely related to tho work
he is undertaking. The role of th e Tech·
nical Director will evolve ove r th e year
as neo ds are identified. Th e initial aroas
of concentration will be at the elite junior
GREETINGS FROM THE PROV INCE OF MANITOBA
Lsrry Desjlfrdins
May I take th is opportunity
on behelf of th e Province of
Manitoba to ex tend w arm
wi shes to the members or tho
Manitoba Golf A ssociation.
Congratulations to th o oxecutive, w orking committees in
all clubs and the army of volun teers invol ved for their efforts
in providing more opportunities
for M anitobans to play thi s
wonderful game.
Bes t w ishes for cOI1tinued
succ ess in the development of
the sport of golf, especially
with the junior age pi eyers.
Sincerely,
L.L. Desjardins
Minister Responsiblo for Sport
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level and the grass roo ts level. Our ultimate goal is to expand interest in the
game by developing programs for use in
high schools and by other groups and
to make expertise availabl e to all rural
areas of M anitob a.
The establi shment of the Technical Di rec tor's position is not in conflict with
the efforts and activities of the M a nito ~
ba Professional Golfers Association. Our
programs contemplate th eir continued
InvolvemelH at tho lovel of previous
years and hopefully our cfforts will be
of diroc t benefit in expanding their ac tivity in all areas of the Provin ce. The establi shment of th is position has been
made possible by a grant from the Man·
Itoba Sports Federation.
The Associ ation has assembled a collection of video instructi onal and informational tapes for ell levels which aro
available to m ember clubs through the
golf offi ce on a reservation basis. In
1986. the M.G.A . will continuo its pro·
gram of Irelrating and (relmeasuring
member courses and w ill provide distance plaqu es upon completion and
reques t.
This seventh successful edition of tho
Golf Annual Is our only opportunity for
direc t contac t with th o m ore than
10.000 members of the M.G.A . I trust
you will enjoy the contents of your annual. We would al so welcome enquiries
from members and clubs concern ing our
existing services and the requirements
of member clubs. Thi s parti cipation by
the membership w ill enabl e us to botter serve your needs.
Best wi shes for an enjoyabl e golf
season.
Jim Bristow
President, Manitoba Golf Association
BEST WI SHES FROM RCGA PRESIDENT
On behalf of the Royal Can.
dien Golf Associotion, it is my
ploa sure to convey our very
bes t wi shes to the Manitoba
Golf Association and all Man ~
itoba golfers for a success ful
and enjoyabl a 1986 season.
Manitob a ha s pr odu ce d
some of Canado's fines t golf·
ers and its junior golfers proved
e credit to th province las t
yoar producing the Pepsi Canadian Junior Championship and
Junior Intorprovincial Team
Championships.
Douglas Srewer
The hospitality and courtesy
extended to our off icials and the co mpetitOrS during 111eso
eventS w as grea tl y appreciated and we look forward to return
ing to Manitoba thi s yea r for th e 25th Senior Championship
of Canad a, and to our continued associa tion w ith " friondly
M anitoba".
Douglas G. Brower, Presi dent
Royal Canadian Golf Association
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1986 MGA COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President - J im Bristow, Breezy Bend
Presiden t-Elect
AI Gray, Charleswood
Past President
AI M aca tavish, Elmhurst
Vice-President
Rud y Boivin, Southwood
Vice -President
Ba rrie Sanders, Carm an
Treasurer
Execut ive Director
Ken Hanford , Niakwa
Bob Forca nd, Breezy
Tournament Secretary - Gavin McFad zea n
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Manitoba Open
Tournamants
Junior Development
Rural Events
Special Events
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ASSISTANTS
Keith Arm strong, Niakw a
AI Gray, Charles w ood
Barri e Sanders, Carm an
Bob Forcand, Breezy Bend
Lorne Kingyens, Bel Acres
Moe Solomon, Elmhurst
Ted Chop, Nothern aire
OTHER MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
Steve Bannatyne, St. Charles
Jim Berry, Reston
Ron Casse ls, Assiniboinc
Geoff Chand ler, Kill arn ey
George Delorme, Transcona
Bob Genoway, Mord en
LlOyd Goodman, Pine Rid ge
Peter Guenther, Steinbac h
Ken Kovacs, Ro ssmere
J ack Kullberg, Brandon
Gord Lenton, Se lkirk
Don MacDonald, Pine f3idge
Al an Maxwell, St . Charles
Brian MacPherson, Southwood
Mel Montgomery, Carman
Dave Morri son, Breezy Bend
Mike Mykyt yn, Six-Thirt y Club
Larr y Nahac hew sky, Shllo
Ed Revel, Teulon
Jim Scollan, Elmhurst
Warren Sco tt, St. Boniface
Ron Solomon, Glendale
J im Sorenson, Glodstone
Dick Spraque, Charleswood
Ken Stadnek, Arborg
Bob Staffo rd, Niakwa
Clarence Sveinson, Canoe Clu b
M ark Tessier, Thompson
Rick Thain, MuniCipal courses
Dr. Gene Theodore, Swa n Ri ver
Weiland Will iam s, Bel Acres
Wayne Worobey, Wildewood
MGA YEARBOOK COMMITTEE
General Chairman - Rudy Boivin
Editorial Director - Ralph Bagley
Adverti sing - Ken Hanford, Gord Pattison , Gav in McFadzean, Keith Arm strong, Bob Stafford, Rick Thain,
Gord Lenton, Barb Palleva .
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lIn lItmnriam
JOSEPH WATSON KACHOR
A hardworking membor of the Carman Golf Club w ho
also served nearly 10 yea rs on the M anitoba Golf A sso ~
da tion Council. Joe Kechar died Septem ber 15, 1985,
at his Carman residence. He was 62.
Joe Kachor was an er'l thu siasti c booster of rural golf
activities and played an ac ti ve rolo in th o staging of tho
M GA's rural ama tour an d sonior champi onship tourn ament at Hecla Island in recent yea rs.
He was
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mombor of the Ca rm on Golf Club since
1957 and on the MGA Council since 1977, enjoying
the fellowship an d always a w illing wo rker.
He is survivod by his w ife M ari o, daughtors D ebb io
Crease and Cindy Takva m of Winn lpog, four grandchildren, his fath or Hnet Kec hor of Va ncouver, broth ers Bill
of Hllbre, Man .. end Pete of Kenore, ant .. and sis ters
Mary CrombIe and Ruth Bittn er of Vancouver, Jean For·
dyee of Kenlon, Man.. and Emily Kamp of Melville, Sask.
Joe wi ll be missed eround the Carman Golf Club and
a t th o Rural tourn aments.
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M ICHAEL PIDLASKI
On e of M anitoba's bos t known golf ers and a former
provincial Amateur champion, Mike Pidlaski died Apri l
30 at the age of 69.
He was ac ti ve for many yea rs at 51. Boniface Golf
Club, before moving to Elmhurst Golf and Country Club,
w here in recent years he spent many hours on the prac tice fai rwa y.
Mike Pidlaski won th o M anitoba Amatour cham pion·
ship in 1949 and 1960, defeating St. Boni face clubmatc
Bill Budd Ihe first yea r, thon topping brOlher an d cl ub
mate BUI Pidlaski in 1950. Both later won the Am ateur
crown , Budd In 1951 and Bill Pidlaski in 1960 and 1963.
M ike was also runner·up to Southwood's Allan Boes
in the 194 8 Amateur 'final and he wa s twice runner-lIp
in the M anitoba Open, behind Bob Reith in 1950 and
behind Hal Eldsvig in 19 52.
He was al so a great compotitor in tho MGA Inlor Club
events, playing on the wi nning team 11 times
seven
for St . Bonifece in 194 7-49 -50-51-52 -54 -57 and four
for Elmhurst in 195B -6 1-65 -68,
He was predeceased by his wi fe Elsi e and is survived
by two broth ers, Bill and John, bo th in Wi nnipeg, and
a sister, Ann e Pylatuk, in British Columbia.
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Manitoba Golf Association's
programs, objectives outlined
By Ken Hanford
Executive Direct or.
M anit oba Golf Association
The M anitoba Golf A ssociation is an
Inco rporated spon s ass ociati on w hose
purposes are, genorall y speakin g, the
encouragement and developm ent of golf
in Manitoba. It Is recogni zed as th e gov
erning body of golf in thi s Province by
th e Royel Canadian Golf A ssociati on,
Eligibility for mombership in th e A ssociation is ex tended to all privata golf
clubs and municipally owned or individ ually-owned courses in Manitoba.
The A ssociation fun cti ons under the
direc tion of an elect eq Coun ci l w hose
method of elect ion and rospo" sibllities
are outlined in the bylaws.
T he more detail ed work is under th o
supervision of the President' and Exocu
live Committee. whil e day-l a-day IYIan
agement is under the Executive Diroctor.
T he objec ts of the A ss ociatIon are:
0) to develop, encourage and control
tho game of golf in the Province of M a ni ~
toba and Broa of jurisdicti on.
b) to arrango, schedule and supervise
such tourn aments in th e Provin ce as
may be con sidered desirable in rolation
to object (a). To receive entries and so t
entry fees.
c ) to protect the interest s of the game
of golf and to uphold tha Rulas of Golf
as approved for use in Canad a by the
Royal Canadian Golf Ass ocia ti on,
GEN ERAL
1. All m ember clubs of th e M anitoba
Golf A ssociation are al so members: o f
THANKS
The Manitoba Golf A ssociation
expresses th ank s to the following
org ani zatio ns and busin oss firms
who have made grants and dona·
tions to the associa tion:
Provin ce o f M anitob a Sport
Direc torate
Manitoba Sport s Federation
Gaming Fun ds
Winn ipeg Free Pross
Crown Llfa
Paci fic Wes torn A irlines
Bud get Rent A Car
Carling O'Kee fe Brew eries
Ford Motor Company
M eaghers D istill ery
The Winn ipeg FOLlndetion
Blackwood Beverages
M olson's Brew ery
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th e Royal Can adian Golf A ssociati on.
Eacl1 club m ambor (adult m ale 19 yea rs
of age and over ) is issued a Manitoba
Golf A ssociation
Royal Canadian Golf
A ssociation membership card w ith a
space for the club name, the reverSe side
of w hich ha s space for the individual'S
name and updating space for hiS o fficial
handica p. This card Is invaluable w hon
Visiting oth er c lub s, and al so mu st be
presented to th e st arter at each official
M anitob a Golf A ssociatio,' tournament
with updated handicap.
2. Only holders of off icial ca rd s are
enti tled to ont or a Manit oba Golf A sso ~
ciati o n s an c t io n ed and o p erat ed
tournament.
3. The M anitoba Golf A ssociati on
condu cts Provincial Championships, the
Crown Life, North Am erican Life Famll y
ovont and the M ani toba Open.
4. Inte r~Provin c i a l Team events in Jun
lor M en's, M en's Am oteur and Senior·
M en's. The co mposition of tho va rious
Provincia l Teams are determin ed end
qualified by the Assoc iati on.
5. The Manitoba Gol f Association pro
vides all tOUrt1Olmen t prizes and troph ies
w here required. A U pormanen t trophies
are ins w ed by tho Mani toba Golf A sso·
ciation and retained for safe keeping and
engraving w hen required.
6. For rural mam bers onl y, the M anitoba Golf Associa tion conduc ts the Rural
A mateur, Ru ra l Senior an d the M eagher
Beefea ter lone team ovon t. Tho Higher
Handicap was tried in 19B4 w ith a small
entry and was abandoned in 1985 be ~
cause of lack of en tries. Full Information
regarding each evon t is forwarded to
each club at the stan of tho golf season.
7. A Junior Development Prog ram by
the Manhoba Golf Associa tion has proved to be a ve ry ac tive and rewardi ng ex ~
porionce for any Junior golfer w ho has
attended a golf camp, participa ted in
Sunday Junior Inter·Clubs or the Jllnior
Cham pionship. Three gol f cam ps wo re
held in 1985, the Carma" Rural Golf
Camp, the Elite Camp and the Urban
Golf Cam p, and provod to be beneficial
to all Juniors rural and urban.
(Continuod on page 30)
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Todd Teplitski named
MGA Technical Director
Todd Tepli tski, a 25 yo ar·old graduBte
of Iho recrea tional stud ies; assumed
du ti es in February as th e first Technical
Direc t or for the M anitoba Golf A ssoci
ation.
Whi le th e job is new, Teplit sky is no
stra nger to tho M anitoba golf scene. He
w as provincia l jllnior champion In 19 79
and a member o f th e provin Cial team
th ill year and al so was a mernber o f
M anitoba's W illingd on ClIP te,HH in
198 4 ,
Last yea r, he fini shed fourth in the
M anitoba Amateur cham pIonship at
Pine Ridgo, hi s homo club, but didn't take
part in tho Will ing don Tonm trials
because he left on a honeymoon, havIng been marri ed ju st t wo day s ',ofore
th e Am ateur startod.
He gra duated from the Uni ve rsi ty of
W innipog w ith a Bachelor of Recreational Stud ies degree and las t year
worked on golf course mainten ance at
John Blumberg muniCipal COurse for the
summar, then became program direc tor
at M apl es Cornrn l Hlit y e illb until hi s
MGA appoinlment in February.
In Ihis now nasl ti on, To plit ski w ill be
involved irl all OSPOC IS o f th o develop
Todd Tep//l sk/
lI~en t of golf programs for the M anltoba
Golf A ssociation. Ho oxpec ts much o f
his earl y work wi ll be involved With
junior golf developm ent, par ticularly in
Iho ru ra l area s of the prOVi nce,
MANI rOBA GOLI ANNUAL ' 86
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Golfer of Year,
Athlete of Year
honors won by
Southwood youth
Todd FannIng of Southwood poses with frophy and
large photo of himself aftor being named Manitoba M alo
Athleto of Ihe Yeer for 1985 by Monilobo Sporlswrit.rs'
and Sportscasters' Associa tion 81 the annual BWBrds
dinnor in January.
Todd Fanning dominates
Manitoba golf scene again.
For th e second straigh t year, a you ng
golfer frorn Sou thwood Gol f and Coun·
tr y Club dom ina ted tho M anitoba golf
scene in 1985.
For 17 yeor old Todd Fanning, Ihe accoledes just kopt pouring in long oHer
the gol f sea son had ended and into the
current year 85 he surpassed his incred·
iblo foa ts o f the previous year.
Fanning 's 1985 gol f acco rnpli shfnents
Incl uded: his second straigh t M anitoba
Junior championship, 8 good showing in
the Canadian Amateur c hampionship at
Saskatoon, tho Conadian Junior cham plonsl1ip and mambar o f the winning Intorprovlnclal team, member of th e
winning lOam in the M anitoba Junior
inter club competition, member o f the
w inning toarn il1 the Manitoba /M inneso ta m atches.
In the previous yoar, Fanning had won
both th e Manitoba Junior and Amatour
titles and played on both provincial
teams, for which he was namcel Manito10
be Golfer o f tl1e Yea r for 1984.
Fanning was again chosen 8S Golfor
o f th e Year for 1985, but the honors
didn' t Sl OP there.
He was also elected I)y the Manitoba
Sportswriters Dnd Sportsca sters A sso cia tion as Manitoba's male Athl ete o f
the Year for 1985, the first golfer to win
that honor since pro Dan Holldorson in
1980 and the first amateur gol f w inner
since 1968 whon Jimmy Doyle won the
Canadian Amateur title.
Othor golfers to win tho honor wero
Ted Homonulk in 1961 and George
Knudson In 19 59 and 1960. Halldorson
was also a double winner, first beil''1g honored in 1978.
Fanning was also named Manitoba
Junior Athlete of the Year.
In both season s, Fanning was the
Manitoba winne r of the Royal Canadi
an Golf Associa tion's Junior Achievem ent Award , for which he earned a
return trip to the Canadian Open cham -
pionshlp to obsorve the top tour play
OrS in ac tion and havo a chance to
mingle with them.
Fanning won the 1985 Manitoba Golf
er of the Year honors over two other
players who played B very dominant role
in the past season - Terry Hashimoto
and Gail And orson, both o f 51. Charles
Country Club and both to be m issing
from the loca l co mpetitive scene th is
year,
Hashimoto, a former two time w inner
'of the Golfer of Vear honors lin 1976 and
1980), was a runaw ay winne r of the
Manitoba Amoteur and anchor man on
the Willingdon Cup toam.
Ho turned pro fessional last fall, made
ono attempt for his playod card on the
U,S, tour and plans to try again lator th is
yea r, He's opora tlng the pro shop at Bol
Acres Golf Club this summer, as well as
his Caddy Shed stores.
Anderson , also a form er Golfer of the
Year winner (1983). was also a runaway
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winner in the women's amateur championship and anchored the M an itoba
women's leam in th e national play.
She has been att9r'lding univorsity in
th e south for tI'I e past three years and
her family has now moved to Kelowna,
B,C., so sho wan' , bo living In M anitoba
tl'lis summer, but can be expected to be
hoard from out of Briti sh Columbia ,
It marked the 11th yoar the Mani toba
Golfer of the Year has been selected and
honored w ith tho Laba tt trophy and
largo pic ture, which we re presented by
Labatt goneral Manager Vern Penner. In
TOdd 's absence. the presentation was
made to his mother.
Fanning w as on hand to receive his
M anitoba Ath lete of the Year aw ard at
the annual presentatior'l dinnor hold by
the sportswriters association at the Hollow Mug at the International Inn in
January.
Matt Poleschuk, then of Pin. Ridge,
was the fi rst winn er of tho M anItoba
Golfer of the Year award for the 1975
season, Hashimoto won in 1976 and
1980 and another double winner was
Bill Parker, who won in 1979 out of Elm·
hurst and 1962 out of Breezy Bend ,
The other form or winners were Jimmy King of Elmhurst in 1977, Torry More
of Elmhurst in 1978 and Shauna Gechel
of Breozy Bend, who becam e the first
fomale winner in 1981.
Todd 's mo ther. Mrs. L.O. Fanning was on hand to accep t tilt! 1985 Golfer o{ th e
Year award {rom Labatt 's Manitoba gener81 nwnoger Vern Pennaf, prosof) tud IJt the
annual meeting of the Manitoba Golf Association in Febluory.
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Manitoba Open pot
grows to $50,000
Three new major corporate sponsors
will provide the backing as th a Manitoba Open Golf Championship movos into
an era of bigger and better this year.
Pacific Western A irlines, Budget Rent
A Car and ICG Liquid Gas are the new
major sponsors.
Their contributions will go toward a
record $ 50,000 in prize money offered
for the 1986 Manitoba Open, which will
be pleyed Aug. 22-24 at the Southwood
Golf and Country Club.
The Manitoba Golf Association, along
with the sponsors and Southwood hava
also announced this Is the start of a
three-yeer program which will sae th e
Open played at the Southwood course
with the purse to be increased oach
year.
Southwood was also the host club for
the $34,000 Manitoba Open in 1985,
but the weather disrupted what was
shaping up as a mos t successful event.
MGA officials felt the Southwood voluntoer workers deserved another opportunity to stage th e competi tion.
Tho sponsors sought 8 three-year pro-
Southwood Golf and Country Club wi1l be the host fur the 1986 Manitoba 01)80
championship and also for 1987 and 1988 following agreement with new sponsors
end M enitobe Golf Associ8tion.
gram to provid e continuity over a time
when It is hoped the M anitoba Open will
grow.
The accessibilit y of the Southwood
course to th e public, with ample park ~
Ing spa ce provided through an agreoment with the neighboring University of
Manitoba, was 8 (actor In the decision .
If th e tournament is to be 8 success
and draw large crowd s, the feeling was
that Southwood was equipped to handla the traffic.
A steering committee has been established to handle all financia l aspec ts of
tha Open, with the Manitobe Golf As sociation to continue to be in charg e of
the actual tournament pl ay.
The steering committee includes past
president Keith Armstrong and troasure r
Bob Forca nd from the MGA Council,
Southwood open commi ttee chairman
Brien MecPherson and director of golf
Barrie McWha from the golf club. and
sponsor representatives Walt McA.loney
for PWA , Don Mitchell for Budget and
Carl Best for ICG.
A major announcement wa s made in
February to introduce PWA and Budget
as major sponsors, with ICG Liquid Gas
Joining as 8 th ird corporato sponsor in
April.
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In addition to tho major sponsors, the
1986 M anitoba Open will also have consessions support from Blackwood
Beverages, Labates (Manitoba) Brewory,
Hudson's Bay Win e and Spirits and possibly others as well as a group of Open
patrons involved with the promotion of
th e event.
One of the major changes in th e for
mat fortho 1986 Manitoba Open will be
the oliminatlon of the Kins man Pro ~Am
tournamen t on tl1e day before the
54 -hole open start s. It will be replaced
by an invitational event involving a top
group Of proS, with a bonus event for tho
others.
Dan Halldorson, a four-tim e winner of
tho Manitoba Opon titl e and a regular on
the U.S. pro tour, has made a firm com·
mitment to return thi s year and has also
convi nced Dave Barr, hi s partn er on tho
Canadian team which won th e World
Cup championship last year, to come
along. Halldorson also hopes to convince somo oth er tour players to pay a
visit.
" I may bo ablo to convince somo of
my friends that owe me something to
take break from th e tou r, too," ho said,
adding: " I don' t know about Lon Hinkel.
though. He would probably drive Over
some of the greens at Sou thWOOd ."
Bob Beauchemin of Sydney, B.C..
president of the Tournamen t Players Division of the Canadian Professional Golf·
ers Association, also assured Manitoba
Open officials the tournamen t would get
full support from tho Canadian pros.
"The support from your corpora to
sponsors will havo a dramatic effec t On
th ~ calibre of players appearing," he told
a February press con ference called to
announce the Open plans. "The TPO 's
goals are to promote a Canadian tour
and elevate the image of the division
pl ayors."
. He also said tho M anitoba Open dates
wou ld fil with B.C. Open tho following
week and there was an offort being
made for another major tourn amen t in
the procodlng week to tie In with the
Manitoba even t.
He was also sure most of the top
Canadian professionals would taka part
since the Manitoba Opon is included in
1he Labau Order of Merit, which off ers
a $25,000 bonus for the top five players
in the tour of events,
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FIRST MAJOR TOURNAMENT VICTORY
Robbie Phillips
wins abbreviated
Manitoba Open '85
Robbie Phillips
1985 M aniroba Open champion
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The story of the 198 5 Manitoba Open
golf championship should be wrincn on
B roller coast er or an eleva tor - there
wore so many ups-and-downs associa t
ed w ith it.
First thoro w as the " up" feeling of the
fact it was to be the big gest M anit oba
Open in terms of money, offering
$34,000 in pri ze money and $6,000 to
th e w inner.
There was also an optimi stic feeling
about the enthusiasm showod by tt,e
VO lunteers from Southwood Golf and
Country Club. a de terminat io n to make
It tho bo st Mani toba Open ever held.
With a good fi eld assured, th e event
got off to a grea t start when no less
th an 17 professionals broke par at
Southwood during the Kinsman Pro-Am
event, stirring up plenty of Interes t
among golf fans.
Th ere w ere 13 par-bu sters as the 143
players completed their first round on
the Friday, with 8 surprisingly large number of spec tators on hand. This gave
promi se of record crowds for th e
w eekend.
Then the torrential rain s came and the
down part of the coas ter ride began. By
Saturday morning it w as app arent th o
second round w ould have to be call ed
off,
Th ere wa s so much water on O, e
Southwood fai rw ays, the ducks whi ch
uSl lall y dwell on the man-made pond bet w oon the 11th and 18th holos w orD sottling in on th e first fairway instead.
A s the day w ore on and th e rain continued, there was a feoling of despair
among MGA offi cials and the South
w ood oang wh ich had been so enthusias tic just two days earlier.
During the aftern oon, B big decision
was made by tournament chairm an
Keith Armstrong, along w ith the South
wood committoe and player representatives. Sinco Southwood w as unplayable
(as w ere most other COur es in the city),
the field w ould move out to Elmhurst,
wh ere 8 sandy base prevents heavy
ra infall from si tting on the fairways.
Th ey would play th ere Sunday and tho
tournament wou ld bo reduced to 36
holes,
Agoln , the tournament outlook w as
on the upward swing. SOllthwood Open
chairman Brian M acPh erson and his exce llent group of volunteers agreed to
c arry on their dutios at Elmhurst and
Elmhurst offi ci al s also pit ched in to
m ake it a successful day.
Despite cool, w indy w oa th er, m ixed
with a little more moisture. the second
round was pl ayod at Elmhurst and again
a surprisingly largo number of spec t at ors bravod tho clem ents to see it all
happen. M any had to w alk a fair distance to get to th e co urso after parking
along Garvcn Ro ad, too.
The golfers had nothing but praise for
all con co rnod, the Manitoba Golf Associati on, the SOllthwQod gang w ho carMANITOBA GOLF A NNUAL '86
dad on despite tho disappointment of
not comp leting the job that was s tart ~
cd, the Elmhurst officials for their
co -operation, and the fans who braved
the cool weather to follow the players,
The 198 5 M ani loba Open finished on
a high nato and when it was all over,
27 -year-old Robbie Phillips of Jackson's
Point, 0'''It.. emerg pd 8S the champion.
He carded a one-LInder-par 70 at Elm hurst, a cou rse he had nevor seen before, to go with a throe-undor par 67 In
the opening round at Sou thwood for a
36 -hold score of 137 and a one -stroke
vic tory - good for the $6,000 first
pri]o.
It was tho first major tournament vic tory for Phillips, who was in his fifth year
as a golf professional.
Only one behind was Bill Isra elson of
Bemidji, Minn., who also was playing for
the first time at Elmhurst, whore he shot
70 to go with his 68 in the first round
at Sou thwood.
Two more strokes back there a fourway tic for third pla ce with four-tim e
champ and tournament favori te Dan
HaUdorson of Brandon and Winnipeg
joined by Norm Jarvis of Richmond, B.C"
Kelly Murray of Vancouver and Howard
Alkinson of Lond on, ant .. all al 140,
Michael Hutcheon, a young player
from Thunder Bay, won th e Hal Eidsvig
trophy as low ama teur in U18 fie ld with
a 36 hold scora of 146, one beltor than
M anitoba Amateur champ Terry Hashi
mota of 51. Charles and J immy Doyle
and Chuck Arnason, bOlh of Sandy
Hook, who all used 147 strokos for I'ho
two rounds ,
The bost local pros in the tournament
were Jim Stoep of Glendale and Sandy
Patorson of Breezy Bend, who both fin ~
ishod at 147,
Mlchs(J1 Hutch60n
Low amateur in the Open
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And the rains
came
Soggy first fairway a( Southwood. looklil9 (oward clubhouse from sand (rep be side first green. (ells (he story of the wlJshou( (ha( forced 8 rnove to Elmhurst for
the 1985 Opon windup,
In all, 40 pros got into the prize money
with scores of 150 or better and there
were 12 ama teur prize winners at 153
or better,
A tkinson, a Ichhander, had taken the
lead in the first round at Sou thwood
wi th a five under-par 65, but he need ed 75 stroke s at Elmhurst,
Jarvis, Murray and Brian Vance of Ot·
towa sharod runner-up honors in the first
round with 66s, with Phillips grouped at
67 with Falcon Lake's Bud Edwards and
Frank Edmonds of Thund er Bay,
Israelson was at 68. along wi th Daniel
Talbot. Jean-Loui s LaMarre and Dan Mi
jovic, whi le Halldorson and Paterson
completed the par·breaking brigade wIth
69s,
The case for the top prize was an interesting one at Elmhurst on the Sun
day, A fter 27 holos, there were only four
strokes soparating the top sevon players,
Atkinson was still clinging to a narrow
lead with 101, Phillips was at 102, Israelson, Murray and Vance all had 103, Jarvis was at 104 and HiJlldorson at 105
with nIne holes to play,
In the Pro Am even t which kicked off
the festivities at Southwood, Jim Rut ledge of Victoria led the assault on
Southwood's par with a nines of 32-33
for a five under 65.
Grouped at 67 were Israelson, Talbot
and two more U.S. players - Mike
Bonder of Iowa and Keith Parker of
Florida.
Shooting 68 were Manitobans Ben
Smirnov of John BIlll1"lborg and Stan
Homenuik, of Dauphin, along with 8rl·
91"1 Shaw and Terry Miskolczi of Toron to, Greg 015011 of Ottowa and Dan
Koes l ers of New Moxico.
The group at 69 included Pat O'Don nell of Pine Ridge along with Murray,
Vance, Ray Stewart of Vancouver, Lal"l ny Sawchuk of Victoria and Kevin Dickey of Klngslon ,
Halldorsol"l matched par with 70,
along with Ion Doig of Seaforth, Onl. ,
and B.C. swingors Terry H rper and
Steven Anderson -Chapman.
Doig led hIs amateur motes Dave El lis of Breery Bond, Alf Sobkowlch of
Rossmere and Ray Brunei of Southwood
to the pro -am leam honours,
The 1985 Manitoba Open champion
ship was certain ly a tournament to remember ol"ld MGA and Southwood
officials are hoping for a repoat on the
enthusiasm of tho workers and the fans,
but not of the weather for this year's
compo tltlon
again scheduled at
Southwood In August.
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1985 Manitoba Open Prize List
19 8 5 MA NI TOBA OPE N CHAM PIO NSHIPS
PR IZE LIST
PROFES SIONA LS
PRI ZES
131 Robbie Phillips , Jac kson ' s Pt. . Ont.
.. . , $6 ,000 .00
138 Bitl Isra elson, BemidJI, Minn . . , " , . . . . . .
4. 200.00
140 Don Halldofson, Brandon , Man ., .... , " , .. 2,062 .50
140 Kolly Murray, Vanc ouver, B.C ....... . .. . ,"
2.062 .50
140 Howard Atkinson , London , Ont.
.... , . . ,.,
2 ,062 .50
140 Norm Jell/is , Voncouvor . B.C. . . . ..
2,062 . 50
142 Jean·Louls Lamarre, LaPralrlo . P,O. " ..
1,300 .00
143 Ward Stouffor , Burnaby , B.C . .......
14 3
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145
Dan Talbot , 51. Basile La Granda . P,O . . . , .
Brian Vance , Ottawa , Ont . .•. , , , • , . . . . .
Skip Holton , Titusville . ~18 . .. ," , ..... .
Sandy Harper. Nanaimo. B.C . ... ,.........
Doug Lecuyer, dmon ton , A h a. . .. . ... ,..
145 Keith Parker . Now Smyrna Booch. Ha. ..
145 Frank Edmonds , Thundor Bay, Onl. " .... ,
146 Steve Anderson Chapmon . Vlc to rlo . B.C.
14 6 M ike Bender. Ceda r Foil s, lowo " .. ...
146 L(lnny Sawchuk , Vic toria. B.C .. , .. , , . . . .
146 Bornla Starchuk . Toronto . Ont. . .. , • . " .
146 Don MIJovlc. Willowdale . Ont. ." ..• " ' , . ,
147 Jim Steep , Glendale .• . , ...• , . . .• " " . ,
147 Ray Stewa rt , Voncouver. B.C. . ..•• • •... . .
' 47 Sandy Paterson . Breo2y Bond . . . . • . • . . . .
148 Kevin Dickey. Kingston . Ont. .. . . . .. . . .
148 Rick Gibson, Vancouver. B.C , . ,.
14 8 Ken Tarllng , Grimsby, Ont. " . ... , . • . , .
148 Jim Ru tledge, Victoria, B,C . .. , , , , ... , , .
148 Jim Lazarko , St. Charles " , , . . , , .. , .
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14 9 Bob Baauchemin , Sydnoy, B.C . ... , . , . , " "
149 Stan Homeniuk , Daupllin , Man .. ... , , . , • .
149 Sandy Ku reeba , Nelson Bay , Ausl.
149 Torry Mlskolezi , Richmond Hill, Ollt. .
149 A I Scott, Elmhurst ... , , , .
149 Sco tt Kallgos , Sc arhorouoh , Ont.
149 Doug Warno,', MlsSlssHugl;l , Ont.
'4 9 Gerry Morrissey, Rossmere
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150 L.a rs M elandor, Oakville . Ont. , , , . , , . , , ...
150 Greg Pid laski, Loduc , Alta . . , , , , , , , •. , .•
1 50 Pa l Kembal! , Pino Ridge .
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150 Tom Jackson , Toronto, Ont.
150 Ian Dolg, Sea forth , Ont. . .. . .. .. .
150 Se rgo Thlvorgo, 51. Eustacho , P.O.
1 60 M ichel Pilon , Harbour View
160 Malcolm Trickey , Perth . Ont.
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14 6 Michae l Hutcheson , Thunder atty , Ont. . " .
$350.00
147 Jim Doy le, Sandy Hook, Ma n . , , , , , , , , , , .
215 ,00
14 7 Chuck Arnason, Sandy Hook , Mar' .. , . ,
215 .00
14 7 Terry Hashimoto , St. Charlos .
215.00
14 8 Glen Hnll tJuk, Selki rk, Man.
140.00
148 Kevin Nic holson , 801 Actos
140.00
149 Govln Speirs , ST . Charles .,
100.00
162 Dave Komora, Rossmere . . . ,., .. ,.,
80 ,00
, 52 David K, uclk , Elmhurst , .....• , .. " .
80.00
1 63 Carl Lechm an , ~o85mere , , .. , . , , , , , , , . , , ,
15 ,00
1 53 Chris Nelson, Sou thwood .. " . " . , ' , " , .
15 .00
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Dan
Halldorson
tells his
story
Dan Halldorson, Manitoba's gift to tho U.S. pro golf ci rcuit,
return ed to Winnipeg in the cold 01 FobrLlary to make an ap
pcaranee 01 n pross co nference ca lled by th o Manitoba Golf
AssoCiation and Soutllwood Golf and Country Club to announce plans for tho onla rged M anitoba Open champion ship.
Th e fac t he wa s in Winnipeg ot thaI tim e of the year and
the fac l that he had co nvi nced 1,ls golfing pa l OI;tVO Barr to
also make a commitment to como horo for the 1986 Open
WOS onough to convince eve ryone in attondance that Halldorson still hod docp feelings for M anitoba and will con ti nue to
do what he call to help oolf In thi s provinco.
Halldolson, WllO teamed wi th Barr to glvo Ca nada th e World
Cup tltlo last season, will return in August for the Open, an
event he has won four times, and he will also continue to work
to hring top ca libre golfers to this event.
Ba ck in February, Halldorson's golf game wasn't at it s best.
In fac t, in his own words, he said hi s game had been " pretty
lousy" at Ih o tim o, but he hoped to have hi s "A game" going
long bofore ho roturn s here in All(lllSt.
Tho 34 year old M anItoban also took e'Httle timo lor Interviews with press, radIO and television report ers and provided
th e following int orvi ew exclusively for the Manitoba Golf
Annual :
Q : Give u s 0 couple of thought s about your season right
now, the way time s hove start ed?
Halldorson:
Wall , I'm working rea l hard , trying to fil1d something, to ge l
somo thing going, and I' m hitting 0 lot of balls but I'm not pro ~
gresslng, All parts of my game 910 real bad right now, It's pretty hard to hit on one thing , My gomo mainly revolves around
ball strikIng nnd I'm nOt hitting the ball very well and I don't
know w here it 's going, I can't hit the shot s I want to hit so
that put s th e pressuro on the putting game and chipping
garne. Th at isn' t ve ry good because I know I'm not going to
be making many blrdlos, 'cause I'm not hitting tho ba ll rlOh t.
It goes ba ck Clnd forth wi th oach part o f th e game, It'S D mat tor of getting back to hitting tho ba ll better and then evory
thIn g w ill fall Into pla ce, I think .
Q : Vou had 0 good first round in HawaII ?
Halldorson :
Yeah , but I did not hit tho ball very well. I wasn' t happy w ith
it. I got away WIth murrtor sor t o f thing. Tha t cou rse isn' t that
hard, you know there we re 87 guys under par so you can't
say I played great or anything , It's Just not ve ry consist ent.
0110 day I'll Come out hooking Ihe ball and the nex t day I'll
be (101110 something olso.
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Dan Hsl/dorson
Q : Do you think having thl. week off and getting away
from it all will help?
Haldorson :
Well I played so much in the fall, which I wasn't going to
do, I played until th e 15th of December, th en we startod play
in the SpHlding tournament at the first of January, so I on ly
had virtuall y I;Ibout nine days off. I was ju st about golfed ou t
by now. You know, we won the world title and we JUSt kept
on playing, which maybe I shouldn't have done.
Q : Can w e go back to how everything started for Dan Halldorson here in Manitoba?
Halidorson:
I was born in Winnip eg and raised il) Sandy Hook. I ju st
played across the street at J im Doy le's c lub and I Ju st hung
around thore and played and played in a lot of junior touma
ments and stuff and graduall y Ju st got ploying and playing .
I even tu all y m oved to Brandon ond worked for Richard Bull
In the golf shop fOI a co uple of months ond he said: 'Why
clon't you try to play on tho Canadian t our: At that time there
was the Peter Jackson tour and I though t well , I'll give it a
S110t. I got a little bit of money together and played. I didn't
play very we ll , bl.t I knew I wasn' t going to play th at wol l.
But you kn ow I had to go ou t and give it a try. I just kop t on
playing. I wintered in San Diego, hit balls all win ter, came back
and wound up pl aying on the Canadian tOlIr and gradually
got be tt er, It's a long process you know. It took 8 coupl e of
years t o ge t any ll, ing going.
Q : Vou won the M anitoba Junior in 1970, did you ever
compete In any of the Manitoba Amateurs?
Halidolson:
One. I was in ju st one Manitoba AmatoUf and I loS t to Ted
Homenuik in tho quarter·finals Or something, I think. That was
when it was match play and that wDS the only one I pl ayed in.
(Continued on page 201
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HALLDORSON
(Continued 'rom page 18 )
Q;
The n you started co m ing back to th o Manitobll Opens
after you w ere on the tour?
Halidorson:
Yes. I played in a few opens and finall y wo n in M anitoba
In 1977 . Th at wa s tho first to urnament I WO Il , I was on the
tour in 19 75 and played in 1976. th en Iios l I"ny playing privileges and came back and pl ayed in Canada. I w on M anitoba.
then won Saska tchew an th o next wock , $ 0 thol got m e go
ing 8S far as the profession of golf is conce rned.
Q : You lost yo ur play ing card th at one tim e, w ere you aver
In trouble again ?
Halldorson :
Tho only tim o I w as In troublO w as t wo yoars ago w hen
I w as injurod mos t o f th o yea r so I had to make sorn e r"!"loney
at the end of the year. That was tho onl y timo I wa s in troublo.
Q: When w as your f irst w in on the t our?
Halldorson:
At Pensacola, it was th e last tournament of 198 0 .
Q: And , th at .st abllshad you on the tour?
Halldorson :
Yes, I played w ell In 1980 . I finished second at Tu scon at
th e beginning of tho year. Then thore was th e w in at Per'l sa cola and Jim Nolford and I w on the World Cup In th e fall o f
1980. Then the first tournam ent o f tl10 nex t yea r was Tu scan again and I finished third. I w as loa ding going in to th o
final round . So I pl ayod roa ll y w oll for thoso three wee ks and
I just kapt on playing. I played very we ll in ' SO, 'S1 and 'S2,
but '83 and ' 84 w eren't very good, I had a lot o f injuries and
so I lost a couple o f yea rs there to injurie s.
0 : Wa s last y eer your best year on th e t our m oney-wise ?
Halldorson :
Yes, by a coupl e o f th ousand dollars In offi cial money, but
I didn' t pl ay th at we ll. I played we ll In spurts. I went through
a littlo bit o f problem s, a stretch w here I started mi ssing cu ts
in th e summer. I m issed about four cutS in a row. But, I end
ed up playing a lot. I like to play and I don't like to miss m any
weeks, but I ga tt a reali ze th at I can't play every w eek. You
have to be able to take sarn o time off, tl,on go back. I've been
quite stubborn th e last few yoars, trying to play too m uch.
I'm playin g like 4 2 w eeks o f tho year, w hen I count in the
Manitoba Open and oth er tournaments in Canada. It doesn' t
give me much tim e o ff.
What tournaments will you come to Canada for th is year?
Halldorson :
I'll be playing in Quebec, the La be ll Lite tournament, the
Ontario and Ou ebec Opens, the Canadian Open, M anitoba
an d S.C. Opens and tho CPGA . Th at will give me about six
w eeks in Canada.
Q: Can you describ e a typ ical day on th e tour?
Halldorson :
Usuall y, if th e previous tournament end s Sund ay, yo u fl y
ou t Sunday night and go to the nex t SitB, get in th ere Sund ay
night. Or, you go 10 a pro-am and play the pro·am event Man
day somewhere elso. Thon you go to the tournament. pra c ti ce on Tu esday and if you ' re in a pro-am on Wednesday, you
play th e pro -am and practice again. Then you start the tournament Thursday. You play Thursday and Frid ay and if you
make tha cut, you pl ay Saturday and Sunday. Then, you 're
back in the airpl ane again Sunday night or olse you go to
another tow n for another pro-am Monday and it's Ju st a never·
ending thing .
Q : 00 you do m ost of your travellin g by pl ane?
Halldorson:
Yes, but we did a little bit of driving lost summer wh en w e
had the family out and drove to tho U.S. Open and around
Toron to. We just had the Car for a whilo. But , it's not possible
to travel by cor on the tour any more. If you've got a car, your
caddy may drive so YOll c an have the car there for conve nienco of some thin g.
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0 : You and Dave Barr won th e World Cup last year and
you 're th e best known , o f course, but how about the oth er
Canadian s on the tour?
Halldorson :
Dick Sokol pl ayed very well last yea r. At tho ond of tho yoar
he played w ell. Jim Nelford had hi s unfortunate accidcnt and
is lost for at Icast a year or so. But, he's co m ing along. M en·
tally, he's not vory w ell. He w as fooling around hitting some
golf balls recontly, but there's not a golf sw ing there. He's busy
with his therapy and if he ca n get mentally a little batter ha
m ight come Bround a little quicker. He's w orking hard on hi s
therepy and hopefully he'll come back. But, he's mentally very
depressed and I quess that's underst'andabl e. But hOPOfull y
he can get that turn ed around and start to Pllt on somo
weight. He los t a lot of weight.
0 : 00 you h ave some f avorit e people you like to play with
on the t our?
Halldorson :
I like Hubie Groon, I pl ay with him quite a bit and he's Ilin
to play with . Ho's a very tough competitor and he works very
hard at hi s game. Craig Stadler's ful''! to play w ith . He's very
comi cal, loses his temper there once In a w hilo. But, wc'ro
so busy w ith our own games that it's hard to pick favorites.
You're out there just to play, you're not out thoro t o wa tch
the other guys. There are some good pairings and some good
friend s.
0 : There must be some people you don' t like to play with
as well ?
Halldorson:
Well, yes I.hero are. Right now the tOllr's gett ing so bad wi th
slow play that they're startin g to crack down w ith slow play.
It's the young guys corning up w ho al e slowing th o gam o
down. They haven't had any real discipline in coll ege w hen
they played. Th at's the only thing that bo thors you really, the
slow play w hen you' ro waiting ond waiting. You're supposed
to play in four hours and 13 minutes and barring any bad
wea th er condi ti ons you should be able to do th at easily.
0 : Wh at would be your main advice you would gi ve t o
a young Manitoba golfer who has aspirations of being tour
pro?
Halldorson :
Well, you have to find a teacher you can trust, someone
to wo rk wi th, develop your game. You have to work real hard ,
obvio usly. It's a gam e th at you ca nnot mas ter. You have too
m any moving parts to con trol and your mind ca n' t cOI' trol all
th at.
It's 8 slow game. YOll've go t too mllch ti mo b t weo n shots,
a lot o f nega tive th inking can b co mo involved. You've got
so much ti mo to was te be foro you hit yo ur nex t shot.
It's not like tennis or ico hockoy w here It 's an Instinc t and
and th ore is no real
a reac tion - an immodiato reac tion
thinking involvod .
It's done by oxperionce a m~ quick roaction, just Instinc t s.
Th at 's w hat makes golf so hard. You have to wo rk very hard
at your gol f swing all the tim e because it changes co nst ant
Iy. From day to day we don' t know If we' ve got the same
swing. We've go t to work at it all the time.
Right now, for the you ng guys, I'd say loarn how to putt
because that 's w hat they all do, Plitt vary wall. The older guys
ca n co n ce ntr a t e~ n hitting th e ba ll, not evorybody putts so
well. They YOlJl'lg guyS put 1. so woll thoy don't core where they
hit tho boll bocause thoy k now they ca n ge t it in th e hole.
RODll y, tho short 90 mo and putting , that 's w hore the young
guy s m ake such bi g ground .
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Ths 'S8m honors went to the M anitoba squad, w hich included, left to right: Glenn Collins of St. Charles, Todd Fanning of
Sou th wood, non playing captain Jim BriftOW, Dove M cMillan of Rossm ere Bnd Ken Trosoor of Rossmere. Tiley C8me from be
hind to top the field,
Fanning paces Manitoba sweep
in Canadian Junior Championship
Never before has 8 province domino!
ed the Canadian junior golf champion·
ship like M anitoba's representati ves did
in the 1985 cham pionship event plaved
las t Augus t at the Rossmere Golf and
Country Club in W innipeg,
Not onl y did the off icial M anitoba
toam win the interprovincia l team com ·
potitlon , but t wo members of th at t eam
and t wo oth ers from th e host province
also claimed t l10 top four places in th e
Individ ual comp etition ,
Tod d Fanning of Sou thwood was th e
poce -so ttor for this unprecedented M an itoba sweep, leading th o w ay 10 th 9
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COme·from-behind team championship,
then capping his performance by w in
ning the Canadian junior championship,
Glenn Collins of St. Charl es and Ke n
Trosoor and D ave M cMillan, both of
Rossmere, were Fanning's m ates on the
winning team ovor th e 36-1101e route,
Southwood clubmate David Whito fin·
ished in th e runner up spot behind Fanning In th e 7 2 ~ h o ld individual championship event, follow ed by Tresoor in rhird
spot and Kevin Bake r of St. Charl es in
fourth .
Royal Canadian Golf A ssociati on officia ls wo re unablo to recall arw provir1ce
in the pas t dominating the national jun
ior compe tition in such 8 m anner.
. Fanning, t wo -time provincia l junior
champion, opened his successfu l bid for
the Canadian title w ith a tjrs t ~ ro u n d 69,
ono under par and deadlocked w ith
White, t wo strokes ahead of tho nearos t
competitor. A double-bogay on tha 18th
hole cost Fanning th e outright lea d,
But, whil e Fannino and White we re
loa ding tho individual battle, the other
members of the Manitoba team all ca rdod nine ovor par 79s and f i r s t~ay team
totals (best three scores used each day)
had Manitoba 01 22 7, ti od in second
MAN ITOBA GO L ~ AN NUAL
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placo with British ColumbiCl but a full
seven shots behind a surprising New
Brun swick team, w hich was led by
James English with 71 for a 220 total.
On th e second day, Fanning ond
White again had matching scores, both
shoo ting one -aver-par 71s for t wo-day
totals of 140, four ahead of Michael Carr
of Ontario, who had th o day's best effort , a 69,
Tresoor also chipped in wi th a 71,
while Collins shot another 79 and M e
Millan carded B1. The three man team '
score for tho day was 221, making the
36-hole total 448 and moving Manitoba four shots ahead o f Now Brunswick,
which sUpped from its firsl day 220 to
a total of 232 in the socond round to fin
ish with 452. tied with Ontario and only
one shot ahead of Alberta .
Round three saw Fanning take avor
sale posseSSion of the lead as t..,e matched par with a 70 for a three -round tota l
of 210, throe ahead o f Whito, who slip ped to 73, and eight ahoad of Carr, who
had a 74,
Baker also start ed to make hi s movo
as he cardod 70 to go with oDrlior
rounds of 75 and 76 10 move into a
three-way tio in fourth place, Garney Ve zina o f Quebe c had the day's best
round, a 69, and Brad Goor, the M in (Contlfllled on page 24J
THE TOP FOUR - MANITOBANS ALL
Four M ani tobans were al tho top of the list ill the individual scormg. Left to right
are: Kevin Baker of St. Charles, who finished fourth; Ken Tro.cwor of Rossmere, (h iI'd;
David White of Southwood, the runner-up; nnd Todd Fonn/n{J of Southwood, tho
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nosete Sta te junior champio n, shot 73
to join Baker at 221.
It w as Tr0800r'8 turn to tu rn in the
day's bes t score in the final round, turning in a tidy 69 to fi nish wi th a 72 -hole
to tal of 293. good for thi rd pl ace. only
one shot behind Wh it • • w ho slipped to
a fi nal-round 79 but held on to second
pl ace w ith a 292 to tal.
Fa nning shot 75 in the final rou nd to
coast to t he title. his total of 265 seven
ahead of Wh ite.
Baker closed wi th a 74 for . 29 5 total to complete the Manitoba sweep of
th e top four places. Geer shot 75 for
196 In a fi fth -place tie w ith Steph en
Wetson of ·B.C.• who had a closing 71.
The juvenile championship was won
by 16-year-old Christopher Barbour of
Los A ngeles witl1 a 301 total. throe
ahoad of Brennan Li ttl e of Ontario. w ith
Joff Helper of Glendale giving Manitoba a third-pl ace fi nish at 307.
For 17-year-old Todd Fanning. winning
the Canadian junior men's championsip
was the fulfilment of his season's goals.
A t the start of the season. he had listed
throo mai n goals: To w in th e M anitoba
juni or again, to play we ll in the Canadian amateur (which he did) and to w in
th e Canadia n junior.
It was a perfect season for the South wood swinger. who then went south to
ottend university in Ohio. But, he will be
bock on the M anitoba scene this s um ~
mor and It will be his final yea r as a
junior.
He full y expects to be on hand to defend his Canad ian Junior titl e w hen th e
national event is played Aug . 26-29 at'
Edmonto n. A lt a,
A to tal of 19 Manitoba golfers parti ci pated in the 1986 Canadian Junior
championship and 13 of them survived
th e 36 -hole cu t at 158. including fou r
of the nin e juvenile players, many of
w hom w ill likely be back in th e chase
thi s year.
The Scoreboard
Leading scores
Todd Fanning . Southwood ...................•.•.... 69-71 70-75-2B5
David Wh ite. Southwood .................... ••.... . 69-71 -73 -79 -292
Ken Tresoor. Rossmere ......••............... _ .... 79-7 1-74-69 -293
Kavl n Baker. St . Charl es .....••............... _ .... 75-76-70-74295
Brad Geer. Minneso ta .....•••••..............•.... 73 -75 -73-75 -296
Stephen Watson. B.C ......••• •. ......... . ....•.... 60-75 -70-7 1-296
Michael Carr . Ontario . . ......•• .. ........•........ 7569-74-79 -297
Greg W allace. Ontario . .. ... ...•..............•.... 7475-73-75 -297
Doug M organ. B.C . .........••• _ •................. 72 -77 77-72 -298
Don Risabrou gh. Ont . .......... __ . . . . . . . . . .
. . 74-72 -76-76 -298
Steve J ohnston. B.C ...........•••................ 72 -79-74 -74299
Garn ey Vezi na. Quebec .... .. ..•••................. 78 74-69 -76 -299
J immy V andett e. Qu ebec ......••••.... . ...••...... 73-60-75-72 -300
Kelly Gaede. Ontari o .. . ..... . ..•••... ... .. . .•..... 75 -77 -73-76 -301
Drew Hartt. Albert a ............. •••. ............. 76 -72 72 -79 -301
Rob And erson. SI. Charles ..... . .. ___ .............. 75 -75 -81 -71 -302
J eff Bales. Ontario ............... _ •........... . .. 80-74 -75 73-302
CANADIAN JUVENILE
leading scores
Chris Barbour, Calif .... .. .......... . .............. 76 -76 -72 -77 -30 1
Brennan Littl e. Ontari o ......................••.... 76 -73 -61 -72 -304
Jeff Helper. Glendale .. . ...••• . •..•....• .••...•. ... 77 -76 73-Bl -307
J eff Kraemer. B.C . ...........•........ . ... . ...... 77 -8 1-76-74 30B
Davi d M orl and. Ontario ........ _ ............ . . _ .... 75 -74 -8 1-78 -308
Tim Campbell. Saska tchew an ...•.......... . . . ...... 77 -80-73-76 -30B
Danny Garagan, Ontario .......••............ . ..... 7878-76-77 -3 11
Sco tt Park er. Rossmere . .......•. ......... . . . ...... 77 -67 -75-B6-3 15
Mike Derkse n. South wood .... .•. . ... .. ..••.••.•.... 75-78 BO-B3-3 16
J amie Bristow . Breezy Bend ...••..•.....•.•• _ . _ .... 77 -6 1 85 8B-33 1
Other Manitoba Scores
Tim Stone. Southwood ............................ 77 -73 -75 B2 307
Tom Relf, Brandon ... .. ........ .. ................ 79-75 -79 -77 -3 10
Glenn Collins. St . Charles .....••. . .............. .. . 79 79 -74 -60-3 12
M ark Solomon . Elmhurst ........•••................ 77 76 78 -80 -313
Missed the cut
Dave McMillan. Rossmere ......... •• ............... •.... 79-61 160
Rob Guthrie. Glendale .. . ..... .. .•••.•...... ..• ......... 84 80 164
Gerald M orri ssey. Rossmere ....... . •••..... . ..•• ...•.... 83-61 164
Richard Sobkow ich. Rossmere .... . ..•••................. . 82-B3- 165
Colin Drew e. South wood ....... . ... _ •••................ 89-8 1- 171
Brad Collett. Portage ................ _ ••.. . .. ...... _ .... 87 -B6- 173
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Back-to-back
Junior titles
for Southwood's
Todd Fanning
Todd Fonnlng, Southwood
1985 M BnitobB Junlor champion
Like mos t of th e 1985 golf scone in
M anitoba, the junior story is m ainly a
story of one individual.
158, ah ead of SCO tt Roland of Florid a,
who had 80-8616 6. The 12-and under
honors went to James Sichew ski of As·
siniboino, who shot 91 -86 for 177 \0
edgo Elmhurst's Jeff Lailoy, who had
178 on round s of 88 -90.
Todd Fann ing of SOLlth wood contin-
ued to dominate th e local junior golf
sce ne 85 he cap turod hi s seco nd
straig ht provi ncia l titl 0 and, as de tailed
elsewhe re In th is issue, w ent on to th e
Ca nad ian title and leading the M anitoba
team to th e national team honors.
Fa nning hod on eig ht-stroke edge as
he captured the 1985 provincia l junior
title ove r 8 72 halo route a t G lend ale
Country Club, shooting rounds of 71-7274 69 for a 286 total.
His one -und or-par 69 on the final day
was the only sub par s ore record ed in
the four day tost at the G lendale courso.
Runner-up hono rs went to Rossmore'
Ken Tresoor, w ho had rou nds of 76 70
74 74 for 294, t wo ahoad of Glenn Collins of St. Charl as, w ho Sl1 01 75 -72 -73 76 for 296. SOuthwood's David Wh ite,
th e 1983 M anitoba junior champ, was
fourth al 298 after rounds of 72 79-74 73: D ave M cMillan of Rossmore fin isl10d
With 299 on rou nds of 73-73 -76 -77;
and Kevin Bakor of St. C harles was sixt h
wi th 75-74-7378 for an even 30 0 .
Fanning's 2 8 6 total was l OPS In the
17 18 age group, w ith Tr0800r agai n the
runn er up and M cMill an topped the
16-and -und or Juvel1ile division wi th t1i s
299, ahead of fellow Ross more golfer
Sco tt Parkor, 'vho had 306.
Parker also won th e 1314 8g0 division
Over a 36 11010 rmlte w ith 80 and 78 for
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Junior team trials
Th e scone switched to Rossmere as
the low 16 from the junior championship
played t w o more round s in provincia l
junior tea m tr ials.
Fanning add od sco res of 76 7 1 to
m ake his six-round tot al 4 33 to lead the
team tos t. Tresoor shot 77 -75 for a 44 6
total in second spot 8nd M cMittan found
his home course to hi s liking as he shot
73-79 to grab third pla ce with 4 51.
The big battl o shaped up for the fourth spo t on th e final day w ith Co llin s
m aking a comeback on the back nine to
to edge White for the team borth. COllins
had 81 76 for a six- round total of 453
and White shol 79-77 for 4 54.
Tho four teams members were joined
by White, Rob A nderson and Kevin 8aker, bOlh of St. Charl os, and Mark Solo
man of Elmhurst to make up the M anitoba's eight-man team for the annu al M an·
a 10· stroke victory over Rossm ero in tho
competition hold at Bel Acres Golf and
Country Club, Aug . 2.
Dave White pacod the wi nners with
a one-und er-par 7 1, w hil o Todd Fanning
contributed a 7 2, Tim Stano shot 7 5
and Todd 8 run el had 81 for a loam total
of 29 9.
Ross m ere w as led by Ke n Tresoo r's
74, w hila Scott Parker had 76, 8ruco
M cGa rry 77 and Dave McMillan 8 2 l or
a total 01 309.
Elm hurst finished th ird a t 3 15, led by
M ark Solomon'S par- 7 2 round in which
he was li ve under par throll oh 12 ho108,
th en slippod on th o fin al six , J im W os t
had 79, Dorrick Smythe 81 and Jeff Lail
oy 83 to round out t he Elmhurst team,
Next in line among the city clubs wore
St. Cherlos with 3 17, Glondale wi th 330
and Breezy Bond wi th 331.
Am ong th e rura1 team s, Se lki rk ca ptured th e t~o n o r s wi th 328, four ahoad
of Dauphin. The Selkirk toam was led by
M yles Zyblock 's 80, w ith Da rin Dunl op
Shooting 81, Mark Szewczyk 83 and Tor
i y Homenulk 84 .
D auphin was paced by G reg M civer
arti cle.
w ith 78, whil o Bruce Lockhart had 8 1,
Rob Damsgaard 86 and Scott Snitka 87.
Third pl ace w ent to Thompson wi th
337, followed by Portage I. Prairia With
34 9, Wh aa t City (Brand onl w ith 350
ond Oakview (Gretn a) with 3 57,
Junior tnter· Club
The provi,'Cial junior i nt o r ~c lub cham·
pionship w as tho nex t event on th e jlln lor ca lendar and Southwood coaS ted to
We stern Canada Junior
The Windemere Gol f and Country
Club a t Edmonton was the scene for the
1985 W es tern Ca nada Junior M en's
1toba/ M inn eso ta tea m m a tches .
Th e story of M anitoba's success a t
the naliOnal junior championships a t
Rossmore are document od in a separate
MA NITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 86
Dave McMillan
Scott Park6f
J8m8S Sichewski
Juvem'le winner
15 -16 BgB group winner
13-14 Bge group winner
tea m m atches, won by Alberta with a
three-round total (best three scores each
Todd Fanning and M ark So lomon
scored a 4 -and · 3 victory over Minnesota's Brad Geer and Mike O'Toole for
two points and Ken Tresoor and Rob Anderson teamed up to tie Minnesota's Joff
Stadheim and Curt Sa ndn ess for a
single point in th e team ovent.
David White and Glen Collin s w ere de-
roundl of 686, with British Columbia
socond with 692, Manitoba third with
695 and Saskatchewan last with 703.
Tom Aelf of Brandon lod the Manito·
bans with rounds of 79-75-74 for a total
of 228. Glendale's Jeff Helper shot 76·
75·82 for 233, Colin Drewe of South·
wood had 81· 83· 76 for 240 and Scott
Parker of Aossm ere had 77·84·80 for
241.
Relf fini shed in a tie for second pl ace
in the Individu al competition , one shot
out of the lead . Helper, who wa s also
in contention through the first two
round s, fad od to eighth placo.
tho soma forma t for 1986.
and -3 to Minnesota's John Young and
Rick Pa ssolts.
gont, ahoad of Dauphin and Steinbach.
fea tod 4 ·and·2 by Chris Daniels and
John Greneagle of Minnesota, while
Dave McMillan and Kevin Baker fell 5·
In the sing les matche s. Collins de-
feated Passolts 1 up, White topped
Young 5·and·4, Baker downed Gren·
oagle 3·and· 2, Solomon edged Sand·
ness 1
up, Anderson got by O'Tool e 1
up and Fanning defeated Stadheim 2and -1 for M anitoba victories, while Geer,
the Minn esota state champ, defea ted
held Aug . 8·9 at the Moorhoad Country
wins.
Tre soor 2·and·1 and Daniol s got by McMill an, also 2 ·and -l , for the Minnes ota
Club in Minneso ta .
The Manitobans had fallen behind 5·3
to
Rossmere emerged as th o top team
for the se rie s, winning twice and finishing second once and. tying Elmhurst for
top spot on the final outing . Glendale
and Elmhurst ti ed for second over th e
four weeks. Selkirk led the rural co ntin-
M an itoba/ Minnesota M atches
A great comeback in the individual
matches on the second day led Manitoba to its third victory against on ly one
loss as the fifth annual Manitoba/ Minne sota international junior matches were
In the first-day tea m matches but they
struggled through a steady rain to win
six of the eight individual matcho s for
an overa ll 9 -7 victory.
on the first threo woeks and th o top
team s invi ted to take part in the final
week .
A tot al of 31 toa rn s took part in th e
event and it has been dec id ed to follow
Sunday Inter-Clubs
A new format was deve loped for the
Sunday junior inter-club competition s
held during tho month of Jun e for the
198 5 seaso n, with two co urses in use
Mundie Putter
The MGA junior team finished a creditabl e fifth pla ce In the A divi sio n of th e
Mundie Putter League in the 1985 sea·
son . The team was edged by Pine Ridge,
6 1/2 • 5 1/ 2, in the quarterfinal round .
Whil e participation in th e A division
had provided important ex perie nce for
tho leading junior golfors las t soaso n, it
has been decid ed th e younger pl aye rs
available thi s season wi ll likely benefit
mOre from playing In the B division, aiming to try to qualify for A division in
1987.
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JUNIORS
(Contin(led from psg. 271
provided by the Manitoba Golf Ass ocia'
ti on in the 1985 soa son .
Sixtoen wore s elected to attend the
advanced camp, receiving special in ~
struction from Manitoba Professional
Golfers Association members to refin e
th eir playing skills over a four·day program ,
Ton of the 15 players from this camp
who playod in the Manitoba junior
championship ftnished in th e top 16 and
11 of the 13 who participated in the
Canadian junior championships qualifieej
for all four round s.
Taking port in the ad van ced camp
PRIN TE RS
were Mike Derk sen, Colin Drewe, Tim
Stone and David White of Southwood;
Kevin Baker and Glenn Collins of 51.
Charl es; Jonathon Buchwald and Jeff
Helper 01 Glendale; Glen Bayne and
Jamie Bristow of Breezy Bend; Dave Mc ~
Millan and Ken Tresoor of Rossmere; Ian
Lorimer and Tom Relf of Brandon; Kelly
Boes of St. Boniface and Mark Solomon
of Elmhurst.
The 14th annual Junior gol f ca mp for
rura l golfers wa s hold at the Carman
July 2 ~ 4, with instru ction provided by
MPGA members Jim Lazarko, Tom Ki ns·
man and John Isaac. The golfers were
bill eted in private homes w ith all meals
at the Carman Golf Club,
Tho 20 golfers involved in the 1985
LI THOGRAPH ERS
BUSIN ESS FORMS
rural camp woro: Ken Harvey and Dallas
Fergusen of Russell, Derek McMillan and
Craig Sheldon of Roblin, Jim Rose and
Billy North of Carm an, Brad Collett and
Peter Low of Portage la Prairie, Jason
Yates and Micl1ael Mciver of Dauphin,
Terry Letkeman and Curwin Friesen of
Altona, Tim Ram sey and Stan Jakubek
of Steinbach, Mark Flynn of Selki rk,
Derick Ingram of Sand y Hook, Todd
Gray of The Pa s, Geoff Trowell of Vi rd en,
Harley Cowan of M ord en and Rob Mur·
ray of Thomp son.
Th e third junior camp, established for
city golfers was not w ell atten ded with
only eight in attondan co, but it is hoped
in teres t ca n be perked up for a similar
ven ture th iS yea r.
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Rules officials may face
unusual circumstances
M anitoba Golf A ssociation rules officials are often seen rid ing around in golf ca rt s during officia l tourn aments, but not
too m any golfers actu ally seB tho ruling s tl,at have to be m ode.
Whil e most rul e decisions arc fairl y routine and requ lro no
more th an a good underStanding of the o ffi cial rul es of tho
gam e. thoro oro sometimes some unusual circumstances to
con sider and a co nference is som etim es roq uired before 8
decision is handed dow n,
To Illustrate this point, MGA Rul es Chairman E.K . IBud)
Fost er has selec ted fi ve out o f tho-ordin ary rules decisions
w hich have been give n at golf tournaments in M anitoba in
recent yea rs:
By E.K . IBUD) FOSTER
MGA Rule s Chairman
1. At a jun io r tournament at Rossmere, a bu sh had grown
up besido th e tree 111 th e eighth fairway and th e pl ayer's ball
ca me to rest in th o bush, about one foo t off the ground.
A brisk w ind w as bl ow ing and swaying tho bu sh and the
pl ayer requested a ruling from Dr. Dwight Parkin son becau se
he didn' t wan t to hit a m oving ball IRuio 14 5, t wo -stroke
pen alty ).
Dr. Parkinson got on tho t wo-w ay radio to discuss the ques tion and it was decided it w as covered by a decision by the
Royal and Ancient and th e Unit od States Golf A ssocia tion
w hich doomed th at the ball w as not moving in relation to the
bush and no penalt y Is Incurred if tt"lO ball is played,
2. Pl ayers A and B were engaged in a match play taurna
m enlo On the fifth holo at Elmhurst, player A hit a nine-iron
short to the fring e o f tho green. Pl ayer B hit hi s shOt and it
wa s se en to land dlroc tly In front of A's ball.
Wh en they arrived at tho green, it w as discovered B's ball
had created a big divot on the fringe of the groe n in A's line
of putt. Th ey called for a ruling and, whil e Rulo 13-2 states
that A is not allowed to i mprov~ hi s 110 by pressing down
divots, two rules superccdo it
Rul e (1 ·4) Equity and Rul e
120 3b), which state that a pl ayer is entitled to the lie tho
stroke gavo him.
He is allow ed to pla ce hi s b all in a similar lie to that he had
before pl ayer B's ball arrived, not ncoror the hole, without
penalty.
There are two things to flote: (a) this hold s true In match
and stroke pl ay, and IbJ if B's di vot had been thero before A's
ball arri ved, A could not. get relief.
3. In the J ack Blair match play event et Elmhurst, a 12-inch
fir tree was planted behind the 13th green and It wa s assumed
by the greens superintendent that ball s would bo moved away.
However, player A's ball ca me up ogainst It and pl ayer B didn't
agree that A had a lift.
Pl ayer A nudged the ball with a putter and then (in error)
declared his intention of pl aying a second ball . Whon th e ref eree arrived and the situation was explained, he had to aw ord
the holo to pl ayer 8 becau se as soon as A hit a second boll
in match play he lost the hole IAuie 3-31.
MGA programs, objectives outlined
(Continued from page 81
8. The Manitoba Golf A ssocia tion provides and does all of the arranging for
our Provin cial Team s participating. We
determine t ho mothod of selec tion for
all Provinclol Toam s in Jllnior M en,
M en's Amateur and Senior M en's. We
dress them, we help food them, the Aoyal Canadian Golf A ssocia tion provides
transportation and holps to feed th em
and they got oxcellent accommodations.
No m ember of a M anitoba Golf Team
needs to put hi s hand in hi s pocket ex cept for alcoholic beverages and long
distan ce telephone ca ll s.
INFORMATION
Through the office o f the Exec uti ve
Oirector, the M anitoba Golf A ssociation
c on provid e inform ation on mo st qu es ~
dons to ari se concern ing golf In Manitoba and Canada, or has access to the
information.
,
Inquiries com e from tho publiC a well
as the M anitoba Golf A ssocia ti on
members.
Examples 01 question s asked incillde:
Rul es o f Golf and Rule Books, Organization of Tournaments, Clinics and Instruc ti on, TOLlrnamont Scheduling. Golf
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Ros orts - Provincia l and International,
Golf Consultant Enquiries. Green Chair·
m an Inform ati on. Course Rating and the
li st goes on and on .
TI, . Manitoba Golf A ssociation Is th e
source in Manitoba for all Membership
Cerds, Official Handic ap System Card s
and Posters, Rule Book s and Decision s
Book on the Rul es of Golf.
The Manitoba Golf Annual , publi shed
by the A ssociation, is sent to all mem
ber clubs for distribution to th eir
m em bership. This publi cation has become very highlY reg,ard od throughout
the whol e of Canada . We ask m ember
clubs o f the M anitoba Golf A ssociation
to support the Annual by placing ads
t elling others what your courso ha s to
offor th e people of Manitoba.
HOW ARE W E FU NDED?
1. A nnual m embership fees
2. Provin cial Governm ont Grants
3. M anitoba Sports Federation as sistance
4. Grants from private industry
6. Pro fit s, if any, from tourn am ents
Bear in mind that 50 porce nt o f our
yearly m embership dues go to support
th e Royal Can adian Golf A ssociation
program s and 50 per ce nt is retained by
th e Manitoba GOlf A ssociation. You aro
a member of both A ssociations and
helping to promote and develop golf in
M anitoba. Annual dues are $6 per adult
m ale over 18 years, Instru cti on ca mp
fees are kept to 0 m inimum to cover
food costs, usually around $25. Instruc tion Clinics done ot the c lub or area are
conducted by the A ssociation staff at no
charge.
Members may sometimes ask "What
do I get out of my Manitoba Golf A sso
ciati on membership", The an sw er is, of
'course, th at you may ge t nothing out o f
it if you don't parti cipate with body or
mind .
By paying your m embership fee you
and your club are supporting the organiza tion of golf in tho Province and In
C anado, and helping along the Junior
Program s and the Adult Program s. It is
only by maintaining 8 strong 51ru ctUre
at these levol s, as well 8S at the club lovel. that th e sport you love will continu e
to grow from th e grass roots up.
MANITOBA GOLF A NNUAL '86
NEW FROM TAURUS GOLF
THE LEVEL SYSTEM
Official distance marksrs to show pOint of measurement on
the tees are to be given to each member club of the Manito*
ba Golf Association aftsr it hos been officitl/ly rated. The se ts
of nine or 18 are to be presented at no Cosl (0 the clubs. made
avaHable because the MGA made a profit on bingo operations
in 1985 and fell this money should be shared with the mem·
ber clubs.
Wh at playor A should t1Dve done was take his free lift and
play out the hole, appoal to tho roforoo and, in this c as e, he
wOuld havo boon givon 0 favorabl e answer.
4 . At the Manitoba Open at NiDkwa, one professional tried
to con Dr. Parkin son (such stupidity) on the 18th 1101e. The
player hit hi s ball up against a large tree slurnp. Abolll 4 1/2
feet away was a path (obstruction).
He stretched to th e full limit of his stanco and clnimod roliof.
Dr. Parkin son pointed out the "exception" in Rule 24-2 which
indicates no relief wil l be given if interference by an immovable obstruction would only occur through the use of an un ·
necessa rily abnormal stance, swing Or direction of play. Tough
luck.
5. AI Rossmere, in the Canadian Jllf1ior Championship, I
was ca lled to tho 16th holo, w hi ch bordors on th o prnctico
fairway. I noticod the ball recovo ry machine at th e end of th e
practi ce f ai rway, so he was asked to return.
A group of people started the task of checking the hun dreds of balls. The player had marked his ba ll with a squaro
on the numbers and it was found after seve ral minutes. The
nOXI quostion was, whero wa s the player to drop th e ball.
I asked the other players the line of flight. which was over
o bunker, ar1d it mu st have reached the prac tIce area to have
boon picked up by th e mo chine. With lhese facts known, a
placo wos determ ined where the player was instructed to drop
the ball.
Under rul e 18·1. a ba ll at rest moved by an outside agency
shall be repla ced be fore playing another stroke.
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MANITOBA TOURNAMENMANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION
MAY
31- Jack Blair Memorial Qualifying Round,
St. Charles
JUN E
l - Jack Blair Memorial Qualifying Round,
Wlldewood
B- Sunday, Junior Inter·Clu b A ssiniboine
and Charleswood
10 - Jack Blair Memori al Match Pl ay, Pine
Ridge
12 - J ack Blair Memorial Match Play, Pine
Ridge
15 - Sunday Junior Inter·Club, Canoe Club
and Tre nscona
17 - Jack Blair Memorial Match Play, Pine
RidQe
19 - Jack Blair Memorial Match Play, Pine
Ridge
22 - Sunday J unior Inter-Club, TBA
27 - Frea Press Manitoba Intar·Club championship, St. Boniface
29 - Sunday Junior Inter·Club, Shilo
JULY
7 to 10 - Manitoba Am ateur Championship, Glendala and John Blumberg
14 ·17 - M anitoba Junior Championship, Bel
Acres
19-20 - W lllingdon Cup Team Trials, Niekwa
26· 27 - Junior Team Tria ls, Elmhurst
29 to 31 - M anitoba Senior Championship, Breezy
Bend
AUGUST
, - M anitoba Junior Inter-Club Championship, Selkirk
5 to 7 - Manitoba-Minnesota J unior Team
M atches, Elmhurst ..
5 to 7 - Western Canada Junior Inter-Provincial
Matc hes. Saskatoon
6 - Crown Li fe Club Team Pro-Am Champi·
ons hlp, Rossmere
17·1B- Manitoba Rural Amateur and Senior
Championships, Hacla Island
22 to 24 - Manitoba Open Championship,
Southwood
26 - North Am arican Life Famil y Tourn ament,
Steinbach
SEPTEMBER
7 - Meagher Bee fea ter Rural Inter-Zone
Championship, Shilo
ll - Menitoba Senior Inter-Club Champion ship, Carman
ROYAL CANADIAN GOLF ASSOCIATION
June 26 to 29 - Canadian Open Championship, Glen Ab bey Golf Club, Oakville, Ont.
Aug. 20 to 23 - Canadlan Am ateur Championship and
W illingdon Cup Team Matches, Frederic ton, N.B.
Au g. 26 to 29 - Canadian Junior Championship and Interprovincial Team Matches, Edmon ton.
Au g, 2B-29 - Canadian Crown Li fe Pro-Am Team
Championship, St . John's, Nfld.
Sept. 2 to 6 - Cana di an Senior Championship and Interprovincia l Team M atches, Elmhurst and
Pine Ridge, Winnipeg
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OTHER MEN 'S TOURNAMENTS
(A s reported up to deadline of this yearbook I
,7-8 7·8 813-15 14 14-15 14· 15 14· 15 14-15 2 1-22 2 1·22
2 1-22 22 22 28·29 -
4 -6 711 12 13 13 1 9-20 19-20 20
202 1-22 25 25-27 27 2-3 2·3 a99· 10 1Ol 315 16-17 17 17 17 24 24 -25 24-25 25 30·31
30·3 130-3 130·Sept. l 3 1·Sept. 1 -
JUN E
Amateur tournament , Charlo9wood
Men' s Opan , Minnowasta (Mord en I
Men' s Spring Open, Roblin
Men's Open, Portage la Prairie
Grey Ow l tournament. Wasagaming
Men's Open, Pinawa
Banner Country Open , Russe ll
Ye llowhead Open , Neapawe
Men's Open, Carman
Spring Men' s Open, Delorain e
Golden Falcon tournament , Falcon Beach
Mon's Open, Rolend
Mlxed tournament, Shilo
Men' s Open, MacG regor
Amateur tourn ament. Wi ldewood
North ern Classic , Swan River
JULY
Men' s Open 136 hoi as I. Thompson
Senior M en 's tournament, Roland
Open Texas Scramble, Bel Acres
Junior mixed tournament. Thompson
Mixed tou rn ament, Souris & Glenwood
Men' s Open, Delahunt (Trehernel
Moonshine Days , Roblin
Shilo Stag tournam ent. Shllo
Meaghers Northern Zone, Thompson
Mixed tournament. Carm an
Men's Open, Souris & Glenwood
Junlor Open , Charleswood
In te rn ati onal Tournament , M orden , W inkler,
Walhalla, Cavalier
Men' s Open, Steinbach Fly-In
AUGU ST
Ro b Roy W estern Open, Wheat Ci ty IBrandonl
Men's Open 136 holesl, Teulon
Junior Men's, M innewes ta (Morden )
Junior Open, Carm an
Sharpt ail Men 's Open, A shern
Le ftha nders Open , Portage la Prairie
Senior Open , MacGregor
Turf Grass Texas Scramble, Bel Acres
Men' s Open, Souris & Glenwood
Men's Open, Tr anscona
Senior Open , Thompson
Bost Ball , Breezy Bend
Mon' s Amateur, Bel Acres
Labatt Shilo Pro-A m, Shilo
Men' s Open, Swan River
50 nior tournamen t, Carman
Alt ornate Shot Classic , St. Boniface
Labour Day Classic , Carman
Autu mn King Classic, W heat City (Brandonl
Match Pl ay Classic, V irden -We llview
25th annual Rose Bowl, Neepawa
SEPTEMBER
6 - Nell Sposi to M emorial tournam ent, Klldonan
SCHEDULES FOR 1986
CPGA OF MANITOBA TOURNAMENTS
AUGUST
5 - Colleen H\Jtchison Memorial Qualifying ,
St. Boniface
6 - Colleen Hutchison Memorial Match Play.
Bel Acres
MAY
22 - Pro-President Day, Wildewood
26 - Frist' TNT Package tournament. Rossmore
7 - Colleen Hutchison Memorial M atch Play,
26·30 - TPD Qualifying Schoo!, Ashburn, Ont.
Tuxedo
8 - Colleen Hutchison Memorial Match Play,
Wildewood
JUNE
12 - Rural Open Tournament, Brandon
27 - National Handicap Champion ship,
Neepawa
5 - Pro·Member, Assiniboine
10 ' 3'8 20 -
Fle tcher-Hobday Pro·Assistant, Glendale
Pro·Am, Dryden , Ont.
CPGA of Man . Pro·Lady, Niakwa
Pro -Am , Steinbach
3·4 ,0· " '6 '8 2, -24 25 30·Aug . , -
JULY
CKND Golf Challenge, Southwood
8 ill Thomson Pro·Am, Southwood
Hadassah-Wizo Pro-Am , Glendale
CPGA of Man . Pro·Junior, Charl e.wood
Menulife CPGA Soniors Championship,
Southwood
Alec Ross Pro -Member, Breezy Bend
CPGA of Man . Championship, TBA
CANADIAN LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION
July 29· 3 1- Canadian
provincial
Winnipeg
Aug . 13 to 16 - Canadian
provincial
Aug. 19 to 22
Senior Championship and Inter·
Team M atches, Niakwa,
Junior Championship and Inter·
Team Matches, North Batt·
leford, Sask.
C&nadian Amateur Championship and In·
terprovincla l Team Matches, Saskatoon,
Sask.
AUGUST
6 - Crown LI fe Pro-Am Team Finals. Rossmere
a - Second TNT Package tournament, Breezy
Bend
" · 15 - CPGA Club Pro Championship, Prince
George, B.C .
21 · 24 - Mani\oba Open Championship, Southwood
25 - Shilo Pro-Am , Shilo
26 -27 - Club 34 tournament, Wascana, Regina
30 - Lake of the Woods Pro·Am, Kenora, Ont.
3 l - Falcon Lake Open, Falcon Beach
SEPTEMBER
10· ,4 - Timex·CPGA Championship, Brant ford , Onto
'8· '9 - Molson Fall Classic, TBA
22· 25 - CPGA Assistants Championship , Vancouver
MANITOBA LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION
JUNE
3 - Two -ball Tournament, Rossme re
24 - City & District Championship, Glendale
25 - City & District Championship, Bel Acres
26 - City & District Championship, Elmhurst
JULY
a - Amateu r, Senior and Junior Championship and Team Trials, Pine Rid ge
9 - Amateur Senior and Junior Championship s and Team Trials, John Blumberg
lO - Amateur Senior and Junior Championships and Team Trials, St. Charles
12 - Provincial Team Tri als, Pine Ridg e
13 - Provincial Team Tria ls, Elmhurst
15 - Higher Handicap Tournament, Transcona
16 - Higher Handicap Tournamen t, Southwood
22 - Manitoba Inter·Club Championship,
Breezy Bend and Rossme re
OTHER WOMEN'S TOURNAMENTS
(As raported at the MLGA semi -annual meeting)
JUNE
l - M orden Business Girls
6 - Grandmothers , at Rossmere
7 - Bol Acre.
8 - Selkirk, Gilbert Plain.
15 - MacG regor
16 - Thompson
18 - Mlnnados8
2l - Shilo
22 - Dauphin, Neepawa
JULY
13 - Breezy Bend Best Ball
l6 - Dryden
23 - Portage, Steinbach
27 - Charleswood
AUGUST
3 - Kenora
410II 14 -
Falcon Beach
Asslnlbolne
Brandon (Western Open)
Portage Lefthanders
17 - Pinawa
'8 - Morden
SEPTEMBER
3 - Mlnnedosa
7 - Neepawa
10 - John Blumberg Best Ball
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M anl tobs 's WiIIlngdon Cup Tesm for 1985 consisted ot; left to tight: Amateur champion Terry Hashimoto of St. Char/os, Glen
HnOlluk of Selkirk. non-playing captain AI Maca tavish, Jim Doyle of Satldy Hook and Darcy Furber of Pine Ridge.
Terry Hashimoto runs away
with Manitoba Amateur title
Terry HashImo to, St. Charles
1985 Manitoba Amateur Champion.
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Firing four Co nsecuti ve sub-par
round s, Terry Hashimoto of St. Charlos
completely dominated tho Manitoba
Amateur golf cham pionship for 1985.
His 72-holo SCOre of 281 (one round
at Elmhurst, threo at Pine Ridge) was six
under par and he finished a full 14
strokes ahead of his nearest compo tit or,
Michaol Hutcheon of Thund er Bay.
Hashimoto also coas ted through tho
Willing don Cup team triol s and wound
up the leader on the Manitoba team,
which Included Glen Hnatiuk of Selkirk,
Jim Doyle of Sandy Hook and Darcy
Furbor of Pin e Ridge.
A hole-in-one on tho 217-yard fourth
hole at Elmhurst got 27 your-old
Hashimoto off to a fino Starl and he
completed that opening round with a
two -under-par 69.
Moving across the road to Pi no Ridge
for the remaining games, Hashimoto
toured the par-72 layou t in 70-7 1 71 to
complete his sonsa tion al four-day as sault on two of the bettor Manitoba golf
courSes.
His 271 total was the lowost SCOre for
the Manitoba Amateur since the conversion to stroke play. It was also Hashimoto's first Manitoba title, after being in the
. runner up pOsition In 1980 and 198"
His 14 stroke margin OVOr second
place Hutcheon was also a record mar
gin of victory.
Hutcheon, just graduate d from junior
ranks, was able to show his hools to the
rest of the Manitoba gol fers, but was no
match for Hashimoto in thiS event. Tho
Thund er Bay golfor sho t 73 74 7 1-77
for a 295 total.
SenIor golfer Gord Lenton of Pine
Ridg e and Winnip eg Jots hockey Ron
Wilson of Breo1Y Bend wero next in line
Jim Scol/an
Gone Hodgson
First Flight
Second Flight
with 297, followed by Furber at 298,
Hnatiuk, Carl Lechman and Dave
Komara of Rossmere and Ken Warwick
of Windsor Park, all ot 299, Doyle and
Duko Asmundsen of Pine Ridge at 301,
Junior champ (and defending Amateur
champ) Todd Fanning and Chris Nelson,
both of Southwood, Todd Teplitski of
Pine Ridge and former champ Gary
Kullman of Rossmoro, all at 302, and
junior Ken Tresoor of Rossmere and
Dave Lavallee of Falcon Beach at 303,
The 198 5 Amateur championship had
another claim to fame as two halos in
one were registered . On tho heo ls of
Hashimoto's ace on the Elmhurst 4th
hol e in the opening round, Kon Tresoor
sank his tee shot on the 180 -yard 14th
halo at Pine Ridge on the second day,
It took 8 score of 156 or botter to
qualify for the final two rounds of me
dol play in the championship flight un ~
dor a new format w hi ch allowed for the
low 60 and ties to qualify, with four ,
other flights of match play, It took
36 -holo scoros bot ween 157 and 163 to
romain In the match-play portion.
In the matches, Jim Scollan of E l rn ~
hurst won th e first flight with a 5 ·and 4
vic tory ovor clubmole Barry Chipka in
Kerry Trotman
Fourth Flight
the final; tho second flight was won by
Gene Hodgson of Brandon, who edged
Pine Ridge's Bill Baluk on the 20th hole;
Bill Zoweniuk of SI. Boniface defeated
Glondole's Michael Avorbach of Glendale
3-and -2 to win the th ird flight; and Kerry Trotman of Tuxedo won the fourth
fli ght with a 4 ~ and ~ 3 victory over Larry
Johnston of Dauphin.
Twenty-five players scored 306 or
lowor 10 Qualify for two addit ional
rounds in th o Willingdon Cup team tri ~
als, but two of thorn wi thdrew, leaving
23 to play at St. Cherios.
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Amateur
(Continued from p8ge 351
Though he was in 8 favorable position
to try for 8 team spot, G ord Lenton opt -
ed to drop out because the Canadi an
Am ateur championship was to bo
played at Saskatoon at the samo tim e
8$ the M anitoba Se nior championship,
Lenton opted to go the senior route. (A s
it turned out, he fail ed to make the
M anitoba so ni or tea m).
Todd Teplitskl also dropped out Of th e
Wlilingd on trials to leave on his honoy
moon, whi ch had been delayod to pl ay
In th e amatour. Ho su bsequently has becom e the M anitoba Golf A ssoc iation's
now technica l director, taking over those
dutios in Febru ary, as detail ed elsewhere
in th is issue.
Hnatiuk and Doyle made the big
moves and Furber pl ayed steady golf to
join Hashimoto on the Manitoba Willing·
don Cup leam.
Hnat!llk toured St. C harl es in ro unds
of 72 and 70 for t wo-under-par 142 in
th e teom tri al s to grab the second be rth
on th o toa m w ith 441. Has him oto shot
75 and 77 and cruised to a 4 33 to tal
for th e top SpOI.
Doyl e shot 71 and 73 for 144 at Sl.
Charles to earn tho th ird berth w ith 445
and Furbor had a pair of 75s for 150 and
326 total gave M an itoba a 10 1al of 44 2,
back in eig hth pl ace and 17 strokes behind the w inning toam from A lberta.
Hashimoto gavo a fino performance in
the individual Am atour chase, shooting
rounds of 71 72 71· 73 for a one-under
par 287 total, onl y four behind th e winning Brent Fa nklin of Calgary, w ho wo n
after a pl ayo ff ovor Stu H amilton of
Brampton aftor thoy tied for th e honors
et 283. Hashimoto was ti ed in eighth
place.
Six other M anitoba golfers compe ted
in th e Ca nad ian Amateur in addition to
th e four tea m m embers. Five of the 10
M anitoba ns survived th e 36 ·hole cut
and pl ayed the final two round • .
Fanning and Lavall ee finished in 8 tie
for 39th pl ace wi th 297 totals. Fanning
shot 77· 71· 75·74 w hile Lavallee had
73·7 7·72·75. Tresoor was tied for 62nd
place wi th rounds of 73·77·81· 75 for
3 0 6 and Fu rbe r was 7 1st wi th
73 76 81 82 for 312.
1985 MANITOBA AMATEUR RESULTS
Terry Hashimoto, St . Cherles . .............. .... . ... 69·70· 7 1· 7 1 Miko Hutcheon, Thundery Bay ................... . .. 73·74-7 1· 77 Gord Lenton , Pine Ridge ... . . ... ... ....... , . ...... 79·7 1·72· 75 Ron Wil son. Breezy Bend
...... ....
. .... 75· 74·73·75 Darcy Furber, Pine Ridge . . . . . . . . .
. . 70 81 74· 73 Carl Lechman, Rossmere .............. , ... , , • . .... 73·80· 74·72 Dave Komora, Rossmore ...... . . ....••••...• .. .... 73· 76· 77· 73 Ken W arw ick , Windsor Park .................. , .... 75·75-76· 73 Glon Hnatiuk . Selkirk . ............................ 78·74·72· 75
Duke A smundsen, Pine Ridg e ...................... 76· 7578·72 Jim Doyle. Sandy Hook ..... . . . ............. " .... 74· 76·7 576 Chris Nelson, South wood . ..... . •.•..••••••....... 77· 72· 78·75 Tod d Teplitskl , Pine Ridge ... • • .. ........ .• , ....... 73· 76·7 8·75 Todd Fanning , Southwood ...••.................... 74· 74· 76·7 8 Gary Kull man , Rossmoro . . .
. ....... ......... 75· 7 1·8D· 76 Ken Tresoor, Rossmoro .
. ............... 74· 77· 76· 76 Dave Lavallee, Falcon Beach ... . ........... ........ 73· 78· 77· 75 -
28 1
296
297
297
298
299
299
299
299
30 1
30 1
302
302
302
302
303
303
Nolson of Southwood were ne)( t in lin o,
MATCH PLAY RESULTS
First Flight - Jim Scollan , Elmhurst defea ted Barry Chipka , Elmhurst 5 and 4 .
Second Flight - Geno Hodgson, Brandon defea ted 8111 Balu k, Pine Ridge on th o
20th hole.
Third Flight - Bill Zeweniuk, St . Boni face defea tod Michael Averbac h of Glendale
3 and 2.
both fini shing with 449, followod by a
Fourth Flight -
trio of Rossm ore pl ayers, Gary Kullm an,
Dave Komara and Carl Lechm an, all w ith
and 3.
a si)(-round total of 4 4 6 for the final
toa m spot.
Ron Wil son of Breezy Bend and Chris
4 50. Duke A smundsen of Pine Ridg e
w as ne)(t with 4 51. junior Kevin Baker '
of 51. Charlos had 4 53 and junior champ
Todd Fanning of Southwood and Wind·
sor Park's Ke n Warwick had 4 54.
At the Ca nadian Amateur and Will ingdon C up tea m rna tches at Saska too n,
the M anitoba ns had a one-ave r-par total of 2 17 (bes t th ree sco res ) on opening day, but it was on ly good for fourth
pl ace, flve behind the leaders. Problems
on th e bac k nino In the second round
proved to be tho toam's un doing and the
Ke rry T rotm an of Tu )(odo de feated Larry John ston of Da uphin 4
WllLlNGDDN CUP TEAM TRIALS
Terry Hashimoto, SI. Charl es ....... ........... 69· 70· 7 1· 7 1· 75· 77
Glen Hnatiuk , Selkirk ........................ 78· 74· 72· 75· 72· 70
Jim Doylo, Sandy Hook ........ . .... . ... . .... 74· 76· 75· 76· 71 · 73 Darcy Furbar, Pine Ridg e .... , ................ 70·8 1· 74 73·7 5·75
Ron Wilson , Breez y Bend .... . ... . ..• ••. . • . . .. 757 4· 73· 75·80·72 Chris Nelson, SouthWOOd ............. . ...... 77 72· 78 75 72 75
Gary Kullm an, Rossmere ....•................ 757 1· 80· 76· 72·76 Dave Komora, Rossmero .......•......... . ... 73· 76· 77· 73· 75·7 6 Carl Lechman, Rossmoro .......•............. 73·80· 74· 72· 73·78 Duko Asmundson . Pine Ridge ................ . 76· 75· 78· 72· 74· 76
Kevin Bake r, St . Charles ................. . ... 80 -73· 77· 74 7 1· 78
Todd Fanning, Southwood . .....• • •........... 74· 74 · 76· 78-76-76 Kon W arw ick, Wind sor Park .................. 7 5· 7 5· 76· 7377 ·78
433
441
44 5
44 6
449
449
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 51
453
454
454
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Jim, Pat Doyle under par
to lead Family golf event
In the mothar-daughter ca tegory. Polly
Weday and daughter Marjorie Jord an of
Wet, rainy wea ther forced a resc hed -
uling. bu t a good en try of 97 teams
Portage Is Prairie led th e oig ht entries
w ith 94. one bett er th an M arlone and
Valerie Netterfield of Pin e Rid go.
In not scoring , th e Li zo ttes took th o
honors ['1 fath er-son A di vision w ith net
were on hand on another ovarcast day
as the sixth annual North A merican life
Family Golf Classic was fin all y held in
August at Nlakwa Country Club.
It was th e first tim e 8 shotgun start
w as used for this avent and. though
6B, with tl1e McLeo ds second w ith 70.
In B, it w as Ron and Lyle Jackman of Bel
th ings w ere hec tic at the start, m os t
agreo d the wind up w ith all teams on
Acres first wi th not 6 9. followed by Paul
and D arren Jea nson of S t. Boniface w ith
72. Olive and D avid Prince of S t. Ba ni-
hand was an Improvement.
Jim and Pat Doylo Of Sandy Hook.
faca topped the parent-child ca togory
with net 69, ahead of Tom and Donna
Kenny of Niakwa, who had 71. The
mother-daughter net honors we nt to
Irene and Laura D uncan of Niak w a with
76, with Ca mill e and Ze ni a Gross brink
of Transcon a as runnors·up.
T he various w Inners were aw arded
troph ies, gift ce rtifica tes and prizes to
• va lue of $1 ,155. The 19B6 North
A merican Life event Is sc heduled for
August 26 at Stoinbach Golf Club.
both form er M anitoba Am ateur cham pions, tcamed up to load th e w ay Ove r
3 4 teams enterod in the father-so n A
ca tegory (han dicaps 11 21, as thoy
pos ted B nift y one under-par 7 1.
It was good for 8 six stroko victory
Ovar Ned and Doug Rainbo th of Pino
Ridge, w ho shot 77.
It was the second Nort h A merica n
U fo w in for the D oyles, w ho also clai m -
ed the honors in 1983, Th ey we re tiod
for top spot in 19B4, but had left the
course and missed out in a play orr.
Th ere was a three -way ti e in thi rd
pl ace 8S Fleurion and D oug las Lil:otle of
Rossmere. Pe ter and D avid M cLeod of
S1. Boniface and Gordon and Bob Dunbar of Niakwa and SI. Charles all sho t
BO.
In th e father-son B ca tegory (handicaps 13-251. Larry and Tim Nah.chow sky of Shllo led th e entry of 2 9 teams.
w ith B2, fi vo ahead of A lan and Deniel
Greenwood of Breezy Bend.
Bob Gill of Elmhurst and daughter
Brend a Robi nson of Ni akwa team ed up
to lead the paron t-child division's 26 entries w ith an 84 , ono bett or than threetime defending cham ps Art Sm ith of S t.
Boniface of daughter Lynda Palahniuk of
Elmhurst and Bill and Gail Anderson of
SI. Charl eS, both teems w ith 85. Th o
And ersons took so cond pril9 on a
countb ack .
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Manitoba Golf Foundation
awards first bursaries
T he first rocipi ents of bursa des Irom
the M an it oba Golf Foun da l.lon we re an nounced in February at the annu al mee t
ing of the M anitoba Golf Associati on.
M ichael Ave rbach. a pas t presiden t of
the M GA . announ ced the first awards
went to Barb M aslenko of Pine Ridge,
the 1985 prov incial women's junior golf
champion; and David W hite of SouthWOOd . former M anitoba junior champion
and runner-lIp to clllbm ate Todd Fanning
in the Ca nadian junIor men's cllom plon·
ship las t year at Ross mere.
Tho M anitobo Golf FOlJllda tion wa s
originated through donations in memory
of th e late Earl S torey of Assiniboine.
w ith further m emori al donations also
add ed to make sc holarships avail able to
M anItoba stu dents attending lmi ve rsiti es .
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Phil Hall prevails
in Rural Amateur test
If It proved nothing else, the 1985 edItion of the M anitoba rural am ateur and
senior golf championShip provad the
province's rural golfers were either very
hardy, or very foolish, or both.
High w inds and pl enty of rain marred
the second day of the 36-hole competition held Aug. 11 -12 at t he Hecla Island ,
making the course almost unpl ayable by
the end of the day.
But, only 25 of the 160 golfers failed
to complete their second round, despite
the sogg y conditions, and it even took
an extra five holes before a champion
could be determin ed .
Phil Hall of Brandon prevailed with a
bird ie on th e fifth hole to cleim the titl e
over Bob Genoway of Morden after both
had pos ted 151 totals over the two
rounds.
Hall kidded as he teed off in the rain
for his second round that he enjoyed
playing in adverse weath er. but even he
admitted he got more th an he bargained
for this ti me.
The 44-year-old Brandon golfer, who
won the C leor Lake Tamarack t o urn a ~
ment In 1984, shot a res pec table three-
over-par 75 in the wind and rai n to go
w ith an opening 76 for his 151.
Genowey, who shared the halfway
leed wit h a 73 in th e good weather of
opening day, Slipped to 78 in th e bad
weather for his 151. Paul Murray of Brandon, who sharad the lead at 73, skied
to 90 In the second round to fini sh well
back at 163.
Four-time champion Bruce North of
Carm an finished in thi rd pl ace with
75-78 - 153, followed by Gary Poole of
Bra ndon, 77 -79 - 156; Darren Hargreaves of Neepawa, 74 -8 2 - 156; and
Bill North of Carm an, 77 -82 - 169.
Th ere wa s also a playoff needed to
settle the rural senior title, but it w ent
only one hole and was completed before
the really bad weather settl ed in.
Carm an's Barrie Sanders claimed his
fourth straight rural senior crown as he
won the playoff over John Martens, also
of Carman, w ith 8 par on the first extra
hole.
Sanders had th e first-round lead with
an 80, three ahead of Martens, but the
champ needed 81 for hi s second round
whil e Martens caught up with a 78.
Wally Goshalak of Dauphin was third
w ith 8 5-83 - 168.
Th e Championship flight and seven
other flights were de termined after the
fIrst round , rather than by handicap s,
which provided close competition In
most of the flights.
The Championship flight had 16 players with SCOres of 73 to 77, thero wore
23 In the first fl ight with scores of
78-81, 20 in the second flight, wi th
scores of 82-83, 15 in the third, all w ith
84; 17 In the fourth w ith 85-8 6, 19 In
the fifth w ith 87-89, 20 in the sixth w ith
90-93 and 15 In the final flight w ith
94-100. The senior division had 15 pl oyerS with scores ranging from 80 to 99.
Brian Clark of Brandon won tho first
flight wi th 78 -81- 159, followed by Brian Johnston, Dauphin, 80-80 - 160; and
Grant Miller, Brandon, 79-81- 160.
The second fligh t had Earl Timmons
of Thompson, Keith Fawcett of Naepawa and Herb Dick of Winkler all wi th
8 2-8 3 - 165.
In th e th ird fl ight, Sheldon Boucha rd
o f M orden led th e wa y w i th
84-8 2 - 166, followed by Bill Boivin, Pinawa, 84-85 - 169; and Bru ce Nerba s,
Pinawa, 84 -8 7 - 171.
The fourth flight was wo n by Greg
Mcivor of Dauphin wi th B5-82 - 167,
followed by Eldon Patzer of Swan River
and Jim Renwick of Brandon, both with
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In the fifth flight it w as John Cartm an, Portage, 87 -84 - 151;
David Goerz, M ordan, 88 -83 - 151; and Harold Hoffm an,
Northernalre, 88-8 5 - 173.
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A ques tion frequently asked is " How do you become a golf
pro fession al?" Tho an swers t o th at Qu es tion are vari ed but
pre-requisi tes for tho job incl ude an abilit y to play th e game
pro ficientl y, a love for the sport , end a strange desire to work
long hours in the summer.
Ac tu all y, tho club profession al Is ve ry well quali fi ed to provide the sorvices th e members are entitl ed to expec t. To be
com e a Class A Hea d Professional member o f th o Canadian
Profossional Golfers' Assoc iation a pro fes sional has to I,avo
co mpl et ed an ex ten sive training program and upon achieving thi s st atu s mu st continue to recertify to m aintain hi s
st atu s.
A ll new applicants must attend an interview before they
are eligible to appl y for membership. After the interview, they
must successfull y complete a 36 -hole pl ayin g ebility tes t before they are accepted.
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PRO FESSIONAL GOlFEn S' ASSOCIATION
Harry Brolchls
Harbour Vie w Municipal Course
A successful applican t then must enroll in the CPGA Pro fes sional Development Program, complete yearl y education al
m aterial and reports, comploto home study and on -tho job
train ing program s and attend zone or nationa l educa tional
semin ars.
Th ese seminars aro held on a va rie ty of topics and incl ude;
golf shop operat ions, club design and rep air, leaching, the
org aniza tion and conduct o f a compl eto golf program , basic
course maintenance. basic club m anagem en t and Organization, employee and contract negotiations and small bus
iness management.
Before compl eting thi s five-year apprenti ce program , th e
applicant mu st also pass a final pl aying ability tes t and a six hour written Class A Exa m inat ion.
The Canadian Professional Golfers' A ssocia tion is co mmit
ted to maintaining the high st andards of th e profession and
to the co ntinued developm ent o f educational programs for
its members.
The increasing number o f qualified profossionals com pleting tho program each year w ill benefit th e clu b mem ber In
the future through th e many services w hich the profession al s will be able to provi de.
In Manitoba alone thero arc at least a dozen qualified Class
A As sociate Pro fessional s c urrently w orkir'g as assistants at
clubs. Clubs without profossionals or those in rural area s who
have never had a golf professional on staff should seriously
consider the t alents th ese young profeSSionals have to offer.
CANADIAN PR OFESSIONAL GOLFERS' ASSOCIATIO N
MANITO BA ZONE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President - Harry Bro tchio (Harbour View Golf Course)
Vico -Presldent - John Isaac (Tu xedo Gol f Course)
Direct ors Ct, ick Dunca n (Niakwa Coun try Club)
Tom Kin sman (Southwood Golf (I,' cl Coun tr y
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Gerry M orri ssoy (Rossmore Golf and Coun try
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Laurie Pierc e (Elmhurst Golf and Country Club)
J im Steep (Glendale Country Clubl
Pas t Preside nt Sand y Paterson (BreelY Bend Go tf and
Country Clu b)
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History of Superintendents'
organization dates back to 1950
By RAYMOND SAVARD,
Ch arl eswood Go lf C lu b,
Presiden t , G.C.S.A .M .
1955, 1.0 better refl ec t the duties of th e
nlembers.
A fter a mooting w ith Dean Weir of the
Univorsi t y of M anitoba, turf plots we re
es t ablis llod at th e Ur1ivo rsl ty for
research on Apri l 21, 1958. w ith the
G.C.S.A .M . providing support, s tarting
w ith $750 in 1958 to tho $1,500 w hich
was turn ed over in 1985.
A t the association's 25th anni vo rsary
rece ption held Oc tobor 23, 1975, a bur
sary fund was es tabl ished to ol d stu dents il' obtaining th eir diplomas in turfgrass m anagement. The fu nd was se t
t $250 per stud en t. Since then, th e
association h Cls aicled at loas t one Stl ldent each year and some yea rs as m any
as three.
Two new events were started in 1984:
1. The Turt Research Golf Tournament,
held Aug ust 9 at Bel Acres, w ith the proceeds shared by the University of M allil oba tLr rf pl ot and th e Canadian Turf
ResearCh Foundation .
Las t yea r, th is ev rH wa s a huge Suc cess, raising mOre Ulon $4 ,000. This
The M anito ba Greenskeepe rs A ssoci
8tlon, the forerunner of our prosident
organization, was formed on Oc tober
25, 1950, at Glendale Gol f and Country Club w hon the following o fficers
wo re e lec ted:
Presidont - A,C. ICYI Crood
Vice Presi dent - John B. St eel Sr.
Treas urer - Frank M acDonald
Socretary - Stan Wa lker
Five months later, on M arch 14, 1961,
w ith 11 members In att endance, a con
stilution was approved and Sam Hl ltchings, A rthur Baker and George Boa ttio
wore eloc ted as directors.
Thoso s ven gen tl emen tormed th e
first execu ti vo com mi ttee of tho small
organization, Today, the organi zation has
a membership of more th an 130 .
Tho nam e o f tho group was changed
to the Golf Course Superintendents'
A ssociation of M ani toba on M arch 28,
GOLF COURSE SUPERINT ENDENTS A SSOCIAT ION OF MANITO BA
19 8 6 Board Of Dlractor.
Presidon t . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . , , " Ray Savard , Charleswood
Pa st President ....... . ... . .... Jack Lubinski, Elmhurst
First Vice President ........... , . Wray Taylor, 8 el Acres
Second Vice -President ,., .. .
Secretary , , .......... , .. .
Treasurer
... , , . , , .. .
Direc torS ........ , • , , ....
,. ,
. . ..
....
. .. ,
John Evans, Conoe Club
Doug M cE w en, Even Spray
Syd Parsons, Par Equipment
Bri an Wenham, City of Winn ipeg
Rollie Rich ard , Wes twa rd Pow er
Helmut Kopp, St. Charlos
COlin Inglis, Wildewood
Ron D lck in, W ind sor Park
year's Turf Research Tournament w ill
again be held at 8el Acres on August 15.
2. The Superintendent of the Year
Awa rd was initiated, not necessarily
dependent on tl10 superintendent's per
form anco that "one" particular year, but
rather 8 combination o f tho follow ing;
a) recipient mu st be a Class A m ember In good standing wi th the G.c.s.A.M.
b) contribu to to the associa tion
c ) contribute to committees and/or
programs for tho ben er education o f our
turf indu stry.
d) overall abilit y as a superintendent
in t erm S o f care and grooming of turf.
e) awordod by standard vote of oxecuti ve at the last meeting held before th e
annual general meeting.
Th e first recipient o f th e aw ard w as
Jack Davies o f Southwood in 1984 and
th e 19B5 awa rd went to Helmut Kopp
of St. Charl es.
At one lime, it was thought that a
Greenskeeper (we oro now classified as
Superintendents) h ad the art for grow
ing goocl turf, but it is not only an art,
it is cllso a science.
M em bors of this association attond
turf semin ars and conferences throughout the off-season, keeping abreas t of
new ideas in turf man agom ent.
We meet monthly throughout the golf
season at various golf courses, to con verse and view other course mainten ance practices and to provide assistance
if members are experienci ng a problem .
We ca ll them fI1or1thl y management
mee ting s. Thoso oro some of the ways
we learn about im proving the turf on
w hich you play golf.
Havo a good golfing seasonl
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MAN tTOBA GOLF ANNUA L 'B6
Steel gets Distinguished Service Award
• FOunding member of the Canadian
Turfgrass Resoarch Foundation
John Burns Steel, former Golf cou rse
superintendent at St. Charles Country
Club, now retlrod, was honored with the
• Founding committee to es tablish
Distinguished Service Award (DSA)
test plots for re searc h in M anItoba
• Citizen member of tho 51. James
A ssi niboin e Parks Board from
from the Golf Course Suporintondent'li
Association of Americe at tho 57th An·
nual Conference In San Francisco Jan.
1970-1974.
31 to Feb. 4.
At the present timo, Steolls on Hon·
orary Life Member of the Canadian Golf
Steel Is only the second Canadian to
win the OSA and the only recipient (rom
Course Superintendents Association;
Western Canada. The DSA Is the high-
Honorary Life Member of the Golf
est and mo st distinguished award bestowed for outstanding achievement by
Course Superintendents A ssociation of
Manitoba; Quarter Century Member
the GCSAA.
Steel started employment at St.
Charles Country Club in 1932 and be-
(has been a member for 41 yaars and
the fi rst member from Manitoba) of the
ca me superintendent in 1945, retiring
tion of America: AA Life Member of the
G.c.S.A.A .: Certified Golf Course Super-
Golf Course Superintendent's Associa-
from that position In 1977.
He was literally overwhelmed when
the conference to receive the Award on
intendent; Honorary Life Member of St .
notified ho would receive the award last
his behalf.
Steel was nominated for the DSA by
Charles Country Club.
Steel ls a past president of the Assini bolna Memorial Curling Club.
He has attended 20 Turfgrass Confer-
October, and looked forward to attendIng the conference. Unfortunatoly, he
suffered a stroke on Dec. 29 which effected his communica tion skill s, but
after considerable concern , is regaining
his former skills - thanks to the qualifi ed th erapists at Deer Lodge Centre,
where he now resides .
Hi s son , John Donald Steel, attended
his peers for these contributions:
• founding m em ber and past -
president Ithree times) of the Golf
Course Superintendent'S A ssocia tion of Manitoba
• Founding member and first presi dent of the Canadian Golf Course
Superintendents A ssociation
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G.C.S.A .A . con forences. He has been a
speaker on the program of numerous
conferences and seminars.
On Feb. 5, Steel was presented with
the DSA at the Deer Lodge Centre.
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Mllnltobll 's Sen/or Men 's golf te8m for 1985 cons;stod of. left to right: Senior chnmp;on
of St. Char/es, 81'l1 MacCallum of Elmhurst and M ox Desauln;ers, 8/S0 of Elmhurst.
Barrie Sanders first
rural golfer to win
Senior championship
Barrio Sanders of Carman became the
first golfer from rural Manitoba 10 win
the Manitoba senior men's champion
ship as he came from beh ind to capluro
the 1985 honors at 5t. Boniface Golf
Club in August.
As form er champions fell by the way-
side, Sanders was joinod on the M anitoba sonior team by Jim Isaac of St.
Charles and Max Desaulniers and Bill
M acCallum of Elmhur.t.
D efond ing champion Smiley Meronek
of St. C harles and Form er winners N ick
Mickoskl of Elmhurst, Gord Lenton of
Selkirk and Pine Rid ge and Bill Pidla skl
of Elmhurst all fad ad out of the picture
along the route, though M eronek eme rg ed as the winner In the 65-69 age group.
Isaac was the ea rly leade r in the
54 -hOle tournament, carding a two-overpar 72 in the opening round fOr a twostroke lead over Sanders and Ken M ac
Charles of 5t. Bonlfa co, both w ith 74s.
Mlckos ki had 75 and Dosaulniors and
, Pidl aski card od 77s.
The lead remained wit h Isaac through
the second round as he sho t 78 for a
150 total. only one better than Sanders,
who had 77 for 151. M acCharl •• sho t
79 to stay In con ten tion with 153, whllo
Desa ulniers had hi s seco nd straight 77
to si t at 154 and Mickoskl had 80 for
155. M eronek came through with a 76
after his opening BO for , 56. Pidlaski
shot 81 and M acCa llum had hi s second
Barrie Sanders, Carman
1985 Man;toba Senior M en's Chtunp;on.
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straight 79 to si t at 158.
Sandors posted the be st sco re of the
final round , a 74 , to overtake Isaac for
the title with a 54 holo tot al of 225. The
St. Charles swinger had to settle for
runnor·up honors, slipping to 80 for a
230 total.
D esa ulniers was consistent, shooting
a third straight 77 for 231, good for third
place, and MacCallum charged in wi th
a 75 for 233 to grab tha final team
berth.
MacC harles slip pod to 63 in his fin al
round to finish at 236, Murray Brown of
St , Boni face moved up w ith a 77 for
237, M ickoski closod with an 83 for
236 and Meronek also had 63 to finish
at 239.
M acCallum's 233 was bes t in the
55· 59 aga division, ahead of M ac·
Charles, Brown and Mickoski. Jerry Jor·
reU of Bol Acros took not honors with
215.
Sanders led tho 60 64 division, ahead
of Isaac, Dosaulniors and Bal Browne of
Asslniboine, who hod 1I 243 total. Go·
org o Bum s of Cha rl eswood took tho not
honorS with 2 11.
Maronek's 239 led the 65·69 group,
with runner up honors shared by Pidlaski
and W.E. Miller of Carman, both with
241. Bart Campbell of Harbour View
was fourth with 242. The not honors 81·
so went to Camp boll with 200.
In th e 70·a nd·over ca tegory, Cass To
bin of Elmhurst was a runaway winner
with 83 and 84 for 167, seven better
th an M . Barnesky of Florida, who had
66 and 66 for 174. D. Cloland of Wheal
Ci t y was third with 178 and Clyde AI·
Ion of Southwood was fourth with 179.
Not honors went to Dooley Freeman
with 149.
When the provincial sonior toam went
to the nation al ovon l al Victoria in Sep·
tember, the Manitoban s fO~Jnd th o
cou rses a little too tough. Thoy fini shed
in eighth place as their best three scores
on the first day totalled 252 end they
knockad 12 strokes off for 240 the so
cond day for a 49 2 total, far behind On·
tario's winning lotal of 454 .
All four members of the team quali·
fied for the final two round s with scores
under 170. Desaulnier finished with a 76
Sen/or Inter· C/ub ch8mpionshlp for 1985 went to this teom from S t. Boniface Golf
Club.' Russ Jones, M ike Linton Rnd MfJrfRY Brown, who finiS/lod fwO strokes ahead
of SI. Charles.
for 244 , MacCallum closed with on 83
for 247, Sanders had a fino l 79 for 248
and Isaac finished witt, 251.
M eronek was the only Manitoba golf·
er from a large contingent to make it into
th e top 40 in th e nati onsl competition
as he posted rounds of 79, 76 and 80
for 235, finishing in 22nd place,
The 1986 provincial sonior mon's
champio nship wi ll bo playod July 29 31
a t Breezy Bend.
The national senior championship will
como to M an itoba this year, to be played
Sep t. 2·6 at the Elmhurst and Pine Ridge
Clubs. with Bud Foster of Elmhurst , a
Manit oba representative to the Royal
Canadian Golf Associa ti on, serving as
lournament chairrnan ,
Closing ou t tho 1985 so ni or cornpe ti ·
tion WIlS th o annual sonior inler·club
competition, held at Falcon Beach golf
cou rse Sept. 5. The evont is scheduled
for Sept. 11 at Carman this season.
S!. Boniface topped a field of 30
teams to captu re the 1985 senior inter·
club honors with a 229 total, two bet·
ter th an 51. Charlos.
Murray Brown SO l Iho poco for 51.
Boniface with a one ·ovor par 73. with
Rllss Jones contributing withe 76 and
Mike Linton providing an 80.
St. Charles also had a 73 loading th o
way, tlIrned in by Ken MacCherles, with
Jim Isaac shooting 77 and G. Kristjans
son turning in an 81.
Low n t honors went to Transcona's
loam of J , Everton , J , McDonald and T,
KnoJY wi th 212, followod by Winnipeg
Canoe Club's toam of R. Hotol, B. Navon
and C. Cairns with 214 ,
ALL GOLFERS WELCOME AT CHARLESWOOD
Best Wishes to MGA in '86
from
CHARLESWOOD GOLF CLUB (1976) INC.
Manitoba's Oldest Golf Course
310 Haney Street
President - THOMAS LESSARD
Golf Professional : BOB McVICAR
49 ·
St. ChBries team of, left to right, Steve Bannat yne, Terr y
Hashimoto and Bob Dunbar, makes it three in a row in cit y
inter·c/ub competition.
Brandon leam of. lefl 10 righi, Tom Relf. M ike Jones end Gary
Poole c8ptured rural inter·club honors in close bottle with Por
tage and Steinbach.
St. Charles, Brandon rule roost
•
In Free Press Inter-Club event
Whil e St. Charl es Cou ntry Clu b was claiming its th ird
straight city ti t.l e, the th ree -year rural region Of Selkirk Golf
Club w as being snap ped 85 the 1985 Free Press M anitoba
Inter-Club golf championships we re played J une 21 at Glen
dale Country Club.
Bob Dunb ar led th e th ree-man St. Charles team to a fi ve stro ke vic tory over the home Gl endale tea m wi th a par-70
eHort . He was backed by Terr y Hashimoto and Steve Banna
tyne, both w ith 76,
It was th e thi rd straight year Dunbar and Has himoto were
on the w inning St. Charles toa m, w hil3 it was th e sec ond
straight for Bannatyne. Gavin Spiers was w ith Dunbar and
Has himoto for th e 1983 win. Bannatyne was also on a wi nning St. Charl es team in 198 1 and Dunbar had two prevIous
inter-club w ins In 1969 and 1970 playing out of Niak wa_
The St. Cherles team total of 222 was five better than Glen dale's 227, who finished one ahead of Breezy Bend's 228.
Elmhurst end Southwood we re nex t at 235, followed by
Breez y Ben d's No. 2 tea m at 237.
Michael Avo rb ach pacod Glendalo w ith a two-over-par 72
and he was backed by Neil Stedman wi th 77 ancl Dave Wolcl,
with 78.
Garth Collings also ca rd ed 72 to lead BreelY Bend's th irdpl ace team, aide d by Bill Parker wi th 75 and M ark Ol son w ith
81 .
Oth er good Individu al SCOres ca me from Garth Reim er of
Transcona, Norm Gessell of Breezy Bond and Jim Doyle of
Sandy Hook, all w ith 73s,
The Whea t Ci ty tea m from Brandon cap tur ed the rural int er
club honors wi th a 232 total, onl y one bo tter than Portage
I. Prairie and Steinbach, deadlocked at 233. Portage won the
co untback for second placo.
Nex t in line wore Was agaming et 238, Sandy Hook at 239
and Morden's Minnewas ta club at 241.
Tom Relf and Mike Jones led the Wh eat City t88 m with 775,
whil e Gary Poole co ntributed a 78 to round out the 232 total.
Portage was led by Don Johnson's 75, supported by Don
Blight w ith 79 and Colin Scarrett with 80, whil e Steinbacl,
had e 75 from James Koop, 78 from Wllf Peters and 80 from
Danny LI pinski.
There we re 29 city teams and 16 ruml points in th e 1985
competition. The 1986 Free Press Manitoba Inter Club cham
pl onship will be pl ayed June 27 at SI. Boniface Golf Club.
Congratulations
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Manitoba Golf Association
"27 Years of Golf and Friendship"
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Elmhurst captures Crown Life
pro-am team championship
For the second timo in three years, pro
Laurie Pi erce lod a tea m (rom Elmhurst
Golf and Country Club to th e M anitoba
C row n Ufe prO-8m team golf champion-
ship wh en the 198 5 was pl aye d under
cool and blu stery co ndit ions Aug . 9 at
Niak w a Country Club.
Pierce and his amateur partn ers Dave
Dubnlcoff, Vic Schul z and red Paterson
topped a field of 38 team s w itl, a
S tabl oford points total of 153, sove n
ahea d of th o runn er-up t8a rn from Pin owa, w hich had Pierce's assistant A I
Scott as its professional.
Ian Kirk, Dennis Sm ith and Terry W ar
drop were the Pin awa 8matours, w ho
helped to pos t a 146 total.
St . Charl es pro J im Collins had th e
low individ ual honors among the profes sionals. shoo ting one-under-par 71,
w hich was two bett or th an Ben Smirnov of John Blum berg, Pat O'Donnell of
Pine Ridge and Gerry Morrissey of Ross
mere, all with 735.
T hompson's tea m of pro Rand y
Brekko and am ateurS Bob Th omp son,
D ave Turpie and Kevi n Ford fini shed in
th ird place with 145 points.
Next in line was the Rossm ore tea m
with M orrissey backed by am ateurs Bob
Hilderm an, Don M askiw and Al mer Kullm an for 14 4 point s.
A D elorain e tea m, w ith pro G artt1'
Goo dbr and so n o f Tuxedo jo in in g
am ateurS Ziggy Klim czak, D errln Oli scheski 81''Id Gordon Neilson, finished fifth
wi th 14 0 pOints.
Sixth pl ace w ent to th e S t. C harlos
tea m as Collins was joined by amateurs
Ray Cadieux, Don Dever and AI Coldicon for 138 poi nts.
T he M an itoba champions finished
fOllrth in the national C rown Lifo pro am
championship played Sept. 12 13 in
A lberta.
Elmhurst Foursome of Ted Paterson, DBve Dubnico ff, pro Laurie PiorcfJ Bnd \fie Schulz
led the way in Crown Ufe pro-om le8rn final.
The 36 ·hole co mpotition was sched
uled at Calgary's W illow Park Golf and
Country C lub but heavy rainfall fo rced
RCGA off icials to move to th e Kana nas kis Country course, 55 miles west of the
cit y, for the first day, w ith onl y nin e
holes played . In the bad wea th er, Sask-
had 141 for a lotal of 203.
D efendi ng
champ ion
N ewf ound -
land/Labrador had the best second -day
total of 149 to climb Into third plnce w ith
196. while M anitoba could gain only
128 points and had to se ttl e fo r fourt h
atchewa n toOk th e ea rl y lead wit h 69
pO ints, seven ahead of M anitoba and
Prin ce Edwa rd Island and nin e be tt er
th an Ontari o.
pl ace wi lh 190. Saska tchewan dropped
to l iflh, pi ck ing up only 11 9 poin ts for
a total of 188.
T he 1986 M anitoba C rown Li fe pro-
Fine wea th er gree ted the gol fers for
am tea m com potit ion will be held Aug.
6 at the Rossmere, with tho national
th e seco nd day at Will ow Park, w here
On tari o amassed 14 4 points to cap tur o
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Hashimoto tops Blair
matches for second time
For the second tim o in three years, Terry Hashimoto of S t.
Charl es Country Club claimed the honors in the 198 5 Jack
Bl air Memori al M atch Pl ay champion ship, the leadoff event
each seeson on the Manitoba Golf Association's compeli tic"
calendar.
Hashimoto had the third-bes t score in th e 36-holo qualify-
Ing tes t, then won four straight matches to reclaim the honors
he had also w on in 1983.
Carl Lec hman of Ross m ore paced the qualifying round s,
matChing par with a 72 at Breez y Bend, then shootin g two -
over' par 74 at Wild owood for " 36·hole scoro of 146.
That was four strokes better than Bob Dunbar of SI.
Charles. w ho shot 76· 74 for 150 . Hashimo to w as next with
75· 76 for 151. Chris Holson of Sou thwood w as fourth w ith
75·77 for 15 2.
De fending champion Ron Wil son of Breozy 8 end made the
greates t second-round comeback, carding a one-ur"Ider-par 71
Terry Hsshimoto
Jack Blair match pl ay champ
at Wlid ew ood aftor sk ying to 8 2 on hi s home course. Junior
David White of Southwood also roa red back from an open-
but had 8 tournamen t dale in Rhode Island. Dunbar also wi ll' ·
drew before the ma tches bogan. allowing 8 fourth 161-6hoolor
to pl ay.
ing 81 wi th 72 at Wildewood. Both had 153 totals to sharo
fifth placo.
It took a score of 161 or better to qualify to the 16·man
Rounding out th ose w ho shot un der 16 1 we re: Dave
ma tch pl ay portion of the compe tition at 5t. C harl es Co un-
- juni or champion Todd Fa nning shot 158. but had to go to
Komora. Rossmore. 82 ·74 - 156; Don McNolli. Niakwa.
78·78 - 156; Glon Hantiuk. Salkirk. 80· 77 157; junior Dave
McMillan. Rossmere. 76·81- 157; Garry Dubanski. South·
w ood. 84·76 - 159; Bill Parkar. Breazy Bend. 81· 78 - 159; and
Ed Larn er. Windsor Park. 79·80 - 159.
Mark Allen and Mike Gottfred of Southwood and Glenn Col·
a tournament in Texas, while Selkirk's Craig Ki ndra t shot 156,
lins of
try Clu b and thera were eight golfors tied at 161 w ho had
to go Into a pl ayoff for the final three berths.
There were actuall y 15 golfers with SCOreS better th an 16 1,
but two qualifiers had to withdraw duo to other commitments
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man playoff, with Darcy Furber of Pine Ridge ge lling the
fourth place and moving Into match play. Losing out in the
playoff w ere Torry More of Elmhurst, Rob Loowon and Rob
Oliphant of Rossmoro and Doug Arm strong of Niak wa .
Results of first-round ma tches we re: Lechman defea ted
Furber 3·and·2, Wh ite defeated Lam er 2·and·l , Nelson defea t·
ad Collins 1 up, Komara defea ted Parker 3-and 2, Hashimoto
defea ted Gattfred 3·and·1. McNeill defea ted Dubanski on the
20th hole, Wilson defea ted Allen 2 up and Hnatiuk defea ted
McMillan 4·and· 3.
In the second round, Le chman lopped W hi t e 4 -and-3. Nelson defea ted Komara 3·and· 2, Hashimo to edged McNeill
2·and 1 and Wilson go t by Hnatiuk i ·and ·1.
Hashimoto knocked Qut dofond lng cham pion Wil son
6·and· 5 whil e Nelson sidelined medallist Lechman 3·and· 2
in the semifin al matc l1es.
In the final, Hashimoto claimed a 3-and -2 victory over Nelson in a we ll pl ayod m atch, wi nning the second and fourth
holes on th e St. Charl es wes t nine to get th e earl y lea d. Nolson won the fifth wit h a birdie to cut the led to one ~m d th ey
halved the next sovon holes,
Hashimot o go t back to two -up by wi nning the 13th (fourth
on the south nine), bo th birdied the 14th, then Hashimoto
moved three up w ith a 10 fOO l birdie Plitt on the 15th , A half
on th e 16th hole was all he neoded to claim his second Jack
Bl air cham piol1ship,
The Jack Bl air competit ion, w hich honors a torm er presi ~
dent of both the M GA and the RCG A , w ill again be the first
event on the 1986 MGA calendar, wi th the quelifying rounds
M ay 31 at 5 1. Charl es and J uno 1 at Wildew oed and the
matches to be played on Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 10,
12, 17 and 19 at Pin. Ridge. This will be the 13th yea r.
Hashimoto is th o th ird player to wi n U1e event t wice. Gory
Kullman won back·to· bock titl es In 197 8 and 19 79, playin g
out Rossmore the first yom, then Elmhurs t in '79, Bill Parke r
at Breezy Bend also won two in a row in 1981 and 1982.
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and will be appearing on loca l courses
under the name of Bayeo Golf Course
Accessories.
It is a trade namo of Bay Bronze Industries Ltd " 2200 Logan Avenue, a
company which has long had more than
a passing interes t in golf.
The interest is unders tandable sinco
company presi dent Alex Colonolio Is a
long-time act ive member of Elmhurst
Golf end Country Club end his w ife, Peg·
gy, is a pas t presi dent of th e Canadian
Ladi es' Golf Associa ti on.
Bay Bronze has sponsored the trophy
whiCh Is presented each yoar to the w inning professional golfor at th e M anitoba Open championship.
The line of golf course accessories
was developed because COlonello and
hIs fellow workers felt such equipment
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Tho Bayco line includes a w ido va rie
ty of ite ms, such as rakes for sand traps,
cups for th e holes, flag pol es and fl ags,
too markers, distance marke rs, golf ball
wa shers. spike cleaners, pl aques and
signs for courses.
Ono of the special items available thi S
year Is the official distance markers to
be pl aced at each tee on courses which
have boen ral ed by th e M anitoba Golf
A ssociation, Complete se tS of tho mar
kers have been made up and w ill be dis
tributed by the MGA .
Sand rakos are available in aluminum
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w eight and built to las t. Th e ureth ane
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Flag poles offered by aayco are of
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Alum inum 100 m arkers are also availabl e in va ri ous co lors - red. w hite. blue
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Bayeo is also m arke ting in ground
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Colonello and Bayco's m ac hining di
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the fac t th e Bayco golf accessories are
all made in Manitoba, with any part not
manufactured at the logan Avenue plant
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Shirley And erson is in charge of the
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Gail Anderson dominates
women's golf scene in '85
Just as Todd Fanning and Te rry Hashimoto dominated M anitoba's male golf
scene In 198 6, 21-year-old Gail A nderson of S t. Charles w as th e prominent
flgura for the femele golfers of th e prov-
ince.
An derson , wh o ea rn ed No. 6 ra nking
among from th e C anadian Ladies' Golf
Associa tion, wo n th e M anitoba wo men's am ateur championship and also
the ci ty and district champion ship.
She had a , 5 ~ s troke lead over runn erup Tf cy Klbsoy of Harbour Vi ew in the
provincia l championship, shoo ting a
course -reco rd thres -under-par 7 0 8 t
Rossmore on the first day en route to 8
54 -halo score 225. She followed up
w ith 8 four-ave r-par 77 at Breezy Bond
and 8 four-over 7 8 at Elmhurs t.
Kibsey also set 8 course record by
matching per with 74 at Breezy Bond in
tho socond round ,
Defending champion Ca thy Burto n of
Selkirk fin ished th ird with a totel of 246,
followad by Lynda Palahnuk of Elmhurst
w ith 251 and Bronde Smail of SI.
Charles with 259.
And erson went on to lead th e tri als
for th e prov incial amateur team, shoot·
ing a slx ~ ro und total of 377 , Klbsey was
nex t w ith 400, Burt on had 408 and
Smail ea rned the (Inal team berth w ith
41 9. Nancy Bagley of Southwood and
Ali son M cKinne o( S1. Ch arl es we re
chosen as altern ates, fini shing fifth and
sixth In th e toam trials with 4 2 9 and
438 res pec ti vely.
In the city and di strict championship,
Anderson had a 54 -hole total of 23 7
over the Southwood, Glendale and SI.
Charles for a two-stroke edge over 1983
champion Jo·Ann Lind say of Falco n
Beach. Defending champion Cathy Burton of Selkirk finished th ird with 248
and Lynda Pal ahniuk of Elmhurst w as
fourth 2 50, Tracy Klbsey of Harbour
Vi ew was fifth w ith 2 51 and Nancy
Bagley of Southw ood sixth with 2 53 .
Aihlin Walker heads
national association
For the second time in four yoa rs, th e
Canadi an Ladles' Golf Associa tion has
a M anitoban serving as its national
president.
A lhlin Walker of St. Charl es Coun try
Club moved In to the president's chai r
las t fall to begin a two·yea r torm as tho
national presi den t. Jeanne Murphy o(
Ontario has been president the past two
yea rs,
Alhlln Wslks ,
S t. Cherles
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W alke r has an impressive reco rd of
golf admini strative service at th e cl ub,
provincial and national level behind her.
As a member of the Breezy Bend
Country Club for 19 years, she served
as junior chairr"l1an, sports ca ptain and
vice -president before being elected
prosl dont of th e wom en's sec tion in
1970. Sho joined St. Ch arles Country
Club in 197 9 ad has been ac tive In ac tivities slnco that tim o.
At the provincial level. Walker served
as teams chai rm an in 197 1· 72, tOurnament chairman in 19 7 3-74 , course ra l Ing chairman in 19 7 5-76, vice-president
In 1977-78 and president of the Manitoba Ladies' Golf A ssociation in 19 79 80 .
Sho was also on tho women's pro·am
inter·club compe tition committee in
1978-79-80 .
At the national level. she was on the
CLG A ru les committee for th e Canadi·
8n women's amateur championship in
197 2 and was tournament chairm an for
the 197 7 Canadi an senior wo men's
championship. She was elec ted vlce president of th e CLGA for th e 1984-85
term and moved up to pres id ent for th e
1986-B7 term .
In senior women's competition, M ar
lene Netterfield of Pine Ridge won her
second provin cial title with a 54 ·hole
sc ore of 261 , fi ve bOllor th an runner·up
Juna Bagley of Southwood and Ann Ta cl1an of Elmhurst.
Notlorfiold wont on to load tho team
tria ls with B six-round total of 4 2 7, fol·
low ed by Bagley at 436, Tachan at 438
and Isny Gallimore at 44 3 t o form the
Manitoba team,
Barb Maslanko won the provincial jun
ior championship wi th a 54-hole score
of 252, one be tter th an defending
champion J enet Coc hrane of SI.
Charles, w ith third place taken by A ileen
Robertson of 5 1. Charles w ith 2 55.
M aslanko also fin ished in th e lead in
the junior toa m trials w ith a six-round total of 41 2, with Cochran e second w ith
4 21 and Robertson th ird with 4 26.
On the nati onal scene, And erson fin Ished in a four-way ti e for fifth place In
the Canadian women's amateur chempi onship with B 7 2·hole SCore of 3 10 at
the New Ashburn course at Halifax , Kib·
sey shot 3 15, Burton 32 5 and Robert
son 337, the onl y other Manitobans to
play all four rounds.
The Manitoba team placed fifth In the
inter-provincia l competition, shooting
483, 15 shots bohind the winning Brit·
ish Columbia tea m's 468 , In ne t SCCr·
ing, M anitoba was fourth,
Robertson led the M anitobans at th e
national junior championship U1e Ken
Wo Countr y Club at Now M inas, N.S..
shoo ting a 54 -hole scoro of 24 3, good
for 13 th pl ace. M as lanko was two back
of thet at 24 5, w hile Cochrane had 248.
The M anitoba tea m pl aced third in
both gross and net scoring in the inter
provincia l competition, shooting a twoday score of 320 , 22 behind the wi nning Ontario team's 2 98, but onl y one
behind second-place Ouebec.
Bagley was bes t of the M anitoban s at
tho national senior women's champion·
ships at lie Blzard , Que.. w ith a 54-hole
score of 259, tied In 27th place, w ell behind the w inning Marl ene Streit of On tario, w ho had 22 7. Tec han fini shed
with 262, Netterf ield had 270 and Gallim ore 274 ,
In the inlor provincial tea m co mpe tl·
tion, M anitoba was six th in gross sc ore
wi th 529, far behind w inning Saska tchew an's 486, but tho M anitoba tea m
won the net honors w ith a two day to
tal of 4 5 8, w hich was three behind
Saskatchewan (I neligibl e for th e net
pr lzo ) Dnd o n O ahead o f Brit is h
Columbia.
MANITOBA LADIES'
GOLF ASSOCIATION
1986 Executive
G8/1 Anderson
1985 MLGA champion
Senior
golfers
to display
talents
The year 1986 is a big yoar for senior
sporting activity in M ani toba.
Earl ier this year, both tho mon's and
women's senior curling championships
we re held ot Portage la Prairie,
During this summer, both the men's
and women's senior golf champio nships
wil l be played In Winnipeg and, to cap
it off, the senior professional golfers'
championships w ill 01 a be decidod hore
this year.
The Canadian Professional Golfers
Association will kick off this season of
sonior activity with the M anulife Cana dian Senior pros even t at Sou thwood
Gol f and Country Club, July 21· 24 .
The Canadian Ladies' Golf Associ ation will follow up with the Canadian
women's senior championship and interprovincial team matches at Nlakwa
Country Club July 29 31.
The Royal Canadian Golf Association
will wind things up with tho Canadia r'l
senior mon's championship and interprovincial toam matchos at the Elmhurst
and Pine Ridge layouts Septomber 2-6 ,
President . ... . .... . ~ ... Ethel Calnek, Rossmere
Past President .... . , .. , , Phylies Wotton, Niakwa
Vlce·President • . , , . lorraine Macleod, Canoo Club
Secretary , . , , , , , , , .. Shirley W olochuk, Kildonan
Treasurer , , , , ... •• , .. Isny Gallimoro , Pine Ridge
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Tournament .. .. ..... , . .... . Eila Gill, Elmhurst
Rula • . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. Anne Leibl , Wilde wood
Handicap . . . . . . . . . . . . Va l Spencer , BreelY Bend
Course Rating , .. . , . ... Jean Farwoll , St. Charles
Te8m s .. • . .. . , .. Bonnie M cFeetors , Sou thw ood
Prizes . , , ... . ..... . . Peggy Andorson , Elmhurst
Junior Development . ... Karen Bingham , St einbach
ASSISTANTS
Tournament s , . . . , .. .. . Jean Schultz, Pine Ridge
.... ... . .. . Phyllis Bell , St. Charl os
Course Rating . .. , , , .. Chris Heywood , Noopawa
Junior Development . ... Isabel Caron, Breezy Bend
Rule s .... ... , , .... , , . Miriam Cook, Pine Ridg e
Prize s , .. , ........ , ... Ollio Konluck , Elmhurst
Elmhurst (above) and Pins Ridgs (below) clubhousos will be busy with senior men's
chDmpionships in Septomber.
NiskwB clubhouse will be hos t for senior women 's championship
8 (
end of July.
59
DIRECTORY OF GOLF COURSES
This Direc tory of Manit oba golf c ourses, listed on pages 60 , 61 , 62 and 63, has
been compiled from a va riet y of sOLJrCes, Inc ludir"lg record s from the M anit oba Golf
Associat ion Bnd Manitoba Ladi es' Golf Associati on, scorecards from some of th e
clubs, an earli er direc tory in the fi rs t odit ion of th e M anitoba Golf A nnual and th e
Vaca tion Guido '86 publi shed by Travel M anitoba,
Care w as taken to be as accurate as possibl e, but th ere was some confl ic ting
information from the va rious sources and there may be some discrepancies. If thero
Brs changes in yardage figures or other inform ation, clubs are asked to submit infor
mation to the M anitoba Golf Association office, 1700 ElIlce Ave nue, Wi nnipeg.
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Grall
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ASHEAN
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BELMONT
BINSCARTH
BIRTLE
BO iSSeVAIN
BRA NDON
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NOIIMmal,e Gol f Club. 1/4 ml. S of A rno s
Ashern Golf & Count ry Club
Beausejour Golf & Country Club
1 1/2 ml. E of lawn, N side Hw y 44
PleaS8nt Valley Golf COllrso
9 n)1. S 01 Hwy 23 on PR340
Blnscarth Golf Coursa, 2 blk. W of Hwy 16
81rtle Rlverslda Golf Club
1/2 Illi. W 01 town of! Hwy 83
BoissevAin Golf Club 1 ml. S of town on Hwy 10
Community Recreation & Sports Cuntru
34th St . 80 McDonllld Ave.
Nor th Hlt1 lnn Golf Course, 10th & Braecrest Orive
Sunnyside Golf & Country Club
I mi. W of city. Richmond Ave.
OIM Lea Gall Club
ApIJIQIC . ml. E 01 Brandon on Brascrest Dr. E.
Stlfldhllls Goll & Country Club
C{lIrrll (tn GO lf Club, West side of town
Cartwlight Town &. Country Golf Club
, 1/2 ml. W on Hwy 3
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Leasing of All Makes Cars & Light Trucks.
Call Jim Isaac for all Leasing Needs.
,M cNaught.
Pontiac. Buick. Cadillac.
634 Portage A venue 7 86-3811
{jor; PORTAGE AT l.ANGSID8
60
M
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DAUPHIN
Club/Locat lOIl
Dauphin Golf & Count ry CI~l b, 10 mi. E on Hwy 20
S,.nc!
No. of
Hole.
Gro. n.
9
G
9
9
9
G
9
5
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3252
M
G
G
L
W
M
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W
M
A
A
37
36
73
70
0
0
2575
1670
34
66
64
0
0
1345
30
36
37
33
30
29
33
36
37
39
39
36
36
36
36
36
33
33
36
34
33
31
72
72
36
35
36
PAR
Deloraine Golf &0 Coun try Chlb
1 ml. S, 2 mi, E, thon 2 ml, S,
DElORAINE
~~:~eH~~8~~;o;:ur&u, (It leko Mll l lgoshe
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Elgin Communl tv PrHk 8. Golf Cow se
/;.Ikhorr1 Gol f & Country Club. Soutl1 sldo 01 town
Phltn i om Ltlkt' Golf Course, 1 ml. S of town
ELKHORN
FUN FlON
GILBERT PLAINS
GUhflll Plains Country Club
1 hlk. N o f Hwy 6, 2 blk. IN
Glmll Golf & Country Club, 2 fil l. W 011 H w y 23 1
Ol/Hlstone Gall & Country Clu t), :z ml. S off Hwy 34
Glenboro Golf & Country Cluh. 1 1/ 2 ml. N on Hwy 2
GRETNA
Beaches Golf C ourso
1 1/ 2m l. N of Grand Boach cornor on H wy 59
Oak view Goll Club, 1 Illi. Non Hwy 30 and 1/2 m l W
HAMIOTA
Hamlott! Gall Clull, Sou lileas t of town
HARTNEY
H artney Gol f Courso, 1 rnl. N on H w~ 21
Hoela Illo nd Gall Courso, N, and o f Hecla Island
GIMLI
GLADSTONe
GL(N BOn O
GRAND BlACH
HECLA PROVoPARK
1
Klllarnoy L.6ko8lde Gall Club, 2 ml. W of l awn
lundar Golf & COun lr v Club, Jet. Hwy 6 &: PR41 9
M acGrtluor Town 8. Country Gall Club
North .Ide ot l own
M.,nIIOU Town &: Countr y Gall Club. South o ft Hwy:3
LUNDAR
MANITOU
MELITA
MINI OTA
Townsend Valley Golf CourlO, Hwy 83 ti t $ wnmil SI .
MINN EOOSA
M ORO[N
Mlnlol a Golf Course, 1/2 ml, 5 on H w ~ 83, 1f2 m l. E
MinnecJ08a Goll COUfIlO. 1st Avonuo SW
MlnnewellB Goll &: Country Club. 1 ml. SW of lown
M ORRIS
Riverview Golf &: Country Club
NE of town, 1/4 mi. o ff H~ 76
NEEPAWA
OAK L. AKE
PilOT MOUNO
Neellawa Golf & Country Club, 1/ 2 ml. E of l own
Oak Loke Golf Club, 1/4 111 1. 01 Hwy 1
Pilot Mound TOwll & Coun tr y Golf Club
2 ml. E of town
S
S
2530
G
2994
9
G
9
9
G
S
3120
3136
2666
9
G
2954
9
G
G
3000
9
9
9
9
16
9
9
G
S
G
G
G
3070
2 404
230 1
6565
28/0
3053
9
G
290 7
3B
9
G
2750
"
G
2976
35
37
S
G
3077
G
3od'J
9
G
9
26 19
3242
9
G
S
9
G
9
9
9
71
0
72
69
0
-
67
0
71
67 .5
0
0
65
69
0
0
71
66
0
0
0
0
0
-~
-
69,6
60
0
70
66
67
36
36
35
34
35
31
36
36
B9
69
66
1960
35
36
31
GB
37
31
2920
36
3G
70
1769
--
67 .6
0
0
~
~
74
71
70,7
•
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One of
Winnipeg's
Fine Private Clubs
COUNT",
g£.~~
~OUTtlWOOD
ESTABLISHED IN 1923
Enjoy a
superbly conditioned
18 hole golf course.
A variety of social activities
and a convenient suburban
location,
Host Club for the
$50,000
Manitoba Open
For Membership Information
please contact
BARRIE McWHA
Dlractor of Golf
269-7867
MAN1TOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' 86
18 Hole, Grass Green, Par 71,
Public Golf Course
Golf Shop - Power Cart Rentals
for information, rates and
reservations - phone 728 -9054
For yo ur after game
enj oy ment vi sit
RO B Ra YS
Lo un ge & Dinin g Roo m
open 7 days per week
e
THE CITY OF BRANDON
RECREATION ANO
SPORTS CENTRE
GOLF COURSE
34th Street and McDonald Ave.
61
.,
Grsn
No. o f
Town /Clty
PINAWA
,
PINE fAl l S
PORTAGE LA
PRAIRIE
Sa nd
Ymtl l
Willis OliVO
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POlltlUU 18 PrAh le Golf COU l liU
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IslAnd PSfk
III
W
M
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69
35
3007
M
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G
G
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3265
Golf at C F B POrUlge
, 1 hlk o ff Hwy 24
RESTO N
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RATING
M
PAR
Gall Course, WUtH 01 l own
RIDING M OU NTAIN
NATIONAL PARK
D
5
S
9
2
I
RIVERS
3 1/2 ml
ROBLIN
ROLAND
, 11111.
112 ml E
6'
RQSSBURN
RUSSELL
SANDY HOOK
62
69
69
18
SANOY LAKE
SELKIRK
$ HILO
70
69
SuthOr land Aile
G
G
SHOAL LAKE
SOUR IS
705
36
ST. PIERRE
STE . ANNE
64
71
'"
STE INBACH
SWAN RIVER
Swan Ailll:!l Goll COUl fH!, 3 mI . W u ll Hw y 10A
D
G
3053
73
n
71
70
36
30
695
69
Enjoy Your Game More
INLAND TRUST
ond SAVINGS
Our Friendly Personal Services Include
PA SSBOOK SAVIN GS and
CHEOUING ACCOU NTS
REGISTERED RETIREM ENTS SAVIN GS
PLANS
GUARANTEED INVESTM ENT
CERTIFICATES
GOLF FALCON BEACH
Set in the natural beauty of Whiteshell Provincial Park, the relaxed atmosphere of Falcon
B eac h m akes golf here an even t to
remember.
Bring along your office staff or club members
for a tournament - or your family and stay
in the campground for a few days wh ile you
take lessons from Golf Pro Bud Edward.
Pro Shop
1-349-2554
RESIDE NTIAL FIRST MORTG A GES
Bookings
1-349-2201
INLAND TRUST & SAVINGS
1054 PORTAGE AVENUE, WINNIPEG
FREE PARKING
R3G 3M2
PHONE 786-7801
Mem be r Canada Depos it Insurance Corporation
62
ManUoba
Natural Rosources
Parks
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No. 01
H olu
S tunl
Yardl
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PAR
W
RATING
M
W
Town /Chy
Club/ LoclUOIl
TeULON
Toulon Golf
THE PAS
The Pi'll Goll COlIrliD, 1 mi. W off Carrot Riv er Rd .
THOMPSON
Thompeon Gol l C lqb,
TREHERN E
Dolahunt Golf 81 Counll~ C lub, 21111, [ on Hwy 2
9
VICTORIA BEACH
Victoria Beach Goll Club
9
G
G
G
G
G
V IRDEN
Vlrdon Golf Club, 1' 2 ml. W at Jet . Hwy. 1 8< 83
WASKADA
WEtskeda Golf Club. In Waskade Pa, k
WHITESHELL
PROVINCIAL PARK
rulcon Bouch Golf Courae
raleon lake
9
8
18
G
S
G
WINKLER
Wlnklur Centonnital Golf Courle, Weat sid e 0 1 town
3017
Wlnnlpog Beach Golf Courlle
9
9
G
WINNIPEG BEACH
G
2740
36
34
W INNIPEGOSIS
WinnlpO(loaia Golf Club
Sou lh udgo along railroad Haek
9
G
1743
30
9
18
G
3083
38
G
6315
73
36
72
D,ooty Bund Country Club
Lot 7. Roblin 81'11d. (Headlngleyl
18
G
73
72
73
72
76
75
ChfirlOllwood Golf Club, 310 Haney 51. (Chl'lrleswoodl
9
G
3034
38
36
73
72
88
9
18
G
G
1387
27
7'
71
74 .S
70.5
765
OlfJrlclflle CountlY Club
400 Augll,lr AV(J 1St. Jamas Assn.1
18
G
5956
6159
7'
72
72
72
70
HarbOur View Gall Courso (Municipal)
1867 Springfield Rd. (North KlidOrH1II1
9
G
1240
27
27
44
49
John 8lumberg Goll Course (Munlcl,lal)
4540 Portage A'IIe. (W of Perimeter Hwyl
18
G
•
0193
9
G
6326
28 1a
18
G
5489
18
18
G
G
6296
6488
& Coun t rv C lub, 112 mi. Non H wy 7
2 rill.
N
on
18
A
9
H w~ 391
Aulnnlbolno Goll Club
No .. A'IIo, & Mande'llllle S t . (51. James-Assn.1
8tll ACl tI$ Gall & Countrv Club
3 till. N 01 Porimeter on S tur~eon Rd (ROiied
6475
3026
3043
3120
30
36
36
1941
3 137
1680
7020
6760
38
21
76
72
34
36
36
29
36
21
72
6609
71
69
70
75
71
8726
Elmhwst Go ll & Countrv Club
2 1/2 ml. E 0 1 Hwv 69 on Gur'llon Rond
Klldonan Park Gall COIH$8 (MunIClpul)
202 1 Meln S tr eet IWos t KlidoflUIII
Nlakwa Country C lub
620 Nlekw(t ROtll,! (St , Boni f oce )
Pine Ridge Golf & Cour) tlY Club
3 m L W o f Hw ~ 69 on GOI'IIUn Rd .
Aosamele Gol f'" Country Club
926 Watt 51 . Ih$1 Kildontlnl
St . Boniface Golf Club
100 You'IIlIIe St. (St. Bonllnc,,1
--
St. Cherles COU(llIY C lub
100 Country Cluh Blvd . (St. JornOIi Alilin.!
'"18
G
27
G
6385
6500
71
70
68
686
64
696
735
72
69
69
71
72
71
49
27
71
46
69
70
71
706
3'
73 B
67
72
69
69
OB
74
76
72
72
73
74
70.6
76.5
72
70
69.6
73.6
70
70
6138
6295
6265
73
74
72
74
NS 6175
6473
SW-6146
74
72
73
70
77
71
69.6
71
G
70
70
705
Sou thwoOd GOlf & Country Club
Unl'llOflitv Cr. & Markham Ave. (FOil GallV)
T,all'COllrt
M
6808
Croscont Drive Golf Courlle (MuniCipal )
781 C ro acent Ori'lle (Fort Garry)
WINNIPEG
Gr.en,
Gall C lub. 2121) Dugald Ad . (T(an aeona)
Tu)(ado Gall Courso, 400 Shaftlibury St. Ilu)(edo)
Wlidewood Club, 761 North Drive (Fort Garry)
Windsor Park Gol f Cowso (Munlclpull
10 Dea Maurona (St. VltflllSt, I)onlfocol
Wlnnlpog Cnnoe Club, 47 Dunki rk Drive (St, Vi tDI )
72
6436
76.6
NW-6093
6483
715
18
18
18
9
G
_ 6060
G
5776
18
9
G
5 104
G
2800
G
6925
G
3035
72
72
72
36
70
70
69
36
76
73
74
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696
695
70.6
69
685
71
71
67 .5
36
73.6
89
68
67.5
34
69,5
83
66
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M
L
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A
M
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ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL P LANNING
• Annuiliu
• Registered Rellrement SlHing~ P lans
• Pe nsions
• Pre - Re tirement Councelling
r J.
Rlc ~ &. 1\',OCI3tn
410 - 5 Oonlt ld Stfeet
Wtnmpt:g. Manitoha
R 1, 2 14
204 · 477 ·5350
M ANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL ' B6
I"'_~m
&assocIates
UIII':I I) Ilhuranl'C A.;.cnq I I(I
11 77 Na irn
I\ \C! IIU C
Wll1Illflcg , ManltllDsI
~l l
• Guantnleed Investm enl Certificales
• £mployee 8elle/ll I'rogr.m
• I'erso"al. 8usirH'~s. Parlne rs hip
Insurance Prograll1 ~
• Term OelW)ih
,1/-' - 10th
Stn:cl
UI3IUJ UII. MunHobu
lOA 4Ub
OYb
204 · 668-8277
1 · 72H~640
63
ADVERTISERS INDEX
Kepron, Roy & Company .......... , ........... 45
Killeen' s Auto and Pla te Glass Ltd . . . . . . . .
1
Air Can ada ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
A lec's TV & Aud io ...... , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Balan Elec tric .......... , , , . , .. , . , ..... , . . .. 4
Bay Bronze Indus trios .......••..... , ......... 47
Ba y, The ...............• , " ' , . , .......... 55
Bel Acre. Golf Club ... ... .. ••••. ....••• , , .... 31
Belleville Homes Lt d ..............•.••....... IBC
Birchwood Inn .... .... , ....... ,." ..... " , . 57
Blackw ood Beverages Limited .... . .. , .......... 16
Bos ton Pizza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Brendan , City of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 6 1
Broez y Bend Golf and Country Club .......... . ... 50
Budgot Rent A Car
........... . ..... 17
Carman Golf Club .............. ,
Charles wood Golf Club .......... ,
Consolidated Turf Equipmont Ltd
Cottonwood Golf Course ......... ,
CPGA M ani toba Zo ne ............
............ 4 2
.•.......... 4 9
. . . . . . . . . .. 7
. , , ....•.... 4 3
, , , , , . •• .... 44
Labatt ' s (M anitoba) Brewe ry , , . , , .. , , .. , , . , . . .. 9
Manitoba Hydro .... . ....... , , ............ . . 20
M anitoba Park s Branch , ........ .• , .... , .. , 4 1, 62
M anitoba Telephone Sys t om ...••.............. 23
M arlborough Inn ............ , . .............. 52
McCaine Elec tric , ...... , ... , , , ..... , ...... , , 45
McNaught Pontiac . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Meag her 's Di stillery Limi t ed . . . . . . . .
. 43
Millen, Durnin & Parish ...... , . . • . . . .
. 25
M erri ' s Tail oring , , , . , , , . , ... , .... , .. ,
.. 5 1
Motorw ays , , .. , ... , , . , . , , , , , , ..... , , . , , , .. 5 1
Niak wa Country Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
North America n Life A ssurance Co , .... , .. , .. , .. 39
O' Bri en W orld Travel Service , .. , . , ....... . ... , , 56
Pacific W es tern Airlines , ... , . , .. , •
13
Pine Ridge Golf Club ............ , • , .....•.... 36
Place Louis Riel . . . . . . . .
. . . ... , ......... . 40
I
DGR Globe Enve lopes . .. .... . .. . ....• , • . •.... 57
Ea ton's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , " , . " . . . . . . . 3
Edison Rental Agency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 40
Elmhurst Golf and Country Club ......••..•...... 53
Glendale Country Clu b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Golf Course Su pe rintendent s of M anitoba . . . . . . . . . . 46
Grea t·W es t Life Assur. nce Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 , 57
Harris Chov Olds , .....
. .. . . .. ......... 41
ICG Liquid Gas . . . . . . . . . . .. . .... . .. . ....... 19
Imperial Tobacco Lim it ed ....... " ..... ,., ...
Inland Tru st & Savings Corp . Ltd .... , •........ . . 62
Investors Syndica l O Limited ....... , . , •••• • . , , , , 37
aae
XEROX
SERVICE
CENTRE
••
,
••
'
•
•
•
••
RCA . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Rice , T.J . and A ssocia tes , , ... , , . . . . . .. . ..... 63
Rossm ere Golf and Country Club . . .
. ...... 24
Royal Oak Gol f Course ............ , .. ........ 45
Royal Tru st . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , ••...... 5 1
51. Bonifa ce Golf Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
SI. Charl es Country Club . . .. . ................ 51
5 1. James Vo lkswago n
...... , •...... 55
Sand y Hook Golf Club .
. .... , . , , ..... 5 1
Seagram Di still ers Li mit ed . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . ..
.. IFC
Selkirk Golf and Country Club .......... , , ...... 4 1
Shilo Golf and Coun try Clu b ............ , . ..... 53
Silve rwood Dairies ., .. , .. ,', .. ,.........
. 45
Southwood Golf and Coun try Club .. , , ... , , . , , . , , 6 1
Stapl eton , B.W . & Son Ltd .............. , ..... 64
St ewart Trophies & Engraving Ltd .........• , ... . 55
Taurus Golf Ltd ....... , . . ...... , ..... , ..... 3 1
Tim ex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 53
T.N. T. Golf Equipment ..................•.... 2B
Transcona Golf Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
W alling ford Press Llmi tod .......•............. 2B
W estin Hot el .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 54
W ildew ood Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4
Winn ipeg Free Press , , , ... , ... , .... , , . , .•. , ,. 5
W innipeg Parks & Recrea tion . , . . . . .
. ...... 2 1
1986
Manitoba Open
Patron
Xe rox Canada Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 11 , 64
B. W. STAPLETON & SON LTD.
Excavating - Levelling - Loading
Landscape Shaping, Speciali zing In Golf Courses WORK ING TO A NY DESIGN, YOUR S OR MIN E
TO BUILD A NEW COM PLETE COURSE
OR TO UPDATE TH E OLDER ON E
CALL -
DON STAPLETON
Phone 832-1713
221 W allasey St. 64
W inn ipeg, M an .
R3J 3C2
M ANITOBA GOLF ANNUAL '8e
Belleville Homes Ltcl.
MODEL HOME
2 WALLINGFORD DRIVE
AFTER AUGUST 173 LINDENWOOD DR. E.
TELEPHONE: 488·2330
FEATURES
·Master bedroom with
circle head windows,
whirlpool not tub. glass
corner shower. walk·ln
closet.
·Circu lar oak staircase.
-Family room
-Sun garden with spa
to games room.
- Kitchen garden window.
• Oak kitchen and interior finishing
• Insulation levels exceed double E
standards
ceiling
R50
wall
R27
basement
R27
• Triple pane wood casement windows
.Insulated metal exterior doors
- EE fireplace with glass doors, fresh air
Intake, heat return . brick facing.
Belleville Homes Ltd.
Design Services and Custom Building
#3·935 McLeod Avenue
Telephone : 667·2396
energy
efficient
,
NO HOME SHOUW BE WITHOur IT
WARNING: Heanh and Welfare Canada advises that danger to heakh increases with amount smoked - avoid inhaling. Av. per cigarette:
du Maurier Liaht: Reg: 9 mg "tar", 0.8 mg nicotine; King Size: 11 me "tar", 1.0 mg nicotine. du Maurier: Reg: 13 mg "tar", 1.0 mg nicotine:
King Size: 16 mg "tar", 1.2 mg nicotine.

1986 - Golf Manitoba

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