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RT @OUAsport: Day 1 of the #OUA Golf Championships are in the books! ⛳️ Round 1 Women’s Individual | Jacqueline Giles | +2 @guelph_grypho…
RT @GolfCanada: Your THREE-TIME WJG Champions. The Republic of Korea secures both the team and invidual title at the 2024 World Junior Girl…
“Simply put, Renee Powell is one of the most important and historically significant people in the game of golf today. As a player, teacher, leader and advocate for the game, Renee’s impact cannot be overstated. She is one of the treasures of our game.” - Steve Mona, CEO, World Golf Foundation ... And we could not be more excited to announce that Renee Powell, international golf ambassador and pioneer will be honored as a 2019 Trailblazer Award recipient at our Women's Sports Museum Launch Party. ➡️ Do not miss the opportunity to spend an inspirational evening with this accomplished professional golfer, business woman, and trailblazer! Grab your tickets NOW and join us on November 16th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/womens-sports-museum-launch-party-tickets #WSMLaunchParty #WSMTrailBlazer
RT @GolfCanada: The Republic of Korea are your 2024 World Junior Girls Champions! 🇰🇷 FINAL ROUND » https://t.co/1pBGdElTMQ https://t.co/ri…
Friday, September 27, 2019 we recognized three of our members for their accomplishments at the Warrior Games in Florida this past June. OCdt (retired) Michael Briggs and Cpt (retired) Kristina Moreau both competed for Team Canada in multiple sports, with Moreau bringing home two gold medals in 10m air rifle shooting and team golf. During the team golf competition, Moreau’s father, WO (retired) Tony Moreau was her caddy. Tony Moreau competed in the 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto. All three athletes trained at the Abilities Centre in the lead up to the Warrior Games, in particular using our sport wheelchairs and rowing ergs. Abilities Centre is proud to support these dedicated athletes and veterans!
RT @GolfCanada: Soomin Oh, of the Republic of Korea, is your 2024 World Junior Girls Individual Champion 🏆 https://t.co/CKaYvv40Np
Sunday’s fourth and final round of the 2019 LPGA CP Women's Open was stellar in so many ways. Congrats to Republic of Korea golfer Jin Young Ko who won the tournament by going bogey-free all four rounds and shooting 8 under on Sunday to take this year’s Open with a record-breaking 26 under. More than 2 million dollars was raised for SickKids Foundation and pediatric heart health through the Canadian Pacific’s CP has Heart program associated with this year’s Open. The program’s ambassador Lorie Kane and Sick Kids ambassador Kyle Hayhoe were both impressive in their roles. Congratulations to Golf Canada, the LPGA, Magna Golf Club and to the over 1000 volunteers for your success in hosting Canada’s annual premier professional women’s #golf event. Congrats also goes to the 15 Canadian golfers who earned their spot in this year’s Open and made Canadians proud of the future of professional women’s golf in Canada. Well done everyone. #seewhatshecando #CPWO #CloserToTheGame #CaseyWardGolf
Lots more #SWSCD moments from the third round of the LPGA CP Women's Open at the Magna Golf Club in the Town of Aurora. It was moving day and Canadian Brooke Henderson definitely made some moves by going 9 under over 10 holes to shoot a 65. Wow. Final day at the #CPWO is gonna be a good day. Golf Canada #seewhatshecando #CloserToTheGame #golf
Second round and Red and White Day at the LPGA CP Women's Open on the Magna Golf Club in the Town of Aurora. Today’s play and Canadian celebrations did not disappoint. Danish golfer Nicole Broch Larsen - Professional golfer has the lead at 12 under and Canada’s Brooke Henderson is 3 shots back at 9 under. Veteran Canadian player Lorie Kane was a crowd favourite all day and responded to the tremendous support in an awesome and classy way that only she can do best. Make a point of heading out to see the play this weekend or plan to watch it on tv through TSN . Golf Canada #seewhatshecando #CPWO #CloserToTheGame
RT @OUAsport: It's time to leave it all on the links! ⛳️ 15 teams will travel to Windsor to compete against the top university golfers in…
RT @WesternMustangs: ⛳️OUA CHAMPIONSHIP⛳️ The Mustangs Men’s & Women’s golf team tee off on the first round of the 2024 @OUAsport Champion…
Lucky junior golfer tees it up alongside LPGA star Maria Fassi ❤️
RT @GolfCanada: Team Canada 1 soars to claim a two-shot lead, entering final round play from the 2024 WJG Golf Championship: https://t.co/F…
Lots of awesome golf and history in the making in the first round of the LPGA CP Women's Open at the Magna Golf Club in Aurora ON. Vancouver BC golfer Michelle Liu became the youngest Canadian at 12 years old to play at the Open. Defending champion Brooke Henderson finished the round 6 under and tied for 2nd along with fellow Canadian AC Tanguay. Fans, families and volunteers alike definitely enjoyed the great #golf shots, golf course and beautiful sunny breezy weather. Lots more golf on the agenda tomorrow. #seewhatshecando #CPWO Golf Canada
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