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The PGA of Canada is thrilled to announce Smucker’s® Uncrustables® as the newest partner of the PGA of Canada and the RBC PGA Scramble, the country’s largest amateur golf tournament.
The PGA of Canada, in partnership with Special Olympics Canada, is proud to announce two new community stream coaching workshops.
The PGA of Canada is excited to announce its 2025 national championship schedule, which will feature events in three provinces from June-September, while the Head Professional Championship of Canada will be announced at a later date.
Named Official Betting Partner of the RBC PGA Scramble
The PGA of Canada is proud to announce StrackaLine as its newest national partner, coming on board to help elevate the association’s five National Championships
The PGA of Canada and Golf Canada are delighted to announce the eight talented coaches selected for the 2025 Women in Coaching program. This initiative, now in its fifth year, is dedicated to increasing the representation of female high-performance coaches to better reflect the diversity of the Canadian golf community
Hockey and golf—two traditionally male-dominated sports—present significant challenges for female participation, from financial barriers to access and representation in leadership roles. With women’s sports gaining unprecedented momentum in Canada, now is the time to create meaningful change
The PGA of Canada is pleased to announce that Vigor Eyewear, a leading provider of premium sport sunglasses, has become the official eyewear partner of the RBC PGA Scramble, Canada’s largest nation-wide amateur golf tournament.
Amaya Athill fondly remembers competing in a regional competition in St. Kitts as a junior golfer. Antigua, her home country, defeated their longstanding sporting rival at the adult, senior, and junior levels. For Athill, the highlight of the competition wasn’t the victory; but the celebration that followed.
As we reflect on 2024, the PGA of Canada continues to cement its position as a leader in the development of golf professionals across the country. From innovative programs to successful tournaments and growing membership, it’s been another year of progress, engagement, and achievement.
Great coaching goes beyond technical skills and strategy—it’s about connection, empathy, and understanding the people you coach. Join PGA of Canada Technical Director Glenn Cundari as he leads an engaging conversation with Beth Bars and Kelli Corlett, two experts in coach development and leadership.
The PGA of Canada launched its new strategic plan in 2022 and the National Office, National Board and Zones have been working closely together over the past two years to deliver on the objectives we set out to achieve to serve the needs of our members and the golf industry.