Episode 54: Hamilton G&CC Preps for 2024 RBC Canadian Open - Sam MacPhail of Golf P.E.I.
A full show this week starting with Scott's visit to the recently renovated Hamilton Golf & Country Club that is preparing to host the 2024 RBC Canadian Open. Scott details some of the design changes at the course and what golfers can expect to see when they watch next year's tournament. Plenty of news covering a major golf media award, the end of the season for the PGA TOUR Canada, Ottawa Valley Golf Association, and PGA of Ottawa. Some news from the Ontario University Golf circuit, and updates from one of Canada's oldest team competitions - the Gordon Cup. We have insight on Hybrids from PGA of Canada Professionals Kevin and Jake Haime, and on the Back Nine we have an interview with Sam MacPhail of Golf Prince Edward Island. He recaps the season so far, shares about golf trip opportunities for the Fall and prompts golfers on why they need to start their planning now for a visit to the province in 2024.
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Show Notes
A full show this week starting with Scott's visit to the recently renovated Hamilton Golf & Country Club that is preparing to host the 2024 RBC Canadian Open. Scott details some of the design changes at the course and what golfers can expect to see when they watch next year's tournament.
Plenty of news covering a major golf media award, the end of the season for the PGA TOUR Canada, Ottawa Valley Golf Association, and PGA of Ottawa.
Some news from the Ontario University Golf circuit, and updates from one of Canada's oldest team competitions - the Gordon Cup.
We have insight on Hybrids from PGA of Canada Professionals Kevin and Jake Haime, and on the Back Nine we have an interview with Sam MacPhail of Golf Prince Edward Island. He recaps the season so far, shares about golf trip opportunities for the Fall and prompts golfers on why they need to start their planning now for a visit to the province in 2024.