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Mike Masaro / Golf Canada
CALEDON, ON – Golf Canada and RBC have confirmed the names of 13 players who have accepted exemptions into the 2026 RBC Canadian Open, taking place June 10 – 14 at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) in Caledon, Ont.
Among those earning exemptions are nine Canadians, led by recent winner and curren...
Each week, we ask our panel of writers, PGA members and golf industry experts to weigh in with their views on the hot topics of the day.
The U.S. Women’s Open kicks off this week at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles. Nelly Korda and Jeeno Thitikul are dominating the news as two of the compelling storylines from this championship but there are plenty of ot...
Since my son Corey died in late February, so many kind and compassionate people have reached out to me with lovely emails and texts, heartfelt cards and phone calls.
I’ve also met many people in person, many more than I usually do. Some encounters have been by chance, some have been weeks in the planning, and others have arrived like gifts from God.
About a mont...
Pictured above: Turnberry Golf Club, Scotland, 9th hole
Each week, we ask our panel of writers, PGA members and golf industry experts to weigh in with their views on the hot topics of the day.
At many PGA Tour events, players are routinely scoring in the low 60’s and threatening to shoot sub-60 rounds. It’s not all attributable to how far th...
Par-3 holes are often the most memorable holes on a golf course.
Not only are they situated on some of the most dramatic terrain, they also present a do-or-die dilemma. It’s one shot for glory, and many times the alternative comes with a big number.
In Muskoka, we’re used to seeing lots of trouble: rock, trees, wetlands, did I mention rock? The spectacular cours...