When Nick Taylor’s putter soared through the air on the 18th hole at Oakdale Golf and Country Club in Toronto, it changed the course of Canadian golf.The beginning of the decade had been rough for the sport in the country.AdvertisementIn…
Already a 14-time LPGA Tour winner, Brooke Henderson is rewriting the Canadian golf record book with regularity, and with her CPKC Women’s Open victory last week at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club, the Smiths Falls, Ont., sensation continues to alter…
Miguel Ángel Jiménez birdied the 18th to grab a one-shot lead at 14-under heading into Sunday at the Rogers Charity Classic. At 61, the Spaniard is chasing his fifth victory of the 2025 season—something no Champions Tour player has done…
SCOREGolf Top 59 2025: 20-11 We are back at the Algangquin Golf Club in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, continuing to count down the top 59 public golf courses in Canada. And I’m taking you through a piece of the property…
The time has arrived to count down the 2025 Top 59 Public Golf Courses in Canada, our biennial ranking of the best courses in the country that anyone can play. And if you’re asking — or forgotten — why we…
The best public golf courses in Canada If you’ve been here before, you already know where I am. And if you haven’t, well, this is the iconic lodge at the Algangquin Resort in St. Andrews, New Brunswick. One of the…
I Played One of the STEEPEST Golf Courses in BC Perfect. Nine holes, 18 pastures. This place is really hard. It’s actually one of the tougher places I’ve played. Greens are really slow. Not a perfect tea box, but that’s…
Open this photo in gallery:Once a hidden golf treasure, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is located amid the rolling hills and woodlands in Caledon, Ont. Now more than three decades later, it’s a premier destination hosting the Professional Golfers’ Association…
The RBC Canadian Open heads to Caledon, Ontario, for the first time as TPC Toronto’s North Course hosts a Tour event. With a 75.7 rating and 140 slope, it’s a scenic but stern test. What do you think you’d shoot?…
Nick Taylor authored an iconic moment with his 72-foot putt to win the 2023 Canadian Open in Toronto. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP – image credit)When Nick Taylor’s putter soared through the air on the 18th hole at Oakdale…