Patrick Perrin (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) and Drew Jones (Shilo Country Club) are Manitoba’s two highest ranking players on the leaderboard through 54 holes in Vancouver at the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship.

Both players are T25 at 11-over par 224 following Thursday’s play. Jones shot a 76 while Perrin had a 77.

Allan McDonald (Breezy Bend Country Club) is T62 after carding an 80 while Jordy Lutz (Elmhurst) shot an 83 and is at T70.

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Spence Mott (Team Manitoba / Shilo Country Club) carded his second consecutive 6-over par 78 on Thursday at the 2025 Canada Summer Games at Bally Haly Country Club in St. John’s, Newfoundland.

At 14-over par 230 through 54 holes, Mott sits in sixth place on the boys leaderboard entering Friday’s final round.

Brayden Boge (Team Manitoba / Rossmere Country Club) maintained his 19th place position after shooting an 90.

Camryn Thomas (Team Manitoba / St. Charles Country Club) is 18th in the girls division following an 90 while Maisy Shewchuk (Team Manitoba / Quarry Oaks Golf Course) remains 19th after a 97.

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Patrick Perrin (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club), Drew Jones (Shilo Country Club), Jordy Lutz (Elmhurst) and
Allan McDonald (Breezy Bend Country Club) have advanced to the play the final two rounds of the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship in Vancouver.

Perrin is the top Manitoban on the leaderboard at T25 following a 6-over par 77 Wednesday for a 5-over par 147 total. Jones carded a 74 to sit at 148, Lutz fired a 76 and is at 149 while McDonald had a 75 and is at 151.

Failing to make the cut (+10) were:

Tyler Hall (Pine Ridge Golf Club) 76-77-153 (+11)
David Spurr (Elmhurst) 77-77-154 (+12)
Taylor Fletcher (Golf Manitoba Public Players Club) 79-77-156 (14)
Curtis Markusson (St. Charles Country Club) 78-79-157 (+15)
Joey Ringaert (St. Charles) 79-79-158 (+16)
David White (St. Charles) 81-77-158 (+16)
Marshall Cox (Southwood Golf & Country Club) 79-81-160 (+18)
Zachary Sackett (Elmhurst) 79-83-162 (+20)

Team Manitoba (Markusson, McDonald and Perrin) finished T6 in the 36 hole Inter-Provincial Team Championship at 14-over par, 12 strokes back of first place Ontario.

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Spence Mott (Team Manitoba / Shilo Country Club) remains T5 on the leaderboard through 36 holes of play at the 2025 Canada Summer Games at Bally Haly Country Club in St. John’s, Newfoundland.

Following a 78 on Wednesday for an 8-over par 152 total, Mott is seven strokes off the lead.

Brayden Boge (Team Manitoba / Rossmere Country Club) moved up to 19th place after shooting an 80 during his second round.

Camryn Thomas (Team Manitoba / St. Charles Country Club) is 18th in the girls division following an 86 while Maisy Shewchuk (Team Manitoba / Quarry Oaks Golf Course) is 19th after a 93.

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Patrick Perrin (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) was one of only three players to go below par in the opening round at Seymour Golf & Country Club in Vancouver to get the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship underway.

With a 1-under par 70, Perrin is third on the leaderboard, only two strokes back of leader Glenn Robinson of Nova Scotia.

Also representing our province are:

Marshall Cox (Southwood Golf & Country Club) 79
Taylor Fletcher (Golf Manitoba Public Players Club) 79
Tyler Hall (Pine Ridge Golf Club) 76
Drew Jones (Shilo Country Club) 74
Jordy Lutz (Elmhurst) 73
Curtis Markusson (St. Charles Country Club) 78
Allan McDonald (Breezy Bend Country Club) 76
Joey Ringaert (St. Charles) 79
Zachary Sackett (Elmhurst) 79
David Spurr (Elmhurst) 77
David White (St. Charles) 81

Team Manitoba (Markusson, McDonald and Perrin) is currently T5 in the 36 hole Inter-Provincial Team Championship at 4-over par, six strokes back of first place Nova Scotia.

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Spence Mott (Team Manitoba / Shilo Country Club) opened with a 2-over par 74 at the 2025 Canada Summer Games at Bally Haly Country Club in St. John’s, Newfoundland.

Entering Wednesday’s second round, Mott is the highest placing Manitoban on the leaderboard at T5.

Also representing our province are:

Brayden Boge (Team Manitoba / Rossmere Country Club) 86
Maisy Shewchuk (Team Manitoba / Quarry Oaks Golf Course) 92
Camryn Thomas (Team Manitoba / St. Charles Country Club) 98

Team Manitoba is under the guidance of Golf Manitoba Director of Player Development Sean Murray and Assistant Coach Bri-Ann Tokariwski.

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Winnipeg’s annual professional golf event is set to go this week at Breezy Bend Country Club.

Practice rounds for PGA Tour Americas Manitoba Open are today and tomorrow followed by rounds one through four Thursday to Sunday.

Included in this year’s field is Winnipeg Jets goaltender Eric Comrie, Breezy Bend member Braxton Kuntz who will play his first event after officially turning pro and 2025 Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Champion Evan Nachtigall of Shilo Country Club.

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12 Manitobans will be in the field teeing off this morning at the Seymour Golf & Country Club in Vancouver for the opening round of the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship.

First contested in 1987, the Canadian Mid-Amateur Championship is for elite amateurs aged 25 and over and includes both Mid-Amateur (25+) and Mid-Master (40+) divisions.

Representing our province are Marshall Cox (Southwood Golf & Country Club), Taylor Fletcher (Golf Manitoba Public Players Club), Tyler Hall (Pine Ridge Golf Club), Drew Jones (Shilo Country Club), Jordy Lutz (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club), Curtis Markusson (St. Charles Country Club), Allan McDonald (Breezy Bend Country Club), Patrick Perrin (Elmhurst), Joey Ringaert (St. Charles), Zachary Sackett (Elmhurst), David Spurr (Elmhurst) and David White (St. Charles).

Markusson, McDonald and Perrin will also represent Manitoba in the 36 hole Inter-Provincial Team Championship.

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First contested in 1987, the Canadian Mid-Amateur Championship is for elite amateurs aged 25 and over and includes both Mid-Amateur (25+) and Mid-Master (40+) divisions.

The 2025 Canada Summer Games tee off at Bally Haly Country Club in St. John’s, Newfoundland and will feature a field of 44 players, 10 provinces and a territory battle for gold in the tournament’s golf event today through Friday.  

Representing our province are Brayden Boge (Team Manitoba / Rossmere Country Club), Spence Mott (Team Manitoba / Shilo Country Club), Maisy Shewchuk (Team Manitoba / Quarry Oaks Golf Course) and Camryn Thomas (Team Manitoba / St. Charles Country Club) under the guidance of Golf Manitoba Director of Player Development Sean Murray and Assistant Coach Bri-Ann Tokariwski.

Both a team and individual competition will run concurrently over 72 holes, the former grouping a pair of male and female players from the same province together to battle for medals in a mixed-gender team competition. The lowest score from a player of each gender will represent the team’s total score following the conclusion of each round.  

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“We are thrilled to be involved with Canada Summer Games and gather some of our country’s best young talent for four days of competition at the Bally Haly Country Club,” said Daniel Suppa, Tournament Director, Golf Canada. “The Games is a world-class competition, with hospitality and elite performance across multiple sports and we are excited to be part of their delivery of these experiences through the energy and excitement that golf brings to this country.”  

Golf debuted at the Canada Summer Games in 2009 and has featured in every summer program since, fostering a growing list of alumni over the years that currently boasts the likes of five-time RBC Canadian Open participant Eugene Wong and current Team Canada members Myles Creighton, Étienne Papineau, Brigitte Thibault and Monet Chun.  

Bally Haly Country Club will kick off 72 holes of competition. Throughout the week, players will descend on the property’s South Championship Course, a par-72 course that provides a diverse and dynamic layout through its picturesque natural surroundings.  

Winnipeg Jets Head Coach Scott Arniel joins Golf Manitoba Director of Communications & Development Brian Munz at Niakwa Country Club to talk all things golf.

Arniel shares his passion for the sport, how his game and the courses around the province have evolved over the years and who would be in his dream foursome on the course.