Due to inclement weather and heavy water pooling on the golf course, the final round was cancelled at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship presented by BDO at the Burlington Golf & Country Club.

Most players in the field were unable to tee off on Friday after play was suspended at 8:43 a.m. EDT. Golf Canada made the decision to conclude play at 36 holes shortly before noon as the golf course became unplayable.

With a 14-over par 158 total, Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club) finished T28 in the Mid-Amateur division and T14 in the Mid-Master division.

Hannah Diamond (St. Charles Country Club) finished T35 at 17-over par 161 while Mindy Lichtman (St. Boniface Golf Club) finished T60 at 27-over par 171.

Lauren Greenlief of Oakton, Va. finished the tournament at 13-under following rounds of 65-66-131 to win her second Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship by seven shots.

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Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club), Hannah Diamond (St. Charles Country Club) and Mindy Lichtman (St. Boniface Golf Club) all made the cut at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship in Ontario following Thursday’s second round.

Hayden carded a 8-over par 80 to sit at 14-over par 158, tied for 28th in the Mid-Amateur division and 14th in the Mid-Master division.

Diamond shot a 9-over par 81 to finish the day at 17-over par 161, while Lichtman sits at 27-over par 171 after carding a 14-over par 86.

Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) shot a 22-over par 94 to finish at 50-over par 194, falling short of the cut line.

Lauren Greenlief of Oakton, Va. holds a seven shot lead going into Friday’s final round following a 6-under 66 on Thursday to put her at 13-under for the tournament. Taya Battistella of Bellingham, Wash. finished with a second consecutive round of 3-under 69 to remain second in the Mid-Amateur division and first in the Mid-Master.

Team Manitoba (Harms, Lichtman and Diamond) finished sixth in the 2026 Inter-Provincial Team Championship at 44-over par. British Columbia won the event at 5-over par.

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Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club) leads Manitoba after the opening round of the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, at Burlington Golf & Country Club in Burlington, Ontario.  

Hayden shot a 6-over par 78 to sit T19 in the Mid-Amateur division and T10 in the Mid-Master division.

Also representing Manitoba are:

T27 Hannah Diamond (St. Charles Country Club) 80
T57 Mindy Lichtman (St. Boniface Golf Club) 85
84 Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) 100

Lauren Greenlief of Oakton, Va. fired an opening round 7-under 65 to take the lead heading into Thursday’s second round. Her playing partner on Wednesday was Taya Battistella of Bellingham, Wash. who finished with a 3-under 69 to sit second in the Mid-Amateur division and lead the Mid-Master division.

Team Manitoba (Harms, Lichtman and Diamond) is sixth on the 36-hole Inter-Provincial Team Championship leaderboard at 21-over par, 17 strokes behind first place British Columbia.

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The 2026 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, is set to get underway August 5-7 at the Burlington Golf & Country Club in Burlington, Ontario.  

The field features 90 of the best female amateur talents above the age of 25, with the mid-amateur (players aged 25-and-over as of August 5, 2026) and mid-master (players aged 40-and-over as of August 5, 2026) competitions both running concurrently through the completion of 54 holes.

Representing Manitoba are Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club), Hannah Diamond (St. Charles Country Club), Mindy Lichtman (St. Boniface Golf Club) and Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club).

Harms, Lichtman and Diamond will also represent our province in the 36-hole Inter-Provincial Team Championship on Wednesday and Thursday.

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The field consists of five past champions, led by defending champion and four-time winner, Judith Kyrinis of Thornhill, Ont. (2016, 2019, 2023, 2025). Last year in Lachute, Que., Kyrinis defeated Nonie Marler of Vancouver, B.C. in a three-hole playoff to win her fourth Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur title. Earlier this month Kyrinis added to her trophy cabinet with a win at the Irish Senior Women’s Amateur Championship.

Along with Kyrinis are two-time winner, Shelly Stouffer of Nanoose Bay, B.C. (2022, 2024), Lauren Greenlief of Oakton, Va. (2017), Terrill Samuel of Etobicoke, Ont. (2015) and Canadian Golf Hall of Famer, Mary-Ann Hayward of St. Thomas, Ont. (2008). In addition to five past Canadian champions, 2024 U.S. Women’s Senior Amateur and R&A Women’s Senior Amateur champion, Nadene Gole of Victoria, Australia will be competing this year in Burlington.

“We are excited to host a strong field featuring past national champions and international winners at the Burlington Golf and Country Club,” said Sam Brown, Tournament Director, Golf Canada. “This field has seen a significant increase in size this year and the Club and staff have worked tirelessly to ensure the course and amenities will deliver a memorable experience for everyone this year.”

Founded in 1922, Burlington Golf and Country Club has earned a reputation as one of Canada’s premier private golf clubs. The course has continually evolved while respecting its rich history, blending timeless design with thoughtful enhancements that preserve its strategic character. Today, it offers a true championship test where accuracy, course management, and exceptional putting are rewarded on every hole.

“Hosting the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship is a tremendous honour for everyone at Burlington Golf and Country Club. Our members, Board of Directors, Staff, and volunteers are excited to welcome Canada’s top amateur golfers and showcase a club that has been an important part of Canadian golf for more than a century,” said Jeremy Broom, Head Golf Professional, Burlington Golf and Country Club. “Our team takes great pride in presenting the golf course in championship condition, and we know the competitors will enjoy both the challenge of the course and the hospitality that our members are known for. We look forward to an incredible week of competition and to celebrating the very best of women’s amateur golf at Burlington.”

Following Thursday’s second round the field will be cut to the low 70 players and ties based off the Mid-Amateur division with a minimum of 10 players in the Mid-Master division making the cut.

Three notable exemptions are up for grabs for the winner, including entry into the 2026 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship at Montclair Golf Club in West Orange, N.J. from August 29 – September 3, as well as a spot in the field for the 2027 Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship and 2027 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, both presented by BDO.

(Courtesy Golf Canada)

Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club) and Veronica van der Meer (Breezy Bend) each shot a 1-over par 74 during Friday’s final round of the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, at Lachute (Club de golf) in Lachute, Quebec. 

With a 9-over par 228 total, Hayden finished T6 on the leaderboard while van der Meer at 12-over par 231 was 11th.

Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) had her best round of the week carding an 88 to finish T51.

In the Mid-Masters Championship, Hayden finished T3.

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Team Manitoba’s Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club), Veronica van der Meer (Breezy Bend) and Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) earned a T3 finish Thursday in the Inter-Provincial Team Championship of the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, at Lachute (Club de golf) in Lachute, Quebec. 

Hayden shot a 2-over par 73 during her second round while van deer Meer had a 76 and Harms a 94.

Hayden and van deer Meer’s scores contributed to a 36 hole 19-over par finish, tied with Quebec. British Columbia won the Team Championship at 5-over par.

Hayden and van der Meer are both in the top 20 on the Mid-Amateur leaderboard entering Friday’s final round at T8 and T16 respectively.

Hayden is in fifth place on the Mid-Masters leaderboard, eight strokes off the lead.

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Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club) shot an opening round of 6-over par 79 to sit T12 on the leaderboard in the opening round of the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, at Lachute (Club de golf) in Lachute, Quebec.  

Veronica van der Meer (Breezy Bend) is T20 following an 81 while Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club) carded a 98.

Hayden also sits T7 on the leaderboard in the Mid-Masters Division.

Team Manitoba (Hayden & van der Meer) currently sit in fourth place in the Inter-Provincial Team Championship at 14-over par.

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The 2025 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, is underway at Lachute (Club de golf) in Lachute, Quebec.  

The field features 58 of the best female amateur talents above the age of 25, with the mid-amateur (players aged 25-and-over as of August 6) and mid-master (players aged 40-and-over as of August 6) competitions both running concurrently through the completion of 54 holes.

Representing Manitoba are Rachel Harms (Elmhurst Golf & Country Club), Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club) and Veronica van der Meer (Breezy Bend).  

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With over a century’s worth of history and a pair of championship-caliber golf courses nestled in its 500-acre property, Lachute (Club de golf) stands definitively as a premier golf facility in the nation. Founded in 1923, the course’s original 18-hole design was crafted and completed through the work of renowned Canadian architect Stanley Thompson in 1949. A dozen years later and with inspiration from Thompson, Lachute native Howard Watson designed the property’s second course, stretching over 7,000 yards and providing another stout test for golfers of all levels. Watson was inducted to the Quebec Golf Hall of Fame as a builder in 2021.  

Lachute (Club de golf) has hosted numerous major golf tournaments throughout its history, including the 1977 Peter Jackson Classic (now known as the CPKC Women’s Open) won by World Golf Hall of Famer Judy Rankin of St. Louis, Mo. In addition to the LPGA TOUR great, the course’s greens have also been graced by the presence of other legends in the game, including Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino and Nick Price among the many to tee off at one of Quebec’s finest golf locations.