With the 2021 Golf Manitoba season underway, our partner, Taylormade Golf Canada is giving you a chance to win.

Showcase your new SIM2 product at your favourite Golf Manitoba member courses by posting to your Instagram channel and hashtag #TMGreenLight.

For more details and to enter, click here.

Golf Manitoba Director of Communications Brian Munz takes us “Inside the Ropes” with former NHL goaltender Tim Cheveldae.

Chevy talks about his golf game, some of his favorite golfing teammates with the Winnipeg Jets and Detroit Red Wings, plus find out where is dream round would be and who with.

Golf Manitoba, in association with Golf Canada, is pleased to welcome to Treherne’s Delahunt Golf and Country Club as our newest member club.

Celebrating 50 summers of play, this nine hole course located in southern Manitoba can be played from three sets of tee boxes that if you play 18 holes ranges from 4,684 to 6,200 yards.

“The par five, eighth hole is our signature hole” said Club President Donald Zeghers.  “It’s not that long yardage wise, but the tree lined fairways, water hazard and bunkers make it a challenge every time you play it”.

Treherne’s Delahunt Golf and Country Club features a $15 green fee on Mondays where golfers can play as many holes as they want.  “We’ve had guys play over 50 holes, it’s fun to see how many they do before packing it in for the day” added Zeghers.

The clubhouse restaurant features a full menu to enjoy inside or while dining outside on the expanded patio.

As an official Golf Manitoba / Canada member club, all rounds played at Treherne’s Delahunt Golf and Country Club are acceptable for handicap purposes and may be recorded toward establishing or maintaining an official Golf Canada Handicap Index.

For tee times and more information call (204) 723-2502 or visit their website: trehernegolf.com.

Tuesday, June 1st is Women’s Golf Day.

Join us in celebrating the women who make our game great.

Golf Manitoba, in association with the Grand Pines Golf Course, announced today the 2021 Match Play Qualifier will be moved to Sunday, August 22^nd followed by the Match Play Championship being played Monday, August 23^rd to Thursday, August 26^th.

“Due to the current health conditions in our province and the overwhelming interest by the number of golfers who want to play in our event, we are delaying until it is safe to do so” said Golf Manitoba Executive Director Jared Ladobruk. 

“We are excited to host this great event at our course, however we agree that a date later in this season is a better alternative at this time.  Our course is in tremendous shape already and welcome everyone to play here this season” added Grand Pines Golf Course General Manager and Head Professional Ivan Koop.

Golf Manitoba will continue to evaluate provincial health and travel restrictions related to COVID-19 to make informed and responsible decisions related to our 2021 championship schedule.

The safety and well-being of our championship competitors, tournament staff and volunteers along with corporate partners and our host community at large is paramount to Golf Manitoba.

For more information, contact:

Brian Munz
Director of Communications
Golf Manitoba
Phone: (204) 899-1092
Email: brian@golfmb.ca

The Province of Manitoba has announced the new public health orders which will start as of 12:01 am on Saturday, May 29^th and be in effect until Saturday, June 12^th at 12:01 am:

• Outdoor gatherings with anyone from outside a household are no longer allowed and this applies to all recreation spaces including playgrounds, golf courses, parks and sports fields.

This means that golf is permitted to be played only with members of your immediate household.

In the case of someone who lives alone, they are not allowed to golf with their one designated visitor.

• Only one person per household will be allowed to enter a business (pro shop).

For more information, contact:

Brian Munz
Director of Communications
Golf Manitoba
Phone: (204) 899-1092
Email: brian@golfmb.ca

The Golf Manitoba Scholarship Fund is a registered charity, the object of which is to provide financial assistance to young golfers entering or continuing in a post-secondary educational institution in Canada.

Golf Manitoba Scholarship Fund awards are available to all Golf Manitoba members in addition to those young people who are currently involved with golf either through employment or participation.

Since 1986, the Fund has awarded over 180 scholarships totaling over $218,500 to 36 different golf clubs throughout Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario.

Scholarships are awarded based largely on academic achievement, however golf ability and community involvement are also considered.

Registration deadline is June 30.

For more information go to www.golfmb.ca/scholarship or click here to apply.

With the current province-wide restrictions in effect, Golf Canada has cancelled the 2021 NextGen Prairie Championship scheduled for June 10-13 at Quarry Oaks Golf Course in Ste. Anne, Manitoba.

This regional junior championship is not feasible given the current mandatory 14-day quarantine for all people entering the province of Manitoba.  

Golf Canada will continue to evaluate provincial health and travel restrictions related to COVID-19 to make informed and responsible decisions related to our 2021 championship schedule. The safety and well-being of our championship competitors, tournament staff and volunteers along with event stakeholders and our host community at large is paramount to Golf Canada.

The Province of Manitoba has announced an extension of the current public health order restrictions. They are in effect until Saturday, May 29 at 12:01 a.m.:

• Outdoor gatherings with anyone from outside a household are no longer allowed and this applies to all recreation spaces including playgrounds, golf courses, parks and sports fields.

This means that golf is permitted to be played only with members or your immediate household. In the case of someone who lives alone, they are NOT allowed to golf with their one designated visitor.

• Only one person per household will be allowed to enter a business (pro shop).

As golf courses in Manitoba remain open, the Manitoba Allied Golf Associations (Canadian Society of Club Managers, Golf Manitoba, Manitoba Golf Superintendents Association, National Golf Course Owners Association Canada and PGA of Manitoba), continue to encourage all member clubs and participants to remain vigilant to ensure that all public health measures are met or exceeded at all of our golf courses.

A reminder, physical distancing (2 meters / 6 feet) is mandatory with people from outside your household.

The Clear Lake Golf Course, a Golf Manitoba member course, announced this morning:

“As the current pandemic situation continues to increase in severity, the unfortunate decision has been reached to cancel the tournament for 2021. The hopefulness of a few weeks ago where we anticipated an improvement in Manitoba has not occurred. The increased restrictions and a sense of the larger social obligation have led to this decision.

Thank you for your entry and your continued support of one of the longest-running independent golf tournaments anywhere. We will be back in 2022 and plan to finally celebrate the 60th anniversary of this outstanding event. Please keep an eye on your email for updates on the 60th Annual Grey Owl Golf Tournament scheduled for June 10 – 12, 2022.”

Due to the cancellation of the 2021 Grey Owl Golf Tournament, tee times will now be available to the public on June 11, 12 and 13.

To book your tee times, please call (204) 848-4653 or visit our website.