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Golf returns to the 2024 Manitoba Summer Games

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Staged every two years and alternating between summer and winter sporting events, the Manitoba Games powered by Manitoba Hydro is the largest ongoing multi-sport event in the province.

Multisport Games provide an opportunity for Manitoba’s developing athletes, coaches and officials to participate in a multisport event in preparation for a higher level of competition.

2024 MANITOBA SUMMER GAMES

Golf Manitoba is excited to announce that the sport of Golf will again be included in the 2024 Manitoba Summer Games powered by Manitoba Hydro. The 2024 Manitoba Summer Games will be held in Dauphin, Manitoba with the golf event will take place at the Gilbert Plains Country Club from August 11 to August 14.

2024 Manitoba Summer Games Regional Training Squad Program

To be eligible to participate in the golf component at the 2024 Manitoba Summer Games, athletes must be 16 years old or younger (boys) and 17 years old or younger (girls) as of August 17, 2024. 

Prospective athletes who enroll in the Regional Training Squad Program will will have access to coaching and training by a PGA of Canada golf professional. The Training Squad Program will begin in the early fall of 2023 and will carry over into the spring and summer of 2024. Each Training Squad Member will receive approximately 15 hours of coaching in preparation for the regional team qualifier (date and locations TBD).

2023 Athlete ID Camps

The 2023 Athlete ID Camps will be the official start of the Regional Training Squad Program:

Athlete Eligibility

For more information about athlete eligibility, regions, and Games FAQs, please click here.  The Golf Technical Package is also available here.

Register

To register for a 2023 Athlete ID Camp and to join the Manitoba Summer Games Training Squad Program, please click here.

Coaching Staff

Contact

For all Manitoba Summer Games athlete inquiries, please contact Manitoba Summer Games Technical Advisor Sean Murray by email or at 204.223.7375.

Inside Golf Manitoba Manitoba Summer Games

Coaching seminar tees off golf for the 2020 Manitoba Summer Games

WINNIPEG, MB – The coaching staff for golf for the 2020 Manitoba Summer games met on Monday, March 9 for a learning and development session in preparation for the Dauphin 2020 Manitoba Games powered by Manitoba Hydro.  This was the first meeting for the coaching staff that included a coaching development session lead by PGA of Canada professional, head coach of the 2020 men’s Canadian Olympic golf team and PGA Tour coach, Derek Ingram. Also in attendance was three-time PGA of Canada Manitoba Zone Coach of the Year and Golf Manitoba Director of Player Development, Garth Goodbrandson.

This will be the 5th year that golf will be included in the provincial multi-sport games event with the first participation taking place in 2004. The City of Dauphin will be hosting over 1500 athletes at the 2020 Manitoba Games from August 9 – 15, 2020 with golf athletes competing on the gorgeous Gilbert Plains Golf & Country Club.

Regional coaching staff for golf include current and former members of the PGA of Canada and include Dave Scinocca (West), Dean North (South), Ryan MacKenzie (East), Greg Hesom (Winnipeg) and Bri-ann Tokariwski (Winnipeg). For more information on the 2020 coaching staff, please click HERE >>.

Athlete Eligibility

In addition to athletes meeting the General Eligibility Rules of the Manitoba Games, boys ages 15 and under and girls ages 17 and under (as of August 1, 2020) will be eligible to represent their respective region. Five regions will be represented with teams of four competing in both genders over 36-holes that will include both a team and individual competition. For more information on the games, athlete eligibility and how to qualify, please visit the Manitoba Games golf page at golfmb.ca.

Funding for this seminar was generously supported by the 1991 Grey Cup Legacy Committee Fund.

About the Grey Cup Legacy Fund: The 1991 Grey Cup Legacy Fund was established by the Grey Cup Festival Committee, with the surplus funds arising from holding the 1991 Grey Cup Game in Winnipeg, to promote excellence in football and other sports in Manitoba through the development of coaching expertise.

The FUND is held in trust and administered by the University of Manitoba in consultation with an Award Committee consisting of representatives from the Government of Manitoba, the City of Winnipeg, the universities of Brandon, Winnipeg and Manitoba, the Blue Bombers Football Club and Coaching Manitoba.

About Golf Manitoba: Golf Manitoba is recognized by Sport Manitoba as the Provincial Sport Organization and governing body of amateur for golf in the province. Its mission is to develop, promote, govern and service the sport of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario for the benefit of all participants.

 

Inside Golf Manitoba Manitoba Summer Games

Attention all Manitoba U15 male and U17 female golfers!

The 2020 Manitoba Games are coming to Dauphin. Want a chance to represent your region in the sport of golf?

The City of Dauphin will be hosting over 1500 athletes at the 2020 Manitoba Games powered by Manitoba Hydro from August 9 – 15, 2020, and once again Golf will be teeing it up. Golf athletes will be competing on the gorgeous Gilbert Plains Golf & Country Club from August 9 – 11.

Athlete Eligibility

In addition to athletes meeting the General Eligibility Rules of the Manitoba Games the following are the eligible age categories for Golf:

  • Boys:  15 and under as of August 1, 2020
  • Girls:  17 and under as of August 1, 2020

Athletes must be a minimum of ten (10) years old as of January 1, in the Games year. This is based on the demanding Games environment including travel, competition schedule, communal accommodations and dining schedules.

For more information on how you can compete and represent your region, please visit our Manitoba Summer Games webpage HERE >>