Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour & Notah Begay III Championships announce 2026 schedules
As we look ahead to warmer weather, the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour and Notah Begay III Junior Golf Championships have released their respective 2026 schedules.
Six events are on the MJT calendar starting at Kildonan Park Golf Course May 9th and 10th along with the 16th. St. Boniface Golf Club will host May 17th and 18th. June will see events at Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club on the 13th and 14th followed by Selkirk Golf & Country Club on the 27th and 28th. The lone championship in July is at The Players Course on the 18th. Competition concludes August 17th to 19th at Carman Golf & Curling Club. For the full schedule, click here.
The Notah Begay III Manitoba Qualifier will be hosted at Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club on June 6th and 7th. The registration deadline is June 1st. For more information, click here.
Dakota Dunes Golf Links just south of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan will host the Western Championship on August 18th and 19th.
A reminder, Golf Manitoba Provincial Championships available for junior competitors are the Match Play Championship Qualifier presented by St. Vital Dental Centre on May 23rd at Scotswood Links, NextGen Prairie Championship June 19th to 21st at Neepawa Golf & Country Club, U15 Championship presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation at Winkler Centennial Golf Club on July 13th and 14th, the Junior Boys and Girls Championship presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation July 7th to 9th at Pine Ridge Golf Club, the Taylor McCaffrey Women’s Four-Ball Championship August 19th at Oakwood Golf Course and the Taylor McCaffrey Men’s Four-Ball Championship at Lake of the Sandhills Golf Course at Buffalo Point on August 27th.
2026 will also see the return of the Junior Skills Challenge on July 19th at Rossmere Country Club.
For more information on junior golf, click here.
Welcome EVO Golf
Golf Manitoba, in association with Golf Canada, is pleased to welcome EVO Golf as our newest off-course member facility.
Located at 545 Pacific Avenue in Brandon, EVO Golf features six hitting bays and a short game / putting practice area.
EVO Golf offers PGA of Manitoba instruction available to all levels of golfer led by Head Professional and Director of Golf Austin Dobrescu. It also features a fully licensed lounge as well as club rentals.
As an official Golf Manitoba / Canada off-course member facility, guests may purchase a Golf Manitoba / Canada membership at a special rate to take advantage of various benefits and to record scores towards establishing or maintaining an official Golf Canada Handicap Index.
For more information, call EVO Golf at (204) 717-GOLF, email info@evogolf.ca or go online to evogolf.ca.
Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame welcomes Campbell, Hardy, Mickoski and Paterson as the Class of 2025; recognizes Sigurdson
The Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame is proud to announce the Class of 2025, recognizing four individuals whose outstanding contributions have significantly shaped and advanced the sport of golf in Manitoba.
Tim Campbell (Builder)
A longtime sportswriter with the Winnipeg Free Press, Tim Campbell covered a wide range of sports, with golf holding a prominent place in his work. Widely regarded as one of Canada’s premier golf writers, his insightful reporting and storytelling helped elevate the profile of the game locally and nationally.
He received first and second place honours at the Golf Journalists Association of Canada annual Writing Awards in 2010, followed by the Top Award in the Newspapers Editorial category in 2011.
Highlights of Campbell’s journey include chronicling the careers of Glen Hnatiuk and Rob McMillan across North America, McMillan’s Manitoba Open victory on home soil at Pine Ridge Golf Club in 1996, co-authoring the book On Course with Mike Weir and twelve Masters, including the 2003 championship won by Mike Weir.
In recognition of his broader contributions to sports media, Campbell was inducted into the Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Media Roll of Honour in 2012. He is also a proud member of the Golf Journalists Association of Canada.
Jill Hardy (Athlete)
Jill Hardy is one of Manitoba’s most accomplished female amateur golfers, with a competitive record defined by consistency and excellence. She was named Manitoba Amateur Golfer of the Year in 2004 and captured the 2001, 2004, 2008 and 2009 Manitoba Women’s Amateur Championship.
Her golfing success began in 1999 when she won the Junior Girls Championship, was the low qualifier and winner of the 2004 Women’s Match Play Championship along with back to back Women’s City & District Championships in 2007 and 2008
A dedicated team competitor, Hardy represented our province in the 1999 Canadian Girls Junior Championship and seven Canadian Women’s Amateur Team Championships (2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009, and 2016).
Nick Mickoski (Athlete)
Nick Mickoski’s athletic career is distinguished by excellence both on the golf course and on the ice.
Mickoski won the Manitoba Amateur Championship in 1966 and the Manitoba Senior Championship in 1983. He was a three-time winner of the Harold Eidsvig Memorial Trophy as low amateur at the Manitoba Open (1962, 1964, 1968) and captured the Grey Owl Championship twice (1964, 1967). He represented Manitoba on the Willingdon Cup team three times at the Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship (1963, 1966, 1967) and Canadian Men’s Senior Championship in 1983, 1984, and 1986.
On the ice, Mickoski played in the National Hockey League from 1948 to 1960 with the New York Rangers, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings and Boston Bruins. He was named Head Coach of the WCHL’s Winnipeg Jets midway through the 1969-70 season and spent the following two seasons in that role before being named an assistant coach of the WHA’s Jets for the following two seasons. These accomplishments set the table for his induction into both the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame and Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame. He was also named the 1966 and 1983 Manitoba Ukrainian Sportsman of the Year.
Mickoski passed away March 13, 2002 at the age of 74.
Sandy Paterson (Athlete & Builder)
Sandy Paterson’s legacy in Manitoba golf is defined by competitive success, professional leadership, and long-term service to the game. He served as Head Professional at Breezy Bend Country Club from 1978 to 2014, playing a key role in the development of countless golfers over nearly four decades.
Paterson competed on the Canadian Tour from 1972 to 1977 and played in the 1977 Canadian Open. His professional achievements include being named PGA of Manitoba Professional of the Year in 1979 and 1980, winning the 1981 PGA of Manitoba Championship and capturing the PGA of Manitoba Fall Classic three times.
He also served on the PGA of Canada Board from 1976 to 1977 and was honoured with the Canadian PGA Merchandiser of the Year Award.
Paterson’s career in golf concluded with operating a successful golf cart rental business, further contributing to the growth and demand of the sport of golf in Manitoba for both recreational and competitive golfers.
Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame to recognize Sigurdson
In addition to the 2025 Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame Induction, Winnipeg resident George Sigurdson will be recognized for his dedication to the sport of golf at both the amateur and professional levels.
Sigurdson has provided career guidance to many golfers turning professional including Aaron Cockerill, Travis Fredborg, Dan Halldorson, Glen Hnatiuk, Tyler Mancini, Rob McMillan, Adam Speirs, and Andrew Steep over the past four decades. He has also provided financial and life insurance support to numerous PGA of Manitoba professionals.
The date and location of the 2025 Manitoba Golf of Hall of Fame Induction banquet will be announced in the near future.
About the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. – The Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. was formed to acknowledge the contributions and accomplishments made by Manitobans as competitors, both amateur and professional, builders and course superintendents to the game of golf. It is a tripartite organization, the partners being Golf Manitoba, Manitoba Golf Superintendents’ Association and the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) of Manitoba. The annual induction ceremony is presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation.
Individual members and member clubs wishing to nominate an individual (amateur or professional golfers, superintendents, builders, media, etc.) for the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame may obtain nomination forms through any of the three member organizations or at mbgolfhof.ca.
Golf Manitoba announces 2026 Championship Schedule
Golf Manitoba is pleased to announce its 2026 Championship Schedule.
The 2026 championship season begins May 23rd at Scotswood Links with the Match Play Qualifier presented by St. Vital Dental Centre and concludes with the Taylor McCaffrey Men’s Senior Four-Ball Championship on September 2nd at Killarney Lakeside Golf Club.
“Thanks to the generosity of the management, staff and membership, we are excited to see our competitors get a chance to play at these courses across the province” said Director of Competition and Rules Sam Beavis-Hickey. “Without the co-operation of our member facilities we would not be able to host as many great events as we do.”
Early registration will open from April 1st to April 15th for select players and based on their finish in 2025 Golf Manitoba Championships. These players will receive an email informing them of their status.
General registration will open on April 16th.
To view Golf Manitoba’s 2026 Championship Schedule, including all host venues, click here.
Registration requirements and deadlines will be finalized on each of the championship website pages at a later date.
2026 Golf Manitoba Championship Season Calendar at a glance:
The first competitive tee in the ground will be May 23rd at Scotswood Links for the Match Play Championship Qualifier presented by St. Vital Dental Centre.
Whispering Winds of Warren Golf & Country Club will host the championship matches from May 28th to 31st.
The All Abilities Championship, Women’s City & District Championship and U15 Championship presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation is scheduled for June 13th and 14th at Winkler Centennial Golf Course. Kristian Hammerback (Southwood Golf & Country Club) is the three time defending champion and only winner since the inception of the All Abilities Championship in 2022. Charmaine Hayden (Breezy Bend Country Club) looks to build on her 2024 and 2025 back to back Women’s City & District championships.
If needed, the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Qualifier will be June 26th at Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club.
The Diamond Athletic Men’s Mid-Amateur and Women’s Amateur Championships will be contested at Gilbert Plains Country Club July 1st to 3rd. Allan McDonald (Breezy Bend) and Addison Kartusch (St. Charles Country Club) will also look to defend their respective 2024 and 2025 back to back championships.
Pine Ridge Golf Club will host the Junior Boys & Girls Championships presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation July 7th to 9th. There will be a new Junior Girls Champion in 2026 as two time defending and three time champion Addison Kartusch (St. Charles) has aged out.
The Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship will be held July 13th to 15th at St. Boniface Golf Club.
Rossmere Country Club welcomes the Junior Skills Challenge on July 19th.
The Hodson Financial Men’s & Women’s Senior Championship is slated for Breezy Bend Country Club July 27th to 29th. Rhonda Orr (Southwood) will be vying for her 11th straight and 13th Senior Women’s Championship.
On August 19th, Oakwood Golf Course hosts the Taylor McCaffrey Women’s Four-Ball Championship.
The Taylor McCaffrey Men’s Four-Ball Championship is scheduled for August 27th at Lake of the Sandhills Golf Course at Buffalo Point.
The Taylor McCaffrey Men’s Senior Four-Ball Championship at Killarney Lakeside Golf Club on September 2nd concludes our championship season of competition.
Manitoba Amateur Championships
As the Provincial Sport Organization and governing body of golf in Manitoba and Northwest Ontario, Golf Manitoba conducts premier amateur golf championships to support the development of the province’s competitive golfers at Golf Manitoba member clubs.
Golf Manitoba annually conducts provincial golf competitions and qualifiers – which play host to more than 900 golfers who play over 1,700 rounds.
In partnership with our host clubs, volunteers, and corporate partners, Golf Manitoba is dedicated to supporting player development through first-class competition.
Golf Manitoba’s amateur championships are proudly supported by: the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation, Manitoba Blue Cross, Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries, PUMA GOLF, Sport Manitoba, Taylormade Canada and Golf Canada as well as Championship Partners: A Little Pizza Heaven, Cleanline, CWENCH Hydration, Fort Distributors, MR. MIKES SteakhouseCasual Winnipeg, Payworks, Prairie Eye Care, Prairie Helicopters, Servco Canada, Sigurdson Financial, Southport Aerospace Centre, The Keg, Titan Environmental and Vita Health.
NEWS | Golf Manitoba announces 2025/26 Board of Directors
The 2025/26 Golf Manitoba Board of Directors was announced at the Golf Manitoba Awards presented by AVID GOLF at Niakwa Country Club. The twelve-member board was elected during the associations 23rd Annual General Meeting that was held on October 29, 2025.
The Board of Directors is comprised of dedicated volunteers from across the Golf Manitoba jurisdiction of Manitoba and Northwest Ontario.
The Board’s duties are to direct the business affairs of the association.
The members of the 2025/26 Golf Manitoba Board of Directors are:
OFFICERS
President: Bob Peters, St. Charles Country Club
Vice President: Craig Martin, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club
Vice President & Treasurer: Janice Rees, Windsor Park Ladies
Past President: Susan Wright-Cassan, Emerald Greens Golf Course & Driving Range
DIRECTORS
Rob Bell, Breezy Bend Country Club
Michael Berney, Delahunt Golf & Country Club
Gord Hudson, Southwood Golf & Country Club
D’Arcy Lachance, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club
Justin Price, Glendale Golf & Country Club
Blake Russell, Niakwa Country Club
Matthew Simmons, Whitewater Golf Club
Brayden Watts, Shilo Country Club
In addition to the election, Golf Manitoba also released its 2025 Annual Report, which includes a recap of the past season, as well as the Association’s Financial Statements.
About Golf Manitoba – Golf Manitoba is the governing body for golf in the province of Manitoba and Northwest Ontario. Its mission is to develop, promote, govern and service the game of golf for the benefit of all participants.
WATCH | Kartusch & Nachtigall named Female & Male Amateur Golfers of the Year
On behalf of Selection Committee members Rob McMillan, Deb Pritchard, Adam Speirs and Ken Wiebe, Golf Manitoba is pleased to announce the 2025 Amateur Golfer of the Year Award winners.
This year’s recipients were announced on October 29, 2025, at the annual Golf Manitoba Awards presented by AVID GOLF at Niakwa Country Club.
Addison Kartusch of St. Charles Country Club is the 2025 Female Amateur Golfer of the Year.
Kartusch, 19, from Winnipeg, won the Match Play Championship presented by St. Vital Dental Centre, the Diamond Athletic Women’s Amateur Championship and the Junior Girls Championship presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation. Kartusch recently won the the NCAA A-Ga-Ming Invitational in Kewadin, Michigan and finished T2 at the Mid-American Conference Championship. She placed T18 at the Canadian Junior Girls Championship.
According to available records, for the second straight year Kartusch is the only golfer in Manitoba history to win the Women’s Match Play Championship, Women’s Amateur Championship and Junior Girls Championship in the same season.
With the selection, it is the second consecutive year Kartusch has been recognized as Female Amateur Golfer of the Year.
Evan Nachtigall of Shilo Country Club is the 2025 Male Amateur Golfer of the Year.
Nachtigall, 24, from Brandon, won the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship, Match Play Qualifier presented by St. Vital Dental Centre and Taylor McCaffrey Men’s Four-Ball Championship along partner Drew Jones. Nachtigall was eliminated in the Match Play Semi Final presented by St. Vital Dental Centre and finished T12 at the Elmhurst Invitational. He also competed in his first professional event, the Manitoba Open.
With the selection, it is the first time Nachtigall has been recognized as Male Amateur Golfer of the Year.
For a complete list of previous winners, click here.
To view the photo gallery, click here.
About the Golf Manitoba Amateur Golfer of the Year Award – The Manitoba Amateur Golfer of the Year award recognizes outstanding performance by Manitoba golfers in all levels of competition with the first award presented in 1975. In 2015, the award was re-established to include both a female and male category.
About AVID GOLF – Located at 1580 Taylor Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba, AVID GOLF houses 6 indoor simulators using Foresight Sports technology, has an indoor putting green and a bar and lounge. AVID GOLF caters to both serious and recreational golfers in addition to providing a social venue for people looking for a fun and interactive experience.
NEWS | Murray & Tokariwski named as PGA of Manitoba Awards finalists
Golf Manitoba is proud to share Director of Player Development Sean Murray and Assistant Coach Bri-Ann Tokariwski have been named as finalists by the PGA of Manitoba for their 2025 individual awards.
The winners will be announced on Monday, November 3rd at Canad Inns Club Regent.
Murray is a finalist for the Junior Leader of the Year Award while Tokariwski is a finalist for Class “A” Assistant Professional of the Year, Teacher of the Year and Coach of the Year.
PGA of Manitoba regulations do not allow a person to win an award in consecutive years. Murray was named the winner of the 2024 Coach of the Year Award and Professional Development Award.
Carol Martel named 2025 Distinguished Service Award recipient
Golf Manitoba is proud to announce Carol Martel as the recipient of the 2025 Distinguished Service Award, recognizing her extraordinary dedication, leadership, and long-standing volunteer service to the sport of golf in Manitoba and Northwest Ontario.
The presentation of the award will take place on Wednesday, October 29th during the Golf Manitoba Awards presented by AVID GOLF at Niakwa Country Club.
Carol’s involvement with organized golf began in 1997 with the Manitoba Ladies’ Golf Association (MLGA), marking the start of a remarkable 28-year commitment to advancing the sport. From her early days as a district representative and club delegate for Transcona Golf Club, to her post-amalgamation appointment as an officer on the Golf Manitoba Board of Directors, Carol has consistently demonstrated forward-thinking leadership and a deep commitment to the game.
The Transcona Golf Club member has contributed in virtually every facet of the sport. She has served as a starter, scorer, pace of play official, and, most notably, as a certified Level 2 Rules Official – a role she held through this most recent season. Beyond the course, she played a key role in launching the Golf in Schools program, securing funding for educational kits in her district, and served on the PGA of Manitoba Awards Committee for over a decade.
Known for her mentorship, dependability, and dedication to women’s golf, Carol is widely respected not just for what she does, but how she does it – with kindness, integrity, and a genuine love of the sport.
Also recognized this year will be 14 individuals who reached milestone volunteer anniversaries with Golf Manitoba. The Golf Manitoba Volunteer Recognition Program acknowledges those volunteers for 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25+ years of service.
5 year: David Kazina, Joan Todd
10 year: Rob Bell, Bob Peters, Bob Poole
15 year: Sandra Cross, Vince Mariani, Celeste Pryma, Lori Russell
20 year: Aija Culley, Gord Hudson
25 year: Florence Mehmel
30 year: Betty Grant, Michelle Lee
General admission tickets for the Golf Manitoba Awards presented by AVID GOLF are available for purchase HERE. Tickets are $25 per person with appetizers and food stations included.
About the Golf Manitoba Distinguished Service Award
The Golf Manitoba Distinguished Service Award (DSA) recognizes volunteers who have gone above an beyond in making a positive impact on the golf community locally, regionally and/or nationally. The ideal candidate will display qualities of a positive role model to fellow volunteers through leadership, creativity, mentorship, excellent communication skills and dedicated service to the sport of golf and to Golf Manitoba.
Past DSA recipients
About AVID GOLF: Located at 1580 Taylor Avenue in Winnipeg, AVID GOLF houses six indoor simulators using Foresight Sports technology, has an indoor putting green and a bar and lounge. AVID GOLF caters to both serious and recreational golfers in addition to providing a social venue for people looking for a fun and interactive experience.
For more about AVID GOLF including winter leagues and membership information, visit avidgolf.club.
Finalists announced for 2025 Female & Male Amateur Golfer of the Year
Golf Manitoba is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2025 Female and Male Amateur Golfer of the Year Awards.
This year’s female and male award finalists were chosen by the selection committee of Golf Manitoba Past Champions Rob McMillan and Adam Speirs along with PGA of Manitoba Executive Director Deb Pritchard and Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press.
The winners will be announced at the Golf Manitoba Awards presented by AVID GOLF on Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at Niakwa Country Club.
During the awards ceremony, we will also honour the Golf Manitoba Volunteer Distinguished Service Award winner, who will be announced on Monday, October 6.
The 2025 Female Amateur Golf of the Year Finalists are Charmaine Hayden, Addison Kartusch, Cala Korman and Rhonda Orr.
Hayden, 48, from Winnipeg, won the Women’s City & District Championship, Diamond Athletic Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship and Saskatchewan Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship. She finished T3 at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Masters Championship and placed fourth on the leaderboard at both the Diamond Athletic Women’s Amateur Championship and U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship Qualifier. The Breezy Bend Country Club member lost in the quarter final of the Match Play Championship presented by St. Vital Dental Centre and finished T6 at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship.
Kartusch, 19, from Winnipeg, won the Match Play Championship presented by St. Vital Dental Centre, the Diamond Athletic Women’s Amateur Championship and the Junior Girls Championship presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation. The St. Charles Country Club member recently won the the NCAA A-Ga-Ming Invitational in Kewadin, Michigan and finished T2 at the Mid-American Conference Championship. She placed T18 at the Canadian Junior Girls Championship.
Korman, 20, from Killarney, won the Match Play Championship Qualifier presented by St. Vital Dental Centre. She finished T2 in the Diamond Athletic Women’s Amateur Championship and lost in the Match Play Quarter Final. South of the border, the Killarney Lakeside Golf Club member placed T4 at the Fresno State Classic, T6 at the Bobcat Desert Classic and 10th at the Big Sky Conference Championship. She also finished T57 on the leaderboard at the Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship.
Orr, 64, from Winnipeg, won the Hodson Financial Women’s Senior and Super Senior Championships, the Taylor McCaffrey Women’s Four-Ball Championship alongside partner Fran Povoledo and the British Columbia Super Senior Championship. She finished T3 in the Diamond Athletic Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship and T8 in the Diamond Athletic Women’s Amateur Championship. The Southwood Golf & Country Club member also placed 27th on the leaderboard at the Canadian Women’s Senior Championship.
The 2025 Male Amateur Golfer of the Year finalists are Todd Fanning, Allan McDonald, Spence Mott and Evan Nachtigall.
Fanning, 57, from Winnipeg, won the Hodson Financial Men’s Senior Championship. With the victory, he became the first Manitoban to complete the Manitoba Grand Slam (Junior, Amateur, Mid-Amateur, Senior). The Niakwa Country Club member also finished second in the Diamond Athletic Men’s Mid-Masters Championship, fifth at the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship and ninth at the Diamond Athletic Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship.
McDonald, 33, from Winnipeg, won the Diamond Athletic Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship. The Breezy Bend Country Club member finished sixth on the leaderboard at the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship, T35 at the Elmhurst Invitational and T38 at the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship.
Mott, 18, from Brandon, won the Junior Boys Championship presented by the Alex & Peggy Colonello Foundation. He finished T3 in the Junior Boys Division of the Elmhurst Invitational and T4 at the Canada Summer Games. The Shilo Country Club member also finished T29 at the Elmhurst Invitational, T37 at the NextGen Prairie Championship and T41 at the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship.
Nachtigall, 24, from Brandon, won the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship, Match Play Qualifier presented by St. Vital Dental Centre and Taylor McCaffrey Men’s Four-Ball Championship along partner Drew Jones. The Shilo Country Club member was eliminated in the Match Play Semi Final presented by St. Vital Dental Centre and finished T12 at the Elmhurst Invitational. He also competed in his first professional event, the Manitoba Open.
General admission tickets for the Golf Manitoba Awards presented by AVID GOLF are available for purchase HERE. Tickets are $25 per person with appetizers and food stations included.
About the Golf Manitoba Amateur Golfer of the Year Awards – The Golf Manitoba Amateur Golfer of the Year award recognizes outstanding performance by Manitoba golfers in all levels of competition with the first award presented in 1975. In 2015, the award was re-established to include both a female and male category.
Past Amateur Golfer of the Year recipients
Past Distinguished Service Award winner recipients
About AVID GOLF: Located at 1580 Taylor Avenue in Winnipeg, AVID GOLF houses six indoor simulators using Foresight Sports technology, has an indoor putting green and a bar and lounge. AVID GOLF caters to both serious and recreational golfers in addition to providing a social venue for people looking for a fun and interactive experience.
For more about AVID GOLF including winter leagues and membership information, visit avidgolf.club.
About Golf Manitoba – Golf Manitoba is the governing body for golf in the province of Manitoba and North West Ontario. 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.
NEWS | Golf Manitoba members now save 20% at Shanks Driving Range & Grill
Golf Manitoba, in association with Shanks Driving Range & Grill is pleased to announce Golf Manitoba members now receive 20% off their golf experience, food and beverage.
Simply show your Golf Manitoba membership card located in the “More” menu on the Golf Canada app upon payment in store.
Shanks Driving Range & Grill, located five kilometers west of Brandon along the Trans-Canada Highway, features 20 outdoor TopTracer golf bays and four Golfzon indoor simulators so you can play regardless of the weather with family, friends and business associates.
To join the Golf Manitoba membership, click here to purchase a membership.