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 CBC.ca | Weir loses grip on PGA Tour card Toronto Star Canadian Mike Weir, having completed his worst round as a PGA Tour pro, failed in his bid to retain full status for this season. Weir, who missed the end of last season because of an elbow injury, had been playing on a medical exemption after failing ... Sad day for Weir Weir losing full-time PGA Tour status is red herring Bradshaw misses cut at the Honda Classic |
Facebook app for golfers SCOREGolf (blog) An interesting item crossed my desk Friday morning in advance of the Toronto Golf & Travel Show (which begins today at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre). At least it is if you're a golfer and a Facebook disciple. A new Canadian-based company called ... |
Monday Backspin: Three end victory droughts, stock up/down PGA Tour Last week, Jamie Kureluk shot a 25 on the back nine at Carnmoney Golf Club in a Canadian Tour event near Calgary. That's something you'd expect to see in a pro event. What a weird day of golf Sunday was. All the stop and starts at Colonial. Fred Couples' back-nine charge at the Senior PGA Championship, only for the world's most interesting man to hit it into a bush in the playoff. Zach Johnson and Luke Donald winning for the first time in what seemed like forever.... |
Tips to go long from a master of the game Calgary Herald The six-time and reigning Canadian long drive champion and runner-up in last year's World Long Drive Championship, Vlooswyk put on a demonstration of her long ball driving skills. Read more to learn some very important tips you need to be doing in order to hit the ball longer ... |
 Globe and Mail | Globe and Mail Mike Weir of Canada tees off on the second hole during the first round of the Northern Trust Open PGA golf tournament at Riviera Country Club in Pacific and he is struggling. Every tour pro comes to know how difficult the game can be – swing coach Hank Haney said the other day that golf is a hard game Tiger Woods made look easy for a long time – and certainly Mike Weir, who turned 40 on May 12, is aware of that. Weir still has time to right himself... |
Aging like a Weir wine London Free Press ...Mike Weir the 40-year-old has staying power but another win would be nice to our greatest golf champion -- Mike Weir's 2003 Masters championship. The diminutive Canadian authored his own chapter in Canadian sporting lore ... |
 Sportsnet.ca | LPGA returns to Montreal area CBC.ca The 2011 CN Canadian Women's Open will be held at Hillsdale Golf and Country Club in Mirabel, Que., about 35 kilometres northwest of Montreal. ... LPGA Tour returns to Montreal area in 2011 |
Hill earns exemption to PGA Tour event Montreal Gazette By Canwest News Service May 17, 2010 1:03 PM Matt Hill, of Bright's Grove Ontario, hits from the fairway at the 100th Canadian Open at Glen Abbey in Toronto. The amateur golfer from Bright's Grove, Ont., has received a sponsor's exemption to tee it up at the 2010 AT&T National, which is scheduled for July 1-4 at the Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pa. Last season, the 21-year-old also competed in the AT&T National, where he finished in a tie for 70th place after a 10-over score (71-69-75-75—290). That event was won by Tiger Woods... |
 SCOREGolf (blog) | Leggatt calls it a day SCOREGolf (blog) Ian Leggatt has officially called it a day. I think Leggatt’s career will be remembered as a guy who worked especially hard to achieve what he did. Leggo spent a long time on the Canadian Tour before finally moving up to the Nationwide and then on to the PGA Tour. He scratched and clawed his way on every step.... One-time winner, Leggatt, calls it a career |
Rising golf star Thompson to play in Canadian Women's Open Vancouver Sun Golf Canada announced Wednesday that 15-year-old amateur Alexis Thompson of Coral Springs, Fla., will tee it up as a professional at this year's Open, Thompson, who was named Golfweek's 2009 women's amateur and junior player of the year, announced Tuesday she is turning pro. “Alexis is a very exciting addition to our player field and we are pleased to offer the top-ranked amateur in the world an exemption into the CN Canadian women's open,” said tournament director Sean Van Kesteren. “She is a young and upcoming golfer who hits the ball a long way. What she has accomplished in her young career at such a young age is a testament to her ability.” Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Rising+golf+star+Thompson+play+Canadian+Women+Open/3018265/story.html#ixzz0njjjfeb0... Thompson invited to play in CN Canadian Women's Open at St. Charles 15-year-old Alexis Thompson to make pro debut at ShopRite LPGA Classic in NJ |
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