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The Clubhouse
A look at the sport of golf, from the course to the clubhouse
Monday's anything but blue for Patrick Reed
The 21-year-old is a throwback to the days when players went from city to city in an attempt to qualify to play in that week's PGA tournament
Speed sport looks to golf for innovation
Golf won't return to the Olympics until 2016 but its technology will be present in London this summer
Like sands through the hour glass...
Kevin Na took the brunt of criticism for slow play this past weekend but it's an issue the PGA seems unlikely to address
Breaking 80
Chris Zelkovich, a latecomer to the game of golf, goes in search of the skills that have so far eluded him in his quest to break 80
First date jitters
Like my first date, I knew Bradlee Ryall would be watching my every move - good, bad and ugly
Miracle Worker or Victim No. 5
Bradlee Ryall takes on the Sisyphean task of getting Chris to his goal of breaking 80
Getting to the root of my rot
Like most high handicappers, I have no idea why I make bad shots ...or good ones
Rules and Rants
Our rules officials share their insight into the Rules of Golf.
Preparing for the Canadian Amateur
It’s never too soon to start planning Canada’s most prestigious amateur golf event
It was time for change
Golf's new rules for 2012-2015 are now in effect. What does it mean to you?
Take care of the course and the course will be good to you
Use golf’s rules to your advantage when it comes to course maintenance
Inside Golf House
Scott Simmons, Golf Canada's Executive Director, shares his thoughts on the state of the game in Canada.
50 years young
If you could write a letter to your younger self, what would you say?
Thank you, Volunteers!
In honour of National Volunteer Week, Golf Canada is proud to recognize our past, present and future volunteers
Little meant a lot
With news that Jim Little is leaving RBC, Golf Canada CEO Scott Simmons says thank you to a friend who’s had a strong connection to Canadian golf.
Lorne Rubenstein
A look at the game of golf through the eyes of this Canadian Golf Hall of Fame writer
Slow play a creeping plague on the game
Slow play is a virus that has been hurting the game for years, and it’s getting worse
Ames absence explained
Calgary golfer's absence at TPC Sawgrass is all about status
Staying the course
There’s a lot to be said for keeping a tournament at the same, exceptional course
From the Archives
Canadian Golf Hall of Fame staff share their opinions on everything related to the game, past and present
What do you do at the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame?
The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame’s Jason Cheong takes us through a few responsibilities undertaken by Canadian Golf Hall of Fame staff.
Near, far, wherever you are
Thank you to provincial volunteers who continue to grow golf across the country
Florence Harvey did a great deal to grow the game
The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame looks back at Harvey’s many contributions to golf
On the Road
Club to club, coast to coast with Golf Canada Regional Directors Blair Armitage, Remi Bouchard and Christine Dengel.
Golf season in full swing across Ontario and Atlantic Canada
Golf courses in Eastern Canada get earlier than normal start to the year.
Scotland Yards
A Canadian perspective of golf in Scotland
Is Manitoba up to the challenge?
A number of clubs and pros are rising from the pack to meet this challenge laid down by Golf Manitoba’s president. What will you do?
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