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VISION

To become the leading voice of golf philanthropy in Canada.

MANDATE

Established in 1979, the Golf Canada Foundation’s mandate is to raise and grant funds for the advancement of golf in Canada. As a registered Canadian amateur association, the Foundation delivers this mandate by awarding scholarships to Canadian student golfers and distributing grants to support initiatives that fall into four key areas: I. Junior Golf II. Collegiate Golf III. Women’s Golf IV. High Performance GolfFunds are raised annually through major events and the Golf Canada Foundation Trustee Program along with other donation campaigns and initiatives. As a non-profit organization, the Foundation relies on donations as an essential source of revenue. Tax receipts are issued for all donations.

MISSION

The Golf Canada Foundation’s mission is to provide golfers and industry partners with a charitable platform to

increase participation in golf by engaging players of all ages and abilities across Canada.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS DAVID AGNEW – PRESIDENT

PETER MCCARTHY – VICE PRESIDENT

PAUL MCLEAN – PAST PRESIDENT, HONORARY CHAIR

DENNIS KAVELMAN – TREASURER LIZ HOFFMAN – SECRETARY BRUCE SIMMONDS – DIRECTOR

BEN COWAN-DEWAR – DIRECTOR

CAILEY STOLLERY – DIRECTOR

IAN LEGGATT – DIRECTOR

JEAN-SÉBASTIEN MONTY – DIRECTOR

JIM LITTLE - DIRECTOR

KEVIN SULLIVAN – DIRECTOR

STAFFMartin Barnard - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Joelle Efford - DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT & EVENTS

marked the fifth year of an expanded mandate for the Golf Canada Foundation, where we added Junior Golf, Women’s Golf and High Performance Golf in addition to Collegiate Golf as our primary areas of focus. Throughout the year, we achieved major milestones in each of these areas: • Over $5 million raised for golf programs in Canada since 2012 • Anne-Catherine Tanguay and Corey Conners graduated from the Young Pro program to the LPGA Tour and PGA TOUR respectively, joining fellow Young Pro graduates Brooke Henderson and Mackenzie Hughes at the game’s highest levels • A new partnership formed with Brooke Henderson and the Henderson Family Foundation around the CP Women’s Open • An all-time high of 40 colleges and universities participating in the grant matching program • More than 34,000 children engaged in junior golf programs • Expanded support from more than 4,000 donors across Canada

I am very proud of how far the Foundation has come. It’s grown from a small, dedicated group of volunteers to a truly national platform with over 4,000 donors, partnerships with four provinces, a signature major donor

event, and collaboration with one of Canada’s brightest stars in all of sport, Brooke Henderson.

Thank you to our partners at RBC, Canadian Pacific, Citi Canada, ClubLink, Brooke Henderson and the entire Henderson family as well as all our Trustees for the significant contribution they’ve made to our success in 2017.

To my fellow directors, thank you for your ongoing dedication to our sport and for your efforts and enthusiasm for the game of golf which makes a difference every year to every player.

David AgnewPRESIDENT, GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION PRESIDENT’S REPORT

2017

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2017 was a banner year for the Foundation, expanding both in fundraising and operations. Throughout the year, we increased grassroots awareness and fundraising efforts, while continuing our strategic focus on high quality events unique to Canadian golf.

Our flagship initiatve, the Trustee Program, continues to grow with almost 80 major gift donors. This is complemented by the Trustee Cup, a new donor-centred event that celebrates the leaders in Canadian golf philanthropy. We are fortunate and very grateful to have support from some of the most renowned golf clubs in Canada, adding Memphrémagog this year to our list that already includes Öviinbyrd and Cabot Links.

To increase stewardship and support for all of our donors, the Foundation increased its bench strength and welcomed Joelle Efford to the newly created role of Director of Development and Events. Furthermore, we were pleased to have a previous scholarship recipient and UBC golf team member, Eunice Hong, as our summer intern.

This year was marked by a number of exceptional events that resulted in tremendous profile for the Foundation and funds raised for our golfers. I would like to thank Mr. Jean C. Monty and Mr. Paul Desmarais Jr. for hosting the Trustee Cup at Memphrémagog; the Royal Montreal Golf Club for hosting a stellar Team Canada Media Day; the Ottawa Hunt & Country Club for hosting our Brooke & Friends Pro-Am; Glen Abbey Golf Club for our best Canada Day Pro-Am yet; and Angus Glen Golf Club for supporting our women’s golf events for the fourth straight year.

Much appreciation goes to Executive Director Ian Gibson and President Mike Jackson of the Canadian Seniors Golf Association, whose members have raised over $100,000 to benefit student golfers and junior programs.

Finally, a resounding thank you to all of our partners and donors who have supported the Foundation in 2017 and

helped make this year one of growth and expansion.

Martin BarnardCEO, GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION

CEO REPORT

PRO-AM – RBC CANADIAN OPEN

2017 marked the fifth year for the Golf Canada Foundation Pro-Am on the Monday of the RBC Canadian Open, July 24th, at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ont. The objective of the Pro-Am is to create awareness and raise funds for Foundation initiatives, in particular for Team Canada and the Young Pro Program. This year’s Pro-Am featured Team RBC players Graham DeLaet, David Hearn and Adam Hadwin along with celebrities Thurman Thomas and Patrick Chan, for a total of 32 foursomes for the day. New this year, the Foundation initiated an electronic 50/50 draw during the RBC Canadian Open to further raise funds with

a concentration on Junior golf programs. Over $200,000 was raised for golf initiatives across Canada.

PLAY LIKE THE PROSIn its third year, the Foundation’s Play Like the Pros event gave teams the opportunity to play the RBC Canadian Open host venue under tournament conditions on the Monday after the final round. This year’s event saw 32 groups compete for top prizes and bragging rights while raising $34,000 for Junior Golf programs.

TRUSTEE CUPOn September 18, 2017 the Golf Canada Foundation launched a signature event for major

donors, the Trustee Cup, an annual competition among long-standing and new major gift donors to the Foundation. The event brings together some of the most influential stakeholders in golf, to honour individuals who have made a significant impact on the sport, and celebrate donors who have made a difference by giving back. The inaugural event was hosted by Mr. Jean C. Monty at Memphrémagog Golf Club in Québec, providing a memorable kick off to the Cup which raised over $200,000 for the Young Pro Program. The long-term goal of the Trustee Cup is to travel to the most prestigious courses across Canada.

THE SUMMER SWINGThe fifth annual Summer Swing women’s event, hosted at Angus Glen Golf Club aimed to get more women involved in golf. The event features golf clinics, vendors, networking, hospitality and more. Highlights included motivational speaker and golf entertainer Lisa Longball who provided driving clinics, along with two golf stations with local professionals. More than 150 guests raised over $50,000 for girls and women’s golf initiatives.

2017 SIGNATURE EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

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BROOKE & FRIENDS MONDAY PRO-AM - CP WOMEN’S OPEN

Ottawa Hunt & Country Club hosted the 2017 CP Women’s Open and marked the return of the Monday Pro-Am where we partnered with the Henderson Family Foundation to create the “Brooke & Friends Pro-Am” to raise funds for junior golf programs nationwide. Thousands of spectators lined the greens cheering on the hometown favourite. Sixteen groups teed-off, including Lydia Ko, Aria Jutanugarn, Alena Sharp, Maude-Aimee Leblanc and other top players from the LPGA Tour to raise $40,000 in a fun-filled day complete with clinics and cocktails with the players.

GOLF IN SCHOOLSThis program was developed by Golf Canada and the PGA of Canada in partnership with Physical Health and Education Canada to get the game of golf into elementary, intermediate and high schools across the country. Schools in the program receive a learning resource and high quality, age appropriate golf equipment.

# OF NEW SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED IN 2017: 316

# OF NEW KIDS ENGAGED IN 2017: OVER 37,500

TO DATE: 3,427 SCHOOLS WITH OVER 411,000 KIDS PARTICIPATING

GET LINKEDGolf Canada provides grants to golf facilities who run Future Links programs to connect with local schools running Future Links Golf in Schools driven by Acura programs

to reduce fees and encourage the transition from school unit to course play.

# OF GRANTS GIVEN IN 2017: 192

LEARN TO PLAY An exciting four-stage developmental program that gives junior golfers the chance to learn to play golf and keep track of their improvement while having fun.

# OF REGISTERED FACILITIES: 540 IN WHICH 6022 KIDS PARTICIPATED

JUNIORS SKILLS CHALLENGEA program focused on developing the key golf skills of putting, chipping, iron play and driving. It includes a national leaderboard where results from official sites will be used as qualifiers for the National Event Final at the end of the golf season.

# OF QUALIFYING EVENTS: 152 IN WHICH 2713 KIDS PARTICIPATED

GIRLS’ CLUBA developmental golf program designed for girls 7-18 years of age. As members, girls develop the skills, attitudes and positive images of themselves as athletes on the golf course, encouraging self-esteem and a life-long love of the game.

# OF REGISTERED FACILITIES: 344 IN WHICH 617 GIRLS PARTICIPATED IN 2017

MOBILE CLINICSA fully-equipped SUV staffed with a PGA of Canada professional will travel to various locations in each province to teach juniors an introductory golf lesson.

# OF SESSIONS IN 2017: 526

# OF MOBILE CLINIC PARTICIPANTS IN 2017: 67,347

JUNIOR GOLF

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Golf Canada delivers full game development to junior golfers through its Future Links, driven by Acura program. As Canada’s leading

junior golf development program, it guarantees golfers a positive, fun-filled and exciting experience. The Golf Canada Foundation supports

the program through its 6-pillar approach:

Bishop’s University

Brock University

Carleton University

Cégep André-Laurendeau

Cégep Champlain St. Lawrence

Concordia University

Douglas College

Fanshawe College

Georgian College

Holland College

Humber College

Laurentian University

Laval University

MacEwan University

McGill University

McMaster University

Medicine Hat College

Queen’s University

Red Deer College

Simon Fraser University

Trent University

Université de Montréal

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivieres

University of Alberta

University of British Columbia

University of British Columbia –

Okanagan

University of Calgary

University of Fraser Valley

University of Guelph

University of Lethbridge

University of Manitoba

University of New Brunswick

University of Ontario Institute of

Technology

University of Ottawa

University of Toronto

University of Victoria

University of Waterloo

University of Windsor

Western University

Wilfrid Laurier University

COLLEGIATE GOLF - SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS

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Since 1982, the Foundation has awarded more than $6 million in scholarships and grants to

Canadian student athletes and institutions in support of golf programs. In 2017, the Foundation awarded 18

scholarships for a combined value of $67,500.

In 2017, the Golf Canada Foundation reviewed applications from post-secondary athletic departments nationwide and awarded a total of $50,000 in grants to the following institutions in support of golf programming:

Connor/Spafford Scholarship (2) $7,500 • LAURA JONES(NB), ALLISON CHANDLER (NS)

ClubLink Scholarship of Excellence (2) $5,000 • CLAIRE KONNING (NB), ANDREW HARRISON (AB)

Geordie Hilton Scholarship (1) $5,000 • SHAUN MARGESON (NS)

GolfTec Scholarship (2) $5,000• ELLICE HONG (ON), KADE JOHNSON (SK)

Marlene Streit Scholarship (2) $3,000• WINNIE HYUN (BC), LAURA WESSELIUS (NB)

John Powell Memorial Scholarship (1) $3,000• ZAAHIDALI NATHU (BC)

CSGA Scholarship (3) $3,000•TYLER NAGANO (ON), EMILY LEUNG (BC), CHRISTIAN ZALLI (BC)

Suzanne Beauregard Scholarship (2) $2,000 • MICHAEL REAUME(ON), VINCENT GIROUX (ON)

William Kucey Scholarship (1) $2,000• JACK ANDERSON (NS)

Robert Salsberg Scholarship (1) $1,500• BRYCE EVON (ON)

Rick Sovereign Pursuit of a Dream Award (1) $2,000• STEVEN LECUYER (AB)

Liz Hoffman (ON) - CHAIR

David Clark (ON) - CSGA

Jim Fraser (ON) - CSGA

Ian Giles (ON)Fran Marsden (AB)

David Atkinson (BC) Kay Thompson (NL) Martin Barnard, FOUNDATION CEO

Joelle Efford, FOUNDATION STAFF

Eunice Hong, FOUNDATION STAFF

A special thank you to the 2017 scholarship selection committee members:

CLAIRE KONNING

WORLD JUNIOR GIRLS - $50,000 2017 was the fourth year of the World Junior Girls Championship, held this year from September 24-29 at The Marshes Golf Club in Ottawa, Ontario. The field grew to 20 teams arriving from 19 countries, an expansion of 12 additional players from the previous year. We congratulate Spain on earning their first team title by defeating Korea in a playoff. The field for this year’s championship was world class propelling it to an ‘A’ ranked event on the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking.

TEAM CANADA YOUNG PRO PROGRAM - $25,000The Women’s Fund approved $25,000 to go directly towards matching donations to support a team of young professionals. The primary focus is to help improve

the playing ability of select players once they turn pro by overcoming hurdles faced in coaching, managing their careers, equipment, sport science and training. In 2017 one young woman was added to the Young Pro program. This year’s recipients were Augusta James (Bath, Ont.), Jennifer Ha (Calgary, AB), Anne-Catherine Tanguay (Quebec City, QC).

GIRLS’ CLUB - $10,000The Future Links, driven by Acura Girls’ Club program is a developmental golf program designed for girls 7-18 years of age. As members, young girls develop the skills, attitudes and positive images of themselves as athletes on the golf course, encouraging self-esteem and a life-long love of the game. This year’s Women’s Fund, supported 14 Girls’ Clubs across the country.

ALBERTA GOLF - $5,0002017 marked the second year of the She Swings She Scores program in Alberta. The program focuses on girls currently participating in sport, particularly hockey, and encourages them to switch their sticks for golf clubs at local community hockey tournaments and other events. This year, the program introduced 1,232 girls in Alberta to the sport of golf by bringing a community booth to 12 hockey and lacrosse tournaments across the province.

GOLF NEWFOUNDLAND - $5,400In collaboration with Golf Ontario, minor hockey associations and arenas, Golf Newfoundland implemented the She Swings She Scores program this year. The goal is to provide exposure, awareness and knowledge of golf to girls aged 10-14 as a team building activity and increase participation in the game. A driving cage was set up at three tournaments and introduced players from 32 hockey teams to the sport.

Many thanks to our 2017 Women’s Fund Committee: Liz Hoffman (ON), CHAIR, Kay Thompson (NL), Laura Small (SK), Diane Drury (QC), Ian Giles (ON), Martin Barnard, FOUNDATION CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER,

Joelle Efford, FOUNDATION STAFF

WOMEN’S GOLF

The Golf Canada Foundation recognizes the importance of introducing

golf to more girls and women. Under the Women’s Fund, the Foundation supports initiatives that

have a long-term impact on growing the game for women. In 2017, a total of $95,400 was

granted from the Women’s Fund for the following projects:

Canada’s top golfers play an important role in inspiring young golfers, captivating Canadian golf lovers and overall increasing

participation in the sport. A key part of the Golf Canada Foundation’s role is to support the next generation of top players from the provincial

teams up through Team Canada’s Development Squad, Amateur Squad and Young Pro Squad.

2017 YOUNG PRO SQUAD Launched in 2014, the Young Pro Program’s goal is to put top graduating Canadian amateurs on a performance

path that replicates the success of major winners and transition them to a career in professional golf.

HIGH PERFORMANCE GOLF

From 2014-2017 the following Team Canada players have made the PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour

Brooke Henderson* Anne-Catherine Tanguay**

Maude-Aimee Leblanc Mackenzie Hughes*

Corey Conners* Nick Taylor

Adam Hadwin

*YOUNG PRO GRADUATES** 2017 YOUNG PRO SQUAD

Corey Conners Albin Choi Taylor Pendrith Augusta James Jennifer Ha Anne-Catherine Tanguay

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GOLD TRUSTEES: $25,000ATKINSON, HOWARDBEATTIE, GEOFFFRANCIS, JOHNKAVELMAN, DENNISMCLEAN, PAULMONTY, JSMONTY, JEANSTOLLERY, CAILEYSULLIVAN, KEVIN

SILVER TRUSTEES: $10,000AGNEW, DAVIDCOCHRANE, GREGCOOK, ANDREW & JEWETTE, ANNECOYLE, BILLGIBSON, GORDQUINN, TOM

BRONZE TRUSTEES: $5,000ALLAN, BARRYANGUS, DAVIDATKINS, MARKATKINSON, DAVIDBEAUDOIN, LAURENTBEAULIEU, CHARLIECARROLL, MIKECHARLES, JEFFCOWAN-DEWAR, BENDESMARAIS, PAULDUBOC, SAMDUDTSCHAK, KIRKDUNLOP-HEBERT, DIANEDUPONT, YVANFONN, ROBGAY, LAWSONGIBSON, GLENNHOLLIDGE, NIGELION, MATTJACKSON, EDJANSON, ROBERTKHOSLA, DEEPLEGGATT, IANLEMESSURIER, BRIANLIPPA, LORNALISTER, STEVELITTLE, JIMLUND, CHRIS

MACLELLAN, DARYLMACLEOD, ANDREWMCCARTHY, PETERMCCONNELL, EAMONMCCORMICK, LUKEMILROY, TOMMORTON, PETERNICHOLS, DONNIXON, GORDPRYDE, ROBBIERIDDELL, JIMRIDDELL, CLAYRIGBY, JONATHANRUNDLE, DR. MOLLYSABOURIN, DANSHAW, BRADSIGOUIN, BRADSIMMONDS, BRUCESIMONE, MARCOSIMS, CHARLIESMITH, STEVESMITH, MARKSOAVE, FRANKTEASDALE, WORDENWALKER, JEREMYWATERS, GEORGEWESTLAKE, JIMWOODS, TOM

TRUSTEE PROGRAM

Trustees are major gift donors who invest in the developmental pathway for Canadian golf and believe in getting more kids involved in golf through grassroots programs. They also support the most talented athletes who

represent Canada on leaderboards around the world—inspiring the next generation of players to enjoy all the benefits of a lifetime in sport! Trustees receive access to some of the biggest golf events in Canada along

with an “inside-the-ropes” experience with the best up-and-coming players in the country.

We would like to thank our corporate partners for their support in 2017

CORPORATE SPONSORS

2018 EVENT DATES

May 6th – Spring Swing, Angus Glen Golf Club MARKHAM, ON

June 4th – Team Canada Media Day, Bear Mountain Resort VICTORIA, BC

July 23rd – Monday Pro-Am, RBC Canadian Open, Glen Abbey Golf Club OAKVILLE, ON

July 30th – Play Like the Pros, Glen Abbey Golf Club OAKVILLE, ON

August 28th – Trustee Cup, Calgary Golf & Country Club CALGARY, AB

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TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION:

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Golf Canada Foundation, which comprises the statement of financial position as at October 31, 2017 and the statements of changes in fund balances, revenue and expenses, and cash flows for the year then ended and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.

MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSManagement is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

AUDITORS’ RESPONSIBILITYOur responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on our judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, we consider internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our qualified audit opinion.

OPINIONIn our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Golf Canada Foundation as at October 31, 2017 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.

Mississauga, CanadaJanuary 11, 2018 Chartered Professional Accountants Licensed Public Accountants

Grant Thornton LLPSuite 501201 City Centre DriveMississauga, ONL5B 2T4T +1 416 366 0100F +1 905 804 0509www.GrantThornton.ca

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$542,558

$107,883

$100,000

$247

,403

$120

,780

$71,600

$111,000

$554,600

$67,240

$303,945

$209,305

$155,000

EVENTS $542,558 CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS $247,403INDIVIDUAL GIVING $209,305PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS $155,000INVESTMENTS $107,883GRANTS $100,000TOTAL $1,362,149

HIGH PERFORMANCE GOLF $554,600 41.00% JUNIOR GOLF $120,780 9.00%COLLEGIATE GOLF $111,000 8.00%WOMEN’S GOLF $71,600 5.00%FUNDRAISING AND PROFESSIONAL FEES $67,240 5.00%ADMINISTRATION $303,945 22.00%

SOURCES OF REVENUE

IMPACT

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATIONSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

As at October 31

Assets 2017 2016Current Cash $ 629,658 $ 206,884 Receivables 624,429 748,806 1,254,087 955,690

Investments (Note 4) 1,432,016 1,639,183 $ 2,686,103 $ 2,594,873

LiabilitiesCurrent Payables and Accruals $ 131,960 $ 302,337 Payable to Golf Canada 1,159,730 1,011,689 Deferred Scholarship Contributions (Note 5) 75,000 24,500 1,366,690 1,338,526

Deferred Scholarship Contributions (Note 5) 59,711 122,029 1,426,401 1,460,555

Fund Balances Operating Fund (Note 6) 644,117 539,406 Endowment Fund (Note 7) 615,585 594,912 1,259,702 1,134,318 $ 2,686,103 $ 2,594,873

$542,558

$107,883$100,000

$247

,403

$120

,780

$71,600

$111,000

$554,600

$67,240

$303,945

$209,305

$155,000

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$195,782INCREASE IN

NET REVENUE46%INCREASE IN

NET EVENT

REVENUE

16%INCREASE IN

SCHOLARSHIP

FUNDS

GRANTED

INDIVIDUALSAGNEW, DAVIDALBERT, MICHAELALEPIN, JACQUESALEXANDER, DOUGLASALEXANDER, KIRBY MATTHEWALLAN, BARRYALLEN, JIMANDERSON, NIGELANDERSON, FLOYDANDERSON, JAMIEANDOW, JONATHANANGUS, DAVIDARCAND, SEBASTIENARCHIBALD, JOHN ARSENEAULT, BRETTASTLEY, ROBERTATKINSON, NOELATKINSON, DAVIDATKINSON, HOWARDAUSTIN, TERRYAZZI, BRANDONBACK, HOWARDBADDELEY, MICHAELBALDWIN, DANNYBANCROFT, JIMBANNAN, DOUGBANNATYNE, STEPHENBARNARD, MARTINBARNES, PETERBARRETT, MIKEBARTER, SANDIBARTHOLOMEW, KENBARTLEY, RICHARDBASSO, PAOLOBATCHELOR, PAULBATT, RONBAWDEN, WILLIAMBAYTOR, TERRYBEATTIE, GEOFFBEATTY, DAVIDBEAUDOIN, LAURENTBELL, STUBELL, VEERAN

BENNETT, RICKBENNETT, LESLEYBERZANSKIS, VICTORBIRRELL, PETERBISSONNETTE, BOBBODEN, WILLIAMBOLOKOSKI, BERNIEBOSWICK, CARLBOWLAND, JAMESBOYER, MICHAELBRADLEY, NORMBRENNAN, JOHNBREWER, DR. DOUGLAS G.BRIGGS, JIMBROWN, GREGBROWN, JACKBROWN, DONBROWN, ISAACBUCHNER, AARONBUIST, RENÉBULL, JOHNBUTLER, PETERBYRNE, PHILIPCALCOTT, ROBERTCAMPBELL, MARC CAPLAN, BARBARACARRINGTON, KIMCARROLL, MIKECASEY, BRIANCAYLEY, ALASDAIRCHARAL, PHILCHERWAK, JOHNCHEVALIER, NICOLASCHIPPINDALE, JOHNCHOI, ETHANCHRISTIANSEN, DAVECHRISTOPHER, PHILIPCINDRIC, LYNNCLAIR, DESCLAPPISON, JOHNCLARK, DAVECLARK, ANDREWCLELAND, RICHARD COCHRANE, GREG

COHEN, PAULCOLONELLO, PEGGYCONNOR, JOHNCONNOR, DENISCONTINI, JOHNCONWAY, HOWARDCOOK, BOBCOOK, ANDREWCOOKE, GRAHAMCOOPER, LARRYCORNER, STEVECORRIGAN, ERNESTCOTE, KYLERCOULTER, JAMIECOURTNEY, MIRELACOURTOIS, MARC COWAN-DEWAR, BENCRAHAM, CHESTERCRAIG, LARRYCRISPO, JEANCRUICKSHANK, MICHAELCRUMP, STUARTCUTLER, MAURICEDAIFALLAH, ADAMDALE, BOBDANIELSON, JERRYDARLING, BOBDARROCH, RONALDDART, BOBDAVEY, BRIANDAVID, RENEDAVIDSON, JIMDAVIS, DR. GEORGEDAWBER, MARKDEACON, CAMPBELLDEEKS, JAMESDEMETRICK, GORDONDENHAMER, PETERDESMARAIS, PAUL, JR.DEVEAU, ROLANDDEWAR, DONALDDEWSON, BILLDIAMOND, HANNAHDIAMOND, SAM

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

The Foundation’s mandate could not have been carried out without the generous support of the following individual donors and organizations:

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

DICKESON, PENNYDIONNE, JEANDOHERTY, DARCY DOMOKOS, RICKDONALDSON, WALTERDONALDSON, MIKEDONNELLY, TOMDORNAN, BLAKEDRAKE, DIANNEDROPE, WILLDRUXMAN, TREVORDUNCAN, CAMERONDUNCAN, LARRYDUNLOP, CONNORDUNLOP, DARINDUNLOP-HEBERT, DIANEDUNN, BRIANDUPONT, YVANDURAND, DALEDURLAND, MIKEDUSYK, MERVDUTTON, SCOTTEASSON, JOHNECCLES, GEORGEEDEN, BRENTEDWARDS, RICHARDEDWARDS, ALLANEFFORD, JOELLEELLIS, PETEREWASIUK, DENNISEXBER, BRADYFALCONER, PETERFANTIN, BENFENTON, RICHARDFERGUSON, DAVIDFESTIVAL, JOHNFIANDER, VICTORFINDLAY, PAULFIZZARD, BLAKEFLEMING, ALASTAIRFLEMING, ROWLANDFLETCHER, TEDFOREMAN, MICHAELFOURNIER, ANNETTE

FOY, JOHNFRANCIS, JOHNFRANK, CHRISTOPHERFRASER, JAMESFROGGATT, MICHAELFROST, JOHN FUGERE, BOBFUGERE, MICHELFULOP, BLAIRFURNESS, GARYGADULA, CHRISGAIGER, JAMESGALLIVAN, SUEGARDINER, GREGORYGARDNER, MEGGANGARLAND, ANDREAGAY, LAWSONGELLER, MICHAELGEORGE, CALGERVAN, MACGETLIFFE, JOHNGIANTSOPOULOS, ELAINEGIANTSOPOULOS, ANGELOGIBB, ROBERT GIBSON, IANGIBSON, DOUGLASGIBSON, ROBERTGILBERT, GARYGILLESPIE, WAYNEGOLDING, PETERGOLDMAN, NORMGORHAM, DWIGHTGRAFF, CECILGRAFF, DENNISGRAHAM, BRIANGREEN, JASONGREENFIELD, ALANGREGOIRE, DENISEGRIMES, RANDYGUTHRIE, ROBERTHÉBERT, DANIELHALL, PETERHAMASAKI, GARYHAMM, RICHARD

HANCOCK, RODNEYHARDER, MASONHARRIS, GREGHARRISON, PETERHEALY, THOMASHEBERT, NORMAN E., JR.HEER, ROBERT HENCHER, DAVEHENDERSON, PHILIPHENDRIE, GEORDIE HERDMAN, DOREENHEUCHAN, ROSSHILL, WILLIAMHIRJI, HANIFHOLLIDGE, NIGELHOPE, PETERHOSIE, SANDYHUDSON, STEVENHUFF, GRAYSENHUGHES, KEVINHUMPHRIES, STANHUNGERBUHLER, TONYHURLBURT, KRIS & STEVEHUTCHINS, LYNNEHUYCKE, RORYILYENKO, YAROSLAVINFANTINO, RICHARDINGRAM, CHRISTOPHERIVERSEN, OLEIWAMOTO, DEANJACKSON, ROBERTJACKSON, RICKJACKSON, TERRYJACKSON, MICHAELJACKSON, EDJACOBS, RICHARDJACOBS, MIKEJAMIESON, CHRISJANELLE, CHRISTIANJANSON, ROBERTJENSEN, ERICJESSOME, RAYMONDJEWETT, ANNEJOHNSON, PETER

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

JONES, BRENTKALLE, SANDYKANIA, ARTHURKARRYS, TOMKENNEY, GRANTKERR, ROBERT KERR, DAVIDKERR, DONKERTSOS, CHRISTOPHERKESTER, DOUGKHOSLA, DEEPKING, RAIKING, RICHARD KINGSLEY, DAVIDKINGSTON, TOMKIRBY, MIKEKIRK, MARIANKLEINGELD, JOHANNESKLEYNHANS, STEPHENKNIGHT, RAYKNIGHT, KARENKNIGHT, MAVISKOHLMEIER, GUYKOHLMEIER, JACEKOTA, VEERANKRAEMER, JOHNKROEKER, MIKEKUBICA, JARIKUCEY, DR. SAMKUMMER, GEORGEKUMMER, LARRYKYRES, GEORGELÉVEILLÉ, MARIELAMOUREUX, BOBLANGLEY, WALTERLANGLOIS, EMILELANTHIER, SPENCERLAPALME, GEORGELATIMER, JOHNLAURIE, FRANKLEAK, WILLIAMLEBLANC, JAMESLEES, DAVIDLEGAULT, HUGUES

LEGGATT, IANLEHWALD, RYAN MICHAELLEMAICH, GREGLINDSAY, ARDISLIPPA, LORNALISTER, STEVELITTLE, JIMLOCKWOOD, RICHARDLOWDEN, STEPHENLUCIANI, GINOLYNCH, PETERMACDONALD, BARRYMACDONALD, DONALDMACKAY, KARENMACKINNON, DEREKMACKO, JEFFMACLELLAN, DARYLMACLEOD, ANDREWMACNICOL, DAVIDMACNICOL, NICOLMADDEN, DENISMAIZE, BILLMAJOR, JACKMALLETT, FREDERICKMANCHESTER, PAULMANN, TREVORMARCUS, MALCOLMMARION, LUCMARTIN, WILLARDMATHESON, CHARLIEMATHESON, BRIANMATTHEWS, GORDONMAUE, GARYMCBREARTY, DONMCBRIDE, JAMESMCCARTHY, PETERMCCLOUSKY, ROBERTMCCONNELL, EAMMONMCCOUBREY, BILLMCDERMOTT, TEDMCEWEN, ELAINEMCGARVEY, KATHRYNMCGIBBON, BRUCEMCGINN, SEAN

MCGUIRE, BRIANMCKEE, CLIFFMCLEAN, HEATHERMCLEAN, MEGHANMCLEAN, PAULMCLELLAN, KARENMCLENNAN, CHRISTOPHERMCLEOD, BERITMCMAHON, LESLEYMCMANUS, PAULMCNICOLL, BRIANMCWHAN, DONNAMEALIA, MICHAELMEALIA, JOHNMELANSON, GARYMILLAR, ROBERTMILLMAN, MIKEMILTON, DANEMINGAY, CHRISTINAMITSCHANG, JOSEPH AMOFFAT, DICKMONAGHAN, TOMMONGRAIN, LUCMONTGOMERY, IANMONTY, JEAN-SÉBASTIENMONTY, JEAN C.MOON, DAVEMOORE-GOUGH, BILLMORANO, JOEMORI, BRIANMORTON, PETERMULLEN, SEANMURPHY, DENISMURRAY, SCOTTIEMYERS, ROBERT NADEAU, GILLESNANNI, CARLNASH, DAVIDNEVILLS, DAVIDNEWTON, KEITHNICHOLS, GORDONNICOL, DAVIDNIELSEN, PAULNIXON, CRAIG

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

NIXON, GORDNORRIS, ALANNUGENT, JOHNOBENDORF, PHILIPOGLE, KELLYOLAR, PETEROLESZKOWICZ, ALEKPAGE, GRAHAMPARENT, SERGEPARKER, LLOYDPARTLAND, DANIELPATE, JOHNPATRICK, WILLIAMPEACOCK, JOHNPEACOCK, STEVEPEARCE, IANPERKIN, ALPICARD-BEAUDOIN, THOMASPIGOTT, JONATHANPIGOTT, WILLIAMPINDER, THOMASPOIRIER, GUYPOULIOT, DONALDPOULTON, RYANPREST, DAVIDPRICE, TIMPROSSER, CHARLESPRYDE, ROBBIEQUERNEY, ALQUINCEY, MARTINRADIES, ELLIOTTRAFUSE, JILLRARASCO, FRANKRASERA, FRANCORAY, SCOTTREARDON, DR. GERRYREID, BRYONREIMER, RONRENAUD, MICHAELRICHARDS, MIKERICHARDSON, TOMRICHARDSON, DOUGRIGBY, JONATHANROBB, ALAN

ROBERTS, KELLYROBERTSON, ROBERTROSS, ALLANROSS, SEANROSS, TOMMYROWE, KARYROXBURGH, DOUGLASROXBURGH, LORNARUNDLE, DR. MOLLYRUSSELL, ANDYRUSSELL, SHAWNSABO, RYANSABOURIN, DANSADOWNICK, MURRAYSAFRAN, MIKESAHL, DANNYSANDERS, TYSANFORD, JAMESSANGER, BRIANSANNINO, BRIANSAVARD, GUYSAWCHUCK, LANNYSCHERGER, WAYNESCHNARR, GLENSCHOENHALS, PAULSCOTT, RICKYSEEGMILLER, HAROLDSHAW, BRADSHERLOCK, STEPHANIESHORTT, DAVIDSIBLEY, JOHNSIGOUIN, BRADSIMMONDS, BRUCESIMONE, MARCOSIMPSON, ADAMSIMS, CHARLIESKAPIK, MOLLYSKLAR, JESSESLADE, DAVIDSMELLIE, JAMESSMITH, PETESMITH, SHANESMITH, STEVESMITH, MARK

SMOOLE, BARRYSOAVE, FRANKSOLOMON, JACOBSPALTI, ANDREWSPENCE, GARRYSPENCER, THOMASSPENCER, JOESPIRONELLO, RICARDOSPRAGUE, PAULSQUIRES, GODRONST. LAURENT, MICHELST. LAURENT, FRANCOISSTEELE, CLARKESTEINHOFF, PAULSTERLING, GEORGESTEWART, TODSTOLLERY, CAILEYSULLIVAN, GERALDSUTHERLAND, TRENTSUTTON, DEREKSZALKAI, ALEX TALAJKO, JAMESTAYLOR, VINNIETAYLOR, ALLENTEASDALE, WORDENTEDFORD, ROBERT TENNANT, BOBTESKEY, ROYTHOMPSON, GRAHAMTHOMPSON, GARTHTHOMPSON, PATTHOMPSON, CHUCKTHOMSON, DICKTIMMINS, PETERTINDLE, WILLIAMTINGLEY, DANTOMS, JIMTORRY, NICHOLASTRUDEL, JEANTURNER, DAVIDTURNER, JIMTWEEDY, ROBERT TYRRELL, ANTHONYUDVARI, MARTIN

GOLF CANADA FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

UNSWORTH, ROBERTUSBORNE, JOHNVALIQUETTE, WILLIAMVANDERKANT, JACKIE VANDERLUGT, DARRINVERIGIN, THOMASVERMETTE, JONATHANVIOLA, CARLOWALLWORK, NANCYWARD, ALWARRINER, BRENTWASCHULZIK, MARKWATCHORN, LEEWATERS, GEORGEWATT, MIKEWEAVER, ROBERTWEBSTER, COLINWEIR, LARRYWEN, JUEWESTBROOK, JEREMYWESTCOTT, MARKWESTLAKE, JIMWESTOVER, KEITHWHITE, TYLERWHITE, RONWILDRIDGE, PAULWILLACY, MARCWILLIAMS, JIMWILLIAMS, TEDWILSON, DAVIDWILSON, GREGWILSON, GEOFFREYWILSON, GEORGEWILSON, CHRISWILSON, COLEWILTON, SHIRLEYWONG, LAURAWOOD, WILLIAM

WOOD, CRAIGWOODS, KENWOODS, TOMWRIGHT, BOBWYLIE, SHANEYERXA, BARRYYU, NATHANZACHARIAS, JOHNZARESKI, DAVIDZUCKERMAN, CHARLESZWICKER, MICHELLE

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MANDATE

The mandate of the Foundation, a registered Canadian amateur athletic

association, is to raise and grant funds for the advancement of golf in Canada.