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Calvin Ross … Dominating Zone Champion Gowan Brae Golf & Country Club hosted the 2020 TaylorMade and adidas Golf PGA Atlantic Zone Championship for the first time in 36 years. What a great golf course and facility.

The PGA of Canada announced the formation of its Diversity & Inclusion Task Force today, created to advance equity, inclusion and diversity across the Canadian golf landscape.

Golf Canada and the Golf Canada Foundation have joined together to launch the COVID-19 GOLF RELIEF FUND, to support golf courses in helping employees and golfers stay safe while also thanking front-line workers through encouraging additional play and welcoming juniors to further experience the game.

With the announcement of the "Atlantic Bubble", the PGA Atlantic schedule has been formalized for the remainder of the year. Additional details will be updated as appropriate.

PGA Presidents Message – Jonathan Garron, Abercrombie CC On behalf of the 175 PGA Professionals employed at over 70 facilities throughout Atlantic Canada, the PGA Atlantic wishes all golfers and operators a great beginning to their 2020 golf se

Gordie Smith, the Executive Professional/General Manager at the Ashburn Golf Club, was recently elected to the PGA of Canada National Board of Directors.

Landine and Ross … Callaway PGA Atlantic Professional Team Champs PGA Professionals Josh Landine of Ashburn Golf Club and Calvin Ross of JH Sports outlasted the field to capture the 2020 Callaway PGA Atlantic Team Championship.

“I think it’s everything that’s great about golf. It’s everything golf should work towards,” Law said, noting he’s already carving out a spot in the club’s 2021 calendar for another local qualifier.

Given ongoing restrictions and uncertainty related to COVID-19, the PGA of Canada has cancelled the 2020 PGA Seniors’ Championship of Canada, originally scheduled for Aug. 4-7 at Le Parcours du Vieux Village in Bromont, Que.

RBC PGA Scramble: New world handicap system, more ways to qualify, safety protocols, player perks and more.

A look back at the association's highlights from 2019.

Teejay Alderdice of Bracebridge, Ont., was elected 48th president of the PGA of Canada at the association’s Annual General Meeting today.