For many years growing up, Northview Golf & Country Club was Hannah Lee’s home away from home. She pounded balls on its driving range, spent countless hours on its putting green and gained an intimate knowledge of the Ridge and Canal courses at the Surrey facility. 

Dust off your pink, tiger-print jacket — it’s time to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Saying goodbye to the Ox, we enter the Year of the Tiger on February 1, 2022.

Quesnel Golf Club has new local owners who have selected a familiar face to run the facility. Quesnel native Kathy Gook is returning home as general manager and director of golf. She was hired by new owners Joe Hart, Dennis England, and Kit and Gary Collins. 

During the annual Sport BC awards held in March 2022, after a delay due to COVID-19, the very first ‘Delivering On Diversity’ award was handed out by the Honourable Minister Melanie Mark of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture & Sport. 

It’s getting crowded here on the First Tee. We’ve got honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy, and judgment all ready to play.

So that’s two foursomes and... judgment, I guess you’ll have to play as a single. Just kidding, of course. You may have heard of First Tee. If you have, you probably know about the program’s nine core principles that it uses to help instil good values in young golfers learning the game of golf. And if you aren’t familiar with First Tee, you soon will be as it is coming to a community near you.

Let’s face it: almost all of us are — if not openly, at least ‘closet’ — rules freaks when it comes to golf. Some of the most fascinating discussions and heated arguments in the game come about from the unlimited variety of situations and circumstances that present themselves during a round of golf due to the very nature of where the game takes place... in nature. 

BC Golf Senior Contributor Brad Ziemer recently spoke with Michelle Collens who has sat on the British Columbia Golf’s board since 2013, the last two years as President...

Looking for ways to meet other women golfers in your area? Look no further than Meetup.com...

If parents need a female role model in the world of golf who is just an ‘ordinary’ citizen, then they needn’t look much farther than Spruce Grove’s D’arci Sutton...

COVID-19 Resources for the British Columbia Golf Industry...

Canadian Pacific (CP) is proud to announce that fundraising efforts over the past two years for the CP Women’s Open (CPWO) have helped raise more than $2.8 million to support important equipment purchases and research at BC Children’s Hospital, along with an additional $557,000 for Kamloops Royal Inland Hospital...

It was a transformative moment for our organization...

Golf Canada has announced the hiring of Laura Wilson as its new Director of Diversity, Inclusion and Safe Sport...

Golf is a game that is both fun and challenging. It can be a game of leisure and at the same time demand the best of a great athlete. One element that differentiates this sport from contact sports such as soccer or football is etiquette...

Sport organizations in British Columbia are committed to creating a sport that is accessible, inclusive, respects their participant’s personal goals and is free from all forms of maltreatment...

Commissioner Michael Whan likes to refer to the LPGA Tour as family, one that has grown with the addition of three British Columbia chapters to the LPGA Amateur Golf Association...

Quesnel Golf Club has new local owners who have selected a familiar face to run the facility...

The Women’s Golf Project is YOUR website. Please tell us what you would like to see included in the content...

Women may make up half the population but they account for less than 25% of golfers and the province’s amateur organization would like to see that change...