The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) announced the inaugural Renee Powell Clearview Legacy Benefit with founding partners including KPMG, the LPGA, and the Mariah Stackhouse Foundation.

The Board of Directors of the LPGA has unanimously elected Mollie Marcoux Samaan as its next Commissioner.

From around the web and across social media, here are the memorable quotes from the recent month...

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

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...

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...

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...

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

It was a transformative moment for our organization...

Golf continues to provide a record number of Canadians safe refuge during the COVID-19 global pandemic as a proven activity that benefits physical and mental health...

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...

Golf Canada, in partnership with title sponsor Canadian Pacific (CP), is pleased to announce that tickets for the 2022 CP Women’s Open are now available...

To open Season 10 of The ModGolf Podcast, show creator and host Colin Weston decided to shake things up by doing something he’d been planning for a while. And that thing is to have Colin step aside from the microphone so that a guest host can take over the controls of the ship...

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

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...

Early indicators suggest that women are eager to get back to tournament play...

Between May 25 and June 1, 2021, coinciding with International Women’s Golf Day, British Columbia Golf ran a ‘Cloud Scramble’ for teams put together across the province. Players created their own team, played at the location of their choice, and submitted results. Prizes were done on a draw basis with the focus of the event to get out, participate, and have fun.

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. 

When she has a spare moment, which doesn’t happen often in her life, Christine Wong sometimes thinks about one final run at the LPGA Tour. But then she reflects on how happy she is with her life right now and wonders why she’d want to change a thing.