2012Annual Report

PAST PRESIDENTS

GOLF MANITOBA 2009 – 2011 Harvey Goehring 2007 – 2009 Trish Jordan 2005 - 2007 Lou Spado 2003 - 2005 Don MacDonald 2003 George McLeod

MANITOBA LADIES’ GOLF ASSOCIATION

2001 – 2003 Ms. Lezlie Parker 1999 – 2001 Mrs. Carol Doerksen 1997 – 99 Mrs. Anne Leibl 1994 - 97 Mrs. Joyce Collier 1992 - 94 Mrs. Valerie Spencer 1990 - 92 Mrs. Allie Lumsden 1988 - 90 Mrs. Phyllis Bell 1986 - 88 Mrs. Lorraine MacLeod 1984 - 86 Mrs. Ethel Calnek 1982 - 84 Mrs. M. L. (Phylles) Wotton* 1980 - 82 Mrs. T. J. (Colleen) Hutchison * 1978 - 80 Mrs. G. D. (Aihlin) Walker * 1976 - 78 Mrs. J. (Connie) McCrindle * 1974 - 76 Mrs. A. (Peggy) Colonello 1972 - 74 Mrs. H. (Bea) Sharpe * 1970 - 72 Mrs. D. H. (Lavonne) Pitts * 1968 - 70 Mrs. J. W. (Melba) Darracott * 1966 - 68 Mrs. J. C. H. Blackburn * 1964 - 66 Mrs. N. H. Greenberg * 1962 - 64 Mrs. O. L. Robinson 1960 - 62 Mrs. H. L. Hallett * 1958 - 60 Mrs. R. S. Pearce * 1956 - 58 Mrs. T. H. Clarke * 1955 – 56 Mrs. P. H. S. Campbell * 1953 – 54 Mrs. E. J. MacKenzie * 1951 – 52 Mrs. L. P. Mason * 1950 – 51 Mrs. J. L. Peterson * 1949 – 50 Mrs. D. P. Allen *

* Denotes deceased

TABLE OF CONTENTS MISSION STATEMENT/VISION STATEMENT/SPONSORS .....................................................................1 2011 – 2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS/STAFF ..........................................................................................2 PRESIDENT’S REPORT ...................................................................................................................... 3 - 4 COURSE RATING & HANDICAP COMMITTEE REPORT .........................................................................5 MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT ..................................................................6 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT ............................................................................................... 7 - 8 OFFICIALS COMMITTEE REPORT ...........................................................................................................9 PLAYER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT ......................................................................... 10 - 11 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE REPORT .................................................................................................. 12 TREASURER’S REPORT ........................................................................................................................ 13 VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE REPORT ..................................................................................................... 14 GOLF CANADA PROVINCIAL COUNCIL REPORT ........................................................................ 15 - 16 MANITOBA GOLF HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM REPORT ..................................................................... 17 MANITOBA GOLF SCHOLARSHIP FUND REPORT ............................................................................... 18 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT ....................................................................................................... 19 GOLF MANITOBA REPRESENTATIVES ......................................................................................... 20 - 21 2012 GOLF MANITOBA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS ..................................................................... 22 - 43 2012 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS ............................................................................................................ 44 2011 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION ................................................................................................. 45 – 46 2012 INTERPROVINCIAL TEAM RESULTS .................................................................................... 47 – 53 GOLF MANITOBA 2011 - 2012 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS..................................................... Appendix A MEMBER CLUB LISTING ......................................................................................................... Appendix B

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MISSION STATEMENT

Golf Manitoba's mission is to develop, promote, govern and service the game of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario for the benefit of all participants.

VISION STATEMENT

To be recognized as the center of excellence that provides quality, innovative, and accessible programs and services to the golfing community.

THANK YOU TO GOLF MANITOBA SPONSORS FOR 2012

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GOLF MANITOBA INC.

President President Elect Vice President Rob MacDonald Louise Daymond Kevin O’Donovan Elmhurst Pinawa Breezy Bend

Treasurer Past President Vince Mariani Harvey Goehring Elmhurst Breezy Bend

DIRECTORS

Bob Fallis Pine Ridge

Tammy Gibson St. Boniface

Brian Gilhuly Selkirk

Barry Hooke Portage

Michelle Lee St. Charles

Carol Martel Transcona

Graham Robson Southwood

GOLF CANADA

Harvey Goehring George McLeod Breezy Bend Country Club Shilo Country Club Provincial Council Governors Council

Rob MacDonald Cathy Macatavish Elmhurst Elmhurst Governors Council Governors Council

GOLF MANITOBA STAFF - 2012

Executive Director Dave Comaskey Director of Administration John Lamarche Director of Competitions Lisa Andersen Director of Player Development Garth Goodbrandson Office Administrator Carol Muzychka Tournament Administrator Lorne How Administrative Intern Evelyn Kampen Player Development Intern Aynsley O’Donovan

Office Address:

145 Pacific Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2Z6

Telephone: (204) 925-5730 Fax: (204) 925-5731

Email: golfmb@golfmanitoba.mb.ca Website: www.golfmanitoba.mb.ca

REPORTS

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

As President of Golf Manitoba, I am pleased to report on our activities for the past year. 2012 marked the 10th anniversary of the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum. Golf Manitoba, the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) of Manitoba and the Manitoba Golf Superintendents Association jointly operate the Golf Hall of Fame and Museum. The Hall now has 49 honoured members with the 2012 members being inducted at a ceremony held at McPhillips Station Casino on September 24. The 2012 inductees were Tanys Aspevig, Steve Bannatyne, Joyce Collier, Dale Goehring and Glen Hnatiuk. To celebrate the 10 th anniversary, a luncheon was held which many of the Hall’s honoured members attended. Since its inception, Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum has received tremendous support from Manitoba Lotteries. That support is greatly appreciated. Golf Manitoba administers the Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund Inc., a registered charity with objective of providing financial assistance to young golfers pursuing post-secondary education in Canada. The 2012 recipients were Bryce Barr (Southwood), Erik Christianson (Breezy Bend), Brodie Gobin (Portage), Scott Mazur (Elmhurst), David Nelson (Southwood), Bret Thompson (Southwood) and Lucas Wazney (Elmhurst) who received the Dr. Daya Gupta Scholarship for the highest academic standing. Congratulations to all the recipients. The National Golf in Schools (NGIS) program, which introduces golf to children in elementary schools, has had tremendous growth with over 100 schools in Manitoba registered for the program (60 schools were registered in 2011). Golf Manitoba encourages and challenges our member clubs to adopt a local school and provide that school with a NGIS kit, an investment of $475 to help grow the game in Manitoba and North West Ontario. Golf Manitoba grass roots development programs, the CN Future Links and NGIS clinics, had 5751 children participate in 2012, a record number of participants. This fall, a high school component has been added to the NGIS. This will provide the opportunity to introduce even more kids to our great game. Golf becoming an Olympic sport at the 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil will have a far reaching impact. Here in Manitoba and Canada golf is now included in all summer Games. As a result, Golf Manitoba player development initiatives now include training squads in preparation for the Games. The 2012 Power Smart Manitoba Games in Swan River were a huge success for the participants and our regional coach initiative. We look forward to continued success as our 2013 Canada Games training squad takes shape. Our member clubs have been informed in a joint letter from Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada of the 2013 dues as follows: Golf Canada/Golf Manitoba annual adult membership fee for 2013: $25.00 ($13.00 Golf Manitoba, $12.00 Golf Canada) Golf Canada/Golf Manitoba annual junior membership fee for 2013: $18.50 ($11.00 Golf Manitoba, $7.50 Golf Canada) Membership dues allow Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada to provide the programs and services needed to grow the game in our province for the benefit of all golfers. They help support such things as:

Golf in Schools presented by Callaway

CN Future Links

Regional, provincial, university and national teams

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Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru

Regional, provincial competitions

Rules and handicap seminars

Coaching, training and certification

Government advocacy and awareness Golf Manitoba would not be able to put on the programs and tournaments that we do without our dedicated volunteers who faithfully give their time and effort. Congratulations to Rudy Boivin who received the Distinguished Service Award at last year’s Awards Dinner held at Southwood Golf and Country Club. Thanks to all our volunteers for your help and congratulations to those receiving long service awards. I would like to extend my thanks to the Golf Manitoba Board members for their hard work and dedication this past year. Special thanks to our Committee Chairs and committee members for your efforts and council to ensure the smooth running of our organization. The committee reports are included in this annual report. Please refer to them for details of their activities. I want to express my appreciation to the Golf Manitoba staff, including Dave Comaskey, John Lamarche, Garth Goodbrandson, Lisa Andersen, Carol Muzychka, Lorne How and the summer interns for their work and assistance this past year. Respectfully Submitted, Rob MacDonald President

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HANDICAP & COURSE RATING COMMITTEE REPORT The handicap & course rating committee had another busy year. 2012 was the beginning of another cycle for the course rating system which is updated every four years. In order to keep up to date with these changes, Barbara Hamill attended a Golf Canada seminar in Toronto. I attended the Golf Canada seminar in Toronto as well as the United States Golf Association seminar in Chicago. A training session was conducted at the Southwood Golf & Country Club in June for Golf Manitoba course raters to bring them up to date with the changes to the course rating system. To maintain valid course and slope ratings, golf courses are required to be re–rated at least every 10 years or when significant changes are made. A total of 21 course ratings were completed in 2012. These included 14 re-ratings, 5 for additional tees and changes, and 2 temporary ratings due to construction completed during the summer. Women’s ratings included Beausejour, Breezy Bend, Glendale, Grand Pines, Hecla, Maplewood, River Oaks, South Interlake, Southwood, Whitewater and Windsor. Men’s ratings included Beausejour, Breezy Bend, Glendale, Grand Pines, Hecla, Maplewood, River Oaks, South Interlake, Southwood and Windsor. Golf Manitoba continues to conduct Handicap Education Seminars for representatives from our member clubs. In 2012, a provincial seminar was held at the Sport for Life Centre where the Golf Manitoba office is located in April. The license agreement with the USGA requires that each club have at least one representative certified. These representatives will then be used as a resource for inquiries at the club level. If your club has not sent an individual, please do so and if you have already sent someone, we would encourage you to send others to be educated on the details of the handicap system. We would also encourage clubs to organize seminars specifically for your members and Golf Manitoba will come to your club to assist. Thank you to all our volunteers for their efforts through out the year. Looking forward to another busy summer for all our men’s and women’s rating teams next year as well as continuing to educate Manitoba and North West Ontario golfers on the parameters of the handicap system. Respectfully Submitted, Brian Gilhuly Handicap & Course Rating Committee Chair

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MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT On behalf of the Golf Manitoba Marketing and Communications Committee, I am pleased to provide an update on the 2012 activities. Our mandate has continued throughout the past year as we remain dedicated to enhancing both the level of communication and marketability of Golf Manitoba. From a communications perspective, we have diversified our communication tools over the past year with our contact database, our newsletter, Blue Golf messaging as well as moving into the social media age with creating a presence and providing updates on Twitter and Facebook. From a marketing standpoint, Golf Manitoba along with other provincial sport organizations remains somewhat challenged to be able to generate viable and sustainable sponsorship arrangements to greatly impact our bottom line. In today’s world, funding decisions have to be made and as such, Golf Manitoba has placed an emphasis on development programs, which may be ideally suited to generating interest at some levels for potential corporate support. As we work through some of those potential opportunities associated with the development of the game, we have been left in a position of providing limited funding to certain areas that may have received greater levels of funding years ago. We certainly recognize that the responsibility of servicing our existing sponsors and securing new sponsors have become as important as ever. As we move forward, we will investigate all options to enhance our ability to increase our off-course revenue stream. We will continue to look for opportunities to work with Golf Canada regarding potential opportunities for the involvement of national sponsors at the local level. We would like to recognize the support shown by corporate leaders and supporters of amateur golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario such as Nott Autocorp, Titleist & Foot Joy Canada & The Golf Dome, as well as Sport Manitoba and Golf Canada. Thank you to committee members Don MacDonald, Rudy Boivin, Trish Jordan and Gord Boultbee for their continued volunteer efforts. Thank you to Dave Comaskey and our professional staff for making things happen. Respectfully Submitted, Kevin O’Donovan Marketing & Communications Committee Chair

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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT The 2012 golf year is coming to a close and hopefully it was a good year for everyone on the course. Membership in Golf Manitoba has approximately 13,500 members with approximately 100 clubs. These membership numbers are very similar to those from 2011. Our continued focus in 2012 was to promote the advantages of membership to all member and non-member clubs. Golf Manitoba Executive Director Dave Comaskey and Blair Armitage, Golf Canada’s Regional Director of Membership Development in Western Canada, visited many clubs this spring to discuss membership and the benefits of belonging to Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada. Visiting member clubs and non member clubs is important in getting the word out about the value of being a member. Once again the dues did not change in 2012 and all members can partake in all services provided by Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada. In 2013 the dues will be increased by $4.00 ($2.00 to Golf Manitoba and $2.00 to Golf Canada) to meet the increasing costs Golf Canada and Golf Manitoba incur. Membership provides members with a number of programs and services including:

1. Course and Slope Rating Courses are rated on a 10 year cycle with new courses rated every year until they are 10 years old.

2. Handicap Factor

The course and slope factor are used to determine a players Handicap Factor which allows golfers to compete regardless of ability.

3. Golf Canada Score Centre

Provided by Golf Canada this online service allows tracking of handicaps and handicap factors. Golf Canada provides many member services for individuals and clubs.

4. Rules of Golf Allows members to be kept informed and up dated on new rules, as well as holding clinics for officials and members.

5. Player Development A number of clinics/camps are conducted by Golf Professional Garth Goodbrandson for golfers of different skill levels and for clubs who do not have a CPGA Professional.

6. National Golf in Schools Program

Launched in 2009 to grow the game of golf, this program is for elementary school aged children to learn the game of golf. We have over 60 schools involved and it is just getting bigger.

7. Scholarships The Golf Manitoba Scholarship Fund and the Golf Canada Foundation offer scholarships to students with academic excellence and have participated in the golf community and are pursuing post secondary studies at a Canadian educational institution.

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8. Fundraising Member clubs can apply to Golf Manitoba and provide 7 volunteers to work a 3 hour Bingo and receive $750.00.

9. Golf Canada Golf Card This card provides many benefits from hotel rates to insurance.

10. Information Newsletters and publications are available for all members and cover a variety of topics.

11. Regional Coaches In 2012 Golf Manitoba hired professionals in all 8 regions of the province to develop young golfers as well as prepare them for the Power Smart Games held in Swan River, Manitoba in July 2012. Golf Manitoba is also training young golfers for the Summer Games to be hosted in Quebec in 2013.

12. Women’s Golf Golf Manitoba has approval for a $15,000.00 grant from Golf Canada to support Women’s programs that have an impact on Women’s golf in Manitoba and NW Ontario.

For more information on what Golf Manitoba offers you the golfer and other benefits contact our office or go to our website www.golfmanitoba.mb.ca. I want to thank Dave Comaskey and staff for their work on membership this year and I am looking forward to the opportunity to continue promoting the many benefits that Golf Manitoba offers through this program to members and non-members alike. Respectfully Submitted, Barry Hooke Membership Committee Chair

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OFFICIALS COMMITTEE REPORT It has once again been a long and busy schedule of tournaments and rules clinics this year. The weather has been incredible and relatively bug free. To those tournament officials on scene; Lisa, Lorne and Aynsley, many thanks to you for your assistance, patience and professionalism throughout the year. To the office staff (Carol, Garth, John and Evelyn), thank you for your tireless work. Special thanks to Dave Comaskey for his leadership and help in the past year. To those of you who marked courses and prepared Supplementary Local Rules for our events, my sincere thanks. To my fellow committee members (Betty Grant, Lou Spado, Louise Daymond, Don MacDonald), I say thank you and I hope that we will continue to work together in the same co-operative manner. We also continued rules clinics during the winter that were well attended by players and officials and potential officials. We took our winter clinics to the clubs (St. Boniface, Rossmere, Breezy Bend, and St. Charles) this past winter and saw an increase in attendance primarily due to local members from each club. These clinics will be offered again in the coming winter and spring. Golf Canada has a program for developing Rules officials. Levels 1 through 4 have been developed to make it easier for someone to learn more about the Rules of Golf or even become a rules official. The progression is as follows:

1 Levels One and Two are offered on-line through the Golf Canada website 2. Level 3 is conducted by the provincial golf associations 3. Level 4 is the National clinic run by Golf Canada

It goes without saying that the strength of Golf Manitoba, aside from the staff members, is in the volunteers, who readily give up their time to ensure that the golfers of Manitoba and North West Ontario have a positive, pleasant experience participating in our competitions. Lastly, my thanks to those who participated in another successful season. Respectfully Submitted, Bob Fallis Officials Committee Chair

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PLAYER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT

2012 was a very exciting year for Golf Manitoba’s Player Development programs. For the third straight year, Golf Manitoba increased the number of children who were exposed to the game through participation in our programs. Over 6000 children participated in the camps and clinics offered by Golf Manitoba. Player Development Intern Aynsley O’Donovan and PGA of Canada Professional Glen Sirkis, were the key instructors. A big thank you to both Aynsley and Glen who did such a great job introducing golf in such a fun and positive manner. As always, a great big thank you to Garth Goodbrandson for his commitment, enthusiasm, and skill in leading Golf Manitoba’s Player Development programs. In the past three years, golf has been a first time sport in the 2009 Canada Games and at the 2011 Western Canada Games. The athletes involved thoroughly enjoyed themselves and they will be able to look back at their experience as a terrific life long memory. The “Games” experience has proven to be very positive for young athletes across Canada. In 2012 Golf Manitoba continued its efforts to grow the game and give athletes opportunities and lasting memories to young players by introducing an expanded Powersmart Manitoba Games program for athletes ages 15 and under. As part of the Program, in December of 2010, eight regional Golf Professionals were hired by Golf Manitoba to develop a Regional Training Squad that consisted of mental game training, nutrition and team practice sessions. Regional Coaches were: Dean North Central Greg Love Eastman Darren McMillan Interlake Rance Stangeland Norman Clint Weir Parkland Dave Scinocca Westman Tom Kinsman Winnipeg Gold Ed Boge Winnipeg Blue Over seventy young boys and girls participated in the regional training squads to prepare for the 2012 Power Smart Manitoba Games. Following a 36 hole regional qualifier, 32 boys and 19 girls competed both individually and as a team for their respective region in Swan River. The girl’s team event was a top two score count format. The results were: Team Gold Medal Winnipeg Gold (Veronica Vetesnik, Katie McGlenen, Camryn Roadley) Silver medal Winnipeg Blue (Marissa Naylor, Liana Bao, Byrnn Todd, Haley Shanks) Bronze Medal Interlake (McKyla Poponick, Karly McMillan, Dana Hallson, Lily Hoydalo) Individual Gold Medal Veronica Vetesnik (Winnipeg Gold) 79-83-162 Silver Medal Liana Bao (Winnipeg Blue) 80-88-168 Bronze Medal Camryn Roadley (Winnipeg Gold) 85-83-168

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The boy’s event was a top three of four score count format. The results were: Team Gold Medal Interlake (Nathan Wright, Josh Hofer, Mason Foreman, Auzzie Loewen) Silver Medal Winnipeg Blue (Scott Lemon, Tim Brabant, Chad Boyle, Cameron McIntyre) Bronze Medal Westman (Zac Whitecloud, Austin Dobrescu, Kolby Day, Tanner Kyle) Individual Gold Medal Kirk Markowski (Eastman) 75-73-148 Silver Medal Josh Neufeld (Central) 75-75-150 Bronze Medal Scott Lemon (Winnipeg Blue) 77-74-151 For the second time, golf will be one of seventeen sports competing in the 2013 Canada Games. Golf Manitoba began training programs for the Canada Games Training Squad over the winter of 2012. Training Squad members received a Golf Dome membership, a Functional Movement Screening, weekly team practices throughout the spring/summer months and they also participated on the Mundie Putter or Nassau team. The training squad will continue to prepare throughout the winter, spring and summer before qualifying for the three person team. Respectfully Submitted,

Graham Robson Player Development Committee Chair

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TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE REPORT 2012 was another great year for golf in Manitoba, with the weather cooperating for most of July and August, although there were a few soggy tournaments in the spring that created a few challenges. Highlights of the 2012 golf season:

Golf Manitoba conducted 15 championships and 4 qualifiers this year. There were approximately 1150 participants in 2012, which is up from 1100 participants in 2011, and the same in 2010.

Increasing participation in events continues to be a main objective of Golf Manitoba’s tournament committee. This year several changes were implemented to help achieve this objective; they include:

o The Women’s City and District Championship offered a non - competitive flight for players who may want to experience a competitive event without having their scores posted.

o The Women’s Amateur and Men’s Mid Amateur Championships were combined.

o The Senior Men and Women’s Championships were combined and skill events offered during the tournament.

These changes saw modest improvements in participation and will continue to be monitored for results.

For the fourth year running, we are very pleased and fortunate to have Nott Autocorp as the Title Sponsor for the Men’s Amateur Championship. This year the Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship was played at the Glendale Golf & Country Club with 120 competitors participating.

The change in policy implemented last year to allow the use of motorized golf carts in all competitions (except Juniors) continued to be well received by competitors and welcomed by the tournament host clubs this year. Golf Manitoba’s Pace - of - Play program continued to ensure that tournaments are conducted with a comfortable and reasonable pace of play of just over 4 and a half hours.

Our wonderful volunteers were present at all Golf Manitoba events filling approximately 340 positions throughout the year including rules officials, starters, scorers, timers, course markers, and score board markers. Our volunteers, clearly, make our events run like a well - oiled machine.

To our host clubs - thank you for hosting Golf Manitoba events and supporting competitive golf in Manitoba and North Western Ontario.

Also, I would like to thank the 2012 tournament committee members of Louise Daymond, Barry Hooke, Michelle Lee, Carol Martel and staff members Dave Comaskey (Executive Director), Lisa Andersen (Director of Competitions) and Lorne How (Tournament Administrator) who work so tirelessly and enthusiastically to continue improving Golf Manitoba events for our members.

Golf Manitoba will continue to work toward offering as many options as possible in order to increase the participation and the growth of golf in our province. Your constructive comments and feedback are always appreciated. Respectfully Submitted, Tammy Gibson Tournament Committee Chair

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TREASURER’S REPORT

As required by the by-laws of Golf Manitoba Inc., the financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2012 are presented to the members in the annual report. I am pleased to report that Golf Manitoba recorded a net profit for the fiscal year of $4,071 compared to a net loss of $7,944 in 2011. Revenues for the year decreased by approximately $31,000. Several contributing factors:

Increases Decreases

Golf Canada Women’s Grant

Increase in Fees for Games Training squads (Manitoba and Canada)

Membership Fees

Tournament Entry Fees

Development Grants and sponsorship

Membership revenues were approximately $13,000 lower than the previous year. Membership numbers and the contributing revenues have been a focus of the board of directors and further information regarding strategic initiatives are included in the Membership report. Expenses for the year decreased by approximately $43,000. Several contributing factors:

Decreases Increases

Administration Expenses

Teams

Tournament Expenses

Clinics and Camps

Programs and services provided to the golfing community by Golf Manitoba were moderated by the revenues received, directly and indirectly, to fund such programs and/or services. Our administration staff exercised their best efforts to ensure that the integrity of the program and/or service was maintained at the highest level possible within the available resources. I would like to thank our administration staff for the continued effort and diligence. Respectfully Submitted, Vince Mariani Treasurer

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VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE REPORT Each season, Golf Manitoba conducts a number of events, in Winnipeg and across the province. Without our core of dedicated volunteers, we would be hard pressed to fill such an impressive schedule. A one day tournament requires a minimum of 5 trained volunteers, working alongside our Director of Competitions and our great team of administrative staff. Add the terrific volunteers from the host club and you have at least 10-15 people working extremely hard to ensure that Golf Manitoba events are run in a professional, efficient manner and that they are conducted with integrity and sportsmanship. Forty-five days of competitive events translates into over 2600 volunteer hours! That doesn't include the hours that went into rating the course at some point (by volunteers), marking the course for tournament play (by volunteers), or the take down when the last putt has dropped and scorecard is signed. Tournaments are not the only way to volunteer with Golf Manitoba. Volunteers serve on the Board of Directors and on committees who meet during the winter to help set the program for the coming seasons or provide training and seminars on rules and handicaps. Volunteers take turns helping out at bingos, and take part in seminars and clinics. Golf Manitoba looks forward to meeting with its volunteers twice a year: at the spring officials meeting, then again in the fall at the Volunteer Appreciation day. Our thanks to Glendale Golf and Country Club for hosting our initial get together this spring. This year we were able to take our discussion of course marking out onto the practice hole, and our volunteers gained a new perspective on the role that course marking volunteers play in a successful event. We are pleased to have some new volunteers join us from Winkler, and their services were put to good use in events in Morden, Carman and Portage. Our appreciation goes to Teulon Golf & Country Club for hosting this season's volunteer windup and dinner. The Distinguished Service Award is given annually to a volunteer who has gone above and beyond what it takes to be great volunteer. Last year's recipient was Rudy Boivin, a former president of the Manitoba Golf Association, has served on the Manitoba Sports Federation, Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund Board, and the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame Board of Directors and current volunteer on the Marketing and Communications Committee. We are looking forward to revealing this year's recipient at the Annual General Meeting and Awards Night at the Glendale Golf & Country Club. Thank you to all our volunteers - whether it was your first year or your 20th, we are happy to have you and look forward to seeing you again in the spring! Respectfully Submitted, Louise Daymond Volunteer Committee Chair

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GOLF CANADA PROVINCIAL COUNCIL REPORT

The 12 member Provincial Council consists of an appointee from each Provincial Golf Association, a chair person and a Golf Canada staff member. It was my pleasure to again represent Golf Manitoba on Golf Canada Provincial Council. The Mandate of the Provincial Council is: “As the interface between Golf Canada and the Provincial Golf Associations, the Provincial Council shall review key governance, strategic and policy issues and communicate any such issues to the Golf Canada Board of Directors that may impact the working relationship between Golf Canada and the Provincial Golf Associations.” Last year we met during the Golf Canada AGM and had three conference call meetings. Our focus for the next year will be on: 1) Improving Communications

The Provincial Golf Associations and Golf Canada share the same goal, namely To Grow the Game of Golf. To help us achieve this goal we share successful activities and discuss our challenges. To measure results, we have adopted a set of weighted Key Performance Indicators which are up dated before each meeting.

2) Club Visitation/ Membership Strategy

Three years ago Golf Canada initiated a club visitation/membership drive to create awareness about the purpose and value of a Golf Manitoba/Golf Canada membership. Blair Armitage, Golf Canada Regional Director of Membership for Western Canada and Dave Comaskey, Golf Manitoba Executive Director visited a number of golf clubs again this year.

3) Current State of Golf in Canada

The Canadian Golf Consumer Behaviour Study was conducted in order to help the Canadian golf industry to better understand the current state of golf in Canada as well as the factors that influence the behavior of consumers as they relate to golf. The study was conducted on behalf of the National Allied Golf Association by NAVICOM.

The purpose of conducting the Canadian Golf Consumer Behaviour Study was to gather insights and intelligence that can enable NAGA to better understand consumer behaviour characteristics in Canadian golf; uncover actions which offer an opportunity to sustain the game in Canada; and improve on factors that impact consumer behaviour as it relates to golf in Canada. Conclusions: In order to drive engagement and subsequent increases in rounds played and dollars spent on lessons, equipment, apparel, accessories and in the club house, it is essential to have more golfers statistically associate with the benefits of golf. The Canadian golf industry must work together to find innovative ways to show golfers that the game and everything attached to the game is; fun, enjoyable, social, challenging but winnable, inspiring, prideful and lead edge. The game needs more engaged/loyal consumers – arguably more than it needs new participants. From a consumer behavior perspective, success means getting golfers more engaged by playing more, following more, supporting more and spending more. The degree to which that measure goes up has all sorts of impact. The more engaged golfers are, the more they will spend.

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Complete details of the study are on www.golfcanada.ca under Professional Tours/Golf News. While the Provincial Golf Associations and Golf Canada rely heavily on volunteers to run their programs, there are increasing expenses associated with operations. Hence we rely on membership dues, sponsorships, grants and fund raising activities to finance our programs. Respectfully Submitted, Harvey Goehring Member Golf Canada Provincial Council

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MANITOBA GOLF HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM INC. REPORT The Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame is a partnership amongst Golf Manitoba, the Manitoba Golf Superintendents Association and the PGA of Manitoba. On September 24, 2012, the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame celebrated its 10th Annual Induction Ceremony with the induction of five new members:

Tannys Aspevig

Steve Bannatyne

Joyce Collier

Dale Goehring

Glen Hnatiuk There are now a total of 49 honoured members in the categories of golfer, both amateur and professional, superintendent and builder. Our website: www.manitobagolfhallofame.com has been enhanced over the past year and we will continue to improve the historical information about golf in Manitoba that can be found on the website. A permanent display of Manitoba golf memorabilia is now featured in the Upper Deck Lounge in McPhillips Station Casino. The Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame has also advised us that it will be making a drawer available for golf in the new Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame and Museum Gallery. We intend to devote considerable energy to researching the history of Manitoba golf, especially from the first half of the last century, to ensure that all worthy individuals are considered for inclusion in the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame. If you feel that someone should be considered for induction into the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame, you are encouraged to submit a nomination form which can be found on the website. We continue to promote the benefits of golf clubs preserving and documenting their own histories and are always available for any assistance that we can offer in this regard. We wish to thank Manitoba Lotteries Corporation and McPhillips Station Casino for once again being the presenting sponsor for the Induction Ceremony and also for sponsoring a special 10th Anniversary Luncheon for all of the Honoured Members. They do an exceptional job of hosting events for us. We also express our thanks to Golf Manitoba and its staff for providing ongoing administrative support to the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame. Respectfully Submitted, Don MacDonald President

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MANITOBA GOLF SCHOLARSHIP FUND REPORT The Fund’s mandate is to provide scholarships to young golfers for the advancement and furtherance of their education at a Canadian post-secondary educational institution through the receipt, investment, accumulation and disbursement of funds for that purpose. Scholarships are awarded to golfers who are members of golf clubs which are members of Golf Manitoba, and who submit applications which meet established criteria. The Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund’s policy is to build our capital through contributions received and to provide annual scholarships from the interest earned on the accumulated capital. The Fund has increased from the initial capital of $6,000 to a current balance exceeding $150,000. The Fund’s capital continues to grow, based upon the generosity of golf club and individual donors. During the current year, due to the generosity of Dr. Daya Gupta’s contribution of $10,000 in 2006 and combined with earnings from the capital base, the Fund awarded a total of $7,500 to the following individuals: Lucas Wazney of Elmhurst was named the winner of the $1,500 Dr. Daya Gupta Award for the second year running with the highest scholastic standing of all this year’s applicants. Lucas is enrolled in the faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Manitoba with plans of graduating in 2013. The six winners of $1,000 scholarships were:

Bryce Barr, Southwood;

Erik Christianson, Breezy Bend;

Brodie Gobin, Portage;

Scott Mazur, Elmhurst;

David Nelson, Southwood;

Bret Thompson, Southwood;

Since 1986 the fund has awarded 149 scholarships worth a total of $150,500. The Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund is managed by an 8 member volunteer Board of Directors, with administrative support provided by Golf Manitoba. Information on the scholarship fund can be found on Golf Manitoba’s website at golfmanitoba.mb.ca. Respectfully Submitted, Dennis Langrell President

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

The 2012 golf season has been memorable from a number of standpoints. We’ve had very good weather which always allows for more games of golf to be played as well as provides golf clubs a very good opportunity to have a successful year; we’ve continued to grow our programming to assist in training our young golfers in all regions of the province and we’ve seen outstanding golf in our provincial championships and crowned many well deserving champions.

Our partner national organization, Golf Canada, annually provides grants to the provincial associations to assist with the delivery of our joint programming. This year, Golf Manitoba was fortunate to receive a $15000 grant to be directly used in the development of junior girl’s golf. This funding was used to assist with the regional training squads preparing for the Power Smart Manitoba Games and the Canada Games Training Squad / Nassau League Team. The training for the 2013 Canada Games included a membership at The Golf Dome, fitness assessments, nutrition counseling, mental game preparation, weekly practices and weekly competition in the Nassau League. The Regional Training Squads preparing for the Manitoba Games received weekly practices and coaching, nutrition counseling and mental game preparation, As a result of the successes in these programs, Golf Manitoba is planning to continue the Regional Training Squads in “off Games” years. We are hopeful that we can continue to provide coaching and guidance to our young athletes in all regions of the province.

The Manitoba Games have evolved significantly from a wide age range and any one can participate to this year’s format of 15 years and younger and regional teams determined from a 36 hole qualifier. The current format will increase the number of young golfers playing competitively as well as provide them with a foundation to hopefully play the game for their entire lives. Golf Manitoba feels very privileged to now be a participating sport in all levels of Games. The development opportunities for our athletes now has the potential for introduction to Games experience with the Manitoba Games to hopefully someday having a Manitoban compete in golf at the Olympics.

The business of golf continues to change dramatically. As the old saying goes, “doing more with less” is a reality for our organization. In the last five years, the following are some examples of significant changes have occurred:

We’ve increased the number of young people who are being exposed to the game of golf through the CN Future Links program from around 1000 to close to 6000

We’ve assisted with the introduction and implementation of the National Golf in Schools Program targeted at grades 1 to 6. There are now over 100 schools in Manitoba involved in this program

We’ve become a participating sport in the Western Canada and Canada Summer Games

We’ve reduced our staff size by one and a half full time positions

We’ve seen a reduction in funding at a number of levels (membership, Sport MB, Golf Canada)

Golf Manitoba is fortunate to have partnerships that assist with the delivery of our programs. In the ever changing world we are living in, we would not be able to grow and develop our programs in the manner we do. Golf Canada, Sport Manitoba, The Golf Dome, Nott Autocorp and Acushnet Canada have been very supportive of Golf Manitoba and I thank them for the partnerships we have established.

I would like to thank the Board, volunteers and staff of Golf Manitoba for their professionalism and dedication. This truly is a group of people who are passionate about the game and trying to make it better for the future.

Respectfully Submitted,

Dave Comaskey Executive Director

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GOLF MANITOBA REPRESENTATIVES Member Voting Delegate Female Representative/ Clubs Male Representative

Aguasabon Ladies Golf Club TBD Johanne Desaulniers Assiniboine Golf Club TBD TBD/TBD Beausejour Golf Course TBD Donna Borkowsky/TBD Beauty Bay Golf Club TBD Rose Deorourd/Larry Davies Bel Acres Golf & C C TBD Jeri Wagner/TBD Blumberg Birdie Girls Darlene Caron Darlene Caron Breezy Bend Country Club Cheryl Thobaben Cheryl Thobaben/Bill Smith Carman Golf Club TBD Sandy McKnight/Don Revel Centennial Golf Course Fran Thompson Outie Reid Chapples Golf Club TBD TBD Clear Lake Golf Course Joan Meighen Marie Letain/Eric Burr Dauphin Lake Golf Club Tyler Carefoot Bertha Davis/Tyler Carefoot Eagles Landing Golf Club Rod Alderdice TBD/Rod Alderdice Elmhurst Golf & C C Jamie Laker TBD/Jamie Laker Emerald Greens Golf Course Susan Wright Cassan Susan Wright Cassan Falcon Lake Ladies Hildy Dyck Hildy Dyck Fort William Country Club TBD Linda Hiscock Glenboro Golf & Country Club TBD Charlene Hendersonr/Ryan Diehl Glendale Golf & C C Allan Abosh Shaaron Weinstein/David Glass Grand Pines Golf Course Ken Fargey Liliane Fargey/Ken Fargey Granite Hills Golf Club TBD Ada Vamdersteen/Harvey Vandersteen Heron Landing Golf Course Brian Johnstone TBD/Brian Johnstone John Blumberg Tuesday Ladies TBD Bonnie Dolhun Kenogamisis Golf Club TBD Karen Saarimaki Kenora Golf & C C Tim Gauthier TBD/TBD Kildonan Park Ladies Golf Club TBD Carol Anne Domes Kingswood Golf & C C TBD TBD/TBD La Verendrye Golf Darren Dundas TBD/Darren Dundas Lake of the Sandhills TBD TBD/TBD Larters at St. Andrews G & C C Lorne How Florence Mehmel/Lorne How The Links at Quarry Oaks TBD TBD/TBD The Links at the Lake TBD TBD/TBD Little Falls Golf Club TBD TBD/TBD Lorette Golf Course TBD TBD/TBD MacGregor Town & C G C TBD TBD/TBD Maplewood Golf Course TBD TBD/TBD Melita Golf Club TBD TBD/TBD Miami Golf Club TBD Michelle Mansell/Wilfred Graham Minnedosa Golf & Country Club Ken Gill Cindy Grant/Ken Gill

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Member Voting Delegate Female Representative/ Clubs Male Representative

Minnewasta Golf & C C Brian Foster TBD/Brian Foster Municipal Ladies' G C Judy Jacobson Lynn McLure Neepawa Golf & Country Club TBD Linda Hainstock/Warren McLeod Niakwa Country Club Ken Warwick Savitri Vohora/ Ken Warwick Oakwood Golf Course TBD TBD/Terry Pachal Peninsula Ladies' Golf Club TBD TBD Pinawa Golf Club TBD Marg Zach/TBD Pine Falls Golf Club TBD Bonnie Borlase/Guy Borlase Pine Ridge Golf Club Guy Briscoe Miriam Cook/Dennis Prystayko The Players Course TBD TBD/TBD Portage Golf Club TBD Margaret James/ Gordon Smith Red Lake Area G & C C Chris Globush Leah Gentes/Chris Globush River Oaks Golf Course Valerie Pearson Linnea Pearson/Jason Munroe Roland Golf Club TBD Tammy Dyck/Lawrence Dyck Rossmere Country Club TBD Kathy Slezak/Lyle Atkins Russell Golf Club TBD TBD/TBD Sandy Hook Golf Club Pat Klimack Arlene Krahn/Pat Doyle Selkirk Golf & C C Don Scales Kim Cushnie/Don Scales Shilo Country Club Dwight Kearns Diane Mooney/Dwight Kearns Sioux Lookout Golf & C C TBD TBD/TBD South Interlake Golf & C C Steve Witiuk Liz Harkness/TBD Southside Golf Course TBD TBD/TBD Southwood Golf & C C Gary Goodbrandson TBD/Gary Goodbrandson St. Boniface Golf Club Lou Spado Donna Law/Paul Zeglinski St. Charles Country Club Gord Yvon Dianne Harley/Ken Mould Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club John Peters Diane Foreman/Dale Forman Strathcona Ladies G C TBD TBD Swan River Golf & C C David Wowk Jan Hodgson/Brian Fierstine Teulon Golf & C C TBD Joyce Wyrchowny/TBD Thompson Golf Club TBD TBD/TBD Thunder Bay Country Club Catherine Pigat Catherine Pigat Transcona Golf Club Dave Klowak TBD/Ron Boychuk Tuxedo Golf Club Rhue Hayden Rhue Hayden/TBD Wheat City Golf Course Beverley Ranson Beverley Ranson/TBD Whitewater Golf Club TBD TBD The Wildewood Club Garth Robinson Maria Funston/Jim Wankling Windsor Park Ladies Golf Aija Culley Aija Culley Winkler Golf Club Jake Giesbrecht Shirley Leatherdale/Jake Giesbrecht Wins R Putters Sonya Carriere Sonya Carriere

2012

CHAMPIONSHIP

RESULTS

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2012 Ada MacKenzie Memorial Tournament

Club Low Net Winner Net Score

Sandy Hook Golf Club Joan Okopski 62 Portage Golf Club Shirley Bodie 65 John Blumberg Tuesday Ladies Donna Archer 66 Southwood Golf & Country Club Roberta Holmes 67 Kildonan Ladies Luba Gery 68 Clear Lake Ladies Golf Club Becki Kille 69 Pine Ridge Golf Club Pauline Kaspersion 69 St. Charles Country Club Dee Coughlin 69 Tuxedo Wednesday Ladies Golf Club Leslie King 69 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Verna Arnold 70 St. Boniface Golf Club Elizabeth Parry 70 Windsor Park Ladies Golf Club Estelle Davies 71 Niakwa Country Club Diane Gosman 72 Breezy Bend Laurie Horrocks 73 The Wildewood Club Sybille Nesslinger 75

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Golf Manitoba Women’s Alternate Shot Championship

Benefiting Golf Fore the Cure

May 22nd Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club, St. Andrews

Net Division

Place Team Total 1 Carol Martel/Fran Rebeck 69

T2 Vivian Squair/Diane Kocela 70 T2 Fran Povoledo/Pat MacKichan 70 4 Nancy Porth/Pam Whiklo 71

T5 Cathy Greer/Barb Lafleche 72 T5 Rhonda Orr/Faye Zachedniak 72 T5 Barb Budnick/Hope Petersen 72 8 Kim Ward/Joanne Levy 73 9 Roberta Campbell/Susan Cheadle 75

T10 Jenna Roadley/Camryn Roadley 77 T10 Bri-ann Tokariwski/Kathryn McKenzie 77 T10 Loni Gogol/Helen Herzog 77 13 Michelle Lee/Tracy Rutledge 78

T14 Sandy Eggertson/Shirley Moster 79 T14 Tammy Gibson/Laurie Hooke 79 16 Elfie Kehler/Kim Murata 80

T17 Lorraine Shapera/Cathy Marynick 82 T17 Margaret Styles/Jane Stewart 82 T19 Florence Mehmel/Diana Stark 83 T19 Trish Jordan/Carol Doerksen 83 T19 Tanis Bannister/Shirley Babaluk 83

Gross Division

Place Team Total 1 Rhonda Orr/Faye Zachedniak 74 2 Fran Povoledo/Pat MacKichan 80

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Golf Manitoba Women’s Match Play Championship

Qualifying Rounds: Transcona Golf Course, Winnipeg - May 26th & 27th

Championship Rounds:

Pine Ridge Golf Club, Winnipeg - June 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th & 9th

Medalist: Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club 76 (Shortened to 18 holes due to inclement weather) Quarter Finals: Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club defeated 6 & 5 Maria Funston, Blumberg Birdie Girls Trish Jordan, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated 4 & 2 Kathryn McKenzie, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club defeated 5 & 3 Tammy Gibson, St. Boniface Golf Club Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated 4 & 3 Shannon Wales, Selkirk Golf & Country Club Semi Finals: Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club defeated 4 & 3 Trish Jordan, Southwood Golf & Country Club Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated 4 & 3 Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 36 Hole Final: Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated Won 38th Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Match Play Championship

Qualifying Rounds: Transcona Golf Course, Winnipeg - May 26th & 27th

Championship Rounds:

Pine Ridge Golf Club, Winnipeg - June 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th & 9th

Medalist: Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club 142 Quarter Finals: Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club defeated 5 & 4 Noel Ngo, Selkirk Golf & Country Club Adrian Kibsey, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated 2 & 1 Charlie Boyechko, Southwood Golf & Country Club Myles Sullivan, Portage Golf Club defeated 1 up Mike Tibbs, Pine Ridge Golf Club Aaron Cockerill, Teulon Golf & Country Club defeated 1 up Jesse Skelton, Breezy Bend Country Club Semi Finals: Aaron Cockerill, Teulon Golf & Country Club defeated 5 & 4 Adrian Kibsey, Southwood Golf & Country Club Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club defeated 5 & 4 Myles Sullivan, Pine Ridge Golf Club 36 Hole Final: Aaron Cockerill, Teulon Golf & Country Club defeated 1 up Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club

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Golf Manitoba Women’s City & District Championship

June 16th & 17th

St. Boniface Golf Club, Winnipeg

Shortened to 18 holes due to inclement weather

Place Player Total

1 Faye Zachedniak, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75

2 Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club 77

3 Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 78

4 Tammy Gibson, St. Boniface Golf Club 81

5 Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club 85

6 Carol Martel, Transcona Golf Club 86

7 Kathryn McKenzie, St. Boniface Golf Club 87

8 Nancy Porth, Grand Pines Golf Course 92

9 Maria Funston, Blumberg Birdie Girls 93

10 Shannon Wales, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 97

11 Bev Mehmel, Transcona Golf Club 98

12 Gertie Baron, Blumberg Birdie Girls 99

13 Jane Gammon, Golf Manitoba Public Player 103

14 Karen Sparrow, Southwood Golf & Country Club 106

15 Margaret Styles, St. Charles Country Club 110

16 Florence Mehmel, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 118

First Flight Winner Bri-ann Tokariwski Elmhurst Golf & Country Club First Flight Runner Up Tammy Gibson St. Boniface Golf Club Second Flight Winner Carol Martel Transcona Golf Club Second Flight Runner Up Nancy Porth Grand Pines Golf Course

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Golf Manitoba Junior Men’s Championship

July 3rd – 6th John Blumberg Golf Course, Winnipeg

St. Charles Country Club, Winnipeg

Place Player 1 2 3 4 Total

1 Ryan Sholdice, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 68 69 76 74 287

2 Travis Fredborg, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 76 73 78 71 298

T2 Bret Thompson, Southwood Golf & Country Club 76 74 75 73 298

T4 Noel Ngo, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 73 75 77 74 299

T4 Mike Peters, St. Charles Country Club 71 72 80 76 299

T6 Daniel Munroe, Niakwa Country Club 79 74 73 72 301

T6 Brodie Gobin, Portage Golf Club 75 77 74 75 301

T6 Zach Sackett, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 67 77 82 75 301

T9 Bryce Sholdice, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 80 70 78 74 302

T9 Steven Young, St. Charles Country Club 74 74 77 77 302

T9 Darren Kelpin, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 71 71 79 81 302

12 Scott Downs, Glendale Golf & Country Club 78 69 81 76 304

13 Erik Christianson, Breezy Bend Country Club 74 76 81 74 305

14 David Nelson, Southwood Golf & Country Club 72 73 81 81 307

15 Connor Shaw, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 75 76 84 74 309

16 Jack Werhun, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 78 73 73 86 310

17 Brendan Baldwin, Southwood Golf & Country Club 78 73 81 79 311

18 Derek Solman, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 75 73 86 78 312

T19 Josh Neufeld, Carman Golf & Country Club 74 75 83 85 317

T19 Austin Dueck, Oakwood Golf Club 77 79 78 83 317

Junior Age Group Winners (12 & under and 13 & 14 Age Group winners determined after 36 holes)

12 & Under Age Group Winner Marco Trstenjak Larters at St. Andrews Golf & CC Runner Up Ryan McMillan Elmhurst Golf & Country Club

13 & 14 Age Group Winner Brendan Kesterke Breezy Bend Country Club Runner Up Rayan Soni St. Charles Country Club

15 & 16 Age Group Winner Travis Fredborg Selkirk Golf & Country Club Runner Up Zach Sackett Elmhurst Golf & Country Club

17 & 18 Age Group Winner Ryan Sholdice Bel Acres Golf & Country Club Runner Up Brett Thompson Southwood Golf & Country Club

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Golf Manitoba Junior Women’s Championship

July 4th – 6th John Blumberg Golf Course, Winnipeg

St. Charles Country Club, Winnipeg

Place Player 1 2 3 Total

1 Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 80 80 69 229

T2 Nicole McGlenen, St. Charles Country Club 78 83 84 245

T2 Dana Todd, St. Charles Country Club 77 87 81 245

4 Breanne Fredette, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75 91 82 248

5 McKyla Poponick, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 84 84 90 258

6 Veronica Vetesnik, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 83 88 88 259

7 Katherine McGlenen, St. Charles Country Club 82 93 91 266

T8 Brynn Todd, St. Charles Country Club 91 88 92 271

T8 Camryn Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 84 95 92 271

10 Hannah Diamond, St. Charles Country Club 92 89 91 272

11 Tia Bao, Southwood Golf & Country Club 89 97 88 274

12 Stefanie Lasuik, Lake of the Sandhills Golf Club 93 95 89 277

13 Jaclyn Albrechtsen, St. Charles Country Club 104 100 101 305

14 Bobbi Rae Uhl, Shilo Country Club 100 108 109 317

Junior Flight Winners

Low Net Winner Katherine McGlenen St. Charles Country Club

Under 15 Champion McKyla Poponick Selkirk Golf & Country Club

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Golf Manitoba Women’s Amateur Championship

July 9th – 11th The Meadows at East St. Paul Golf Course, Winnipeg

Place

Player

1

2

3

Total

1 * Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 73 73 74 220

2 Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 74 72 74 220

3 Kathryn McKenzie, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 83 74 74 231

4 Faye Zachedniak, Southwood Golf & Country Club 76 78 79 233

5 Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club 77 81 78 236

6 Kathleen Spalding, Assiniboine Golf Club 75 84 79 238

7 Breanne Fredette, Southwood Golf & Country Club 76 84 82 239

8 Tammy Gibson, St. Boniface Golf Club 85 86 80 251

9 Dana Todd, St. Charles Country Club 82 88 82 252

10 Judi Lidstone, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 79 85 89 253

11 Jaclyn Albrechtsen, St. Charles Country Club 84 82 88 254

12 Hannah Diamond, St. Charles Country Club 87 86 84 257

13 Carol Martel, Transcona Golf Club 89 91 90 270

14 Jody Bieber, St. Charles Country Club 95 85 92 272

15 Brynn Todd, St. Charles Country Club 93 95 93 281

16 Esther Wynot, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 98 110 100 308

* Won playoff

Flight Winners

First Flight Winner Faye Zachedniak Southwood Golf & Country Club First Flight Runner up Mindy Lichtman St. Boniface Golf Club

Second Flight Winner Kathleen Spalding Assiniboine Golf Club Second Flight Runner up Dana Todd St. Charles Country Club

Third Flight Winner Hannah Diamond St. Charles Country Club Third Flight Runner up Carol Martel Transcona Golf Club

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Mid - Amateur Championship

July 9th – 11th

The Meadows at East St. Paul Golf Course, Winnipeg

Place Player 1 2 3 Total

1 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 69 67 70 206

2 Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club 67 70 73 210

3 Teale Merkeley, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75 68 69 212

4 Mike Tibbs, Pine Ridge Golf Club 76 71 69 216

T5 Todd Slatnik, Breezy Bend Country Club 74 75 71 220

T5 Daley Peters, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 73 70 77 220

7 Dean Stowell, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 77 73 74 224

8 Justin McDonald, Glendale Golf & Country Club 68 75 82 225

T9 Neal McDonald, Assiniboine Golf Club 81 73 73 227

T9 Peter More, Breezy Bend Country Club 77 75 75 227

T9 Chad Facey, Neepawa Golf & Country Club 77 73 77 227

12 David Tindall, St. Charles Country Club 76 74 78 228

T13 Henk Denboer, Pine Ridge Golf Club 76 77 76 229

T13 David Glenn, Shilo Country Club 76 71 82 229

15 Ryan Bonni, Rossmere Country Club 80 73 78 231

T16 Brent Armstrong, St. Charles Country Club 79 79 74 232

T16 Tyson Ehnes, Southwood Golf & Country Club 82 72 78 232

T16 Ben Bandura, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 78 75 79 232

T16 Daniel King, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 79 74 79 232

T16 Brian Buffie, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 73 75 84 232

Flight Winners

First Flight Winner Todd Slatnik Breezy Bend Country Club First Flight Runner up Justin McDonald Breezy Bend Country Club

Second Flight Winner Dean Stowell Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Second Flight Runner up Neal McDonald Assiniboine Golf Club

Third Flight Winner Daley Peters Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Third Flight Runner up David Glenn Shilo Country Club

Fourth Flight Winner David Tindall St. Charles Golf & Country Club Fourth Fight Runner up Jonathan Matthews Elmhurst Golf & Country Club

Fifth Flight Winner L. B. Forbes The Wildewood Club Fifth Flight Runner up Al Kehler Larters at St. Andrews Golf & CC

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Mid – Master Championship

July 9th – 11th The Meadows at East St. Paul Golf Course, Winnipeg

Place Player 1 2 3 Total

1 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 69 67 70 206

2 Dean Stowell, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 77 73 74 224

3 David Tindall, St. Charles Country Club 76 74 78 228

T4 Henk Denboer, Pine Ridge Golf Club 76 77 76 229

T4 David Glenn, Shilo Country Club 76 71 82 229

T6 Brent Armstrong, St. Charles Country Club 79 79 74 232

T6 Ben Bandura, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 78 75 79 232

T6 Daniel King, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 79 74 79 232

9 Rob Oliphant, Rossmere Country Club 80 76 78 234

10 Russel Slobodian, Rossmere Country Club 75 83 78 236

T11 Peter Connelly, Chisago Lakes Golf Course 82 79 77 238

T11 L. B. Forbes, The Wildewood Club 76 82 80 238

T11 Dean Herak, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 81 76 81 238

T11 Matt Chevrefils, Pine Falls Golf Course 79 77 82 238

15 Blair Neal, Wolf Creek Golf Course 82 78 80 240

T16 Brian Campbell, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 80 87 75 242

T16 Gord Clark, The Links at Quarry Oaks 80 80 82 242

18 Al Kehler, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 80 80 83 243

19 Shawn Klassen, Niakwa Country Club 88 82 74 244

T20 Mark Olson, Breezy Bend Country Club 77 84 85 246

T20 Michael MacKay, Breezy Bend Country Club 76 85 85 246

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Nott Autocorp Men’s Amateur Championship

July 23rd – 26th Glendale Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg

Place Player 1 2 3 4 Total

1 * Joshua Wytinck, Pine Ridge Golf Club 75 70 71 73 289

T2 Aaron Cockerill, Teulon Golf & Country Club 76 71 69 73 289

T2 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 71 71 72 75 289

T2 Charlie Boyechko, Southwood Golf & Country Club 72 75 67 75 289

5 Bryce Barr, Southwood Golf & Country Club 70 73 75 72 290

6 Thomas Strandemo, Oxbow Country Club 68 73 75 78 294

7 Peter More, Breezy Bend Country Club 77 70 73 78 298

T7 Derek East, St. Charles Country Club 75 72 75 76 298

T7 Teale Merkeley, Southwood Golf & Country Club 71 75 74 78 298

10 Jesse Skelton, Breezy Bend Country Club 74 72 76 77 299

11 Spencer Harris, Niakwa Country Club 74 80 75 72 301

T11 Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club 75 74 75 77 301

13 Bobby Wiebe, Pine Ridge Golf Club 78 75 74 75 302

T14 Mike Tibbs, Pine Ridge Golf Club 46 77 71 79 303

T14 Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club 77 73 73 80 303

16 Kevin Hicks, Niakwa Country Club 81 69 76 78 304

17 Riley Unger, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75 78 77 75 305

T18 Tristan Schneider, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 75 72 78 81 306

T18 Myles Sullivan, Pine Ridge Golf Club 80 67 77 82 306

20 Ryan Sholdice, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 78 74 80 75 307

* won playoff

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Golf Manitoba Women’s Senior Championship

July 30th – August 1st, 2012

Teulon Golf & Country Club, Teulon

Place Player 1 2 3 Total

1 Tammy Gibson, St. Boniface Golf Club 77 75 75 227

2 Karen Saarimaki, Kenogamisis Golf Club 75 81 80 236

3 Donna Brownridge, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 81 84 78 243

T4 Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club 83 80 84 247

T4 Matty Leung, Blumberg Birdie Girls 77 82 88 247

6 Michelle Gisiger, Blumberg Birdie Girls 86 76 88 250

7 Judi Lidstone, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 82 84 86 252

8 Nancy Porth, Grand Pines Golf Club 86 84 85 255

T9 Karen Foster, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 82 84 90 256

T9 Gail Kennedy, St. Charles Country Club 85 84 87 256

T11 Susan Wright-Cassan, Emerald Greens Golf Course 89 85 83 257

T11 Bev Mehmel, Niakwa Country Club 85 86 86 257

T11 Christine Lushney, Strathcona Ladies 86 85 86 257

14 Michelle Miyai, St. Boniface Golf Club 90 85 90 265

15 Gertie Barron, Blumberg Birdie Girls 90 92 95 277

16 Leslie Cripps, Little Falls Golf Club 95 91 101 287

17 Florence Mehmel, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 100 103 103 306

18 Margaret Styles, St. Charles Country Club 99 101 107 307

Flight Winners

First Flight Winner Rhonda Orr Southwood Golf & Country Club First Flight Runner up Matty Leung Blumberg Birdie Girls Second Flight Winner Nancy Porth Grand Pines Golf Club Second Flight Runner up Susan Wright – Cassan Emerald Greens Golf Club Super Senior Winner (60+) Judi Lidstone Elmhurst Golf & Country Club

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Senior Championship

July 30th - August 1st

Teulon Golf & Country Club, Teulon

Place Player 1 2 3 Total

1 Ken Mould, St. Charles Country Club 76 70 73 219

T2 Bruce North, Carman Golf & Curling Club 74 70 78 222

T2 Mark Starodub, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 71 74 77 222

T2 Mike Berney, Transcona Golf Club 74 72 76 222

5 Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 73 78 72 223

6 Tom Wilson, Niakwa Country Club 75 76 73 224

T7 Menno Zacharias, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75 72 79 226

T7 Dean Herak, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 73 76 77 226

9 Dewar McKinnon, Breezy Bend Country Club 74 79 75 228

T10 Alan Brownridge, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 76 77 76 229

T10 Bill Zeweniuk, St. Boniface Golf Club 79 75 75 229

T10 Mike Lefley, South Interlake Golf & Country Club 72 79 78 229

T13 Ken Warwick, Niakwa Country Club 76 81 74 231

T13 Ab Guanlao, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 77 76 78 231

T15 Darryl Pratt, Southwood Golf & Country Club 79 76 77 232

T15 Bill Parker, Mayfair Golf & Country Club 76 78 78 232

17 Grant Foster, Niakwa Country Club 82 79 72 233

T18 Les Forbes, The Wildewood Club 78 78 78 234

T18 Imre Nyiri, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 76 79 79 234

T18 Mark Olson, Breezy Bend Country Club 71 78 85 234

Flight Winners

First Flight Winner Tom Humniski Elmhurst Golf & Country Club First Flight Runner Up Menno Zacharias Southwood Golf & Country Club

Second Flight Winner Tom Wilson Niakwa Country Club Second Flight Runner Up Dean Herak Elmhurst Golf & Country Club

Third Flight Winner Ab Guanlao Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Third Flight Runner Up Les Forbes The Wildewood Club

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Golf Manitoba Junior Bantam Championship

August 9th & 10th Tuxedo Golf Club, Winnipeg

JUNIOR BOYS RESULTS

Place Player 1 2 Total

1 John Racciatti Jr, Lakewood Golf Club 73 76 149

2 Zach Wytinck, Glenboro Golf & Country Club 74 76 150

3 Ted Glass, Southwood Golf & Country Club 76 76 152

T4 Sudarshan Yellamaraju, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country 77 77 154

T4 Brendan Kesterke, Breezy Bend Country Club 77 77 154

6 Marco Trstenjak, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 75 81 156

7 Stefan Lavallee, The Links at Quarry Oaks 79 78 157

8 Zak Bannatyne, Links at the Lake 82 80 162

9 Nathan Wright, South Interlake Golf & Country Club 82 84 166

T10 Evan Grierson, Links at the Lake 87 81 168

T10 Ryan McMillan, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 88 80 168

12 & Under Winner Susashan Yellamaraju Larters at St. Andrews Golf & CC 12 & Under Runner Up Marco Trstenjak Larters at St. Andrews Golf & CC

13 & 14 Winner Zach Wytinck Glenboro Golf & Country Club 13 & 14 Runner Up Ted Glass Southwood Golf & Country Club

JUNIOR GIRLS RESULTS

Place Player 1 2 Total

1 Camryn Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 81 87 168

2 Katherine McGlenen, St. Charles Country Club 89 87 176

3 Marissa Naylor, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 88 89 177

4 Bobbi Rae Uhl, Shilo Country Club 94 91 185

5 Brynn Todd, St. Charles Country Club 90 101 191

6 Lexie Kopp, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 98 101 199 12 & Under Winner Bobbi Rae Uhl Shilo Country Club

13 & 14 Winner Katherine McGlenen St. Charles Country Club 13 & 14 Runner Up Marissa Naylor Bel Acres Golf & Country Club

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Golf Manitoba Junior Men’s Rural Championship

August 12th & 13th Neepawa Golf & Country Club, Neepawa

Place Players 1 2 Total

1 Ryan Sholdice, Teulon Golf & Country Club 70 77 147

2 Noel Ngo, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 79 74 153

3 Josh Neufeld, Carman Golf & Curling Club 78 78 156

4 Brenden Setter, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 78 79 157

T5 Austin Dobrescu, Shilo Country Club 79 81 160

T5 Brodie Gobin, Portage Golf Club 77 83 160

T7 Zach Wytinck, Glenboro Golf & Country Club 84 78 162

T7 Aaron Ogrodnick, Swan River Golf & Country Club 80 82 162

9 Brayden Twist, Portage Golf Club 83 80 163

10 Bobby McNair, Carman Golf & Curling Club 90 74 164

T11 Gavin Neufeld, Portage Golf Club 85 81 166

T11 Kolby Day, Shilo Country Club 81 85 166

T13 Nathan Wright, South Interlake Golf & Country Club 87 83 170

T13 Wyatt Rapsky, Minnedosa Golf & Country Club 84 86 170

T15 Joel Baron, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 93 90 183

T15 Austin Inkster, Dauphin Lake Golf Club 93 90 183

T15 Connor Shaw, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 90 93 183

12 & Under Winner Zane MacDonald Minnedosa Golf & Country Club 12 & Under Runner Up Chase Dusessoy Neepawa Golf & Country Club

13 & 14 Winner Zach Wytinck Glenboro Golf & Country Club 13 & 14 Runner Up Nathan Wright South Interlake Golf & Country Club

15 & 16 Winner Josh Neufeld Carman Golf & Country Club 15 & 16 Runner Up Austin Dobrescu Shilo Country Club

17 & 18 Winner Brenden Setter Selkirk Golf & Country Club 17 & 18 Runner Up Brodie Gobin Portage Golf Club

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Rural Amateur Championship

August 12th & 13th Neepawa Golf & Country Club, Neepawa

Place Player 1 2 Total

1 * Steven Martens, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 74 70 144

2 Quentin Neff, Portage Golf Club 73 71 144

T3 Matt Burman, Shilo Country Club 74 73 147

T3 Ryan Sholdice, Teulon Golf & Country Club 70 77 147

5 Rob Hall, Shilo Country Club 73 75 148

6 Chad Facey, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 78 71 149

T7 Brad Pardy, Shilo Country Club 75 76 151

T7 Joe Chartrand, Neepawa Golf & Country Club 74 77 151

T9 Dylan Thornborough, Glenboro Golf & Country Club 77 75 152

T9 Gord Clark, The Links at Quarry Oaks 73 79 152

T11 Noel Ngo, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 79 74 153

T11 Grant Jacobsen, Neepawa Golf & Country Club 76 77 153

T11 Nolan Tutkaluk, Shilo Country Club 74 79 153

T14 Andy Lavack, The Links at Quarry Oaks 78 77 155

T14 Jay Stafford, Teulon Golf & Country Club 75 80 155

T16 David Glenn, Shilo Country Club 80 76 156

T16 Josh Neufeld, Carman Golf & Country Club 78 78 156

T18 Brenden Setter, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 78 79 157

T18 Trevor Fox, Dauphin Lake Golf Club 75 82 157

T20 Austin Dobrescu, Shilo Country Club 79 81 160

T20 Brodie Gobin, Portage Golf Club 77 83 160 * won playoff

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Rural Senior Championship

August 12th & 13th Neepawa Golf & Country Club, Neepawa

Place Player 1 2 Total

1 Mike Martin, Shilo Country Club 76 74 150

2 Dwight Kearns, Shilo Country Club 75 78 153

T3 Dennis Langrell, South Interlake Golf & Country Club 83 80 163

T3 Barry Hooke, Portage Golf Club 81 82 163

5 Brent Taylor, Kenora Golf & Country Club 83 82 165

6 James Rouse, South Interlake Golf & Country Club 97 86 183

7 Philip Hall, Shilo Country Club 89 95 184

8 Bruce Dubreuil, Red Lake Area Golf & Country Club 99 98 197

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Provincial Interclub Championship

August 20th Minnewasta Golf & Country Club, Morden

Place Player Total

1 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 70

T2 Dave Michaleski, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 72

T2 Burke Wiebe, Southwood Golf & Country Club 72

T4 Charlie Boyechko, Southwood Golf & Country Club 73

T4 Bryce Barr, Southwood Golf & Country Club 73

T4 Teale Merkeley, Southwood Golf & Country Club 73

T4 Kenny Keeler, Portage Golf Club 73

8 Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club 74

9 Rob Oliphant, Rossmere Country Club 75

T10 Jesse Skelton, Breezy Bend Country Club 76

T10 Wayne Giesbrecht, Carman Golf & Curling Club 76

T10 Derek East, St. Charles Country Club 76

T10 Curt Guenther, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Course 76

T14 Jeff Smart, Glendale Golf & Country Club 77

T14 Dean Cairns, Portage Golf Club 77

T14 J.J. Wiens, St. Boniface Golf Club 77

T17 Kelby Friesen, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 78

T17 Derek Samagalski, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 78

T17 Mike Berney, Transcona Golf Club 78

T17 Henk Denboer, Pine Ridge Golf Club 78

T17 Kelly Burnett, Teulon Golf & Country Club 78

T17 Doug Rainboth, St. Boniface Golf Club 78 City Division Winners Southwood Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 218) Charlie Boyechko, Bryce Barr, Teale Merkeley, Burke Wiebe City Division Runner Up Breezy Bend Country Club (Team Score - 220) Garth Collings, Jesse Skelton, Eric Johnson, Peter More Rural Division Winners Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 235) Dave Michaleski, Ted Shapera, Derek Samagalski, Branden Baxter Rural Division Runner Up Portage Golf Club (Team Score - 239) *** Dean Cairns, Kenny Keeler, Kyle McGibney, David Safruk *** tie broke by matching scorecards

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Junior Interclub Championship

August 24th

Portage Golf Club, Portage

Place Player Total

1 Travis Fredborg, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 67

2 PJ McIvor, Niakwa Country Club 70

T3 Scott Downs, Glendale Golf & Country Club 71

T3 Brenden Setter, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 71

T5 Nick Coldwell, Niakwa Country Club 74

T5 Zach Andreychuk, Niakwa Country Club 74

T7 Derek Solman, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 75

T7 Myles Panciera, Pine Ridge Golf Club 75

T7 Devon Schade, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 75

T10 Brayden Twist, Portage Golf Club 76

T10 Alex Palmer, Glendale Golf & Country Club 76

T10 Stefan Lavallee, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club 76

T10 Aaron McIntyre, Rossmere Country Club 76

T14 Brodie Gobin, Portage Golf Club 77

T14 Ted Glass, Southwood Golf & Country Club 77

T14 Micah Zacharias, Portage Golf Club 77

T17 Elliott Panciera, Pine Ridge Golf Club 78

T17 Brett Roeland, Niakwa Country Club 78

T17 Bailey Funk, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club 78 City Division Winners Niakwa Country Club (Team Score – 218) PJ McIvor, Brett Roeland, Nick Coldwell, Zach Andreychuk City Division Runner Up Glendale Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 228) Scott Downs, Donovon Down, Christian Henry, Alex Palmer Rural Division Winners Selkirk Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 218) Travis Fredborg, Tim Cromarty, Brenden Setter, Blake Morrow Rural Division Runner Up Portage Golf Club (Team Score – 230) Brodie Gobin, Brayden Twist, Gavin Neufeld, Micah Zacharias

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Golf Manitoba Women’s Interclub B Championship

August 26th Glendale Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg

Place Player Total

T1 Lorraine Stone, St. Charles Country Club 109

T1 Judy Prange, Shilo Country Club 109

T1 Diane McMillan, Pinawa Golf Course 109

T1 Bev Tytgat, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 109

T5 Hanne Hansen, Breezy Bend Country Club 110

T5 Susan Ash, Shilo Country Club 110

T5 Ann Roll, Southwood Golf & Country Club 110

8 Sharon Weinstein, Glendale Golf & Country Club 111

T9 Sheila Rempel, Niakwa Country Club 112

T9 Connie Chudley, Shilo Country Club 112

T9 Joanne Levy, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 112

T12 Katie Mischuk, Kildonan Ladies Golf Club 113

T12 Dwenda Arnold, Breezy Bend Country Club 113

T12 Jo-Ann Dyrberg, Kildonan Ladies Golf Club 113

T15 Helen Koslowsky, Niakwa Country Club 114

T15 Karen Lakatos, Southside Golf Course 114

T15 Michelle Johnson, Teulon Golf & Country Club 114

T15 Drin Jones, Southwood Golf & Country Club 114

T15 Fay Lanyon, Transcona Golf Club 114

T20 Kathy Thomas, Transcona Golf Club 115

T20 Nancy Stephensen, Transcona Golf Club 115 Low Gross Winners Shilo Country Club (Team Score - 331) Dawn Choy, Susan Ash, Connie Chudley, Judy Prange Low Gross Runner Up Southwood Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 342) Ann Roll, Gillian Norgate, Drin Jones, Sharon Hutton Low Net Winner Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 246) Bev Tytgat, Florence Mehmel, Diana Stark, Joanne Levy Low Net Runner Up Breezy Bend Country Club (Team Score - 247) Kate Loewen, Hanne Hansen, Dwenda Arnold, Carole Corbett

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Golf Manitoba Men’s Senior Interclub Championship

August 27th Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club, Steinbach

Place Player Total

1 Bruce North, Carman Golf & Curling Club 65

2 Lew Walker, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 69

3 Ken Warwick, Niakwa Country Club 70

4 Bill North, Carman Golf & Curling Club 71

T5 Mike Walker, St. Boniface Golf Club 72

T5 Dewar McKinnon, Breezy Bend Country Club 72

T5 Menno Zacharias, Southwood Golf & Country Club 72

T8 Brent Clague, St. Boniface Golf Club 73

T8 Mark Starodub, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 73

T10 Randy Delavau, Transcona Golf Club 74

T10 Ron Lyman, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 74

T10 Bill Zeweniuk, St. Boniface Golf Club 74

T10 Alan Kinch, South Interlake Golf & Country Club 74

T10 Dwight Kearns, Shilo Country Club 74

T10 Barry Jones, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 74

T16 Jack Zacharias, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 75

T16 Steve Wallace, Transcona Golf Club 75

T16 Ted Shapera, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 75

T16 Owen Green, Kenora Golf & Country Club 75

T16 Sam Andrew, Niakwa Country Club 75

T16 Mike Pigden, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 75

T16 Brian Miller, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 75

City Division Winners Bel Acres Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 218) Barry Jones, Mike Pigden, Brian Miller, Lew Walker

City Division Runner Up St. Boniface Golf Club (Team Score – 219) Brent Clague, Mike Walker, Roland Dupras, Bill Zeweniuk

Rural Division Winners Carman Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 216) Bruce North, Bill North, Don Revel, Lionel Walz

Rural Division Runner Up Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 228) Larry Poleschuk, Bob Kuz, Al Kehler, Ted Shapera

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Golf Manitoba Women’s Interclub A Championship

August 30th

Carman Golf & Curling Club, Carman

Place Player Total

1 Kathleen Spalding, Assiniboine Golf Club 78

T2 Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club 79

T2 Bethany Luptak, Glendale Golf & Country Club 79

T2 Noreen Stewart, Southwood Golf & Country Club 79

5 Kathryn McKenzie, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 80

T6 Barb Lafleche, Blumberg Birdie Girls 83

T6 Bev Mehmel, Transcona Golf Club 83

T8 Debbie Woywitka – McAlpine, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 84

T8 Trish Jordan, Southwood Golf & Country Club 84

T8 Bonnie Stephenson, Niakwa Country Club 84

T8 Gail Tycholiz, Dauphin Lake Golf Club 84

12 Maria Funston, Blumberg Birdie Girls 85

T13 Loretta McKenna, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 86

T13 Lori O'Neil, Glendale Golf & Country Club 86

T13 Hope Peterson, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 86

T16 Pat MacKichan, Southwood Golf & Country Club 87

T16 Matty Leung, Blumberg Birdie Girls 87

T18 Pat Jones, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 88

T18 Marjorie Jordan, Portage Golf Club 88

T18 Diane Edmonds, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 88

Low Gross Winner Southwood Golf & Country Club (Team Score – 250) Noreen Stewart, Trish Jordan, Pat MacKichan, Fran Povoledo Low Gross Runner Up Blumberg Birdie Girls (Team Score – 255) Maria Funston, Giselle Roy, Barb Lafleche, Matty Leung Low Net Winners Carman Golf & Curling Club (Team Score – 219) Kathy Adams, Linda Revel, Marilyn Clearwater, Nola Sylvester Low Net Runner Up St. Boniface Golf Club (Team Score – 221) *** Mindy Lichtman, Shelly Lichtman, Michelle Miyai, Joni Shaw *** tie broke by matching score cards

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2012 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS

Women’s Junior Champion

Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club Men’s Junior Champion

Ryan Sholdice, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club

Women’s Amateur Champion

Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Men’s Amateur Champion

Joshua Wytinck, Pine Ridge Golf Club

Men’s Mid-Amateur Champion

Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club Men’s Mid-Master Champion

Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club

Women’s Senior Champion

Tammy Gibson, St. Boniface Golf Club Men’s Senior Champion

Ken Mould, St. Charles Country Club

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Golf Manitoba Volunteer Recognition

2011 Distinguished Service Award

Rudy Boivin of the Southwood Golf & Country Club was the fifth recipient of the annual Golf Manitoba Distinguished Service Award. Rudy began volunteering with the Manitoba Golf Association in 1980. He is a founding member of the MGA Golf Annual Magazine (now the Golf Manitoba Journal) and from 1980 to 1982 was Chair of the Advertising Committee for that magazine.

In 1982, he became a starter and scorer at MGA events and remains committed to that volunteer role today with Golf Manitoba.

In 1983 he joined the MGA Board of Directors and was the Chair of the Tournament Committee in 1986/87 and the President in 1988. He also served as the Non-Playing Captain for the Willingdon Cup Team in 1985, 1986 & 1987. From 1989 to 1994 he was nominated by the Manitoba Golf Association for the Board of Directors of the Manitoba Sport Federation, elected for 3 terms and Chair of Marketing Committee for four years. He is a current member of the Marketing & Communications Committee of Golf Manitoba. He served on the Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund Board of Directors from 1990 to 2010 and was President of that organization from 1999 to 2005. He was also a member of the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame Board of Directors from 2002 to 2007. Rudy Boivin has been a member at the Southwood Golf & Country Club since 1966. He served on the Board of Directors from 1971 to 1978, was Member of the Year in 1976, President in 1977, Club Captain from 1990 to 1993 and honored in 2003 as a Life Member. His devotion to amateur golf is extremely evident as he continues to be involved in committees and tournament activity after 31 years of dedicated service. “Rudy Boivin has shown true passion for both the Manitoba Golf Association and Golf Manitoba” said Rob MacDonald, President of Golf Manitoba. “His long term commitment is a true asset to our Association and we are pleased to recognize him with the Distinguished Service Award”.

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Along with the Distinguished Service Award, Golf Manitoba also recognized all volunteers within the Association for their years of service to the association. Recognition was given to those individuals reaching the five, ten, fifteen, twenty and twenty-five plus years of service benchmarks. Along with the Distinguished Service Award, Golf Manitoba also recognized all volunteers within the

Association for their years of service to the association. Recognition was given to those individuals reaching the five, ten, fifteen, twenty and twenty-five plus years of service benchmarks. Volunteers Recognized at the 2011 Awards Dinner 25+ Years

Rick Thain

20 Years

Gary Boden Bob Fallis Don Forsyth Rob MacDonald

Clare Nesbitt Paul Zeglinski Brenda Prystayko

15 Years

Brenda Burch Don Cook Betty Grant Barbara Hamill

Harry Martel Ian Squair

10 Years

Bill Barbaza Arlene Boivin Don Hargot Vivian Squair

Michael Sterdan Cynthia Walkes

5 Years

Paul Fielding Al Hutchinson Bob MacCallum Carol Martel

Kevin O’Donovan Lionel Poirier Sam Roy

INTERPROVINCIAL TEAM RESULTS

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2012 Royale Cup Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship

July 24th - July 27th Lethbridge Country Club

Lethbridge, AB

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Ontario 293 6. Saskatchewan 316 2. Quebec 299 7. Manitoba 328 3. British Columbia 300 8. Nova Scotia 334 4. Alberta 314 5. New Brunswick 315

MANITOBA TEAM

Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 81-83 ......... 164 Kathryn McKenzie, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 82-84 ......... 166 Faye Zachedniak, Southwood Golf & Country Club 84-82 ......... 166

(L-R) Kathryn McKenzie, Bri-ann Tokariwski, Faye Zachedniak

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2012 Canadian Junior Boys Championship

July 31st - August 3rd Osprey Ridge Golf Club

Bridgewater, NS

TEAM STANDINGS

1. British Columbia 299 T6. New Brunswick 308 2. Ontario 299 7. Quebec 312 3. Alberta 300 8. Manitoba 316 4. Nova Scotia 302 9. Prince Edward Island 322 5. Newfoundland 303 10. Saskatchewan 323 MANITOBA TEAM

Ryan Sholdice, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 78-80 ......... 158 Travis Fredborg, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 78-80 ......... 158 Bret Thompson, Southwood Golf & Country Club 79-83 ......... 162

(L-R) Bret Thompson, Ryan Sholdice, Travis Fredborg

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2012 Royale Cup Canadian Junior Girls Championship

July 31st - August 3rd River Spirit Golf Club

Calgary, AB

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Ontario 285 6. New Brunswick 322 2. British Columbia 285 T6. Nova Scotia 322 3. Alberta 297 8. Saskatchewan 338 4. Quebec 307 9. Prince Edward Island 342 5. Manitoba 319 10. Newfoundland & Labrador 388 MANITOBA TEAM

Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 77-79 ......... 156 Dana Todd, St. Charles Country Club 89-76 ......... 165 Nicole McGlenen, St. Charles Country Club 87-91 ......... 178

(L-R) Nicole McGlenen, Jenna Roadley, Dana Todd

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2012 Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship

August 7th - 10th Camelot Golf & Country Club, Outaouais Golf Club

Cumberland, ON

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Ontario 275 6. Manitoba 297 2. British Columbia 286 7. Nova Scotia 300 3. Quebec 287 8. Prince Edward Island 306 4. Alberta 289 9. Newfoundland 310 5. New Brunswick 292 10. Saskatchewan 313

MANITOBA TEAM

Josh Wytinck, Pine Ridge Golf Club 71-79 ......... 150 Aaron Cockerill, Teulon Golf & Country Club 79-73 ......... 152 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 77-76 ......... 153

(L-R) Aaron Cockerill, Garth Collings, Josh Wytinck

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2012 Royale Cup Canadian Women’s Senior Championship

August 21st – 23rd Belvedere Golf & Country Club

Charlottetown, PEI TEAM STANDINGS

1. Ontario 304 T6. Nova Scotia 335 2. British Columbia 307 T6. New Brunswick 335 3. Alberta 310 8. Saskatchewan 336 4. Manitoba 325 9. Prince Edward Island 340 5. Quebec 326 10. Newfoundland& Labrador 372

MANITOBA TEAM

Karen Saarimaki, Kenogamis Golf Club 81-83 ......... 164 Tammy Gibson, St. Boniface Golf Club 79-88 ......... 167 Donna Brownridge, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 86-82 ......... 168

(L-R) Karen Saarimaki, Tammy Gibson, Donna Brownridge

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2012 Canadian Men’s Senior Championship

August 28th – 31st Le Griffon des Sources

Mirabel, QC

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Alberta 301 6. New Brunswick 321 2. Quebec 304 7. Manitoba 326 3. Ontario 307 T8. Newfoundland & Labrador 329 4. British Columbia 308 T8. Nova Scotia 329 5. Saskatchewan 314 10. Prince Edward Island 331

MANITOBA TEAM

Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 79-85 ......... 164 Ken Mould, St. Charles Country Club 83-82 ......... 165 Mike Berney Transcona Golf Club 89-82 ......... 171

(L – R) Tom Humniski, Mike Berney, Ken Mould

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2012 Canadian Men’s Mid - Amateur Championship

September 4th – 7th, 2012 Point Grey Golf & Country Club

Vancouver, BC TEAM STANDINGS

1. British Columbia 288 T5. Quebec 306 2. Ontario 293 T7. Nova Scotia 315 3. Alberta 296 T7. Manitoba 315 4. Saskatchewan 298 9. New Brunswick 317 T5. Prince Edward Island 306 10. Newfoundland & Labrador 328 MANITOBA TEAM

Eric Johnson, Breezey Bend Country Club 77-76 ......... 153 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 81-81 ......... 162 Dean Stowell, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 82-83 ......... 165

(L-R) Eric Johnson, Garth Collings, Dean Stowell

APPENDIX A

FINANCIAL

STATEMENTS

GOLF MANITOBA INC.

Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

GOLF MANITOBA INC.

Index to Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

Page

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT 1

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Statement of Financial Position 2

Statement of Operations 3

Statement of Net Assets 4

Statement of Cash Flows 5

Notes to Financial Statements 6 - 10

Administrative Expenses (Schedule 1) 11

Program Management Expenses (Schedule 2) 12

Tournament Expenses (Schedule 3) 13

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT

To the Members of Golf Manitoba Inc.

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Golf Manitoba Inc., which comprise the statement of financialposition as at March 31, 2012 and the statements of operations, net assets and cash flows for the year then ended, and a summaryof significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.

Management's Responsibility for the Financial Statements

Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Canadiangenerally accepted accounting principles, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable thepreparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor's Responsibility

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit inaccordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethicalrequirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free frommaterial misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements.The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of thefinancial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal controlrelevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that areappropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity's internalcontrol. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accountingestimates 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 audit opinion.

Opinion

In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Golf Manitoba Inc. as atMarch 31, 2012, and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadiangenerally accepted accounting principles.

The Exchange

chartered accountants, LLPWinnipeg, ManitobaMay 29, 2012

100-123 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg, MB R3B 0R3Telephone: (204) 943-4584 Fax: (204) 957-5195

Toll Free: 1-866-EXG-0303E-mail: info@exg.ca Website: www.exg.ca

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GOLF MANITOBA INC.

Statement of Operations

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2012 2011

REVENUEMembership dues $ 152,455 $ 165,589Base and Sport Development 117,000 117,000Tournament entrance fees 110,536 112,199Manitoba Lottery Corporation - bingo 48,600 48,300Development grants and sponsorship 43,966 58,225Coaching 16,000 15,000Camp and clinic fees 14,725 20,380Manitoba, Western and Canada Summer Games 9,700 2,200Other 5,714 6,184Interest 3,225 2,901Special 2,500 5,500Officials 2,000 4,000

526,421 557,478

EXPENSESAdministrative Expenses (Schedule 1) 156,358 162,689Amortization 8,786 10,152Program Management Expenses (Schedule 2) 139,782 137,017Public relations 7,084 9,384Special 1,500 1,500Teams 14,433 44,675Tournament Expenses (Schedule 3) 194,407 200,005

522,350 565,422

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $ 4,071 $ (7,944)

See notes to financial statements3

GOLF MANITOBA INC.

Statement of Net Assets

Year Ended March 31, 2012

Internally Invested inUnrestricted Restricted Capital Assets 2012 2011

NET ASSETS -BEGINNING OFYEAR $ 7,657 $ 100,000 $ 29,995 $ 137,652 $ 145,596

Excess (deficiency) ofrevenue overexpenses 12,857 - (8,786) 4,071 (7,944)

Invested in capitalassets (2,515) - 2,515 - -

NET ASSETS - END OFYEAR $ 17,999 $ 100,000 $ 23,724 $ 141,723 $ 137,652

See notes to financial statements4

GOLF MANITOBA INC.

Statement of Cash Flows

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2012 2011

OPERATING ACTIVITIESCash receipts from grants, golf clubs and users $ 547,838 $ 566,816Cash paid to suppliers and employees (513,645) (550,537)

Cash flow from operating activities 34,193 16,279

INVESTING ACTIVITIESPurchase of capital assets (2,515) (9,606)Net change in investments 680 353

Cash flow used by investing activities (1,835) (9,253)

INCREASE IN CASH 32,358 7,026

CASH - BEGINNING OF YEAR 30,084 23,058

CASH - END OF YEAR $ 62,442 $ 30,084

See notes to financial statements5

GOLF MANITOBA INC.

Notes to Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

1. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION

Golf Manitoba Inc. (the “organization”) is a non-profit organization established to develop, promote, governand service the game of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario for the benefit of all participants.

The organization is exempt from taxation as a non-profit entity under Section 149(1) of the Income Tax Act.

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accountingprinciples. Because a precise determination of many assets and liabilities is dependent upon future events, thepreparation of financial statements for a period necessarily involves the use of estimates which have been madeusing careful judgement. The financial statements have, in management's opinion, been properly preparedwithin the reasonable limits of materiality and within the framework of the significant accounting policiessummarized below:

Financial instruments

The organization has elected to apply Section 3861, Financial Instruments - Disclosure and Presentation inplace of Sections 3862 and 3863 of the CICA Handbook.

The organization classifies its financial instruments into one of the following categories based on the purposefor which the asset was acquired or liability incurred. The organization's accounting policy for each category isas follows:

Assets held-for-trading

Financial instruments classified as assets held-for-trading are reported at fair value at each balance sheet date,and any change in fair value is recognized in excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses in the period duringwhich the change occurs. Transaction costs are expensed when incurred.

In these financial statements, cash and investments have been classified as held-for-trading.

Available-for-sale investments

Financial instruments classified as available-for-sale are reported at fair value at each balance sheet date, andany change in fair value is recognized in net assets in the period in which the change occurs.

In these financial statements, nothing has been classified as available-for-sale.

Held-to-maturity investments

Financial instruments classified as held-to-maturity are financial assets with fixed or determinable paymentsand fixed maturities that the organization's management has the positive intention and ability to hold tomaturity. These assets are initially recorded at fair value and subsequently carried at amortized cost, using theeffective interest rate method. Transaction costs are included in the amount initially recognized. In these financial statements, nothing has been classified as held-to-maturity.

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Notes to Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (continued)

Loans and receivables and other financial liabilities

Financial instruments classified as loans and receivables and other financial liabilities are carried at amortizedcost using the effective interest method. Transaction costs are expensed when incurred.

In these financial statements, accounts receivable have been classified as loans and receivables. Accountspayable and accrued liabilities have been classified as other financial liabilities.

Investments

Investments, which consist primarily of GICs, are classified as held-for-trading and carried at amortized cost,which approximates fair value.

Capital management

Capital is comprised of the organization’s net asset balances. The organization's objectives when managingcapital are to continue as a going concern to protect its ability to meet its on-going liabilities, and carry out itsobjectives as outlined in note 1. The organization's management prepares an annual budget, allocatingexpenses in relation to anticipated funding it expects to receive for unrestricted operations.

Capital assets

Capital assets are stated at cost or deemed cost less accumulated amortization. Capital assets are amortized overtheir estimated useful lives on a straight-line basisat the following rates and methods:

Computer software 25% straight-line methodOffice equipment 25% straight-line methodOffice furniture 10% straight-line methodTournament equipment 25% straight-line method

The organization regularly reviews its capital assets to eliminate obsolete items. Government grants are treatedas deferred capital contributions and amortized over the useful life of the underlying asset.

Capital assets acquired during the year but not placed into use are not amortized until they are placed into use.

Revenue recognition

The organization follows the deferral method of accounting for contributions. Externally restrictedcontributions are recognized as revenue in the year in which the related expenses are recognized. Unrestrictedcontributions are recognized as revenue when received or receivable if the amount to be received can bereasonably estimated and collection is reasonably assured.

The remainder of the revenue is recognized when earned. The revenue is earned when the event has takenplace.

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Notes to Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (continued)

Donated services

A large number of volunteers donate significant amounts of their time to program events and fundraisingactivities. No amount has been reflected in the financial statements for donated services since an objectivebasis is not available to measure the value of such services.

Allocation of salaries and wages and office expenses

The organization allocates salary and wage, and office expenses to three functional areas: administration,program management and tournament. The percentages are based upon estimates of staff time and resourcesspent for each area. These percentages are reviewed every year to determine whether there has been anysignificant shift which might warrant a change to the allocations. Salaries and wages have been allocated as follows:

2012 2011

To administration expenses 40% 40%

To program management expenses 30% 30%

To tournament expenses 30% 30%

Office expenses have been allocated as follows:

To administration expenses 33% 33%

To program management expenses 33% 33%

To tournament expenses 34% 34%

3. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

The organization is exposed to various risks through its financial instruments and has a comprehensive riskmanagement framework to monitor, evaluate and manage these risks. The following analysis providesinformation about the organization's risk exposure and concentration as of March 31, 2012.

Credit risk

Credit risk arises from the potential that a counter party will fail to perform its obligations. The organization isexposed to credit risk from funders, members and users. Due to the nature of the organization and its historywith contributors, management assesses the credit risk as low.

Fair value risk

The organization's carrying value of cash, investments, accounts receivable, and accounts payable and accruedliabilities approximates its fair value due to the immediate or short term maturity of these instruments.

Interest rate risk

Interest rate risk is the risk that the value of a financial instrument might be adversely affected by a change inthe interest rates. In seeking to minimize the risks from interest rate fluctuations, the organization managesexposure through its normal operating and financing activities. The organization is exposed to interest rate riskprimarily through its investments and banking agreements.

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Notes to Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

4. CAPITAL ASSETS 2012 2011

Cost Accumulated Cost Accumulatedamortization amortization

Computer software $ 3,444 $ 2,490 $ 3,444 $ 1,829Office equipment 17,483 14,693 17,483 12,011Office furniture 21,894 4,603 22,938 2,941Tournament equipment 20,033 17,344 16,474 13,563

$ 62,854 $ 39,130 $ 60,339 $ 30,344

Net book value $ 23,724 $ 29,995

5. LINE OF CREDIT

The organization has a $10,000 line of credit with the Assiniboine Credit Union bearing interest at prime plus1% and is secured by a general security agreement providing a fixed charge over all assets. The organizationhas not utilized the line of credit as at March 31, 2012.

6. INTERNALLY RESTRICTED

Net assets in the amount of $100,000, which were contributed by the Manitoba Golf Association in 2003, havebeen internally restricted by the Board of Directors for major future capital acquisitions. Future appropriationswill be made, of funds considered surplus to ongoing operations, on an annual basis upon approval by theBoard of Directors.

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Notes to Financial Statements

Year Ended March 31, 2012

7. NON-CONSOLIDATION OF CONTROLLED ENTITY

At November 30, 2011, the organization is the sole member of the Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund Inc. (the"Fund"). The purpose of the Fund is to provide financial assistance to young golfers for the purpose ofenabling them to further their education at a post-secondary educational institution. The Fund is incorporatedunder the Corporations Act of Manitoba and is a registered charity under the Income Tax Act. The Fund hasnot been consolidated in the organization's financial statements. The financial summary of the Fund as atNovember 30, 2011 and for the year then ended is as follows:

November 30,2011

November 30,2010

Financial position:

Total assets $ 151,525 $ 153,744

Total liabilities 35 24

Total net assets $ 151,490 $ 153,744

Results of operations:

Total revenues $ 6,401 $ 9,620

Total expenses 8,631 9,601

Excess of revenue over expenses $ (2,230) $ 19

Cash flows:

Cash flows from operations $ (2,230) $ 19

8. SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE

The organization exercises significant influence over the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. (the"Hall of Fame") by virtue of its ability to appoint four of the Hall of Fame's Board of Directors. The Hall ofFame was established to raise funds to acknowledge the contributions and accomplishments of Manitobans tothe game of golf. The Hall of Fame is incorporated as a corporation without share capital under the laws ofManitoba and is a registered charity under the Income Tax Act. Net assets of the Hall of Fame amount to$19,221 at November 30, 2011 (2010 - $18,803).

9. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS

Included in the organization's program management expenses are operating grants of $1,090 (2011 - $1,084) tothe Hall of Fame.

10. COMMITMENTS

The organization is committed to premise, cellular phone and online registration service payments as follows:

2013 $ 15,9302014 6,1562015 3,060

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Administrative Expenses (Schedule 1)

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2012 2011

Annual meeting $ 6,245 $ 4,477Equipment purchases 1,346 2,595Insurance 1,725 1,700Lotteries 12,750 18,000Meetings 9,401 9,402Memberships 3,529 3,189Miscellaneous 614 2,277Office 13,545 13,922Professional development 10 1,878Professional fees 3,105 2,835Wages and benefits 104,088 102,414

$ 156,358 $ 162,689

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Program Management Expenses (Schedule 2)

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2012 2011

Clinics and camps $ 43,386 $ 39,826Course rating 3,695 3,168Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. (Note 9) 1,090 1,084Office 13,545 13,922Wages and benefits 78,066 79,017

$ 139,782 $ 137,017

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Tournament Expenses (Schedule 3)

Year Ended March 31, 2012

2012 2011

Direct expenses $ 99,362 $ 107,058Office 13,956 13,964Professional development 3,023 502Wages and benefits 78,066 78,481

$ 194,407 $ 200,005

See notes to financial statements13

APPENDIX B

MEMBER

CLUB LISTING

Club Name Phone FAX e-mail Club Manager Head Professional

Aguasabon Ladies' Golf Club

Assiniboine Golf Club (204) 988-9310 (204) 988-9311 info@golfassiniboine.com Glen Mills

Beausejour Golf Course (204) 268-2010

Beauty Bay Golf Club (807) 548-4777 (807) 548-5997 bbgc@kmts.ca Darryl Spence

Bel Acres Golf & Country Club (204) 632-8337 (204) 632-9497 Steve Wood Steve Wood

Blumberg Birdie Girls (204) 783-0660 dcaron@rmofheadingley.ca

Breezy Bend Country Club (204) 895-7205 (204) 895-1698 cory@breezybend.ca Cory Johnson Sandy Paterson

Carman Golf & Curling Club (204) 745-2366 (204) 745-6055 carmgolf@mts.net Dean North

Centennial Golf Course

Chapples Golf Club (807) 628-8422

Clear Lake Golf Course (204) 848-4653 (204) 848-2697 pro@golfclearlake.com Ian Sarna

Clear Lake Ladies Golf Club (204) 257-3576 Matt Nylen

Clear Lake Men's Club (204) 848-2292

Dauphin Lake Golf Club (204) 638-9400 (204) 638-4012 proshop@dauphinlakegolf.com Henry Hemmes

Eagles Landing Golf Club (807) 223-3433 (807) 223-4219 easgles.landing@drytel.net Rob Alderice

Elmhurst Golf & Country Club (204) 224-2244 (204) 222-3091 golf@elmhurst.cc Dave McMillan

Emerald Greens Golf Course (807) 767-4511 (204) 474-3100 emeraldgreens@tbaytel.net Nancy Brewer

Falcon Lake Golf Course (204) 349-2554 (204) 349-4653 falcong@mts.net Evelyn Proceviat Sandy Kurceba

Falcon Lake Ladies Golf (204) 349-2080 wdyck@shaw.ca Evelyn Proceviat Sandy Kurceba

Club Name Phone FAX e-mail Club Manager Head Professional

Fort William Country Club (807) 475-8925 (807) 473-8127 fwcc@fwcc.ca Bill French Jim Szturm

Glenboro Golf & Country Club (204) 827-2856 (204) 827-2566 golfclub@golfglenboro.ca Maxine Tacan

Glendale Golf & Country Club (204) 832-1306 (204) 832-3384 jsteep@glendalegolf.ca Jim Steep Jim Steep

Grand Pines Golf Course (204) 756-2345 (204) 756-2436 info@golfgrandpines.com Al Scott Tom Betz

Granite Hills Golf Club (204) 345-4653 (204) 345-0425 granitehillsgolf@wswmail.net Ada Vandersteen

Harbour View Golf Course & Rec Complex (204) 222-2751 hv@lakelandgolfmanagement.com Stephen Read Michel Pilon

Hecla Golf Course (204) 279-2072 (204) 279-2038 sparks771@hotmail.com

Heron Landing Golf Course (807) 274-5678 (807) 274-0774 dogg_269@hotmail.com Brian Johnstone Brian Johnstone

John Blumberg Golf Course (204) 986-3490 (204) 832-3823 bsmirnov@shaw.ca Ben Smirnov John Bowen

John Blumberg Tuesday Morning Group (204) 452-3918 bdolhun@hotmail.com

Kenogamisis Golf Club (807) 854-1029 (807) 854-2343 clubhouse@kenogamisisgolfclub.com Wanda Brown

Kenora Golf & Country Club (807) 468-7995 (807) 468-1829 kenoragolf@hotmail.com Jennifer Ross-Hollins Jennifer Ross-Hollins

Kildonan Park Golf Course (204) 986-5679 (204) 986-5396 msterdan@winnipeg.ca Jim Kurtz

Kildonan Park Ladies Golf (204) 663-0110 pollyliebrecht@shaw.ca

Kingswood Golf & Country Club (204) 736-4079 (204) 736-2395 Gary Curtis Mike Gottfred

La Verendrye Golf (204) 424-5046 (204) 424-5008 info@laverendryegolf.mb.ca Norman Larocque

Lake of the Sandhills (204) 437-4653 (204) 437-2368 golf@sandhills.ca Randy Stevenson

Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (204) 334-2107 (204) 339-6099 pewert@larters.com Peter Ewert Peter Ewert

The Links at Quarry Oaks (204) 326-4653 (204) 326-6040 robin@quarryoaks.ca Robin Henderson Robin Henderson

Links at the Lake (204) 642-8858 (204) 642-4498 links@lakelandgolfmanagement.com Al Scott Rana Macleod

Club Name Phone FAX e-mail Club Manager Head Professional

Little Falls Golf Club (807) 597-6638 (807) 597-6607 lfrc@nwon.com Nicole Halasz

Lorette Golf Course (204) 878-2902 (204) 878-3679 lgggolf@mts.net Matt Akins Jacques Lavack

MacGregor Town & Country Golf Club (204) 685-3100 magregorgolfclub@gmail.com

Maplewood Golf Club (204) 433-3344 (204) 433-3887 golfshop@maplewoodgolfclub.com Ray Hebert Barry Gibson

The Meadows at East St. Paul Golf Course (204) 667-4653 (204) 224-8035 info@themeadowsgc.com Adam Boge Adam Boge

Melita Golf Club (204) 522-3820

Miami Golf & Country Club (204) 435-2756 (204) 435-2067 golfmiami@cici.mb.ca Christine Kornelsen

Minnedosa Golf & Country Club (204) 867-3151 (204) 867-5808 minngolf@mts.net Deb Pritchard Deb Pritchard

Minnewasta Golf & Country Club (204) 822-4992 (204) 822-1471 mgcc@valleycable.com Chris Worley Chris Worley

Municipal Ladies' Golf Club (807) 473-5493 lynnmclure@shaw.ca

Neepawa Golf & Country Club (204) 476-5179 pro@neepawagolf.com Landon Cameron Landon Cameron

Niakwa Country Club (204) 256-7326 (204) 256-7320 wnybakken@niakwacountryclub.ca Wade Nybakken Wade Nybakken

Oak Island Golf (204) 855-2262 (204) 855-2058 Dave Belling Dave Belling

Oakwood Golf Course (204) 422-8045 (204) 422-6769 oakwoodgolf@hotmail.com Terry Pachal Alec Lockington

Peninsula Ladies' Golf Club (807) 229-1392 Brett Redden Brett Redden

Pinawa Golf Club (204) 753-2294 (204) 753-2294 glove@pinawaclub.mb.ca Don Francis Greg Love

Pine Falls Golf Club (204) 367-8463 (204) 367-8463 pfgolf@mts.net Susan Lazaruk

Pine Ridge Golf Club (204) 222-6477 (204) 222-5118 office@pineridgegolfclub.com Jason Ludke Shane Dick

The Players Course (204) 697-4976 (204) 633-1594 info@theplayerscourse.ca Rob Damsgaard Rob Damsgaard

Portage Golf Club (204) 857-6177 (204) 239-0915 pgcclub@mts.net Brad Young

Club Name Phone FAX e-mail Club Manager Head Professional

Red Lake Area Golf & Country Club (807) 735-2698 (807) 735-2250 golfredlake@golfredlake.com Chris Globush

River Oaks Golf Course (204) 261-4653 (204) 257-0785 info@riveroaksgolf.ca Brad Reimer

Roland Golf Club (204) 343-2409 (204) 343-2400 rgcclub@mymts.net

Rossmere Country Club (204) 988-1530 (204) 661-1322 sparker@rossmere.ca Scott Parker Craig Yahiro

Russell Golf Club (204) 773-2969 russellgolfcourse@yahoo.com Gail Clement

Sandy Hook Golf Club (204) 389-5466 (204) 389-5466 hookgolf@mymts.net Drew Doyle

Selkirk Golf & Country Club (204) 482-2050 (204) 482-2056 office@selkirkgolfcourse.com Rosey Martin Darren McMillan

Shilo Country Club (204) 765-3622 (204) 765-3835 sccgolf@mts.net Scott Ramsay Dave Scinocca

Sioux Lookout Golf & Curling Club (807) 737-1800 (807) 737-4359 inquiries@slgcc.com Grant Legros Bob Norman

South Interlake Golf & Country Club (204) 322-5335 (204) 322-5697 golf1@mts.net Debra Baldwin Steve Witiuk

Southside Golf Course (204) 254-6709 (204) 256-5150 southsidegolf@aol.com Wendy Mandryk Tracy Kibsey

Southwood Golf & Country Club (204) 269-7867 (204) 261-7517 manager@southwood.ca Miles Mortensen Tom Kinsman

St. Boniface Golf Club (204) 233-2497 (204) 237-9794 info@stbonifacegolfclub.com Geoff Kehler Geoff Kehler

St. Charles Country Club (204) 889-4444 (204) 831-8834 cameron.gray@shawbiz.ca Cameron Gray Cory Kartusch

Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club (204) 320-4653 (204) 320-4656 l007@mts.net Brian Reimer Brian Guenther

Strathcona Ladies Golf Club (807) 683-8251 (807) 683-6087

Swan River Golf & Country Club (204) 734-3935 (204) 734-2708 srgccds1@mts.net Clinton Weir Clinton Weir

Teulon Golf & Country Club (204) 886-4653 (204) 886-2927 teulongc@mts.net Lynn Willis Shawn Coe

Thompson Golf Club (204) 778-5537 (204) 778-8153 tgc_golfnow@hotmail.com Dave Turpie

Thunder Bay Country Club (807) 345-8225 (807) 345-8322 tbcc@thunderbaycc.ca Frances Gaudino Craig Morton

Club Name Phone FAX e-mail Club Manager Head Professional

Transcona Golf Club (204) 224-5927 (204) 222-6571 transconagolfclub@shaw.ca Ed Boge

Tuxedo Golf Course (204) 888-2867 (204) 888-8001 tuxedo@westerngolfmanagement.com Jason Duncan Jason Duncan

Tuxedo Ladies Golf Club (204) 889-2606 wrhayden@mymts.net

Wheat City Golf Course (204) 729-2177 (204) 726-4257 bryce.wilson@brandon.ca Bryce Wilson

Whitewater Golf Club (807) 475-4653 (807) 475-4713 msimmons@whitewatergolf.com Matt Simmons

The Wildewood Club (204) 284-7385 (204) 453-7787 wildewood@wildewoodclub.ca Ezzrat Ibrahim James Roy

Windsor Park Golf Course (204) 986-3006 (204) 255-4877 msterdan@winnipeg.ca Gail Phillips

Windsor Park Ladies Golf (204) 269-5791 aijaculley@shaw.ca Gayle Phillips

Winkler Golf Club (204) 325-7582 (204) 331-3011 annethiessen35@hotmail.com Greg Hesom Greg Hesom

Wins R Putters scarriere@winnipeg.ca

PAST PRESIDENTS

MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION 2002 George McLeod Wheat City Golf Course 2000–01 Rob MacDonald Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1998–99 Ken MacCharles * St. Charles Country Club 1996-97 Syd Cohan Glendale Golf & Country Club 1995 Rick Thain Winnipeg Municipal Courses 1993-94 Dave Morison Breezy Bend Country Club 1991-92 Jim Scollan Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1990 Ted Chop Northernaire Golf Course 1989 Bob Forcand Breezy Bend Country Club 1988 Rudy Boivin Southwood Golf & Country Club 1986-87 Jim Bristow Breezy Bend Country Club 1985 Al Macatavish Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1984 Keith D. Armstrong Niakwa Country Club 1982-83 Michael Averbach Glendale Golf and Country Club 1981 Donald L. Nutley * Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 1980 P. M. (Peter) Kremer Charleswood Golf Club 1979 E. K. (Bud) Foster * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1978 Gordon Pattison * St. Boniface Golf Club 1977 D. R. (Don) Craig Wpg. Municipal Courses 1976 R. B. (Bob) Goodwin Niakwa Country Club 1975 W. J. (Bill) Doyle * Southwood Golf & Country Club 1974 John C. Brown Winnipeg Canoe Club 1973 Manuel Bricker * Glendale Golf and Country Club 1972 H. E. Caldwell * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1970-71 R. E. Galloway * Pine Ridge Golf Club 1968-69 Dwight Parkinson, M.D. * St. Charles Country Club 1966-67 J. P. Vinet Assiniboine Golf Club 1964-65 Herbert A. Foster * Pine Ridge Golf Club 1962-63 J. W. Abbott * Southwood Golf & Country Club 1960-61 Charles L. Jones * Niakwa Country Club 1958-59 J. A. Swanson * Assiniboine Golf Club 1956-57 W. Arthur Johnston * Pine Ridge Golf Club 1954-55 J. M. Blair * St. Charles Country Club 1952-53 C. M. Thompson * Niakwa Country Club 1950-51 Fred J. O'Malley * Southwood Golf & Country Club 1948-49 W. S. Bickell * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1946-47 Harold Parker * Pine Ridge Golf Club 1944-45 H. Bruce Boreham * Tuxedo Golf Course 1942-43 Dr. N. C. Carmichael * St. Charles Country Club 1940-41 Gordon L. Leggo * Southwood Golf & Country Club 1938-39 R. G. Murray * Assiniboine Golf Club 1936-37 R. J. Gallagher * Norwood Golf Club 1934-35 J. L. M. Thomson * Niakwa Country Club 1932-33 Judge J. E. Adamson * Sandy Hook Golf Club 1930-31 Robert Jacob * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1928-29 D. E. Clement * Brandon Golf & Country Club 1927 C. E. Harvey * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1926 T. J. Lytle * Assiniboine Golf Club 1925 R. H. Baird * St. Charles Country Club 1924 G. B. Saunders * Southwood Golf & Country Club 1922-23 R. C. S. Bruce * Norwood Golf Club 1920-21 T. K. Middlemass * Winnipeg Golf Club 1918-19 C. P. Wilson * St. Charles Country Club 1915-17 F. L. Patton * St. Charles Country Club

* Denotes deceased