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The Royal Montreal Golf Club

The Gazetteer
End of Season 2012

Pro Shop

by Bob and Peggy Hogarth

In the words of another Bob, “Thanks for the
memories”. As Peg and I reflect on our years here
at Royal Montreal, many emotions flood over us.
The first is gratitude. We are grateful that we had
an opportunity to participate in the history of this
great golf club. We are also grateful that, when
we arrived in 1992, we were received graciously.
We were guided, gently yet firmly, to honour not
only the traditions of Royal Montreal but also the
subtleties of social grace that is the backbone of
this club. Thank you to those Members.

As the years unfolded, we felt privileged to have
shared your perseverance in mastering this
complicated sport. We have felt your frustrations,
celebrated your accomplishments and laughed at
many of your exploits as you strive to conquer this
humbling game. I thank those Members who have
allowed themselves to be the brunt of my somewhat embellished Saturday and Sunday morning stories. It was all in the
name of fun.

To those Members who have supported our endeavours in the Pro Shop, a huge “thank you.” The times are changing,
making it difficult to compete against the retail giants. For those of you who support the “little man”, please continue to do so.
They are the ones who mentor your children and help you every step of the way as you pursue your golfing dreams.

Finally, to those Members who have invited us to be part of their personal lives, we have enjoyed the births of your children
and grandchildren. Over the years, we have experienced pride in watching them grow into, not only competent golfers, but
also Members of which Royal Montreal should be proud. I have had the honour of mentoring many Juniors along the way. I
am filled with pride to see the worthy adults they have become. To those of you who have shared their sorrows and hardships
with us, you will always be in our hearts and prayers.

As we prepare to leave; your handshakes, hugs and best wishes for our happy retirement from Royal Montreal are deeply
appreciated and heart felt. In return, we wish all of you triumphs with your game and the creation of many fond memories of
this Club, such as the ones we are taking away with us. We leave you with Peg’s Dad’s favourite blessing:

May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face;
The rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again,
May the good Lord hold you in the hollow of His hand.

Sincerely,
Bob and Peggy

President’s Report by George Waters

Those of you who were not able to attend the Farewell Cocktail Tournament Chair, Tom Quinn, and the Sales Team, led by
Party for Bob and Peggy Hogarth missed an emotional evening Frank Sullivan, will begin their vital work, as other Committees
with touching words from former member Peter Broome, Past are formed. The success of the event depends on the efforts
President Ted Fletcher, and retiring Head Pro Bob Hogarth. of the Volunteers, so please get involved. You will not regret it!
Peter and Ted both expressed their admiration for Bob, and
reminisced about time spent working with him over the years. The Long Range Planning Committee has presented a
Strategic Plan to the Board, and it was heartily endorsed.
About 400 attendees had an opportunity to experience the Incoming President Doug Gibson, Jim Bowey and their
warmth and appreciation the Members have had for Bob and Committee spent many hours preparing the document, and
Peggy, and vice versa, for the past 21 years. Bob thanked the some of the recommendations will be implemented as early as
Members for their support and friendships, which he hopes to next year. More details will follow.
continue for years to come.
Work on the much-needed update of the Kitchen and Service
Bob received several gifts, including a personalized Scotty Areas has begun, and will be completed by the start of the golf
Cameron putter from Peter, bag tags for Slot #1 from Ted, and season next year.
a Crested Blazer, official Club Tie and Honorary membership
from the Club. Many thanks to the hard-working members of your Board,
their Committee members, and our dedicated Staff for a very
The Hogarth’s children, Vicki and David, both of whom worked successful year!
in the Pro Shop over the years, were there, as were some
familiar faces like John Broome and Jim Godber. We are fortunate to be Members of a healthy and respected
Club. Your support is appreciated!
The 2012 golf season at Royal Montreal was a very successful
one. Playing conditions continued to improve, and our It was an honour to serve as your President the last two
greens were healthy and consistent in spite of record high years.
temperatures and increased play. The contract to host the
2014 RBC Canadian Open has been signed.

Bob and Peggy’s Farewell Party

Denzil Palmer, Bob, George Waters John Broome, Peter Broome, Bob, Duke Doucet

Ted Fletcher and Bob

The Hogarths: Bob, Peggy, Vicki and David Glenn and Sylvia Rourke with Bob

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Captain’s Report by Jim Lennon

What a wonderful year 2012 has been for GOLF at RMGC. and Senior Teams easily won their events. The B’s remain in
Most of us who play regularly, if not frequently, can’t remember Group 4 and the Seniors’ in Group 1.
a year in recent memory when we didn’t even bother with an
umbrella, let alone get rained out. If it rained a little it was almost For those Members who diligently kept their Handicaps current,
welcome! All this, combined with excellent course conditions who kept pace on the golf courses, who repaired ball marks
(especially greens), has made it an unbelievable season. and replaced divots, thank you very much. For those who have
not yet mastered these basic Member Responsibilities, please
We began the season with a new computer system, GGGolf, target for an improvement, in some if not all these areas, next
which handles our Starting Times, Handicap Control and year.
Tournaments. Feedback from Members has been almost
unanimously positive and we continue to tweek the system to As I conclude this, my second and final year as the Club’s
our many and various needs. Thanks to Cindy, Heather and Captain, some well-deserved “thank yous” are in order.
Rick in the Golf Co-ordinators’ Office.
• To all the members of our Match and Handicap Committee,
Royal Montreal has a very busy schedule of Club Events I thank you on my behalf as well as all Members.
during the season; and this year, the total number of Members
who participated in these events virtually matched the total in • To Bob Hogarth, words cannot describe how invaluable and
2011. Some events were down a little, others were up. We helpful he has been to me (and many others). Thanks, Bob.
continue to try and ensure that the activities we schedule are
of interest to Members. (Please use the feedback section at • Finally, to all members, thank you for your co-operation
www.rmgc.org). these past two years. I depart a humble, appreciative and
proud Captain.
From April 1 through September 30, 2012 the total number
of rounds played was 34,317; 18,143 on Blue and 16,174 on
Red. This compares to 34,051 in 2011.

Guest play in 2012 (same period) was 4,322 rounds compared This picture of
to 4,444 rounds in 2011; 2,645 on Blue and 1,677 on Red. Jean Dionne was taken at
the recent matches with
A new “COMBO” course was introduced on the Blue in mid-
season. This half white/half red tee combo of approximately The Country Club
6,000 yards has made the difficult Blue a little easier on those in Boston.
of us struggling with distance. The trend in GOLF towards
shorter tees may bring more FUN back in the game. Jean is a member of both
Clubs, hence the jacket.
The RMGC Interclub Teams represented us well in 2012.
While the A’s will have to play in Group 2 next year, the Junior

From the Red Tees by Ken Morrison

Following a cool start in May, we have enjoyed a long, hot and dry Summer. It has been a good year for our Seniors,
although attendance at the Thursday Scrambles can be described as only moderately successful. We hope that moving
the time back to 9:00 a.m. and changing the format modestly will result in greater participation in 2013.

From a social standpoint, our two Senior Member-Guest Days were resounding successes as was our visit to the Senators
at Kanawaki. We look forward to next year when we receive the Senators at RMGC. We enjoyed a good competitive
golfing season through the Swedish Bowl, the Lovett Trophy, the C.R. Murray Trophy, the Senior and Super Senior
Championships. The quality of the competitions in these events sets our Club apart from most others.

Once again, the Senior Interclub Team provided us with one of the year’s highlights. Our twelve-man team defended
their Group I Interclub title against teams from Hawkesbury, Kanawaki and Summerlea in style, taking 52 of a possible 60
points. We have won the Group I title for three consecutive years and 6 of the last 8 years. We will be defending our title
next year at Summerlea.

One last item; after much contemplation, we have come to the conclusion that playability of our Courses from the Red
Tees can be enhanced with only a few minor changes – relocation of the tee blocks on 2 holes and the construction of
2 new tees. These recommendations will be passed on to the Permanent Course Committee before the end of October.
Have a great Winter – we hope to see all of you next Spring!

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Ladies’ Branch Report by Shirly Martoni

Another golf season has come to an end! It’s been a spectacular Our 2012 Ladies’ Club Champion, Suzanne Ricard and Louise
Summer of blue skies and very hot weather, except for our Newton made it to the finals again this year. We thank them for
Opening Day and our Closing Day. It has been so very nice to allowing us the opportunity to witness such great golf during
see new faces this Summer joining us for a round of golf on the final round of Club Championship Weekend.
Ladies’ Day. Everyone is always most welcome!
Our sincere gratitude to all who have made this golf season
This year, the Ladies’ Branch decided to have a luncheon one to remember!
for our Closing Day. We were thrilled to see such a positive
response. 102 Ladies signed up to play 18 holes of golf at All the very best to Louise Newton, our Captain, and Paule
9:00 a.m. in our traditional Team Best Ball Event. Unfortunately, Gauvin Langevin, our Vice-Captain, as they begin their term
due to inclement weather, 85 Ladies went out prepared for the together.
rain and rain it did! We are so grateful to all 138 Ladies who
attended, as we know that, for some, it was impossible to take What a privilege, an honour and a joy it has been to be your
the day off and that, for some Ladies, dinner was a preference. Captain for the past two years. Thank you all so very much!

We have had a very busy Summer in terms of hosting events; the On a final note, we will miss you, Peggy and Bob! We wish you
Ladies’ Class A Interclub Matches and the Ladies’ Invitational. the best of health, happiness and good fortune as you move
Many ladies participating from other clubs mentioned that they on to another phase of your lives.
were thrilled to be playing our famous Blue Course.
Important dates to remember…
Once again this year, to encourage participation in our Club
Championship Qualifying (up 7 from last year), we used December 2 – Family Brunch with Santa
Stableford points for the Bronze and the C groups. December 6 – Ladies’ Christmas Luncheon
January 7, 2013 – Annual General Meeting
at the St. James’s Club
May 7, 2013 – Ladies’ Opening Day
May 21, 2013 – Ile Bizard Qualifying
July 22/23, 2013 – Ladies’ Centennial

Intermediates by Niraj Khanna

Fellow Intermediates, Finally, I wish to thank Bob Hogarth for his 21 years of service
What a great year! We started the year with a rainy Intermediate to our Club. Over 400 people attended his retirement cocktail
opener (that many of you still made it out for) and a great Member- and I’m sure many more were there in spirit. It was a fitting
Guest Day with over 105 attendees. Who can remember a tribute to the best head professional in Canada. Bob, while
Summer with better weather than we just experienced? All in we will miss you in the Pro Shop, I do hope we get to welcome
all, one of the best golfing summers to date. you more frequently on the tee box. Enjoy your well-deserved
retirement.
Thank you to all those that made an effort to attend the
Intermediate events as Intermediate participation is vital to our See you all next year!
Club’s long term health. If anyone has any suggestions for
how to make our events even better, feel free to get in touch
with me or use the Feedback section at www.rmgc.org.

“Hole in One”

Member Name Hole Date Member Name Hole Date
Doyle, Valerie Blue 17 October 23 August 1
Prévost, Dr. Luc Red 3 October 8 Crevier, Barbara Blue 7 July 16
Quinn, Brian W. Blue 17 September 6 July 6
Siwiec, Edward S. Red 3 August 29 Kalhok, Barbara Blue 13 June 25
Keefe, Paul Blue 17 August 25 June 20
Jamieson, Robert M. Blue 17 August 18 Barber, William E. Blue 17 June 19
Lacharite, Raymond A. Red 10 August 13 May 30
Fugère, Michel Blue 13 August 2 Thompson, Peter D. Blue 17 May 19
McDonald, Bruce Blue 17 August 1 May 13
Bickel, Lane C. Blue 5

Mastromonaco, Giovanni Red 7

Bibeau, Deborah Blue 13

Guyatt, Raymond E. Red 16

Liddell, Jeffrey Blue 17

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Junior Report by William Mitchell

The 2012 Junior Golf Season at Royal Montreal was filled with
many wonderful memories, achievements and experiences.
Attendance at our Wednesday Junior Days was the strongest
in recent years. Our younger players enjoyed complimentary
instructional clinics and play on the Dixie Course, while our
more accomplished players participated in both competitive and
friendly play on the Red and Blue courses. New for 2012, were
the informal “Solheim” matches. These friendly events were
organized by Heather Doucet and were popular with our teen
girls.

2012 Junior Interclub Team On the competitive side, our Royal Montreal Boys and Girls
competed in the Junior League matches versus other Juniors

from Beaconsfield, Summerlea and Whitlock. The primary goal of these matches is to introduce our young golfers to a competitive

environment while placing a strong emphasis on representing Royal Montreal with Pride, Integrity and Sportsmanship. Following

the four field days held throughout July, our Boys’ Team finished in second place while our Girls’ Team finished third.

Other team events for 2012 included the Coupe-du-Traversier matches versus Laval-sur-le-Lac and the Montreal District Junior
Interclub matches. In the Laval matches, the Ryder Cup style competition was closed out on the final hole of play with Royal
Montreal winning the Cup for the third straight year. In the Junior Group 1 Interclub matches held at Beloeil, our boys from RMGC
brought home the title with a near perfect performance. Through the eight individual matches versus Juniors from Beloeil, la
Vallée du Richelieu and Bellevue, our Boys secured an incredible 44 out of a possible 48 points. What a show!

The Junior Program at Royal Montreal is, without a doubt, among the finest anywhere. This level of excellence is a direct result
of the support and encouragement received from our Membership and the dedication of our volunteer parents. On behalf of
our Junior community, I would like to thank the Board of Directors, our Ladies’ and Seniors’ Branches and our fellow Members
for their continued support. In addition, I would like to thank our Clubhouse Staff, our Professionals Ryan Ellis, Tyler Cooper,
Lindsay Wilson and Ryan Rinneard, and Junior Co-ordinator Devin McKinley for their enthusiastic contributions. In particular,
our many thanks to Peggy and Bob Hogarth for their wonderful support over the years.

In closing, I would also like to recognize and thank the Junior Committee members who volunteer their time for the benefit of our
young golfers: Heather Doucet, Sheila Jablonski, Julie Piers, Wayne Bews, Paul Desjardins, Bob Robinson, Rob Tyndall and
Marc Vallée. Thank You all for your dedicated work.

Communications Committee by Ann Pate

The Communications Committee continues to look for ways The integration of GGGolf into the website experience in the
not only to foster improved communication among Members, Spring was greatly facilitated by the cheerful and constant
management and the Board of Directors but also to enrich the efforts of the Golf Co-ordinators. This change to an exclusively
overall experience of life at Royal Montreal. To this end, one online tee time reservation system was a learning experience
of the goals for next year is to expand our digital Events Photo for both Staff and Members.
Library on the website. Old photos will be digitized for on-line
viewing, with the objective of keeping our history and tradition The formulation of a Branding Guide for all Club commun–
alive, relevant and easily accessible now and for years to ications, a project that will fit together with a similar
come. recommendation that was put forward in the Strategic Plan,
will continue throughout the off-season.
Broadcast e-mail messages have been integral in keeping
Members informed of numerous situations, changes and I would like to thank the members of the Communications
general information on a host of subjects: Course conditions, Committee for their support throughout these past three years
Calendar updates, golf events, upcoming social activities, etc. of my term as Chair.

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Food and Beverage Committee by Stan Jablonski

The season is coming to a rapid end and we are preparing for the Fall events which will mark the end of another successful season
here at Royal Montreal. It is important that we start this report with a note of significant gratitude to Chef Robert Boisvert, Derek
Patino, Dino Bassanese and all their hard working staff who provided service with a smile; the Food and Beverage Committee;
and last but not least, Denzil Palmer, who was a great source of sage advice in my first year as Committee Chair. One thing you
learn very quickly is that it is not easy to please all the people all the time and that there is not one correct answer for many of the
problems that are being faced on a day to day basis.

The most significant change that we undertook was to create a “Feedback” system that was accessible to all Members. Many
thanks to all of you who used this system to let us know what was on your mind. The critical comments were just as important as
the many positive comments that we received. We realize that this area is a moving target and needs constant attention. This can
only be achieved by an involved Membership. In many areas, we were able to see an overall trend and every effort was made to
adjust what was being offered to reflect Members’ needs. 

Here are a few examples of changes that were driven by the Membership:

• children of all ages were welcomed to the weekly Sunday Family Buffet in The Grill and 19th Hole;
• Members’ Corporate Days relaxed their dress code to make it easier to entertain your special customers;
• we expanded the number of Special Guest Saturdays which provided a perfect venue to entertain your guests and showcase

the Club at a very reasonable cost;
• Intermediates were encouraged to participate and their Member-Guest Day was a great success (good work Niraj);
• the Menu was changed during the course of the Season to provide more variety and the Chef provided some great specials

every week;
• pricing is always a concern; and we listened to what was being said by removing or reducing any item over $30;
• double digit beer pricing also proved to be a note of grave concern and was adjusted accordingly; and then we added to

the spirit of events such as the British Open and Canadian Open by providing additional reductions.

These are just a few of the changes that were introduced and we hope to do more in the coming year. We are already looking at
our schedule of events and working on spreading them out during the course of the Summer so that more people can attend next
season. If you have ideas, please send them in and we will look at them all. How about a more casual Seafood Night?

Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who supported our Club throughout the Season and then take the time
to give us your important feed back. With your help, we will continue to make improvements where necessary.

Buildings Committee by Jeremy Bolger

Kitchen and Staff Service Area Expansion

Throughout the off-season of 2012-2013, the Downstairs Kitchen area will undergo an extensive renovation. The plan calls for
updating and expansion, also including the creation of an expanded Staff Service Area on both the 1st and 2nd Floors.

The project to renovate and redesign the functionality of the Kitchen was initiated for several reasons, including:

• A significantly increased volume of food service from the Downstairs Kitchen. The Kitchens originates from a 1959 design
intended to serve light snacks only. Originally, most meals were served in the Dining Room on the 2nd Floor.

• Safety. Some features of the existing Downstairs Kitchen do not comply with current Building Code standards and it is
necessary for the safety of Staff and Members to make the changes.

• A need for storage area expansion. Currently there is, bar, refrigeration and other equipment stored in the kitchen corridors.
• Much-needed 2nd Floor Staff Service Areas and additional storage will be added above the renovated Downstairs Kitchen.

The planning process for this important renovation has been ongoing for the past two years. The project was tendered last Fall and
multiple sealed bids were received. The bids were reviewed and the project was deferred for one year to provide for its completion
within a specific timeframe and to ensure a superior result at the most reasonable cost. The funds for this venture have been
allocated from within the Club’s approved Capital Budget and will not detrimentally impact any of the Club’s other requisite or
planned capital expenditures.

Construction began after Thanksgiving Day, on October 9th, and is proceeding as scheduled with a projected completion date of
March 29, 2013.

All Members are invited to follow the progress of the renovation by viewing photographs that will be posted on the RMGC website
throughout the construction period.

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Green Committee by Bob Côté

What a tremendous season we have had; and although it is This year, the Green Committee has met its objective of,
not quite over, the Fall chill is in the air. once again, communicating as often as possible to all of
our Members and promptly responding to on-line and other
The Courses were tremendous all season and this is directly Member Feedback.
attributed to Greg Greer, our Course and Property Manager, as
well as his entire Crew of over 50 dedicated individuals. Many On behalf of Greg and me, thank you to the Green Committee
of you never see Greg and his Crew, as they have traditionally members and all other Members who assisted in maintaining
completed most of their work before the first Member tees the Course Standards. As this is Greg’s first full year as Course
off. The passion that each Grounds Crew member brings to and Property Manager, I would like to, once again, thank him
their job on a day-to-day basis is unparalleled within the golf for working so diligently on the place we call home!
industry. As Members, we are very fortunate to have such
a devoted Crew working so very hard to ensure that each
element of our Courses is in perfect condition.

Tree Program at RMGC

For the many Members who have noticed trees with To recognize this undertaking, the Board of Directors has
identification tags, they will be interested to know how these approved a Memorial Tree to honour the late Dr. Hutchison.
originated. It was the late Dr. Ian Hutchison’s passion for trees This tree will be planted near the driveway leading to the main
which inspired him to initiate a tree identification program at door of the Clubhouse, in proximity to another tree honouring
Royal Montreal. the late Duncan Campbell. This knowledgeable Member was
responsible for overseeing the planting of some 8,000 trees
In the 1990s, he met with Club Arborist Eric Schattauer to when The Royal Montreal Golf Club first moved to Ile Bizard
identify trees of importance and species not so common to in 1959.
Canada. In the first year, some 40 species were selected and
trees therefrom were tagged with a plaque identifying both These two gentlemen, with their abiding interest in trees, have
their common and Latin names. made a genuine contribution to our knowledge and enjoyment
for generations to come.
Today, there are more than 80 species and 300 tagged trees;
and through the initiative of Ian Hutchison, Members are better
informed of their surroundings while playing golf.

Artifact Display Program by Alan Lindsay

Recently, the Club’s artifact display program received from
Dr. Jonathan L. Meakins an exceptionally generous gift of a
1774 McEwan wooden driver in excellent condition, complete
with a display case. It is one of the oldest McEwans in the
Club’s collection.

The club was originally given to Jonathan’s grandfather, Jonathan Campbell Meakins, by his department in Edinburgh where he
had been recruited from McGill to be The Christison Professor of Therapeutics. In 1924, Dr. J.C. Meakins returned to McGill as
Chairman of Medicine and Physician in Chief at the Royal Victoria Hospital, hence the parting gift from his department at Edinburgh.

We are pleased that Jonathan thought of Royal Montreal’s archives as a home for his grandfather’s treasure. Representatives of
the Meakins family have been long time Members of the Club. Jonathan’s grandfather was a Member in 1915, his father in 1936,
and Jonathan himself since 1963. In addition, the father-in-law of Jonathan’s grandfather, Fayette Brown, was Club President in
1902-1903.

The Club is most appreciative of Jonathan’s generous gift.

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Gentlemen’s Tournament Results - 2012

Winner Event Runner-up

Jim Pearson Lovett Trophy Maurice Tremblay

Tom Lee C.R. Murray Trophy Robert Grignon

Jean Morin Swedish Bowl

Michael McGrath / Jeff Marchand McKim Lewis Trophy

Roger Johnston / Paul Johnson Dixie Four Ball Gerry Foley / Ray Lacharite

Phil Doucet/ Heather Doucet Mixed Four Ball Marc Doré / Susan Emblem

Paul Desjardins Drummond Trophy Byron Thouret

Jeff Marchand Gunning Cup Luc Prevost

Andrew Stewart Burnett Cup Stephen Spour

David Flam McMaster Trophy Maurice Tremblay

Lane Bickel McKeen Trophy David Boyd

Corey Eccles Sidey Medal

Marc Belanger Macnutt Trophy

Peter Malo Dennistoun Medal Marc Belanger



Ladies’ Tournament Results - 2012

Winner Event Runner-up

Suzanne Ricard Ladies’ Club Champion Louise Newton

Cathy Lyng Whitworth Bronze Champion Kathleen Montpetit

Sylvia Machan Class ‘C’ Champion Tracey Thompson McGrath

Barbara Crevier Ladies’ Club Championship Low Qualifier

Angela Brown Niners’ Club Champion Yolande Martin

Wendy Loucks Coronation Cup Barbara Flam

Debbie Heuff C.R.Murray Wendy Loucks

Barbara Kalhok Spring Club Trophy J. Thompson/C. Hucal

Beth Marchant Pickwoad Fall Club Trophy Caroline Emblem

Margot Quinn Scratch Medalist Wendy Loucks

Diane Trudeau Bronze Scratch Medalist Marie Poulin

Angela Brown Niner’s Scratch Medalist Kristine Aikin

Sandra MacDougall Eclectic Winner Lynne Poirier Stinis

Kristine Aikin Niners’ Eclectic Winner Kay Cloutier

L. Findlay/S. Thadhani Ile Bizard L. Macrae/L. Donaldson

D. Anderson/S. MacDougall Ile Bizard Consolation K. Bunze/C. Lyng Whitworth

Cathy Lyng Whitworth Midsummer Catherine Soles

Mary Bowey Niners’ Midsummer Kay Cloutier

Beth Marchant Pickwoad Blackader K. Montpetit / W. Loucks

Lynn Donaldson Most Improved Golfer



M. Bowey, M. Quinn Niners’ Royal Ottawa B. Keefe, N. Shibata

L. Findlay and C. Emblem Centennial Trophy B. Flam and B. Geurtsen

L.KM. aBcerwaes,aLn.dDKo.nLaaldfsaovne Ladies’ Centennial L. Newton, D. Trudeau
D. Heuff and S. Legge

Juniors Tournament Results - 2012

Boys’ “A” Champion: Matt Jablonski Girls’ “A” Champion: Emilie Tyndall

Boys’ “B” Champion: Tom Miller Girls’ “B” Champion: Kelsey Brewer-Jetté

Teddy Bear Boys’ Champion (Dixie 9ers): Patrick Greiss Teddy Bear Girls’ Champion (Dixie 9ers): Emma Piers

Boys’ Stoke Play Champion: Corey Eccles

R.A. Hall Winner: Tom Miller

Junior Dixie Four Ball Winners: James Donaldson and Matthew Janiszewski

Dixie Challenge Winners: John and Wayne Bews

Dixie Challenge II Winners: Leanna and Greg Gelston

Junior Centennial Champions: John Bews, Matt Houston, Michael Pietrobon and Emilie Tyndall

Royal Vegas Winners: Maxine Donaldson, Andrew Doucet and Jack Piers

Getliffe Trophy Winners: Ryan Mitchell, James Donaldson, Trevor Lafave and Dylan Beauchamp.

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