Lower Mainland: Local News / Coquitlam-Mission
Meadow Gardens Golf Course - It's A Beautiful Place To Be
Last Updated on Sunday, 21 April 2013 16:50 Sunday, 21 April 2013 12:48
It's certainly not a new idea to embark on a redesign of an existing golf course or facility, but few are able to complete the metamorphasis with the same result a caterpiller does when it reemerges as a beautiful butterfly.
Since its rebirth in August of 1994, Meadow Gardens Golf Course in Pitt Meadows, B.C. can easily lay claim to successfully making that transformation.
Political Pundit Les Leyne Predicts B.C. Election And Its Effect On Golf In The Province
Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 April 2013 05:29 Tuesday, 02 April 2013 05:18
Alfie Lau (Contributing Writer)
Victoria Times-Colonist political columnist Les Leyne is one of the most respected voices in the Victoria legislative press gallery, but what he's really passionate about is the sport of golf.
Leyne, who's part of a regular Saturday morning foursome at Cordova Bay in Victoria, gave a spirited talk at the 2013 Allied Golf Association of British Columbia State of the Game symposium at the University Golf Club where he predicted what the future of golf will look like come May 15.
AGA-BC State Of The Game Symposium Wrap-Up
Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 April 2013 05:32 Tuesday, 02 April 2013 05:02
Alfie Lau (Contributing Writer)
The message was clear at the AGA-BC symposium at the University Golf Club on March 25: work smarter, provide better value and create your own brand.
As the golf industry tries to work its way through a world of declining rounds, declining yields and increased costs, it would seem there's little room for optimism.
But listen to speakers like Jim McLaughlin, Ian Robertson, Andy Hedley and Jim Lee, and you get the sense that there is room for growth and profits, provided you work smarter and roll with the times.
Amateur Lydia Ko Set To Tee Off With The Men In New Zealand PGA Championship In Queenstown
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 February 2013 17:25 Tuesday, 26 February 2013 17:18
Young amateur golf sensation Lydia Ko has captured the attention of the golf world over the last couple of years with her stellar performances in professional events, including a brilliant victory in the CN Canadian Women's Open at Vancouver Golf Club last fall.
The 15-year-old Kiwi comes into the tournament in red hot form, having won the New Zealand Women's Open and finishing third in the Australian Women's Open in world-class company in recent weeks.
Her success over the past 12 months has made her a worldwide sensation and she is now seldom out of the spotlight with her every shot watched with increasing awe around the globe. However, unlike other tournaments where Ko's exploits are central to the event, in Queenstown she will play a different role.
Jisoo Keel, Member Of Team Canada National Squad, Signs National Letter Of Intent With Stanford Cardinals
Monday, 26 November 2012 12:45
British Columbia Golf has received news that Jisoo Keel, a member of Team Canada’s National Squad, has officially signed a National Letter of Intent to join the Stanford Cardinals Women’s Golf Team in the fall of 2013.
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