Golf Saskatchewan
Golf Saskatchewan (previously known as the Saskatchewan Golf Association) is the provincial amateur governing body for the sport of golf in the province of Saskatchewan. The organization is a member of Golf Canada, the national sport governing body.[1] Golf Saskatchewan is overseen by an elected board of directors from across Saskatchewan.
| Sport | Golf |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | GS |
| Founded | 1913 |
| Affiliation | Golf Canada |
| Headquarters | Saskatoon, Sask. |
History
The Saskatchewan Golf Association came to its current structure on April 12, 1999 when it was officially incorporated for business through the amalgamation of the previous Saskatchewan Golf Association (SGA), an all-male organization, and the Canadian Ladies Golf Association (CLGA) Saskatchewan Branch, an all-female organization. The SGA was formed in 1913.[2] Meanwhile, the CLGA Saskatchewan Branch was officially formed in 1926.[3]
Tournaments
Each year, Golf Saskatchewan holds nine provincial championship events at predetermined locations across the province. The tournaments conducted on an annual basis are:
- Saskatchewan Junior Men's Championship
- Saskatchewan Junior Women's Championship
- Saskatchewan Amateur Women's Championship
- Saskatchewan Mid-Amateur Men's Championship
- Saskatchewan Amateur Men's Championship
- Saskatchewan Senior Men's Championship
- Saskatchewan Mid-Master's (40+) Championship
- Saskatchewan Senior Women's Championship
- Saskatchewan Women's Rosebowl Championship
- Saskatchewan Mixed Team Championship[4]
Past Presidents
| Years | President | Past President |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Delbert Betnar | Kyle Mulligan |
| 2018 | Delbert Betnar | Kyle Mulligan |
| 2017 | Kyle Mulligan | Richard Smith |
| 2016 | Kyle Mulligan | Richard Smith |
| 2015 | Richard Smith | Moe Martin |
| 2014 | Richard Smith | Moe Martin |
| 2013 | Moe Martin | Dave Forster |
| 2012 | Moe Marin | Dave Forster |
| 2011 | Dave Forster | Byron Harvie |
| 2010 | Byron Harvie | Randy Stefan |
| 2009 | Byron Harvie | Randy Stefan |
| 2008 | Randy Stefan | Cathy Bildfell |
| 2007 | Randy Stefan | Cathy Bildfell |
| 2006 | Cathy Bildfell | Michael Smith |
| 2005 | Michael Smith | Melodie Lawrek |
| 2004 | Michael Smith | Melodie Lawrek |
| 2003 | Melodie Lawrek | Lynne Lacroix |
| 2002 | Lynne Lacroix | Daryl Bitz |
| 2001 | Daryl Bitz | Dick DeRyk |
| 2000 | Dick DeRyk | Con Hammer |
| 1999 | Dick DeRyk | Con Hammer |
| Year | Saskatchewan Ladies Golf Association |
Saskatchewan Golf Association |
| 1998 | Pat Buglass | Con Hammer |
| 1997 | Catherine Paton | Con Hammer |
| 1996 | Catherine Paton | Bill Klein |
| 1995 | Wenda Coley | Bill Klein |
| 1994 | Wenda Coley | Terry Meier |
| 1993 | Birdie Prosofsky | Terry Meier |
| 1992 | Birdie Prosofsky | Bill McRae |
| 1991 | Shirley Besse | Ted Wharington |
| 1990 | Janice Courtice | Ted Wharington |
| 1989 | Janice Courtice | Bill Wallace |
| 1988 | Wilda Schab | Bill Wallace |
| 1987 | Wilda Schab | Bill Taylor |
| 1986 | Jean Humbert | Bill Taylor |
| 1985 | Jean Humbert | Bill Taylor |
| 1984 | Jean Johnstone | Jack Eisner |
| 1983 | Jean Johnstone | Bob Elmore |
| 1982 | Joyce Dagorne | Jim Stothers |
| 1981 | Joyce Dagorne | Jim Stothers |
| 1980 | Pat Baker | Lloyd Scaddan |
| 1979 | Pat Baker | Lloyd Scaddan |
| 1978 | Ida Shepherd | Jack Williamson |
| 1977 | Ida Shepherd | Ray Marsh |
| 1976 | Eleanor Reid | Ray Marsh |
| 1975 | Eleanor Reid | Al Young |
| 1974 | Eleanor Van Impe | Al Young |
| 1973 | Eleanor Van Impe | Keith Rever |
| 1972 | Vi Heywood | Keith Rever |
| 1971 | Vi Heywood | Jack Miller |
| 1970 | Marguerite Slack | Jack Miller |
| 1969 | Marguerite Slack | Jack Tait |
| 1968 | Irene Mackenzie | Ross Reibling |
| 1967 | Irene Mackenzie | Jules Swick |
| 1966 | Esther Medhurst | Gerry Welsh |
| 1965 | Louise Jones | Bob Thomson |
| 1964 | Marguerite Slack | Alec Bland |
| 1963 | Dorothy Donally | Jack D. Heywood |
| 1962 | Kay McNamee | Bob Stovin |
| 1961 | Willa Haughton | William (Bill) Kemp |
| 1960 | Margaret Walker | Harry Slack |
| 1959 | Alice Elder | Wayne Winkler |
| 1958 | Phyllis Trotter | Del Wilson |
| 1957 | Mae Balmos | Blair Nelson |
| 1956 | Jesse McBain | Hugh P. Thomson |
| 1955 | Mary Hunt | Dr. Robert Reid |
| 1954 | Gladys Rideout | Glenn Richardson |
| 1953 | Rene Speers | Dr. Jack Leddy |
| 1952 | Wally Bushe | Gordon A. Beattie |
| 1951 | Scotty Johnstone | Herb Kilburn |
| 1950 | Edna Andrews | Herb Kilburn |
| 1949 | Marguerite Slack | Dr. Ben Reid |
| 1948 | Phyllis Trotter | Dr. Ben Reid |
| 1947 | Ede Boyle | N. C. (Newt) Byers |
| 1946 | Peggy Robb | N. C. (Newt) Byers |
| 1945 | ||
| 1944 | ||
| 1943 | ||
| 1942 | T.D. Gleave | N. C. (Newt) Byers |
| 1941 | R.R. Watts | J. H. Warren |
| 1940 | Gladys Rideout | S.D. (Sam) Boylan |
| 1939 | W. Knight Wilson | George Holden |
| 1938 | Amy Holroyde | Dr. George Bigelow |
| 1937 | T.B. Gibson | Frank Harris |
| 1936 | Virginia Brown | Clement Alexander |
| 1935 | W. Cameron/Agnes Rorison | John Know |
| 1934 | Eva Weir/Clara Campbell | A.D. Taylor |
| 1933 | W.J. Wrye | N. C. (Newt) Byers |
| 1932 | J.H.S. Garrett/Agnes Rorison | J. Russell Smith |
| 1931 | Myrtle Creighton | J.D. Gunn |
| 1930 | H. Middlemas | T. Tellison |
| 1929 | R.R. Morgan/F.R. Nason | W.H.A. Hill |
| 1928 | Gladys Rideout | W. Ritchie |
| 1927 | Gladys Rideout | Dr. H.L. Jacques |
| 1926 | Robert (Bob) Charlton | |
| 1925 | Frank Miley | |
| 1924 | Frank Miley | |
| 1923 | Lorne Johnson | |
| 1922 | B.M. Wakeling | |
| 1921 | James Smith | |
| 1920 | N. C. (Newt) Byers | |
| 1919 | J.D. (Jack) Turnbull | |
| 1918 | Harold C. Pope | |
| 1917 | A.F. Angus | |
| 1916 | W. (Bill) Laidlaw | |
| 1915 | James Balfour | |
| 1914 | James Balfour | |
| 1913 | James Balfour |
References
- Zary, Darren (May 5, 2011). "There's new name in golf in Province". The StarPhoenix. Archived from the original on January 19, 2013. Retrieved February 5, 2012.
- Ninety Years of Golf: An Illustrated History of Golf in Saskatchewan, by Mickey Boyle, Regina, Centax of Canada, 1987.
- Breaking 100: A Century of Women's Golf in Saskatchewan, by Sandra Bingaman, Regina, Saskatchewan Sport Hall of Fame, 1996.
- Zary, Darren (June 16, 2011). "Sask. golf season features trip to Warman's new links". The StarPhoenix. Archived from the original on January 19, 2013. Retrieved February 6, 2012.
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