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Pacific Northwest Golf Association Selects 2025 Players of the Year, Including Four From B.C.

Tacoma, Wash. – The Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) has announced the region’s Players of the Year for 2025. Those…

Ziemer's B.C. Golf Notes: Vanessa Zhang Posts Back-to-Back Collegiate Wins

Sihota, Osland survive Q school; Taylor joins Husky Hall of Fame; UBC men, women sweep Idaho event (October 20,25) - Vancouver’s Vanessa…

Reasons Why Fall Golf Is The Best

There’s something about fall golf that feels almost poetic. The air turns crisp, the crowds thin out, and the course itself seems calmer…

Nick Taylor Charity Classic Raises Over $550,000 in 2025, Marking Record-Breaking 9th Year

Chilliwack, BC – September 10, 2025 — The 9th annual Nick Taylor Charity Classic once again showcased the power of community, sport,…

Krahn Earns Top-15 Finish at Canadian Men’s Amateur, Secures 2026 Return

Austin Krahn - Image Credit Una Chou/BC Golf GATINEAU, QC, August 1, 2025 – Christina Lake’s Austin Krahn completed the 120th Canadian…

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Pacific Northwest Golf Association Selects 2025 Players of the Year, Including Four From B.C.

Tacoma, Wash. – The Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) has announced the region’s Players of the Year for 2025. Those honored include Men's Player of the Year, Max Herendeen of Bellevue, Wash.; Women’s, Lauren Kim of Surrey, B.C.; Men's...

Reasons Why Fall Golf Is The Best

There’s something about fall golf that feels almost poetic. The air turns crisp, the crowds thin out, and the course itself seems calmer — as if it’s exhaling after a long, hot summer. Ask seasoned golfers and many will tell you: fall is the...

Ziemer's B.C. Golf Notes: Vanessa Zhang Posts Back-to-Back Collegiate Wins

Sihota, Osland survive Q school; Taylor joins Husky Hall of Fame; UBC men, women sweep Idaho event (October 20,25) - Vancouver’s Vanessa Zhang should have Harvard’s athlete of the week honours wrapped up. All she did this past week was win...

Kris Jonasson Drove Change And Innovation For Three Decades At British Columbia Golf

Throughout his nearly 30-year tenure as head of British Columbia Golf, Kris Jonasson has never been a big believer in the status quo. Jonasson was always thinking about how he could improve things, how he could make the game more welcoming and...

Phyllis Laschuk, Dave Mick, Bryn Parry & Kris Jonasson Inducted Into B.C. Golf Hall of Fame

When Phyllis Laschuk left the family farm in Smoky Lake, Alta., at the age of 17 and headed west to Vancouver, she never would have imagined that one day she would be inducted into the British Columbia Golf Hall of Fame. After all, it was more...

BC's Adam Hadwin Defiantly Declares He's Not Done With Golf After Tough Year

Angry, frustrated, disappointed, disheartened. Adam Hadwin has felt all of those emotions and so many more in a PGA TOUR season where nothing seems to have worked. But surrender, give up and walk away to live a comfortable life on the millions he...

Nick Taylor Charity Classic Raises Over $550,000 in 2025, Marking Record-Breaking 9th Year

Chilliwack, BC – September 10, 2025 — The 9th annual Nick Taylor Charity Classic once again showcased the power of community, sport, and generosity, raising more than $550,000 to support youth and family programs across the Fraser Valley and...

Perseverance Paying Off For Kelowna’s Megan Osland

Ask Megan Osland what she is most proud of regarding her professional golf career and the Kelowna native doesn’t have to think long. “My resilience,” she says. That answer makes perfect sense as Osland has required lots of it in a nearly 10-year...

BC's Maggie Zhang Eagles Final Hole To Win Canadian U15 Championship

PITT MEADOWS — It was a roller-coaster round that ended on an exhilarating high for Richmond’s Maggie Zhang. After making a mess of the par 4 17th hole at Pitt Meadows Golf Club during the final round of the Canadian U15 Girls Championship, Zhang...

Hole-Out Eagle Propels Victoria’s Anna Wu To B.C. Juvenile (U17) Girls Championship

Anna Wu had to battle more than just her closest opponents to win the B.C. Juvenile (U17) Championship at Arbutus Ridge Golf Club in Cobble Hill. The 14-year-old Victoria resident also had to convince herself she could do it. “I think the thing I...

Luke Bernakevitch Cruises To Five-Shot Win at B.C. Juvenile (U17) Boys Championship

With a four-shot lead to start the final round of the B.C. Juvenile Boys Championship, Luke Bernakevitch decided it would be best to leave his driver in the bag most of the day.   That wasn’t an easy decision for the big-hitting 14-year-old...

BC's Leah John Goes Wire-to-Wire On Epson Tour For First Professional Win

Leah John went wire-to-wire to win the Epson Tour’s Four Winds Invitational in South Bend, Ind., and that makes it sound easy. It was anything but. The 25-year-old Vancouver native battled her nerves, her opponents and the golf course in the final...

Krahn Earns Top-15 Finish at Canadian Men’s Amateur, Secures 2026 Return

Austin Krahn - Image Credit Una Chou/BC Golf GATINEAU, QC, August 1, 2025 – Christina Lake’s Austin Krahn completed the 120th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship in a tie for 14th, finishing at 2-under par over four rounds. His steady play at the...

Emily Shi Wins 2025 B.C. Bantam Girls Title In A Playoff

Seven birdies in her final round weren’t enough. Emily Shi needed three more of them in a sudden-death playoff before she was able to win the B.C. Bantam Girls (U15) Championship at Burnaby Mountain Golf Course.   That playoff with Shi’s close...

Victoria's Owen Beaulac Takes B.C. Bantam Boys Title By Eight Shots

Owen Beaulac came close to winning last year’s B.C. Bantam Boys (U15) Championship before falling two shots short and finishing third.   This year, it wasn’t even close. A year older, now 14, and wiser, Beaulac played near flawless golf and beat...

Leonhardt Sets Quilchena Record With Scorching 61

RICHMOND, JUNE 22, 2025 (compiled from Golf Genius, PGA of BC, and NathanLeonhardt.com) — Nathan Leonhardt, the 2022 PGA of BC Teacher of the Year and founder of the Tour Development Academy, delivered the best round of his career June 16th, firing...

BC Golf Announces 2025 Canada Summer Games Squad For Newfoundland Games

The Canada Summer Games provides a national platform for young golfers to compete at an elite level, representing their provinces and territories.  As part of the multi-sport event, golf showcases top junior athletes, helping them gain valuable...

Team BC wins Inter-Provincial Team Championship at Canadian Women’s Am

ROTHESAY, N.B. - Mike Masaro / Golf Canada – After consecutive runner-up finishes the past two years, Team British Columbia (B.C.) has reclaimed the Inter-Provincial Team Championship from Team Ontario in the 111th playing of the Canadian Women’s...

Austin Krahn Makes B.C. Indigenous Championship His Third Straight Provincial Title

CRANBROOK — Three weeks. Three British Columbia Golf championships. How is your July going? Probably not as well as Austin Krahn’s.   The 17-year-old phenom from Christina Lake completed a remarkable run as he won his third straight B.C....

Austin Krahn And Joan Hinkey Lead After Opening Round Of B.C. Indigenous Championship

CRANBROOK — Austin Krahn was wearing his familiar sunglasses when he finished his first round of the B.C. Indigenous Championship at the St. Eugene Golf Resort. Those shades were notably absent when the B.C. Amateur and Junior Boys champion began...

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