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	CPGA Golf Tips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Canadian Professional Golfers' Association is a membership based organization representing more than 2,500 club professionals and tournament professionals across Canada.
		The CPGA was formed in 1911 which makes it the oldest professional golf association in North America.
		The Association established a code of ethics for its members which details that a golf professional must be honourable, fair dealing and must always put the betterment of the game first and foremost.
	www.canoe.ca /SlamGolfCPGATips (89 words)

	Moe Norman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Murray Irwin Norman or Moe Norman (July 10, 1929 - September 4, 2004) was a Canadian professional golfer.
		He was regarded by other pro golfers, such as American Lee Trevino, as a golf genius.
		He was inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in 1995.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Moe_Norman (313 words)

	Leonard, Stan
		Leonard, Stan, golfer (b at Vancouver, 2 Feb 1915).
		He won the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association championship 8 times 1940-61, was low Canadian in the Canadian Open 9 times 1945-61, won the BC Open 5 times, the Alberta Open 9 times, and the Saskatchewan Open twice.
		In 1957 he won the Greater Greensboro (NC) Open, in 1958 the Tournament of Champions and in 1960 the Western Open.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0004637 (96 words)

	Our Golf Professionals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Allard soon became a Head Golf Professional, golf course superintendent, a designer and builder of golf courses, and a successful, respected golf course owner.
		Allard was voted "Golf Professional of the Year" by the CPGA (Canadian Professional Golfers Association).
		A member of the CPGA since 1956, he also served on the Board of Directors for 15 years.
	www.woodingtonlake.com /pages/prs02.html (174 words)

	The B.C. Golf Guide - CPGA Profile Archives
		Ottawa, ON Earl Francis, Head Professional at the Fraserview Golf Club in Vancouver, BC, was today elected President of the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association at the Association's Annual General Meeting in Ottawa, Ontario.
		Also elected as Officers of the Association at the Annual Meeting were David Clark (Vice-President), Head Professional at the Brooks Golf Club in Brooks, Alberta and Lindon Garron (Secretary), Head Professional at the Algonquin Golf Club in St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
		It is a non-profit association that currently consists of approximately 3,000 golf professionals across the country.
	www.bcgolfguide.com /archives/cpga_profiles/march2001.html (488 words)

	Salmon Arm Golf Club - Extraordinary Golf Experiences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As well, he as obtained his Golf Professional status and is in his fourth year as a Member of the Canadian Professional Golfers Association.
		C.P.G.A. Kyle is now entering his 3rd year as a CPGA Golf Professional at the Salmon Arm Golf Club.
		Kyle is looking forward to the future with plans to attend his last 2 required workshops for the CPGA and attempted the “Class A” status examination for the Canadian Professional Golf Association.
	www.salmonarmgolf.com /academy-instructors.htm (256 words)

	About the Ottawa CPGA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Canadian Professional Golfers' Association is a membership based non-profit organization representing over 3,000 club professionals and tournament professionals across Canada.
		The CPGA is committed to improve and promote the game of golf by providing the golfing public and the CPGA approved facilities with the highest quality administrators, teachers, players and promoters of the game, through superior training, education, and member development.
		Canadian PGA approved facilities with the highest quality administrators, teachers, players and promoters of the game, through superior training, education, and member development.
	ottawacpga.com /about_us.htm (410 words)

	Canadian PGA Announces Whistle Bear Golf Club as New Home of 2004 CPGA Championship on the Nationwide Tour
		Acton, ON (September 24, 2003) The Canadian Professional Golfers’ Association announced today that the 2004 Canadian PGA Championship presented by MasterCard, a tournament on the Nationwide Tour, will be held at Whistle Bear Golf Club in Cambridge, ON.
		The Canadian PGA Championship presented by MasterCard is the second oldest professional golf championship in Canada and boasts a legacy of legendary champions like Arnold Palmer, George Knudson, Lee Trevino, Al Balding, Raymond Floyd, and Richard Zokol.
		Established in 1911, the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association is a non-profit Association comprised of approximately 3,000 golf professionals across the country with a mandate to promote and advance the game of golf serving the needs of both its membership and golfing public through professional development programs, junior golf involvement and high-caliber competitive events.
	www.canadagolfguide.com /artman/publish/printer_519.cfm (793 words)

	Golf Professional
		Actively involved in the golf industry, he has served in various capacities with a number of Associations and is currently President of the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association; a Director of the Golf Management Institute of Canada and; Treasurer of the Hulbert Memorial Fund which is the benevolent fund of the Ontario PGA.
		In 1990, he was recognized as the Ontario Professional of the Year; in 1997 as the Ont. PGA Merchandiser of the Year and the Canadian PGA Merchandiser of the Year (first time awarded).
		In 2004, Drew won the Callaway/Top Flight Pro-Am Shootout at Rattlesnake Point Golf Club and was later named Associate Professional of the Year by the Ontario PGA.
	www.bayviewclub.com /submaster.cfm?aPage=printer.cfm&ID=133 (355 words)

	News - Southern Wesleyan University
		Ted Stonehouse, Head Professional and General Manager at the Bell Bay Golf Club in Baddeck, Nova Scotia is the winner of the Canadian PGA Club Professional Award.
		Club Professional nominees are judged on a wide array of criteria ranging from business operation at their own golf club to promotion of the game and playing ability.
		The Canadian Professional Golfers' Association is a non-profit Association comprised of approximately 3,000 golf professionals across the country.
	www.swu.edu /news/ted_stonehouse.php (352 words)

	How to Play Better Golf Without Practicing
		Alan Riley is a Master Professional member of the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association and has over 20 years of experience as a golf instructor.
		He is a Past-President of the Alberta Professional Golfers' Association and has served on the Canadian PGA National Education Committee.
		In addition to having success with students whose skill levels range from beginners to professionals, he is a facilitator for the Canadian PGA Teaching and Coaching Certification Program and has instructed courses in golf for the University of Alberta.
	www.bettergolfwithoutpractice.com (311 words)

	News - Coaching Association of Canada
		The Coaching Association of Canada is a not-for-profit amateur sport organization with the mandate to improve the effectiveness of coaching across all sports and at all levels of the sport system.
		The Royal Canadian Golf Association is the governing body of golf in Canada representing close to 400,000 members nationwide.
		The Canadian Professional Golfers' Association is a non-profit Association comprised of approximately 3,300 golf professionals across the country with a mandate to promote and advance the game of golf serving the needs of both its membership and the golfing public through professional development programs, junior golf involvement, and high-caliber competitive events.
	www.coach.ca /eng/story_details.cfm?ID=63 (581 words)

	Our Golf Pros (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Andrew is rejoining the Woodington Lake team after spending four years as an Associate Professional at Thornhill Country Club.
		Over his seven years as a member of the Canadian Professional Golfers Association he has developed his skills as teacher, club fitter and player.
		Through his vast experience working with all levels of golfers, he has learned that golf can be very enjoyable for everyone, novice or pro.
	www.woodingtonlake.com /pages/pros.html (258 words)

	Official Website Of Mike Weir - news
		Warren Crosbie, Head Professional at Bayview Country Club in Thornhill, ON, was elected President of the Canadian Professional Golfers’ Association today at the Association’s Annual General Meeting in Winnipeg, MB.
		Outside of Association activities, Crosbie was the former Director of the Golf Management Institute of Canada from its inception in 1999 until January 2005.
		Crosbie was the winner of the 1990 Ontario PGA Professional of the Year and the 1997 Ontario PGA and Canadian PGA Merchandiser of the Year awards.
	www.mikeweir.sympatico.msn.ca /news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=315414&itype=&iCategoryID=0 (772 words)

	CPGA Zone Championship Series
		The British Columbia Professional Golfers' Association is a non-profit organization that serves and represents more than 600 golf professionals in B.C. The Association was formed in 1934 and is governed by a nine-member board of directors, all Class "A" members of the Association.
		It is one of nine zones of the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association.
		Included in the tournament schedule is a number of qualifying events for international tournaments initiated to give juniors the chance to represent their country, to test their skills against the rest of the world and to give them the opportunity to gain exposure to college coaches.
	www.cjga.com /cpga/05-b8-pre.asp (528 words)

	BC Golf News 2006
		Four years ago the Canadian PGA raised some eyebrows and ruffled a few feathers when the president and board of directors of the day decided to take the second oldest professional golf championship in Canada and give it over to the PGA TOUR of the United States.
		Fortunately for Canadian golf fans the PGA TOUR decided the event should continue to be played in Canada for a few years longer.
		Putting the tournament into American hands has cost many aspiring Canadian tour players an opportunity of playing in a national championship, however, for those few with the skills and determination to be tour players, if they get to qualify, the increased purse and prestige can certainly be a tremendous boost to their career.
	www.bcgolfnews.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17&itemid=2 (354 words)

	RCGA
		The one-day symposium is open to all Canadian local, provincial and national coaches as well as Canadian PGA members and is designed to offer coaches, teaching professionals and golf instructors valuable insight and training from some of Canada’s most renowned coaching experts.
		The Bell Canadian Open and CN Canadian Women’s Open attract the best professional golfers in the world, while six regional junior championships, 10 national amateur championships and the CN Canadian Women’s Tour showcase the best of Canadian golf.
		Established in 1911, the Canadian Professional Golfers` Association is a non-profit Association comprised of approximately 3,400 golf professionals across the country with a mandate to promote and advance the game of golf serving the needs of both its membership and golfing public through professional development programs, junior golf involvement and high-caliber competitive events.
	www.rcga.org /english/News/news_details.asp?ID=1116 (566 words)

	Moe Norman
		In the late 1950's Moe won dozens of amateur tournaments in Canada, including the Canadian Amateur two years in a row.
		After 1979, Moe won seven straight Canadian PGA senior championships, tied for fifth in the eighth, and won the ninth.
		The Royal Canadian Golf Association inducted him into the Canadian Hall of Fame.
	www.naturalgolf.ca /aboutmoe.html (228 words)

	David Clark Elected Canadian PGA President
		Alberta Golf Professional David Clark Elected President of Canadian PGA Acton, ON (March 11, 2003) David Clark, Head Professional at the Brooks Golf Club in Brooks, Alberta was elected President of the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association Sunday at the Association's 93rd Annual General Meeting in Vancouver, BC.
		From there, his career as a respected golf professional progressed rapidly with tenures at the Elks of Calgary Golf & Country Club and Shaw-Nee Slopes Golf Club in Calgary which led to his current position at the Brooks Golf Club.
		Also elected Officers of the Association at the Annual General Meeting were Al Scott (Vice-President), Head Professional at the Grand Pines Golf Course in Selkirk, Manitoba and Warren Crosbie (Secretary), Head Professional at Bayview Country Club in Thornhill, Ontario.
	www.canadagolfguide.com /artman/publish/printer_357.cfm (302 words)

	PGATOUR.com - Canadian Open (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As the governing body of golf in Canada, the RCGA has been serving Canadian golfers since 1895, providing support, encouragement and expertise as the game and the country have grown.
		Through sponsorship of the Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation and the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary System of Canada, the RCGA is promoting research and development in environmental and agronomic fields.
		School groups, families and interested golfers alike can view the history of the game, from the first feathery balls and hickory-shafted clubs to the high-tech equipment of today, in interactive displays on site at the museum.
	www.pgatour.com /tournaments/r032/charity (1130 words)

	TSN.ca - MLB - Canada's Sports Leader
		Al Balding is one of the best Canadian golfers to ever swing a club.
		In 1955, Balding became the first Canadian to win a PGA event when he bettered the field at the Mayfair Open.
		Remarkably at the age of 76, Balding captured the 2000 Canadian Professional Golfers Association Senior title.
	www.tsn.ca /tools/print_feature.asp?fid=6105 (188 words)

	Professional Golf Management Certificate of Achievement
		The Professional Golf Managment (PGM) Certificate of Achievement is a one-year program exclusively designed for those interested in seeking a career as a Head Golf Professional.
		The CPGA Board of Directors has granted approval for Grant MacEwan College to offer the diploma major and the Certificate of Achievement as a basis for seeking Class "A" status within this association.
		For students seeking CPGA class "A" status, the practicum must be completed in Canada under the direction of a Class "A" member.
	www.business.gmcc.ab.ca /management/pgm/certificate/general.html (556 words)

	Golf Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Research by the National Golf Foundation shows that golfers 45 years of age and older represent 39% of the golfer population yet account for 47% of golf-related spending.
		Visibility of golf and golf equipment has been enhanced by increased media coverage of professional golf tournaments, including the creation of The Golf Channel, and a greater number of special events and outings, including thousands of annual charity golf tournaments.
		Industry associations such as the Canadian Professional Golfers Association (CPGA) and the Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA) have helped boost the popularity of golf through programs such as the Future Links national junior development program, which has involved more than 245,800 boys and girls since its inception in 1996.
	www.golftown.com /investor/fundamentals.aspx (277 words)

	CBC Sports: Hall of fame golfer Stan Leonard passes away
		Legendary Canadian golfer Stan Leonard has died at age 90.
		Leonard was a member of the Canadian PGA for 67 years, joining in 1938.
		The family of a Canadian man being held in China is pleading with the federal government for help, saying he could be executed as early as next week.
	www.cbc.ca /story/sports/national/2005/12/20/Sports/stan_leonard051220.html (667 words)

	Jamie Murphy - CPGA Teaching Professional
		I turned professional in May 2001 joining the Canadian Professional Golfers Association.
		In that same year I became the Assistant Professional and certified CPGA Teaching Professional at Cedar Hill Golf Course.
		Furthering my education in the game of golf is very important to me. I want to be the best I can be for myself and especially my students.
	jmurphygolf.com (293 words)

	LPGA.com
		CN Canadian Women's Tour, conducted by the RCGA is one of North America's premier developmental tours attracting rising Canadian and international female golf professionals as well as top Canadian female amateurs.
		LPGA Tour professionals such as Lorie Kane and Isabelle Beisiegel competed on the Canadian Women's Tour, and used their experiences on Tour as a springboard to future success.
		Conducted by the RCGA in partnership with the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association (CPGA) and Canada's provincial golf associations, the program consists of multi-level instruction and rewards, clinics, camps, support materials and special programs to raise awareness of junior golf and address the issues of accessibility and affordability.
	www.lpga.com /content_1.aspx?mid=2&pid=4945 (619 words)

	Pro Page
		Bruce Murray is one of few Canadians awarded with Master Professional status by The Canadian Professional Golfers Association.
		She is a graduate of The University of El Paso were she was their number #1 player and was inducted into the University of El Paso’s Golf Hall of Fame in the year 2000.
		Kristen passed her CPGA entrance exams and was low female qualifier in her playability test.
	www.golfwildfire.com /submaster.cfm?aPage=printer.cfm&ID=92 (310 words)

	SCOREGolf Insider News
		This year's Canadian Tour Order of Merit winner Jon Mills is one of Canada's best bets to join Mike Weir and others on the PGA Tour.
		Rumours persist that the Canadian Tour is looking to introduce an RCGA co-sanctioned tournament at DiamondBack GC in Richmond Hill, Ont., site of the last three Samsung Canadian PGA Championships, which is a Nationwide Tour event.
		Georgian College and Hawk Ridge GandCC are set to host the 2003 Canadian College Open National Championship Oct. 7 -10 in Orillia, Ont. The tournament will boast a strong field, having already confirmed entries from 15 colleges across the country, and offers competition at both the individual and team level.
	www.scoregolf.com /insider/news/insider35v2.htm (1039 words)

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