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Brooke Henderson continues to make her mark on the record books by securing her 10th win on the LPGA TOUR. There were 2 other Canadians that won this week on the Outlaw Tour and the National Women's Golf Association. Plenty of other good results including a Monday qualifier and a couple runner up finishes. My guest this week is Yohann Benson of Montreal. He shared some detail about his US Open start in 2008 at Torrey Pines, his caddying experience with Mark Hubbard, Adam Hadwin and Russell Knox, and what it's like to be on-site at Augusta as a part of the broadcast team for RDS. Make sure to follow Yohann on twitter and Instagram and join his Facebook community to see the great content he produces. 

MacKenzie Tour moves the final Q-School from BC to Washington, PGA TOUR replaces the Canadian Open, Ontario shuts down golf courses. All that and the Weekly Canadian Golf Report on this week's episode. We're joined by Blair Hamilton from Burlington, Ontario. Blair was a highly ranked amateur golfer and a member of the University of Houston golf team for 4 successful years. He talks about the need for constant improvement to make it as a professional golfer, his days as a junior golfer in Ontario, the state of Canadian golf and his trip to a silent meditation retreat in Alberta on his search for success. 

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Extended Masters review in the intro to this week's pod. From Corey Conner's Ace, to Rose's hot finish on Thursday, Hideki's hot finish on Saturday, who let us down and why you should be buying stock in Will Zalatoris. Plus, a lot of Canadian results from the world of mini-tours this week. Finally, I'm joined by Jim Kenesky to discuss the Great Lakes Golf Tour, how he became the co-owner of the tour and the many people who have influenced the landscape of developmental golf in Ontario and Canada. 

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Another strong week for Canadians on the major tours with top 20 finishes on the PGA TOUR, LPGA TOUR and the Korn Ferry TOUR. Edmontonian, Wil Bateman, earned his card at the MacKenzie TOUR Q-School. All that and more in the Weekly Canadian Golf Report. My guest this week is Kaleb Gorbahn, a regular on the Outlaw TOUR and Vancouver Golf Tour. The Smithers, BC, native discusses his college days at Holy Cross and Nevada, his ability to hit the long ball, and how he's used his experiences so far to learn about his game. 

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This was a huge week for Canadians in professional golf, but probably bigger than you know! We dive into the results on and beyond the major tours in the Weekly Canadian Golf Report. I was actually nervous while recording this episode because I wanted my excitement to come through! We are joined by Russell Budd, founder of the Toronto Players Tour for a talk that spans from his days at DePaul University, to starting one of his first professional golf events with a hole in one followed by a hole out eagle, to what he would do after a missed cut on the Latino America Tour and a deep dive into his new passion of running golf tournaments. Registration for TPT events starts April 1st (www.torontoplayerstour.com) 

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Evan Holmes joins the show to reminisce about our junior golf days and discuss his first few years chasing the dream of professional golf. He also has the most interesting Timmies order so far in the Ohhhh Canada segment. The Weekly Canadian Golf Report is back with a few great finishes around the tours. Seven Canadians highlighted the field of the season opener on the Symetra Tour. 

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On the 10th episode we are joined by Rebecca Lee-Bentham to chat about her life in golf and a variety of other topics from her trip to watch a Raptors NBA Finals game in 2019, to the state of Women's golf, and her opportunity to be a role model in the growth of the game. I discuss my opinion of the cancellation of the 2021 RBC Canadian Open and of course the results of the week come in the Weekly Canadian Golf Report. 

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Corey Conners almost wins in Orlando, Jaclyn Lee makes the cut at the Drive On, Alena Sharp celebrates a birthday, and the McKenzie Tour hosts its second Q-School. Plus I had a great interview with Aaron Crawford to discuss his career so far, we chat grinding on mini-tours, how he goes so low, how caddying on the PGA TOUR helps with his own game, and his out of this world putting.

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Golf season is back! Tons of action on the major and minor tours across the states, and a lot of Canadian content. Mike Weir was so close to winning in Tucson, Yohann Benson almost made it into the Puerto Rico Open through the Monday qualifier, and much more in this week's Weekly Canadian Results Report. Our guest is Maddie Szeryk, a Texas A&M alum who is about to start her 3rd year on the Symetra Tour with eyes on an LPGA card for next season. We talk about her college career, the transition from college golf to pro golf, her support from Golf Canada and much more! 

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Another great week for Canadians in the world of professional golf. There was a win on the Minor League Golf Tour by Riley Goss, a successful Monday Qualifier on the Korn Ferry Tour by Albin Choi, and a great finish on the Swingthought Tour by Brittany Marchand. All that and more in the weekly results report. Then we are joined by the Founder, President and Commissioner of the Vancouver Golf Tour, Fraser Mulholland to chat about the VGT, his career as a professional golfer, how he used his experience in South Africa and Australia to structure his new tour and his vision for developmental golf in Canada.