PAST PRESIDENTS GOLF MANITOBA MANITOBA LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION

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2 PAST PRESIDENTS GOLF MANITOBA Kevin O Donovan Rob MacDonald Harvey Goehring Trish Jordan Lou Spado Don MacDonald 2003 George McLeod MANITOBA LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION Ms. Lezlie Parker Mrs. Carol Doerksen Mrs. Anne Leibl Mrs. Joyce Collier * Mrs. Valerie Spencer * Mrs. Allie Lumsden Mrs. Phyllis Bell Mrs. Lorraine MacLeod Mrs. Ethel Calnek Mrs. M. L. (Phylles) Wotton* Mrs. T. J. (Colleen) Hutchison * Mrs. G. D. (Aihlin) Walker * Mrs. J. (Connie) McCrindle * Mrs. A. (Peggy) Colonello Mrs. H. (Bea) Sharpe * Mrs. D. H. (Lavonne) Pitts * Mrs. J. W. (Melba) Darracott * Mrs. J. C. H. Blackburn * Mrs. N. H. Greenberg * Mrs. O. L. Robinson * Mrs. H. L. Hallett * Mrs. R. S. Pearce * Mrs. T. H. Clarke * Mrs. P. H. S. Campbell * Mrs. E. J. MacKenzie * Mrs. L. P. Mason * Mrs. J. L. Peterson * Mrs. D. P. Allen * * Denotes deceased

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS MISSION STATEMENT / VISION STATEMENT / PARTNERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS / STAFF...2 PRESIDENT S REPORT COURSE RATING & HANDICAP COMMITTEE REPORT...5 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT...6 OFFICIALS COMMITTEE REPORT...7 PLAYER DEVELOPMENT REPORT SPONSORSHIP & MARKETING COMMITTEE REPORT TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE REPORT TREASURER S REPORT VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE REPORT MANITOBA GOLF HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM REPORT MANITOBA GOLF SCHOLARSHIP FUND REPORT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR S REPORT GOLF MANITOBA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION INTERPROVINCIAL TEAM RESULTS GOLF MANITOBA FINANCIAL STATEMENTS... Appendix A

4 MISSION STATEMENT Golf Manitoba's mission is to develop, promote, govern and service the game of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario for the benefit of all participants. VISION STATEMENT To be recognized as the center of excellence that provides quality, innovative, and accessible programs and services to the golfing community. THANK YOU TO GOLF MANITOBA PARTNERS FOR

5 GOLF MANITOBA INC. President President - Elect Past President Tammy Gibson Vince Mariani Kevin O Donovan Maplewood & Niakwa Elmhurst Breezy Bend Vice - President Ken Warwick Niakwa Garth Collings Breezy Bend Jim Gosman Southwood Treasurer Wayne McWhirter Southwood DIRECTORS Bob Fallis Pine Ridge Barry Hooke Portage Liliane Fargey Carman Wayne Leslie St. Charles GOLF CANADA Kevin O Donovan Breezy Bend Governors Council Tammy Gibson Maplewood & Niakwa Provincial Council Office Address: Rob MacDonald Elmhurst Board Member Executive Director Director of Administration Director of Competitions Director of Player Development Office Administrator Player Development Intern GOLF MANITOBA STAFF Dave Comaskey John Lamarche Lisa Andersen Garth Goodbrandson Carol Muzychka Thomas Friesen 145 Pacific Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2Z6 Telephone: (204) Fax: (204) golfmb@golfmanitoba.mb.ca Website:

6 REPORTS

7 PRESIDENT S REPORT As President of Golf Manitoba, I am pleased to report on our activities for the past year. Our mission as the governing body of amateur golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario is to develop, promote, govern and service the game of golf for the benefit of all participants. Recognized by Sport Manitoba as the Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) for golf in the province, Golf Manitoba works in alignment with both Sport Manitoba and Golf Canada to achieve its goals. Last year we celebrated our 100th anniversary of amateur golf in Manitoba. Quite an accomplishment! This year as we moved forward into the next 100 years, it is clear that the game of golf and golfers in Canada have changed significantly. Today the majority of golfers have no affiliation with a golf club, which is quite the opposite compared to the early years of golf. Yet the number of people playing the game has grown. We know we have to change as well if we want to continue to fulfil our mission. In November 2015, Golf Manitoba initiated a new strategic planning process in collaboration with Sport Manitoba, as part of their Integrated Funding Framework. We identified three key strategic priorities to focus on over the next three years, ensuring alignment with Sport Manitoba and Golf Canada s strategic plan which contains four pillars - participation, excellence, capacity and interaction. It is these four pillars that guide our Board of Directors in providing governance and oversight on behalf of Golf Manitoba. Golf Manitoba s strategic priorities are: To enhance our relationship/partnership the PGA of Manitoba to further the development of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario, in alignment with the Long Tern Player Development program. To enhance our communication tools to increase the opportunity to attract more golfers/members. To establish a consolidated, complete and up-to-date policy manual with regular review and updates. As a Board, we are committed to moving forward on these strategic priorities, while continuing to deliver the programs and services being offered to our members. Our financial situation continues to provide challenges. Tournament entries have been declining over the past number of years, with declines in some events more significant than others. This trend is common across many other provinces. Our Tournament Committee annually reviews entry numbers and brainstorms to identify new strategies to help increase tournament participation. As well, 2016 was the second year of the new membership model being rolled out by Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada. There are currently 16 clubs participating under this new model, while the majority of clubs are still operating under the old model. Expected revenues from clubs under the new model have been lower than expected, which has had a negative impact on our financials. We will continue to monitor this situation closely with Golf Canada and remain cautiously optimistic that this new membership model will strengthen overtime, resulting in increased revenue. The shared revenue generated through membership dues allows Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada to provide programs and services needed to grow the game. This includes the Golf in Schools and CN Future Links programs, supporting regional, provincial, university and national teams, as well as the annual Golf Fore the Cure fundraising event presented by Subaru. Golf Manitoba also provides rules and handicap seminars, course rating, and player development support for coaching, training and national certification programs

8 This summer saw golf returning to the Summer Olympics after 112 years. The golf experience in Rio is sure to have a lasting impact on the future of the game. Here in Manitoba and Canada, golf is included in the Summer Games and our player development initiatives now include training squads in preparation for the games. The 2016 PowerSmart Manitoba Games in Steinbach this August were a huge success and next year we look forward to hosting the 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg. Our competitive season has now come to a close and I would like to congratulate our 2016 Provincial Champions and all competitors who participated in Golf Manitoba events over the past year. Thank you for supporting our events. For a complete listing of events, competitors and results please refer to the tournament listings at the back of the annual report. I would like to acknowledge and thank Golf Manitoba s most important asset, our dedicated and hard working group of volunteers who faithfully give their time and effort. Without them, we would not be able to provide the programs and services for the benefit of our members. I would also like to thank my fellow Board members for their support and commitment during my first year as President, and I look forward to working with the upcoming Board. Special thanks to our Committee Chairs and committee members for their ideas and innovations to keep us moving forward. I want to express my appreciation to the Golf Manitoba staff - Dave Comaskey, John Lamarche, Garth Goodbrandson, Lisa Andersen, Carol Muzychka and the summer intern, Thomas Friesen for their hard work and efforts towards ensuring a smooth running organization. Respectfully Submitted, Tammy Gibson President - 4 -

9 COURSE RATING & HANDICAP COMMITTEE REPORT 2016 was the beginning of a new cycle for the course rating system which had been last updated in In order to keep up to date with the changes, Barbara Hamill and Aija Culley attended a Golf Canada Seminar in Toronto and Harry Martel and myself attended a United States Golf Association (USGA) seminar in Orlando. A training session was conducted in June of this year at Pine Ridge Golf Club for our raters. It was attended by 8 raters that have been rating in past years as well as 8 new volunteers. The course rating committee completed a total of 22 ratings during These included 12 re-ratings and 10 for additional tees and other changes. To maintain valid course and slope ratings, golf courses are required to be re rated at least every 10 years or when significant changes are made. Women s ratings included Chapples Golf Course, Fort William Country Club, Kenogamisis Golf Club, Kenora Golf & Country Club, Thunder Bay Country Club, Falcon Lake Golf Course, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club, Winkler Golf Club, Southwood Golf & Country Club, Players Course, Warren Golf & Country Club, Oak Island Golf Course and Shilo Country Club. Men s ratings included Kenora Golf & Country Club, Falcon Lake Golf Course, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club, Winkler Golf Club, Southwood Golf & Country Club, Players Course, Warren Golf & Country Club, Oak Island Golf Course and Shilo Country Club. Golf Manitoba continues to conduct Handicap Education Seminars for representatives from our member clubs. In 2016 a seminar was held at the Whitewater Golf Club in Thunder Bay in June. The license agreement with the USGA requires that each club have at least one representative certified. These representatives will then be used as a resource for inquiries at the club level. If your club has not sent an individual, please do so and if you have already sent someone, we would encourage you to send others to be educated on the details of the handicap system. We would also encourage clubs to organize seminars specifically for your members and Golf Manitoba will come to your club to assist. Thank you to all our volunteers for their efforts throughout the year. Looking forward to another busy summer for all our men s and women s rating teams next year as well as continuing to educate Manitoba and North West Ontario golfers on the parameters of the handicap system. Respectfully Submitted, Brian Gilhuly Course Rating & Handicap Committee Chair - 5 -

10 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT The new membership model continued in its second year of testing. While last year s rollout to smaller clubs provided some insight as to how the new model would work, it became clear that more information was required from a variety of club sizes. A different approach was taken this year. Ten clubs and an additional 7 clubs that in the last five years or so left the association for various reasons received an invitation to participate under the new membership model. There were 740 gold memberships sold this year under the new model. We may wonder how this new plan came about. There are 1.2 million golfers in Canada. In the 1950 s 95% of the golfers belonged to a club; today 95% are green fee players. The clubs wanted some change that would better reflect the needs of both the golf clubs and the players. Everyone wanted choices. The new model is welcomed by the clubs and the members and non-member golfers are happy to have choices. Our role during this transition is to ensure the following: good communication to both the clubs and the golfers that everyone understands that they have choices that the clubs understand their benefits that the golfers, both members and green fee players understand the benefits continue to provide information about the new model Some of the benefits to the clubs include course rating, statistical reports to help them identify and attract new golfers, a rebate program, a retail program and referral program. Additional benefits are available. The benefits offered to the golfers that purchase a gold membership are: Discounts on tickets to the Canadian Men s and Women s Opens Discounts on Hudson s Bay special merchandise Golf Canada Shop merchandise discounts Weekly prizes for entering scores into the Golf Canada system. A prize example is an Adidas outfit which comprised of a golf shirt, golf shoes, shorts or a skort. Official Handicap Factor Equipment Guarantee Program up to $2500 replacement value ($75 deductible) on lost or stolen equipment, Golf Cart Damage while on a course. ID labels to help identify clubs left behind Access to Provincial, National and other sanctioned events. A gift package that consists of a Rule Book and a Golf Canada divot repair tool Internationally recognized membership card Golf Canada magazine home delivery To learn more about these benefits visit the golfcanada.ca website. Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada continue to make changes and/or make improvements to this new plan and hope to have it fully implemented in the near future. In closing, I would like to say that all of us can help grow the game when we support our Provincial Association by purchasing the gold membership through a golf club. Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada need our support to continue with its programs and to ensure the future of the game. Respectfully Submitted, Liliane Fargey Membership Committee Chair - 6 -

11 OFFICIALS COMMITTEE REPORT It has once again been a long and busy schedule of tournaments and rules clinics this year. To the tournament staff on scene; Lisa and Thomas, many thanks to you for your assistance, patience and professionalism throughout the year. To the office staff (Carol, Garth, & John), thank you for your tireless work. Special thanks to Dave Comaskey for his leadership and help in the past year. To those of you who marked courses and prepared Notice to Competitors for our events, my sincere thanks. To my fellow committee members (Betty Grant, Lou Spado, Don MacDonald, and Jim Gosman), I say thank you and I hope that we will continue to work together in the same co-operative manner. We also continued rules clinics during the winter that were well attended by players, officials and potential officials. We took our winter clinics to the clubs this past winter and saw an increase in attendance primarily due to local members from each club. These clinics will be offered again in the coming winter and spring. Golf Canada has a program for developing Rules Officials. Levels 1 through 4 have been developed to make it easier for someone to learn more about the Rules of Golf or even become a rules official. The progression is as follows: 1. Levels One and Two are offered on-line through the Golf Canada website 2. Level 3 is conducted by the provincial golf associations 3. Level 4 is the National clinic run by Golf Canada Level 3 can be attended by anyone who is interested in learning more about the rules. If you really hope to pass the exam, it does take a good deal of preparation. It goes without saying that the strength of Golf Manitoba, aside from the staff members, is in the volunteers, who readily give up their time to ensure that the golfers of Manitoba and North West Ontario have a positive, pleasant experience participating in our competitions. Lastly, my thanks to those who participated in another successful season. Respectfully Submitted, Bob Fallis Officials Committee Chair - 7 -

12 PLAYER DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2016 Junior Girls Nassau Team Thirteen different junior girls received the opportunity to play in the A Division of the Nassau League in The team finished in a tie for 4 th place during the regular season and once again made the playoffs. Additional experience was gained in the semi-finals as the team was defeated by Southwood, the eventual Nassau Champions. The Nassau League continues to be a great training opportunity for junior girls in Manitoba. Observing more experienced players at golf courses that they are unfamiliar with will only make the juniors better players. Brenda Prystayko has been a fantastic supporter of this program. Brenda volunteers numerous hours as the Non- Playing Captain of the team and is looked upon as a great role model for the girls. Thank you Brenda! 2016 Junior Boys Mundie Putter Team The junior boys received some fantastic opportunities playing in the A Division in To play against the top amateur players at golf courses they may have never played before gives the junior golfers a great opportunity to learn. The team was comprised of 14 different juniors who are all eligible for the 2017 Canada Games. Dennis Prystayko has been the Non-Playing Captain of the team for many years and his passion and experience for the program is invaluable. Thank you Dennis! Junior Girls at the Nationals Five Manitobans competed in a field of 100 players at the 2016 Junior Girls Championship in Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia. Rebecca Kuik (T59th), Katie McGlenen (64th) and Marissa Naylor (66 th ) all made the 36 hole cut while Bobbi Uhl (T71st) and Brynn Todd (T71st) both missed the cut by just one shot. Junior Boys at the Nationals Five Manitobans competed in a field of 156 at the 2016 Junior Boys Championship in St. John s Newfoundland. Wesley Hoydalo (T66th) was the lone Manitoban to make the cut. Both Sam Diamond (T74th) and Stefan Lavallee (T82nd) narrowly missed the cut. Ryan McMillan (T98th), Zach Wytinck (T106th) and Colby Dudek T128th) also participated in the event. Two 16-year-old Manitobans were part of a field of 263 players and had terrific performances at the 2016 Canadian Men s Amateur Championship. Marco Trstenjak had a phenomenal performance shooting scores of =286 and finished T28th. Ryan McMillan had an excellent showing as well by shooting 72-77=149 finishing T97th and narrowly missing the cut. PowerSmart Manitoba Games In 2012, Golf Manitoba changed the format of the PowerSmart Manitoba Games that saw Training Squads assembled in the 8 different regions in Manitoba. PGA of Manitoba members were hired to Coach their Regional Team and offer participants of the program a minimum of 20 hours of training before hosting a 36- hole Team Qualifier

13 In 2016 Coaches Tom Kinsman, Darren McMillan, Greg Hesom, Brian Guenther, Dave Scinocca, Matt Lorenz and Scott McCallum led their Training Squads through team practices in May, June and July to prepare for the 2016 Manitoba Games in Steinbach. The program saw 84 participants (64 boys and 20 girls) take part of the training. Twenty-eight boys ages 15 and under and twenty girls ages 17 and under represented their region in an amazing 36- hole event at the Steinbach Fly In Golf Club. The format consisted of a team (taking the best 2 of 4 scores for the girls each day and 3 of 4 scores for the boys) and an individual competition. The following were the medal winners at the Games: Girls Team Results Gold Team Westman: Bobbi Uhl, Hailey Shanks, Tianna Slate and Brynne Pachinski Silver Team Winnipeg Gold: Rebecca Kuik, Mckenzie Batacan, Brittany Marie Young and Dayna Wozny Bronze Team Interlake: Lexie Kopp, Reece Carter, Mikyla Albert and Dayna Dubnicoff Girls Individual Results Gold Rebecca Kuik, Team Winnipeg Gold Silver Bobbi Uhl, Team Westman Bronze Kate Gregoire Team Eastman Gold Silver Bronze Boys Team Results Team Winnipeg Gold: Josh Shuster, Blake Jacques, Nicholas Fernandes and Nic Fanning Team Winnipeg Blue: Jacob Armstrong, Braxton Kuntz, Chase Ganaden and Aidan Lane Team Central: Colton Harder, Owen Gillespie, Clark Bolton and Brody MacDonald Boys Individual Results Gold Team Winnipeg Gold Josh Shuster Silver Team Winnipeg Gold Blake Jacques Bronze Team Winnipeg Gold Nicholas Fernandes Thank you to all the Coaches of the program who put in countless hours to ensure that each participant had a memorable experience. A big thank you to Brian Guenther, the Steinbach Fly In Golf Club and all the volunteers who were absolutely amazing hosts of the tournament. CN Future Links Program Golf Manitoba has continued to put an emphasis on grassroots development programming. We offer clinics to elementary schools at no charge with hopes of promoting the game to youngsters in Manitoba and North West Ontario. Golf Manitoba had a record year conducting clinics to over 8,000 kids. Player Development Intern, Thomas Friesen, had a very busy summer and did an amazing job organizing, conducting and ensuring fun at all the clinics. The feedback about the program from the schools has been very positive. For a number of years PGA of Canada Professional Glen Sirkis has assisted Golf Manitoba with programs. Glen coordinates and conducts Golf in Schools clinics, City of Winnipeg camps and CN Future Links clinics. Glen s passion and experience of junior golf is appreciated by Golf Manitoba. Glen is viewed amongst his peers as a leader of junior golf in Manitoba. Respectfully Submitted, Garth Goodbrandson Director of Player Development - 9 -

14 SPONSORSHIP & MARKETING REPORT Golf Manitoba continues to enhance its communication efforts to ensure not only our current members stay well informed about ongoing events and promotions, but also to reach the many golfers who have not yet become members. Over the past several years, we have enjoyed the support of corporate leaders in our community. Accurate Dorwin, The Golf Dome and Nott Autocorp, have proven to be invaluable supporters of amateur golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario. In order to grow our game and improve Golf Manitoba financially, a new sponsorship strategy is in its development stage. A local marketing firm is providing its expertise to Golf Manitoba to create a pathway to identifying options to increase our off-course revenue stream. Securing new sponsors to compliment our existing supporters, will help improve Golf Manitoba s financial viability. In turn, we will be able to continue to meet our responsibility of servicing members and, in turn, continue to grow the game. Thank you to our professional staff under the leadership of Dave Comaskey for their tireless efforts. Respectfully Submitted, Vince Mariani Sponsorship & Marketing Committee Chair

15 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE REPORT I am pleased to present the 2016 Golf Manitoba Tournament Report. Eighteen Championships and three Qualifiers were conducted by Golf Manitoba in 2016 involving 958 participants. Highlights of the 2016 Golf Season include. Golf Fore the Cure Women s Alternate Shot was held at Pine Ridge Golf Club with 40 participants. Carman s Lillian Fargey and Kathy Adams were the winners. $1217 was raised for Cancer Care Manitoba. The Women s City & District was held at Transcona with 17 competitors. Bri-ann Tokariwski from Elmhurst was the Champion. For the 5 th year a Non-Competitive flight was offered for players who want to experience a competitive event without their scores being posted. Unfortunately, there were no entries in this division. The Women s Amateur and Men s Mid-Amateur Championships were held together for the 5 th year as a single tournament and was played at the Breezy Bend Country Club. There was a total of 92 participants (25 Women and 67 Men). Eric Johnson from Breezy Bend was the Men s Champion and Bri-ann Tokariwski from Elmhurst was the Women s Champion. The Senior Men s and Women s Championship was held at Glendale. There was a total of 88 participants (25 Senior Women and 63 Senior Men). Mike Walker from St. Boniface was the Men s Champion and Rhonda Orr from Southwood was the Women s Champion. For the 8 th year in a row we are pleased to have Nott Autocorp as the title sponsor for the Men s Amateur Championship. This year s championship was held at the Minnewasta Golf & Country Club. The Men s Amateur winner was Devon Schade from Elmhurst. The Rural Men s Championship was played at the Teulon Golf & Country Club. (23 Amateurs & Seniors, & 3 juniors). The Amateur winner was Ryan Sholdice from Teulon Golf & Country Club, the Senior winner was Keith Fawcett from Clear Lake Golf Course and the Junior winner was Wesley Hoydalo from Elmhurst Golf & Country Club. The Senior Match Play was contested at Elmhurst Golf & Country Club and had 22 participants with Tom Humniski from the host club the eventual Champion. The regular Match Play was also played at Elmhurst with Travis Fredborg of Selkirk the Men s Champion and Jenna Roadley of Glendale the Women s Champion. The Accurate Dorwin Junior Men s & Women s Championship was held at the Portage Golf Club and Bel Acres Golf & Country Club. In the 13+ age group, 54 Junior boys and 12 Junior girls played with Zach Wytinck from Golf Manitoba s Public Players Club the Boy s Champion and Bobbi Uhl from Shilo Country Club the Girls Champion. In the 12 & Under Category, 4 Junior boy s played. Adam Ingram from Elmhurst was the Boy s Champion. The Junior Bantam was held at the Assiniboine Golf Club with 12 players. Neel Soni from St. Charles Country Club was the winner. The Junior Interclub was held at the Winkler Golf Club with 40 players. Elmhurst Golf & Country Club was the City Division winners and Portage Golf Club were the Rural Division winners

16 The Provincial Interclub was held at Grand Pines Golf Course with 60 participants. The City Division winners were Niakwa Country Club and Minnewasta Golf & Country Club was the Rural Division winners. Senior Interclub was held at Quarry Oaks with 84 players. City Division Champions were Breezy Bend Country Club and the Rural Division Champions were Carman Golf & Curling Club. Women s Interclub A was held at Links at the Lakes in Gimli with 60 players. Pine Ridge Golf Club was the Low Net winner and Southwood Golf & Country Club was the Low Gross winner. Women s Interclub B was held at Maplewood Golf Club with 52 players. Grand Pines Golf Course was the Low Gross winner and Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club was the Low Net winner. In closing, I would like to thank all our member clubs for generously providing their golf courses and facilities to all of the competitive golfers in Manitoba and North West Ontario. A special thank you to all the Golf Manitoba Staff, Volunteers, Rules Officials, Scorers, etc., for their tireless efforts throughout the summer. If it wasn t for you, golfers in Manitoba wouldn t have the opportunities to play competitive golf. We look forward to a successful 2017 golf season. Respectfully Submitted, Ken Warwick Tournament Committee Chair

17 TREASURER S REPORT The accompanying audited financial statements of Golf Manitoba Inc. for the year ended March 31, 2016 report an Excess of Expenses over Revenue of $310 for the fiscal period then ended (2015 Excess of Expenses over Revenue of $15,080). It should be noted however, that there was a surplus of $12,188 from Regular Operations prior to recognizing the $12,498 net costs of the 100 th Anniversary celebration. Annually, the Board of Directors and administrative team develop an operating budget using best estimates for the overall delivery of programs and services of Golf Manitoba within projected funding and revenue limits. The administrative team, with oversight from the Board of Directors, manage the operations of Golf Manitoba guided by the annual budget limits adopted. For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2016, the board of directors had budgeted for an Excess of revenue over Expenses of $1,426. The final results were affected by several contributing factors including, but not limited to: 1. Revenues total revenues for the year were over the prior year by $33,770. The major categories were Description Actual 2016 Actual 2015 Membership Dues $137,620 $141,199 Tournament Entrance Fees $127,072 $113,298 Base & Sport Development grants $121,000 $113,000 MB, Western & Canada Games grants $13,195 $2,275 Membership dues were estimated on the basis of information received from Golf Canada on the new membership model. The Tournament Entrance fees increased over last year, as the Rural / Amateur / Senior was restarted again, plus additional Senior entries and a new Senior division in Match Play. The Base & Sport Development grant funds increased as part of the new base funding formula. Grants were received from Sport MB for the 2016 MB Summer Games (training squad & team) plus the 2017 Canada Summer Games training squad. 2. Expenses total expenses for the year were higher than the prior year by $6,502. The major categories were: Description Actual 2016 Actual 2015 Administrative expenses $134,083 $132,039 Program Management expenses $141,236 $140,618 Tournament expenses $198,620 $190,041 The Administrative expenses were greater than 2015 due to professional development costs that were not spent in The Tournament expenses were greater than actual in 2015 due to greater participation in 2016 as noted above. The 100th Anniversary Events took place in 2015 which included a raffle, tournament and other celebration activities throughout the year. The net cost of the 100 th Anniversary was $12,498. The Board of Directors had set aside $ 20,

18 in 2013 to cover any net costs of the 100 th anniversary celebration, so this amount was transferred back to Net Assets in The decrease in membership (and consequently, the decrease in membership revenue) has been and continues to be a focus of the Board of Directors and is at the center of the strategic planning process. On balance, the amount of revenue received and/or generated directly and indirectly affects the programs and services provided to the golfing community by Golf Manitoba. Our administration team exercised their best efforts to ensure that the integrity of the program and/or service was maintained at the highest level possible within the available resources. I would like to thank our Golf Manitoba team for the continued effort and diligence. Respectfully Submitted, Wayne McWhirter Treasurer

19 VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE REPORT On behalf of the Volunteer Committee for Golf Manitoba, I am pleased to report on activities for the 2016 season. Once again we had a very busy year. We ran 21 tournaments this year that covered 46 days. To do this, we had over 65 committed volunteers who gave up their free time to help run these events. I want the volunteers to know how much the Golf Manitoba Board and the competitors appreciated your efforts in helping conduct these events. To ensure Golf Manitoba events run smoothly, our volunteer roles include: - Board of Directors - Committee Chairs, and Members - Rules Officials - Course Raters - Starters, and Scorers - Pace of Play Officials - Rules Educators - Bingos - Fundraising Initiatives - Host Club Volunteers and activities Again in 2016 we are seeking nominations for our Distinguished Service Award. We promote this award at our Spring meeting and all our major events as well at our Volunteer Appreciation Day. This annual award recognizes a volunteer who has gone above and beyond, and displayed outstanding dedication to Golf Manitoba. Nomination forms are on the volunteer site at Golf Manitoba. Volunteer feedback is always welcome. If you have any ideas on how we can improve our services, please contact us at Golf Manitoba. We are always looking for suggestions that enhance our programs. We again held our annual Volunteer Appreciation day in September at the Rossmere Country Club. We had over 40 participants and everyone enjoyed the day. Golf and dinner were excellent. Our thanks go to all who attended this year s event, and thank you to Rossmere for hosting us. Again thank you to all our volunteers, without your dedication and willingness to help us, we could not achieve our goals. I also want to thank my committee for their commitment and ideas. Tracy Rutledge, Liliane Fargey, Michelle Lee, Jim Gosman, Louise Daymond, and the Golf Manitoba staff, Dave Comaskey, Carol Muzychka, Lisa Andersen, John Lamarche, and Garth Goodbrandson. Respectfully Submitted, Barry Hooke Volunteer Committee Chair

20 MANITOBA GOLF HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM INC. REPORT The Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame is a partnership amongst Golf Manitoba, the Manitoba Golf Superintendents Association and the PGA of Manitoba. On September 19, 2016, the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame held its 14 th Annual Induction Ceremony with the induction of four new members: Garth Goodbrandson Gord Lenton Mauriel Bremner Rogers Casmir Kas Zabowski There are now a total of 65 honoured members in the categories of golfer, both amateur and professional, superintendent and builder. Our website: is regularly updated to add historical information about golf in Manitoba. There is also a permanent display of our Honoured Members featured on a wall in the Upper Deck Lounge in McPhillips Station Casino We continue to research the history of Manitoba golf from the first half of the last century to ensure that all worthy individuals are considered for inclusion in the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame. Through these efforts, the late Mauriel Bremner Rogers and the late Casmir Zabowski were identified and inducted in If you feel that someone should be considered for the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame, you are encouraged to submit a nomination form which is available on the website. The Hall of Fame continues to promote the benefits of golf clubs preserving and documenting their own histories. We wish to thank McPhillips Station Casino, Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries, for once again being the presenting sponsor for the Induction Ceremony. We also express our thanks to Golf Manitoba and its staff for providing administrative support to the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame. Respectfully Submitted, Don MacDonald President

21 MANITOBA GOLF SCHOLARSHIP FUND REPORT (A REGISTERED CHARITY) The Fund s mandate is to provide scholarships to young golfers for the advancement and furtherance of their education at a Canadian post-secondary educational institution through the receipt, investment, accumulation and disbursement of funds for that purpose. Scholarships are awarded to golfers who are members of golf clubs which are members of Golf Manitoba, and who submit applications which meet established criteria for academic achievement, community involvement, and golfing ability. The Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund s policy is to build our capital through contributions received and to provide annual scholarships from the interest earned on the accumulated capital. The MGSF has, in recent times, been the beneficiary of a couple of special endowments, allowing special awards to be presented. The MGSF board is pleased to announce that the sponsor of the Dr. Dwight Parkinson Memorial Award and generous donor of $7000 per year for five consecutive years is Mr. David Hill Sr. of St. Charles Country Club. The board would like to thank Mr. David Hill for his generous contribution to the fund, and the significant effect it will have in supporting future young Manitobans in pursuing advanced education. In early 2015, the MGSF was fortunate to receive a generous donation of $5,000 from Mr. Greg Sawatzky, an ex- Manitoban, now a Calgary resident, who was educated at the University of Manitoba. He expressed his wish to support the efforts of the fund in assisting young Manitoba golfers to further their education in Canada. The Board is very grateful for his significant donation, which when added to the capital fund will yield benefits far into the future. The Fund has increased from the initial capital of $6,000 to a current balance exceeding $177,000. As the Fund s capital continues to grow in future years, with the generosity of golf club and individual donors, the number and value of individual scholarships can be increased. This year, the Board is pleased to award the fourth annual Dr. Dwight Parkinson Memorial Scholarship Award, in the amount of $3500, awarded annually to the secondary school graduate applicant with the highest scholastic achievement. In addition to the award, a $3500 contribution will be made annually to the capital fund, to help in building our capital base. Our generous donor s offer will run for five consecutive years through I wish to acknowledge and thank Mr. James Scollan for his many years of service on the Board of Directors, and his stewardship during his years as President. Award winners for 2016 were: - Dr. Dwight Parkinson Memorial Scholarship ($3500) Dallas Dubnicoff (Elmhurst) - 1 st MGSF Scholarship Award ($1500) David Nelson (Southwood) - 2 nd MGSF Scholarship Award ($1500) Steven Young (St. Charles) - 3 rd MGSF Scholarship Award ($1500) Derek Solman (Elmhurst) Since 1986 the fund has awarded 172 scholarships worth a total of more than $181,500. The Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund is managed by a 6 member volunteer Board of Directors, with administrative support provided by Golf Manitoba. Information on the scholarship fund can be found on Golf Manitoba s website at golfmanitoba.mb.ca. Respectfully Submitted, Dennis Langrell President

22 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR S REPORT As the 2016 golf season comes to a close, Golf Manitoba has experienced a number of highlights which include player development initiatives, strong finishes at national championships, completing the required number of course ratings and continued work on association goals which ultimately assists with the growth of the game. In the fall of 2015, the Golf Manitoba Board of Directors underwent a planning process with the assistance of Sport Manitoba. The goal of the planning session was to outline a pathway for the association to reach our goals as well as align with the principles set out by our provincial sport governing body. The following priorities for the association were a result: Strategic Priority #1 - Strategic Priority #2 - Strategic Priority #3 - Enhance our relationship / partnership with PGA of Manitoba to further the development of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario in alignment with Long Term Player Development (LTPD). By 2018, Golf Manitoba will establish a consolidated, complete and up to date policy manual with up to date policies and regular reviews. By 2018, Golf Manitoba will enhance communication tools to increase the opportunity to attract more golfers / members. Our board and staff created a work plan to achieve these goals. The plan is reviewed at the beginning of every board meeting with the goal to continuously align and measure our day-to-day operations to the priorities to ensure success. We are making progress and it is exciting to see what the outcomes will be both for Golf Manitoba and golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario. Golf Manitoba and Golf Canada are continuing to work on a new membership model. We have asked a number of golf courses to participate in testing the model to ensure that when the launch happens, the details have been secured. The plan for 2017 is to continue to test the model and a work towards setting a date for a full launch. One of the highlights of the 2016 golf season was the Powersmart Manitoba Games which were held at the Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club. In partnership with PGA of Manitoba professionals, we established training squads in the regions of the province. The Regional Coaches provided training to approximately 90 young golfers and a 36- hole qualifier was held in each region to determine the 4 boys and 4 girls that would represent their region at the Games. As a result, these young athletes received an incredible development opportunity that will pave the way for them to be our province s future golfers and club members. We could not have conducted this program without the assistance of the PGA of Manitoba members. I would like to thank outgoing Board of Directors Garth Collings (Breezy Bend), Liliane Fargey (Carman) and Wayne Leslie (St Charles) for their time served. Garth, Liliane and Wayne are extremely passionate about the game and their efforts are greatly appreciated. I would also like to thank our many dedicated volunteers who assist with the delivery of our programs. The services we provide would not be possible without this generous group of people. If the opportunity arises, please thank them every chance you get for giving to this amazing game! Good Golfing! Respectfully Submitted, Dave Comaskey Executive Director

23 2016 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

24 2016 Ada MacKenzie Memorial Tournament Low Net Winner Club Net Score Maria Zorko Kildonan Park Ladies Golf 63 Val Mudder Sandy Hook Golf Club 63 Suzanne McCarthy Windsor Park Ladies Golf 67 Donna Archer Tuxedo Ladies Golf Club 69 Pat Nodrick Portage Ladies' Golf Club 69 Ollie Koniuck Elmhurst Ladies Section 70 Cathy Miller St. Boniface Golf Club

25 Golf Manitoba Women s Match Play Championship Qualifying Rounds: Transcona Golf Club, Winnipeg - May 28 th & 29 th Championship Rounds: Elmhurst Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg - June 4 th, 5 th, 8 th, 9 th & 11 th Medalist: Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club 158 Quarter Finals: Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club defeated 6 & 4 Hannah Diamond, St. Charles Country Club Bobbi Uhl, Shilo Country Club defeated Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club 1 up Veronica Vetesnik, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated 4 & 2 Tammy Gibson, Niakwa Country Club Rebecca Kuik, Niakwa Country Club defeated 2 & 1 Kathryn McKenzie, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Semi Finals: Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club defeated 8 & 7 Bobbi Uhl, Shilo Country Club Veronica Vetesnik, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated Rebecca Kuik, Niakwa Country Club 2 up 36 Hole Final: Jenna Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club defeated 3 & 1 Veronica Vetesnik, Southwood Golf & Country Club

26 Golf Manitoba Men s Match Play Championship Qualifying Rounds: Transcona Golf Club, Winnipeg - May 28 th & 29 th Championship Rounds: Elmhurst Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg - June 4 th, 5 th, 8 th, 9 th & 11 th Medalist: Allan McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club 140 Quarter Finals: Colwyn Abgrall, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club defeated 1 up Jordy Lutz, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Bobby McNair, Carman Golf & Curling Club defeated Ryan McMillan, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Travis Fredborg, Pine Ridge Golf Club defeated Jay Doyle, Niakwa Country Club 1 up 2 up Devon Schade, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated 3 & 2 Wade Wetelainen, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Semi Finals: Colwyn Abgrall, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club defeated 2 & 1 Bobby McNair, Carman Golf & Curling Club Travis Fredborg, Pine Ridge Golf Club defeated 5 & 4 Devon Schade, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 36 Hole Final: Travis Fredborg, Pine Ridge Golf Club defeated 7 & 6 Colwyn Abgrall, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club

27 Golf Manitoba Senior Men s Match Play Championship Qualifying Rounds: Transcona Golf Club, Winnipeg - May 28 th & 29 th Championship Rounds: Elmhurst Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg - June 4 th, 5 th, 8 th, 9 th & 11 th Medalist: Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club 144 Quarter Finals: Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club defeated 4 & 3 Alan Ediger, St. Boniface Golf Club Gordon Hudson, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated Imrie Nyiri, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Manny Schulz, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated Brian McClintock, Links at the Lake Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated Ted Antoniuk, Pine Ridge Golf Club 19 th 1 up 1 up Semi Finals: Gordon Hudson, Southwood Golf & Country Club defeated 2 & 1 Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated 4 & 3 Manny Schulz, Southwood Golf & Country Club Final: Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club defeated 2 & 1 Gordon Hudson, Southwood Golf & Country Club

28 Golf Manitoba Women s Alternate Shot Championship Benefitting Golf Fore the Cure Net Division June 6 th Pine Ridge Golf Club, Winnipeg Gross Division Place Team Total 1 Kathy Adams/Liliane Fargey 76 2 Jane Gammon/Janice Young 77 3 Cathy Kerslake/Kathy Johnston 80 T4 Charmaine Mackid/Kathryn McKenzie 81 T4 Fran Povoledo/Pat MacKichan 81 T4 Lynne McLure/Catherine Bowd 81 T7 Faye Zachedniak/Rhonda Orr 82 T7 Michelle Miyai/Karen Nistico 82 T7 Hannah Diamond/McKyla Poponick Diane Kocela/Candace Katsaronas 83 T12 Trish Jordan/Jamie Jones 84 T12 Cathy Greer/Barb Lafleche 84 T12 Matty Leung/Jennifer Finch Tammy Gibson/Laurie Hooke Dianne Hall/Gail Wood 86 T17 Nancy Porth/Pam Whiklo 87 T17 Sandy McKnight/Linda Revel Wendy Koberstein/Jody Bieber Carol Martel/Fran Rebeck 92 Place Team Total 1 Faye Zachedniak/Rhonda Orr 82 2 Charmaine Mackid/Kathryn McKenzie 85 3 Hannah Diamond/McKyla Poponick

29 Golf Manitoba Women s City & District Championship June 22 nd & 23 rd Transcona Golf Club, Winnipeg Place Player R1 R2 Total 1 Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Hannah Diamond, St. Charles Country Club McKyla Poponick, Selkirk Golf & Country Club Charmaine Mackid, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club Tammy Gibson, Niakwa Country Club Fran Povoledo, Southwood Golf & Country Club Trish Jordan, Southwood Golf & Country Club T8 Kim Ross, St. Charles Country Club T8 Shannon Wales, Glendale Golf & Country Club Carol Martel, Transcona Golf Club Janice Young, St. Charles Country Club Nancy Porth, Grand Pines Golf Course Bev Mehmel, Niakwa Country Club Jane Gammon, Golf Manitoba Public Players Club Gertie Barron, Golf Manitoba Public Players Club Liliane Fargey, Carman Golf & Curling Club First Flight Winner McKyla Poponick Selkirk Golf & Country Club First Flight Runner Up Charmaine Mackid Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club Second Flight Winner Trish Jordan Southwood Golf & Country Club Second Flight Runner Up Carol Martel Transcona Golf Club Third Flight Winner Kim Ross St. Charles Country Club Third Flight Runner Up Jane Gammon Golf Manitoba Public Players Club

30 Golf Manitoba Women s Amateur Championship July 4 th - 6 th Breezy Bend Country Club, Headingley Place Player Total 1 Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Camryn Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club Jill Hardy, Niakwa Country Club Alexandra Demko, Whitewater Golf Club Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club Charmaine Mackid, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club T7 Veronica Vetesnik, Southwood Golf & Country Club T7 Rebecca Kuik, Niakwa Country Club Hannah Diamond, St. Charles Country Club T10 Marissa Naylor, Pine Ridge Golf Club T10 Tammy Gibson, Niakwa Country Club T10 Katherine McGlenen, St. Charles Country Club Mindy Lichtman, St. Boniface Golf Club T14 Gail Kennedy, St. Charles Country Club T14 Bobbi Uhl, Shilo Country Club Fran Povoledo, Southwood Golf & Country Club Dana Todd, St. Charles Country Club Brynn Todd, St. Charles Country Club McKyla Poponick, Selkirk Golf & Country Club Matty Leung, Southwood Golf & Country Club First Flight Winner Alexandra Demko Whitewater Golf Club First Flight Runner Up Rhonda Orr Southwood Golf & Country Club Second Flight Winner Charmaine Mackid Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club Second Flight Runner Up Hannah Diamond St. Charles Country Club Third Flight Winner Tammy Gibson Niakwa Country Club * Third Flight Runner Up Katherine McGlenen St. Charles Country Club Fourth Flight Winner Marissa Naylor Pine Ridge Golf Club Fourth Flight Runner Up Janice Young St. Charles Country Club * countback

31 Golf Manitoba Men s Mid - Amateur Championship July 4 th - 6 th Breezy Bend Country Club, Headingley Place Player Total 1 Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club Bobby Wiebe, Breezy Bend Country Club Derek East, St. Charles Country Club Morgan Campbell, Horseshoe Bend Country Club Jesse Skelton, Breezy Bend Country Club Ben Bandura, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T7 Matt Stephenson, Glendale Golf & Country Club T7 Mike Tibbs, Pine Ridge Golf Club T7 Travis Fifi, Shilo Country Club Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club T11 Brian Katchnoski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T11 Chad Facey, Gilbert Plains Country Club Jay Doyle, Niakwa Country Club Neal McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club Spencer Harris, Niakwa Country Club T17 Tyson Ehnes, Lorette Golf Course T17 Riley Unger, Southwood Golf & Country Club T17 Christopher Papageorge, St. Charles Country Club Peter More, Breezy Bend Country Club First Flight Winner Jesse Skelton Breezy Bend Country Club First Flight Runner Up Matt Stephenson Glendale Golf & Country Club Second Flight Winner Travis Fifi Shilo Country Club Second Flight Runner Up Brian Katchnoski Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Third Flight Winner Peter More Breezy Bend Country Club Third Flight Runner Up Lucas Skelton Breezy Bend Country Club Fourth Flight Winner Brian Campbell Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Fourth Flight Runner Up Brett Todd St. Charles Country Club * Fifth Flight Winner Dean Herak Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Fifth Flight Runner Up Shawn Klassen Niakwa Country Club Sixth Flight Winner Tom Ewert Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Sixth Flight Runner Up Shannon O Brien Breezy Bend Country Club * countback

32 Golf Manitoba Men s Mid - Masters Championship July 4 th - 6 th Breezy Bend Country Club, Headingley Place Player Total 1 Ben Bandura, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Mike Tibbs, Pine Ridge Golf Club Brian Katchnoski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Jay Doyle, Niakwa Country Club Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club Christopher Papageorge, St. Charles Country Club Todd Slatnik, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T8 Dean Herak, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T8 Brian Campbell, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Shawn Klassen, Niakwa Country Club T11 Sean Hazen, Transcona Golf Club T11 Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T13 Brett Todd, St. Charles Country Club T13 Colin Gilmore, Breezy Bend Country Club T13 Greg Douklias, St. Charles Country Club T16 Al Kehler, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club T16 Tom Ewert, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T16 Daniel King, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T16 Graham Zakaluk, St. Charles Country Club David Tindall, St. Charles Country Club

33 Golf Manitoba Accurate Dorwin Men s Junior Championship July 10 th - 13 th Portage Golf Club, Portage Bel Acres Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg Place Player Total 1 Zach Wytinck, Golf Manitoba Public Player Sam Diamond, St. Charles Country Club Stefan Lavallee, Quarry Oaks Golf Course T4 Wesley Hoydalo, Selkirk Golf & Country Club T4 Ryan McMillan, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T6 Sylvain Ruest, Niakwa Country Club T6 Colby Dudek, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club Izac Silagy, Breezy Bend Country Club T9 Cole Ferguson, Glendale Golf & Country Club T9 Zak Bannatyne, Links at the Lake Brendan Kesterke, Breezy Bend Country Club Spencer Norrie, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club Anthony Leicht, St. Charles Country Club Jacob Armstrong, St. Boniface Golf Club Cameron McIntyre, Rossmere Country Club Evan Grierson, Links at the Lake Nathan Wright, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Tehvv Rudd, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club T19 Carter Bradley, Assiniboine Golf Club T19 Nicholas Fernandes, Niakwa Country Club Junior Age Group Winners (12 & under and 13 & 14 Age Group winners determined after 36 holes) 12 & Under Age Group Winner Jose Lacquette Gilbert Plains Country Club Runner Up Adam Ingram Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 13 & 14 Age Group Winner Eric Strick Rossmere Country Club Runner Up Neel Soni St. Charles Country Club 15 & 16 Age Group Winner Ryan McMillan Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Runner Up Wesley Hoydalo Selkirk Golf & Country Club 17 & 18 Age Group Winner Zach Wytinck Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Runner Up Sam Diamond St. Charles Country Club

34 Golf Manitoba Accurate Dorwin Women s Junior Championship July 11 th - 13 th Portage Golf Club, Portage Bel Acres Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg Place Player Total 1 Bobbi Uhl, Shilo Country Club Camryn Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club Alexandra Demko, Whitewater Golf Club Rebecca Kuik, Niakwa Country Club Marissa Naylor, Pine Ridge Golf Club Katherine McGlenen, St. Charles Country Club Kate Gregoire, Quarry Oaks Golf Course Brynn Todd, St. Charles Country Club Hayley Shanks, Shilo Country Club Lexie Kopp, Links at the Lake Tianna Slate, Shilo Country Club Mikyla Albert, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Junior Age Group Winners 13 & 14 Age Group Winner Mikyla Albert Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 15 & 16 Age Group Winner Bobbi Uhl Shilo Country Club Runner Up Kate Gregoire Quarry Oaks Golf Course 17 & 18 Age Group Winner Camryn Roadley Glendale Golf & Country Club Runner Up Alexandra Demko Whitewater Golf Club

35 Nott Autocorp Men s Amateur Championship July 18 th - 21 st Minnewasta Golf & Country Club Place Player Total 1 Devon Schade, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Zach Sackett, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Allan McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club Zach Wytinck, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T5 Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club T5 Travis Fredborg, Pine Ridge Golf Club T5 Ryan McMillan, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Mike Tibbs, Pine Ridge Golf Club Jack Werhun, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T10 Kirk Markowski, Eagles Landing Golf Club T10 Spencer Norrie, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club T10 Justin McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club Colwyn Abgrall, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T14 Bryce Sholdice, Teulon Golf & Country Club T14 Josh Neufeld, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club T14 Jay Doyle, Niakwa Country Club Darren Kelpin, Teulon Golf & Country Club Travis Fifi, Shilo Country Club T19 Ben Bandura, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T19 Sam Diamond, St. Charles Country Club T19 Jordy Lutz, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T19 Bret Thompson, Niakwa Country Club

36 Golf Manitoba Women s Senior Championship July 25 th - 27 th Glendale Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg Place Player Total 1 Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club Matty Leung, Southwood Golf & Country Club Gail Kennedy, St. Charles Country Club Tammy Gibson, Niakwa Country Club Bonnie Stephenson, Niakwa Country Club Diane Eyford, St. Charles Country Club Karen Foster, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club Jennifer Finch, Blumberg Birdie Girls Susan Wright - Cassan, Emerald Greens T10 Trish Jordan, Southwood Golf & Country Club T10 Lisa Benson, St. Charles Country Club Nancy Porth, Grand Pines Golf Course Bev Mehmel, Niakwa Country Club Kim Ross, St. Charles Country Club Janice Young, St. Charles Country Club Kathy Adams, Carman Golf & Curling Club Ruth Schappert, Southwood Golf & Country Club Karen Yamada, Southwood Golf & Country Club Liliane Fargey, Carman Golf & Curling Club Gertie Barron, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Flight Winners First Flight Winner Tammy Gibson Niakwa Country Club First Flight Runner up Bonnie Stephenson Niakwa Country Club Second Flight Winner Janice Young St. Charles Country Club Second Flight Runner up Kathy Adams Carman Golf & Curling Club Super Senior Winner (60+) Bonnie Stephenson Niakwa Country Club

37 Golf Manitoba Men s Senior Championship July 25 th 27 th Glendale Golf & Country Club, Winnipeg Place Player Total 1 Mike Walker, St. Boniface Golf Club Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club T3 Ken Warwick, Niakwa Country Club T3 Brad Moore, Pine Ridge Golf Club Dave Klowak, Transcona Golf Club T6 Michael MacKay, Breezy Bend Country Club T6 Tom Humniski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Henk Denboer, Pine Ridge Golf Club T9 Menno Zacharias, Bridges Golf Course T9 William Parker, Niakwa Country Club T11 Russel Slobodian, Rossmere Country Club T11 Dean Herak, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T11 Carl Lechman, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T14 Brent Armstrong, St. Charles Country Club T14 Doug Rainboth, St. Boniface Golf Club T16 Mike Berney, Transcona Golf Club T16 Barry Minish, Niakwa Country Club Jack Zacharias, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T19 Alan Brownridge, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club T19 Brent Clague, St. Boniface Golf Club Flight Winners First Flight Winner Dave Klowak Transcona Golf Club First Flight Runner Up Michael MacKay Breezy Bend Country Club * Second Flight Winner Jack Zacharias Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Second Flight Runner Up Alan Brownridge Elmhurst Golf & Country Club * Third Flight Winner Dwight Kearns Shilo Country Club * Third Flight Runner Up Pete Lepage Shilo Country Club * Fourth Flight Winner Michael Drebot Southwood Golf & Country Club Fourth Flight Runner Up Norm Morrissette Transcona Golf Club Super Senior Winner (70+) Menno Zacharias Bridges Golf Course * countback

38 Golf Manitoba Men s Rural Junior Championship August 13 th & 14 th Teulon Golf & Country Club, Teulon Place Player 1 2 Total 1 Wesley Hoydalo, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Stefan Lavallee, Quarry Oaks Golf Course Easton Donohoe, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club

39 Golf Manitoba Men s Rural Amateur Championship August 13 th & 14 th Teulon Golf & Country Club, Teulon Place Player 1 2 Total 1 Ryan Sholdice, Teulon Golf & Country Club T2 Bobby McNair, Carman Golf & Curling Club T2 Bryce Sholdice, Teulon Golf & Country Club Josh Neufeld, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club T5 Aaron Ogrodnick, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T5 Wesley Hoydalo, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Stefan Lavallee, Quarry Oaks Golf Course T8 Brett Janz, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T8 Brett Arseneault, Beauty Bay Golf Club Darren Kelpin, Teulon Golf & Country Club Drew Jones, Shilo CC Mark Huebsch, Teulon Golf & Country Club Scott Schalla, Quarry Oaks Golf Course T14 Joel Baron, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club T14 Tyler Johnson, Links at the Lake T14 Matt Victor, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club Randy Morrow, Quarry Oaks Golf Course Easton Donohoe, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club

40 Golf Manitoba Men s Rural Senior Championship August 13 th & 14 th Teulon Golf & Country Club, Teulon Place Player 1 2 Total 1 Keith Fawcett, Clear Lake Golf Course Al Kehler, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club Wade Ferguson, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Kevin Tyndall, Selkirk Golf & Country Club Barry Mymko, Oak Island Golf

41 Golf Manitoba Junior Bantam Championship August 17 th & 18 th Assiniboine Golf Club, Winnipeg JUNIOR BOYS RESULTS Place Player 1 2 Total 1 Neel Soni, St Charles Country Club Inderpreet Singh, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Jacob Armstrong, St. Boniface Golf Club Ryan Blair, Pine Ridge Golf Club Nolan Ritchie, Clear Lake Golf Course Evan Ruta, Breezy Bend Country Club Travis Sheridan, Wildewood Golf Trey Ross, Rossmere Country Club Aaron Macdonell, St. Boniface Golf Club Nicholas Welch, St. Boniface Golf Club & Under Winner Ryan Blair Pine Ridge Golf Club 13 & 14 Winner Jacob Armstrong St. Boniface Golf Club JUNIOR GIRLS RESULTS Place Player 1 2 Total 1 Brynne Paschinski, Shilo Country Club

42 Golf Manitoba Men s Provincial Interclub Championship August 23 rd Grand Pines Golf Course, Traverse Bay Place Player Total 1 Bret Thompson, Niakwa Country Club 72 2 Al Briscoe, St. Boniface Golf Club 73 T3 Bobby McNair, Carman Golf & Curling Club 74 T3 Josh Neufeld, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 74 T3 Geoff Sutton, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 74 6 Claudio Videtto, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75 T7 Ryan Coffin, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 76 T7 Rylan Price, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 76 T7 Mike Berney, Transcona Golf Club 76 T10 Daniel Munroe, Niakwa Country Club 77 T10 Jeremy Gladish, Niakwa Country Club 77 T10 Randy Wozny, Southwood Golf & Country Club 77 T13 Garrett Neiles, Niakwa Country Club 78 T13 Steve Crampton, Rossmere Country Club 78 T13 Bryce Johnston, Southwood Golf & Country Club 78 T16 Nathan Wazney, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 79 T16 Graham Forsyth, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 79 T18 Mark Starodub, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 80 T18 Jedd Rattai, Beauty Bay Golf Club 80 T20 Dan Baletki, Beauty Bay Golf Club 81 T20 Brett Arseneault, Beauty Bay Golf Club 81 T20 Gordon Hudson, Southwood Golf & Country Club 81 City Division Winners Niakwa Country Club (Team Score - 226) Garrett Neiles, Daniel Munroe, Bret Thompson, Jeremy Gladish City Division Runner Up Southwood Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 230) Gordon Hudson, Claudio Videtto, Randy Wozny, Bryce Johnston Rural Division Winners Minnewasta Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 224) Josh Neufeld, Kelby Friesen, Rylan Price, Geoff Sutton Rural Division Runner Up Beauty Bay Golf Club (Team Score - 242) Dan Baletki, Brett Arseneault, Dave Francis, Jedd Rattai

43 Golf Manitoba Women s Interclub B Championship August 25 th Maplewood Club de Golf, St. Pierre-Jolys Place Player Total T1 Doreen Kubic, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 99 T1 Cheryl Wakaluk, Southside Golf Course 99 T3 Ollie Koniuck, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 101 T3 Marjorie Babuik, Grand Pines Golf Course 101 T5 Judie Roberts, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 102 T5 Nita Mazurat, Southwood Golf & Country Club 102 T5 Gerry Ilchyna, St. Boniface Golf Club 102 T8 Liz Giesbrecht, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 103 T8 Dolores Pelland, Grand Pines Golf Course 103 T8 Catherine Lee, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 103 T8 Maggie Tagliaferri, Grand Pines Golf Course 103 T12 Margot Bowes, Southwood Golf & Country Club 104 T12 Marg Zach, Pinawa Golf Club 104 T14 Linda Prociuk, Kildonan Park Ladies Golf 105 T14 Debbie Heroux, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 105 T16 Hanna Hansen, Breezy Bend Country Club 106 T16 Sandy McKnight, Carman Golf & Curling Club 106 T16 Jean Bannatyne, St. Charles Country Club 106 T19 Rhue Hayden, Tuxedo Ladies Golf Club 107 T19 Margaret Styles, St. Charles Country Club 107 Low Gross Winners Grand Pines Golf Club (Team Score - 307) Dolores Pelland, Maggie Tagliaferri, Marjorie Babiuk, Edith Summerfeldt Low Gross Runner Up Elmhurst Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 315) Joanne Davidson-Jury, Ollie Koniuck, Judie Roberts, Linda Robinson Low Net Winner Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 229) Debbie Heroux, Liz Giesbrecht, Catherine Lee Low Net Runner Up Carman Golf & Curling Club (Team Score - 232) Debbie Man, Sandy McKnight, Faye Peckover, Joan Johnston

44 Golf Manitoba Women s Interclub A Championship August 30 th Links at the Lake, Gimli Place Player Total T1 Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 73 T1 Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club 73 T3 Yon Kang, Rossmere Country Club 82 T3 Cathy Smolinski, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 82 T5 Cathy Derewianchuk, Glendale Golf & Country Club 83 T5 Betty Ann Roy, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 83 7 Fran Povoledo, Southwood Golf & Country Club 84 8 Shannon Wales, Glendale Golf & Country Club 85 T9 Karen Nistico, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 86 T9 Trish Jordan, Southwood Golf & Country Club 86 T9 Bonnie Stephenson, Niakwa Country Club 86 T9 Monique Bateman, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club Gloria Heft, Selkirk Golf & Country Club Charlene Fox, Selkirk Golf & Country Club 89 T15 Kathy Adams, Carman Golf & Curling Club 90 T15 Nancy Reyda, Breezy Bend Country Club 90 T15 Carol Martel, Transcona Golf Club 90 T18 Christine Scalena, Glendale Golf & Country Club 91 T18 Judy Lang, Niakwa Country Club 91 T18 Bev Mehmel, Niakwa Country Club 91 T18 Gillian Ryan, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 91 T18 Kim Ross, St. Charles Country Club 91 Low Gross Winner Southwood Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 243) Rhonda Orr, Fran Povoledo, Jamie Jones, Trish Jordan Low Gross Runner Up Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 251) Cathy Smolinski, Monique Bateman, Betty Ann Roy, Kim Ward Low Net Winners Pine Ridge Golf Club (Team Score - 225) * Joanne Clement, Karen Eschuk, Colette Bright, Maria Prymak-Irvine Low Net Runner Up Elmhurst Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 227) * Kim Booth, Cindy Brasko, Bri-ann Tokariwski, Karen Nistco * Won by countback

45 Golf Manitoba Men s Junior Interclub Championship September 1 st Winkler Golf Club, Winkler Place Player Total 1 Wesley Hoydalo, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 73 T2 Jacob Armstrong, St. Boniface Golf Club 75 T2 Brendan Kesterke, Breezy Bend Country Club 75 4 Evan Grierson, Southwood Golf & Country Club 77 5 Ryan McMillan, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 78 6 Braxton Kuntz, Breezy Bend Country Club 80 T7 Cameron McIntyre, Rossmere Country Club 81 T7 Brent Ingram, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 81 T9 Owen Gillespie, Portage Golf Club 83 T9 Caydon Klassen, Winkler Golf Club 83 T9 Zachary Wasylik, Breezy Bend Country Club 83 T12 Trent Crane, Winkler Golf Club 84 T12 Eric Strick, Rossmere Country Club 84 T14 Reese Ketler, St. Boniface Golf Club 86 T14 Will Hydrochuk, Southwood Golf & Country Club 86 T16 Cameron Riel, St. Boniface Golf Club 87 T16 Nic Fanning, Niakwa Country Club 87 T16 Graeme Riach, Niakwa Country Club 87 T19 Thomas Coldwell, Niakwa Country Club 88 T19 Jonah Perron, Southwood Golf & Country Club 88 City Division Winners Elmhurst Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 232) Ryan McMillan, Wesley Hoydalo, Adam Ingram, Brent Ingram City Division Runner Up Breezy Bend Country Club (Team Score - 238) Brendan Kesterke, Braxton Kuntz, Jordan McDonald, Zachary Wasylik Rural Division Winners Portage Golf Club (Team Score 262) Clark Bolton, Owen Gillespie, Tanner Boyle, Logan Rands Rural Division Runner Up Winkler Golf Club (Team Score - 265) Trent Crane, Andrew Lane, Brock MacDonald, Caydon Klassen

46 Golf Manitoba Men s Senior Interclub Championship September 7 th Quarry Oaks, Steinbach Place Player Total 1 Michael MacKay, Breezy Bend Country Club 68 2 Gordon Hudson, Southwood Golf & Country Club 71 T3 Mike Berney, Transcona Golf Club 72 T3 Bruce North, Carman Golf & Curling Club 72 5 Michael Leclerc, Niakwa Country Club 73 T6 Al Kehler, Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club 74 T6 Wayne Giesbrecht, Carman Golf & Curling Club 74 T6 Jim Franklin, Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club 74 T9 Dave Klowak, Transcona Golf Club 75 T9 Denis Carpentier, Southwood Golf & Country Club 75 T11 David Wolch, Glendale Golf & Country Club 76 T11 Barry Hooke, Portage Golf Club 76 T11 Dewar McKinnon, Breezy Bend Country Club 76 T14 Doug Lavallee, Niakwa Country Club 77 T14 Ab Guanlao, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club 77 T14 Hank Hildebrand, Winkler Golf Club 77 T14 Russel Slobodian, Rossmere Country Club 77 T14 Roy Smith, Breezy Bend Country Club 77 T14 Tony Delahaye, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 77 T20 Ted Hunt, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 78 T20 Steve Jones, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 78 T20 Ron Saull, Pine Ridge Golf Club 78 T20 Alan Ediger, St. Boniface Golf Club 78 T20 Karl Vogelsang, Pine Ridge Golf Club 78 T20 Paul Ryan, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 78 T20 Murray Braun, Minnewasta Golf & Country Club 78 T20 Alan Kinch, Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 78 City Division Winners Breezy Bend Country Club (Team Score - 221) Michael MacKay, Roy Smith, Dewar McKinnon, Jeff Delaney City Division Runner Up Niakwa Country Club (Team Score - 230) Doug Lavalee, Michael Leclerc, Bob Jones, Guy Lansard Rural Division Winners Carman Golf & Curling Club (Team Score - 226) Bruce North, Wayne Giesbrecht, Bill North, Terry Dyck Rural Division Runner Up Larters at St. Andrews Golf & Country Club (Team Score - 242) Jim Franklin, Don Bilsky, Alan Waite, Rudi Schartner

47 2016 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Women s Junior Champion Bobbi Uhl, Shilo Country Club Men s Junior Champion Zach Wytinck, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club Women s Amateur Champion Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Men s Amateur Champion Devon Schade, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Men s Mid-Amateur Champion Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club Men s Mid-Master Champion Ben Bandura, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Women s Senior Champion Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club Men s Senior Champion Mike Walker, St. Boniface Golf Club

48 2015 Distinguished Service Award Barbara Hamill of St. Charles was the ninth recipient of the annual Golf Manitoba Distinguished Service Award. Barbara started her volunteering with the Manitoba Ladies Golf Association (MLGA) in She volunteered in a wide range of roles leading up to the Executive as Secretary/ Treasurer and eventually as Vice President only vacating this position due to family health issues. Golf Manitoba Volunteer Recognition She was also very involved at St. Charles Country Club volunteering on the Sports Committee, introducing the Social Committee, became the Sports Captain as well as the Lady Captain of St. Charles, sat on the Play and Rules committee and the Grounds committee and founded & Chaired St. Charles Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament which continues as a major fundraising event at St. Charles today. In 2000, Barbara became the committee chair of the MLGA tasked to write a manual for Sports Captains in Manitoba and North West Ontario. She began course rating in 1997 with the MLGA and has continued on to this day. In 2010, she received the designation of Master Rater based on the high level knowledge and experience she has. Barbara also became a rules official in In addition to her roles as a course rater and rules official, she also volunteers as a starter, scorer, course marking, and pace of play official at Golf Manitoba Championships. On behalf of the Board and Staff of Golf Manitoba, it gives me great pleasure to congratulate Barbara Hamill on receiving this prestigious award, commented Tammy Gibson, newly elected President of Golf Manitoba. Her passion, enthusiasm, commitment and dedication to the game of golf over the past 25 years make her a most worthy recipient and we are truly appreciative of her continued involvement with Golf Manitoba. added Gibson. Golf Manitoba is very pleased to honor Ms. Barbara Hamill as the Distinguished Service Award Recipient for Past recipients include Jerry Budyk (2007), Don Forsyth (2008), Betty Grant (2009), Brian Gilhuly (2010), Rudy Boivin (2011), Joyce Collier (2012), Bob Forcand (2013) and Don MacDonald (2014). Volunteers Recognized at the 2015 Awards Dinner 20 Years Lorne How 15 Years Florence Mehmel 10 Years Aija Culley Michelle Lee Gord Hudson 5 Years Vince Mariani Celeste Pryma Lori Russell

49 INTERPROVINCIAL TEAM RESULTS

50 TEAM STANDINGS 2016 Canadian Women s Amateur Championship July 26 th - July 29 th Ken-Wo Country Club New Minas, Nova Scotia 1. Quebec Alberta Ontario New Brunswick British Columbia Nova Scotia Manitoba Saskatchewan 316 MANITOBA TEAM Camryn Roadley, Glendale Golf & Country Club Bri-ann Tokariwski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Jill Hardy, Niakwa Country Club MC MC (L-R) Jill Hardy, Camryn Roadley, Bri-ann Tokariwski

51 TEAM STANDINGS 2016 Canadian Junior Boys Championship August 1 st - August 4 th Clovelly Golf Club St. John s, Newfoundland & Labrador 1. Alberta 286 T5. Ontario British Columbia New Brunswick Quebec Manitoba Newfoundland & Labrador Prince Edward Island 312 T5. Nova Scotia Saskatchewan 316 MANITOBA TEAM Sam Diamond, St. Charles Country Club MC Stefan Lavallee, Quarry Oaks Golf Course MC Zach Wytinck, Golf Manitoba Public Player Club MC (L-R) Stefan Lavallee, Zach Wytinck, Sam Diamond

52 TEAM STANDINGS 2016 Canadian Junior Girls Championship August 2 nd - August 5 th The Links at Penn Hills Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia 1. British Columbia Alberta Ontario Manitoba Quebec Saskatchewan Nova Scotia Newfoundland & Labrador New Brunswick 313 MANITOBA TEAM Rebecca Kuik, Niakwa Country Club Marissa Naylor, Pine Ridge Golf Club Bobbi Uhl, Shilo Country Club MC (L-R) Rebecca Kuik, Marissa Naylor, Bobbi Uhl

53 TEAM STANDINGS 2016 Canadian Men s Amateur Championship August 8 th - August 11 th The Royal Ottawa Golf Club & Eagle Creek Golf Club Gatineau, Quebec 1. Newfoundland & Labrador Manitoba Ontario Nova Scotia 308 T3. Alberta New Brunswick 312 T3. Quebec Northwest Territories British Columbia Yukon Saskatchewan 295 MANITOBA TEAM Devon Schade, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Allan McDonald, Breezy Bend Country Club MC Zach Sackett, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club MC (L-R) Zach Sackett, Devon Schade, Allan McDonald

54 TEAM STANDINGS 2016 Canadian Men s Mid - Amateur Championship August 23 rd - August 26 th Golf Chateau-Bromont Bromont, Quebec 1. Ontario Nova Scotia Alberta Saskatchewan New Brunswick British Columbia Quebec Prince Edward Island Manitoba 291 MANITOBA TEAM Eric Johnson, Breezy Bend Country Club Brian Katchnoski, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Ben Bandura, Elmhurst Golf & Country Club MC (L-R) Eric Johnson, Ben Bandura, Brian Katchnoski

55 2016 Canadian Women s Senior Championship August 24 th August 26 th Wolf Creek Golf Resort Ponoka, Alberta TEAM STANDINGS 1. Ontario Manitoba Quebec 303 T6. Nova Scotia British Columbia 306 T6. New Brunswick Alberta Saskatchewan 326 MANITOBA TEAM Rhonda Orr, Southwood Golf & Country Club Matty Leung, Southwood Golf & Country Club Gail Kennedy, St. Charles Country Club (L-R) Gail Kennedy, Rhonda Orr, Matty Leung

56 TEAM STANDINGS 2016 Canadian Men s Senior Championship September 6 th - September 9 th Grand Niagara Golf Club Niagara Falls, Ontario 1. Alberta New Brunswick Manitoba Quebec British Columbia Saskatchewan Ontario Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Newfoundland & Labrador 330 MANITOBA TEAM Garth Collings, Breezy Bend Country Club Mike Walker, St. Boniface Golf Club Brad Moore, Pine Ridge Golf Club MC (L R) Garth Collings, Mike Walker, Brad Moore

57 APPENDIX A FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

58 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, 2016

59 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Index to Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, 2016 Page MANAGEMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING 1 INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT 2 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Financial Position 3 Statement of Operations 4 Statement of Changes in Net Assets 5 Statement of Cash Flow 6 Notes to Financial Statements 7-11 Administrative Expenses (Schedule 1) 12 Program Management Expenses (Schedule 2) 12 Tournament Expenses (Schedule 3) th Anniversary Celebration (Schedule 4) 13

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61 INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT To the Members of Golf Manitoba Inc. We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Golf Manitoba Inc., which comprise the statement of financial position as at March 31, 2016 and the statements of operations, changes in net assets and cash flow for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information. Management's Responsibility for the Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditors' Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors' judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity's internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Golf Manitoba Inc. as at March 31, 2016 and the results of its operations and its cash flow for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations. Exchange chartered professional accountants, LLP Winnipeg, Manitoba June 29, St. Mary's Road, Winnipeg, MB R2M 3L5 Telephone: (204) Fax: (204) Toll Free: EXG info@exg.ca Website: 2

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63 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Statement of Operations Year Ended March 31, REVENUE Tournament entrance fees $ 127,072 $ 113,298 Membership dues 137, ,199 Base & Sport development 121, ,000 Manitoba Lottery Corporation - bingo 51,150 45,600 Development grants and sponsorship (Note 11) 25,555 27,860 Coaching 16,000 15,000 Manitoba, Western & Canada Summer Games 13,195 2,275 Camp and clinic fees 12,825 10,900 Other 7,345 3,834 Interest 2,560 2,786 Special 1,000 5, , ,552 EXPENSES Administrative Expenses (Schedule 1) 134, ,039 Amortization 9,878 8,955 Program Management Expenses (Schedule 2) 141, ,618 Public relations 6,574 6,921 Special - 4,000 Teams 12,743 14,058 Tournament Expenses (Schedule 3) 198, , , ,632 EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES BEFORE 100th ANNIVERSARY OPERATIONS 12,188 (15,080) 100th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (Schedule 4) (12,498) - DEFICIENCY OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $ (310) $ (15,080) See notes to financial statements 4

64 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Statement of Changes in Net Assets Year Ended March 31, 2016 Internally Invested in Unrestricted Restricted Capital Assets NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR $ (17,979) $ 120,000 $ 19,861 $ 121,882 $ 136,962 Excess (Deficiency) of revenue over expenses 9,568 - (9,878) (310) (15,080) Invested in capital assets (4,038) - 4, th Anniversary fund transfer 20,000 (20,000) NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $ 7,551 $ 100,000 $ 14,021 $ 121,572 $ 121,882 See notes to financial statements 5

65 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Statement of Cash Flow Year Ended March 31, OPERATING ACTIVITIES Cash receipts from grants, golf clubs and users $ 558,231 $ 492,252 Cash paid to suppliers and employees (557,352) (494,234) Cash flow from (used by) operating activities 879 (1,982) INVESTING ACTIVITIES Purchase of capital assets (4,038) (3,286) Net change in investments (374) 21 Cash flow used by investing activities (4,412) (3,265) DECREASE IN CASH (3,533) (5,247) CASH - BEGINNING OF YEAR 29,099 34,346 CASH - END OF YEAR $ 25,566 $ 29,099 See notes to financial statements 6

66 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Notes to Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION Golf Manitoba Inc. (the organization ) is a non-profit organization established to develop, promote, govern and service the game of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario for the benefit of all participants. The organization is exempt from taxation as a non-profit entity under Section 149(1) of the Income Tax Act. 2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-forprofit organizations. Because a precise determination of many assets and liabilities is dependent upon future events, the preparation of financial statements for a period necessarily involves the use of estimates which have been made using careful judgement. The financial statements have, in management's opinion, been properly prepared within the reasonable limits of materiality and within the framework of the significant accounting policies summarized below: Financial instruments Financial instruments are recorded at fair value when acquired or issued. In subsequent periods, financial assets with actively traded markets are reported at fair value, with any unrealized gains and losses reported in income. All other financial instruments are reported at amortized cost, and tested for impairment at each reporting date. Transaction costs on the acquisition, sale, or issue of financial instruments are expensed when incurred. Investments Investments, which consist of guaranteed investment certificates with original maturities at date of purchase beyond three months, are carried at amortized cost. Inventory Inventory is recorded at cost and consists of rule books, pins, scorecards and clothing. Capital assets Capital assets are stated at cost or deemed cost less accumulated amortization. Capital assets are amortized over their estimated useful lives on a straight-line basis at the following rates: Computer software 25% Office equipment 25% Office furniture 10% Tournament equipment 25% The organization regularly reviews its capital assets to eliminate obsolete items. Government grants are treated as deferred capital contributions and amortized over the useful life of the underlying asset. Capital assets acquired during the year but not placed into use are not amortized until they are placed into use. (continues) 7

67 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Notes to Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (continued) Revenue recognition The organization follows the deferral method of accounting for contributions. Externally restricted contributions are recognized as revenue in the year in which the related expenses are recognized. Unrestricted contributions are recognized as revenue when received or receivable if the amount to be received can be reasonably estimated and collection is reasonably assured. Donated services A large number of volunteers donate significant amounts of their time to program events and fundraising activities. No amount has been reflected in the financial statements for donated services since an objective basis is not available to measure the value of such services. Allocation of salaries and wages and office expenses The organization allocates salary and wage, and office expenses to three functional areas: administration, program management and tournament. The percentages are based upon estimates of staff time and resources spent for each area. These percentages are reviewed every year to determine whether there has been any significant shift which might warrant a change to the allocations. Salaries and wages have been allocated as follows: To administration expenses 33% 33% To program management expenses 37% 37% To tournament expenses 30% 30% Office expenses have been allocated as follows: To administration expenses 33% 33% To program management expenses 33% 33% To tournament expenses 34% 34% 3. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS The organization is exposed to various risks through its financial instruments and has a comprehensive risk management framework to monitor, evaluate and manage these risks. The following analysis provides information about the organization's risk exposure and concentration as of March 31, Credit risk Credit risk arises from the potential that a counter party will fail to perform its obligations. The organization is exposed to credit risk from funders, members and users. Due to the nature of the organization and its history with contributors, management assesses the credit risk as low. 8

68 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Notes to Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, CAPITAL ASSETS Cost Accumulated Cost Accumulated amortization amortization Computer software $ 5,605 $ 5,511 $ 5,605 $ 4,771 Office equipment 28,550 25,934 27,254 21,478 Office furniture 22,034 13,367 21,894 11,171 Tournament equipment 20,676 18,030 18,074 15,546 $ 76,865 $ 62,842 $ 72,827 $ 52,966 Net book value $ 14,023 $ 19, LINE OF CREDIT The organization has a $10,000 line of credit with the Assiniboine Credit Union bearing interest at prime plus 1% and is secured by a general security agreement providing a fixed charge over all assets. The organization has not utilized the line of credit as at March 31, INTERNALLY RESTRICTED Net assets in the amount of $120,000 had been internally restricted by the Board of Directors as follows: $100,000 for future capital acquisitions and $20,000 for the 100th Anniversary celebration of Golf Manitoba Inc. The 100th Anniversary celebration took place during the current fiscal year, therefore the Board of Directors approved the $20,000 prior allocation transferred back to unrestricted net assets The $100,000 for future capital acquisitions remains in the fund at March 31, Future appropriations will be made, of funds considered surplus to ongoing operations, on an annual basis upon approval by the Board of Directors. Assets have not been specifically designated and set aside for the purposes of funding this internal restriction of net assets. 9

69 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Notes to Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, NON-CONSOLIDATION OF CONTROLLED ENTITY At November 30, 2015, the organization is the sole member of the Manitoba Golf Scholarship Fund Inc. (the "Fund"). The purpose of the Fund is to provide financial assistance to young golfers for the purpose of enabling them to further their education at a Canadian post-secondary educational institution. The Fund is incorporated under the Corporations Act of Manitoba and is a registered charity under the Income Tax Act. The Fund has not been consolidated in the organization's financial statements. The financial summary of the Fund as at November 30, 2015 and for the year then ended is as follows: November 30, 2015 November 30, 2014 Financial position: Total assets $ 177,463 $ 165,315 Results of operations: Total revenues $ 18,673 $ 15,609 Total expenses 6,525 8,575 Excess of revenue over expenses $ 12,148 $ 7,034 Cash flows: Cash flows from operations $ 12,148 $ 7, SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE The organization exercises significant influence over the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. (the "Hall of Fame") by virtue of its ability to appoint four of the Hall of Fame's Board of Directors. The Hall of Fame was established to raise funds to acknowledge the contributions and accomplishments of Manitobans to the game of golf. The Hall of Fame is incorporated as a corporation without share capital under the laws of Manitoba and is a registered charity under the Income Tax Act. Net assets of the Hall of Fame amount to $13,591 at November 30, 2015 ( $13,937). 9. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS Included in the organization's program management expenses are operating grants of $1,000 ( $1,000) to the Hall of Fame. 10. COMMITMENTS The organization is committed to cellular phone and online registration service payments as follows: 2017 $ 6, ,796 10

70 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Notes to Financial Statements Year Ended March 31, NON-MONETARY TRANSACTIONS The organization has an agreement with Nott Autocorp which allows them to lease a vehicle for 5 months from Nott Autocorp at a reduced rate. The financial statements include the full market cost of the vehicle lease and the difference is recorded as sponsorship revenue. 12. PENSION PLAN The organization maintains a defined contribution pension plan for most of its employees. All contributions are fully funded on a monthly basis and are included in wages and benefits expense. During the year $9,181 ( $9,035) was recorded as an expense in relation to this pension plan. 11

71 GOLF MANITOBA INC. Administrative Expenses (Schedule 1) Year Ended March 31, Annual meeting $ 6,827 $ 5,283 Equipment purchases 4,199 1,873 Insurance 1,917 1,901 Lotteries 6,500 8,500 Meetings 6,235 9,512 Memberships 4,535 4,538 Miscellaneous Office 12,926 12,704 Professional development 4, Professional fees 3,561 3,421 Wages and benefits (Note 12) 82,671 83,966 $ 134,083 $ 132,039 Program Management Expenses (Schedule 2) Year Ended March 31, Clinics and camps $ 33,519 $ 29,995 Course rating 1,069 2,774 Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. (Note 9) 1,000 1,000 Equipment rentals 30 - Office 12,926 12,706 Wages and benefits (Note 12) 92,692 94,143 $ 141,236 $ 140,618 Tournament Expenses (Schedule 3) Year Ended March 31, Direct expenses $ 109,084 $ 100,617 Office 13,318 13,091 Professional development 1,063 - Wages and benefits 75,155 76,333 $ 198,620 $ 190,041 See notes to financial statements 12

72 GOLF MANITOBA INC. 100th Anniversary Celebration (Schedule 4) Year Ended March 31, REVENUE Raffle $ 20,600 $ - Tournament 29,617-50,217 - EXPENSES Raffle - Expenditure 20,339 - Tournament 27,033 - Other 100th celebration activities 15,343-62,715 - LOSS FROM ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION $ (12,498) $ - See notes to financial statements 13

73 PAST PRESIDENTS MANITOBA GOLF ASSOCIATION 2002 George McLeod Wheat City Golf Course Rob MacDonald Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Ken MacCharles * St. Charles Country Club Syd Cohan Glendale Golf & Country Club 1995 Rick Thain Winnipeg Municipal Courses Dave Morison Breezy Bend Country Club Jim Scollan Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1990 Ted Chop Northernaire Golf Course 1989 Bob Forcand Breezy Bend Country Club 1988 Rudy Boivin Southwood Golf & Country Club Jim Bristow Breezy Bend Country Club 1985 Al Macatavish Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1984 Keith D. Armstrong Niakwa Country Club Michael Averbach Glendale Golf and Country Club 1981 Donald L. Nutley * Bel Acres Golf & Country Club 1980 P. M. (Peter) Kremer Charleswood Golf Club 1979 E. K. (Bud) Foster * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1978 Gordon Pattison * St. Boniface Golf Club 1977 D. R. (Don) Craig Wpg. Municipal Courses 1976 R. B. (Bob) Goodwin Niakwa Country Club 1975 W. J. (Bill) Doyle * Southwood Golf & Country Club 1974 John C. Brown Winnipeg Canoe Club 1973 Manuel Bricker * Glendale Golf and Country Club 1972 H. E. Caldwell * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club R. E. Galloway * Pine Ridge Golf Club Dwight Parkinson, M.D. * St. Charles Country Club J. P. Vinet Assiniboine Golf Club Herbert A. Foster * Pine Ridge Golf Club J. W. Abbott * Southwood Golf & Country Club Charles L. Jones * Niakwa Country Club J. A. Swanson * Assiniboine Golf Club W. Arthur Johnston * Pine Ridge Golf Club J. M. Blair * St. Charles Country Club C. M. Thompson * Niakwa Country Club Fred J. O'Malley * Southwood Golf & Country Club W. S. Bickell * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club Harold Parker * Pine Ridge Golf Club H. Bruce Boreham * Tuxedo Golf Course Dr. N. C. Carmichael * St. Charles Country Club Gordon L. Leggo * Southwood Golf & Country Club R. G. Murray * Assiniboine Golf Club R. J. Gallagher * Norwood Golf Club J. L. M. Thomson * Niakwa Country Club Judge J. E. Adamson * Sandy Hook Golf Club Robert Jacob * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club C. W. Jackson * St. Charles Country Club D. E. Clement * Brandon Golf & Country Club 1927 C. E. Harvey * Elmhurst Golf & Country Club 1926 T. J. Lytle * Assiniboine Golf Club 1925 R. H. Baird * St. Charles Country Club 1924 G. B. Saunders * Southwood Golf & Country Club R. C. S. Bruce * Norwood Golf Club T. K. Middlemass * Winnipeg Golf Club C. P. Wilson * St. Charles Country Club F. L. Patton * St. Charles Country Club * Denotes deceased

74 MISSION STATEMENT To develop, promote, govern and service the game of golf in Manitoba and North West Ontario for the benefit of all participants GOLF MANITOBA Room Pacific Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3B 2Z6 p: f: e: