2023 Golf Nova Scotia Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship
Round 1: 72 (E)
Round 2: 70 (-2)
Round 3: 65 (-7)
Total: 207 (-9)
Round 1: 72 (E)
Round 2: 66 (-6)
Round 3: 73 (+1)
Total: 211 (-5)
Nova Scotia’s Junior Girls Team Nova Scotia secured 3rd place in the Inter-Provincial Championship of the 2023 Canadian Junior Girls Championship
A historic achievement for Nova Scotia’s Junior Girls golf, Team Nova Scotia secured 3rd place in the Inter-Provincial Championship of the Canadian Junior Girls Championship, marking their best finish ever for Junior Girls Team Nova Scotia.
Abbey Baker, Annika Parkash, and Olivia Seaman showcased exceptional skill and determination throughout rounds 1 and 2. The girls finished with a team score of +21 to secure 3rd place.
This achievement not only highlights the rising talent in Nova Scotia but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring golfers throughout the province.
Well done and congratulations girls, go get ’em tomorrow!
Rippey, Anderson, & Graham representing Nova Scotia at the 2023 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship in Creemore, Ontario
Natalie Rippey, Brittany Anderson, and Kaitlyn Graham, three talented and dedicated golfers, will proudly represent Nova Scotia in Creemore, Ontario, as they compete in the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship.
Baker, Seaman, & Parkash representing Nova Scotia at the 2023 Canadian Junior Girls Championship in Hampton, New Brunswick
Abbey Baker, Olivia Seaman, and Annika Parkash are the talented trio representing Nova Scotia at the Canadian Junior Girls Championship. These three exceptional young golfers demonstrated their skills and determination at the Nova Scotia Junior Championship, where they finished in the top 3, securing their well-deserved spots to compete at the national level. Their outstanding performances showcased their ability to rise to the occasion and excel under pressure, earning them the opportunity to represent their province. As they prepare to compete against the nation’s best junior golfers, the trio of Abbey, Olivia, and Annika brings with them a wealth of talent, promising to make Nova Scotia proud with their display of skill, sportsmanship, and unwavering passion for the sport of golf. Other Nova Scotians are also competing this week at the Canadian Junior Girls Championship including Claira Frizzell, Taylor Wilson, Jadian Eisenhauer, and Kate Pemberton. Best of luck girls, make Nova Scotia proud!
A historic achievement for Nova Scotia’s Junior Girls golf, Team Nova Scotia secured 3rd place in the Inter-Provincial Championship of the Canadian Junior Girls Championship, marking their best finish ever for Junior Girls Team Nova Scotia.
Abbey Baker, Annika Parkash, and Olivia Seaman showcased exceptional skill and determination throughout rounds 1 and 2. The girls finished with a team score of +21 to secure 3rd place.
This achievement not only highlights the rising talent in Nova Scotia but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring golfers throughout the province.
A huge thank you to Sara Wilson, as she travelled with the team to Nationals as a Coach and mentor to the girls!
Round 1: 72 (+1)
Round 2: 77 (+6)
Round 3: 74 (+3)
Round 4: 75 (+4)
Total: +14
Round 1: 79 (+8)
Round 2: 79 (+8)
Round 3: 83 (+12)
Round 4: 86 (+15)
Total: +43
Round 1: 80 (+9)
Round 2: 77 (+6)
Round 3: 78 (+7)
Round 4: 78 (+7)
Total: +29
Claira Frizzell: Round 2 – 90 (+36 Total) Missed Cut
Taylor Wilson: Round 2 – 90 (+47 Total) Missed Cut
Jadian Eisenhauer: Round 2 – 87 (+37 Total) Missed Cut
Kate Pemberton: Round 2 – 86 (+29 Total) Missed Cut
2023 Golf Nova Scotia Women’s Provincial Championship
Round 1: 75 (+2)
Round 2: 83 (+10)
Round 3: 74 (+1)
Total: 232 (+13)
Round 1: 81 (+8)
Round 2: 75 (+2)
Round 3: 85 (+12)
Total: 241 (+22)
Round 1: 81 (+8)
Round 2: 88 (+15)
Round 3: 76 (+3)
Total: 245 (+26)
Abbey Baker
Annika Parkash
Haley Baker
Natalie Rippey
Brittany Anderson
Kaitlyn Graham
Debbie Arsenault
Karla Wilms
Leslie Houde
2023 Golf Nova Scotia Men’s Amateur Championship
Round 1: 69 (-3)
Round 2: 70 (-2)
Round 3: 69 (-3)
Total: 208 (-8)
Isaac MacNaughton
Glenn Robinson
Simon Mullen
2023 Golf Nova Scotia Jaguar Land Rover Halifax Junior Championship
Round 1: 73 (+3)
Round 2: 72 (+2)
Round 3: 73 (+3)
Total: 218 (+8)
Round 1: 69 (-1)
Round 2: 72 (+2)
Round 3: 72 (+2)
Total: 213 (+3)
Round 1: 82 (+12)
Round 2: 73 (+3)
Round 3: 77 (+7)
Total: 232 (+22)
Round 1: 83 (+13)
Round 2: 85 (+15)
Total: 168 (+28)
2023 Golf Nova Scotia Men’s Four-Ball Championship
Digby’s Myles Creighton has won the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship presentado por Volvo for his first PGA Tour LA title??
“This is crazy, surreal,” is how Myles Creighton described the whirlwind of the past two weeks in Colombia, which he ended with a one-shot victory at the Inter Rapidísimo Golf Championship presented by Volvo on Sunday. Trailing by four strokes at the start of the day, the 27-year-old from Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada, carded a 4-under 68 in the final round to secure the tournament title, at 19-under 269, at El Rincón de Cajicá Golf Club, outside the capital city of Bogota.
Golf Nova Scotia Welcomes Rob Prescott as a 2023 Board Member!
My name is Rob Prescott, and I live along the Bedford Basin with my wife Chantal, close to our three children.
Currently playing as a member of the Granite Springs Golf Club, I have been a member of numerous golf courses across Canada and in Europe. After retiring from the Air Force in Greenwood, our family decided to remain here in Nova Scotia, and I worked in Health and Education until my recent retirement. I first became interested in Golf as a youngster caddying during tournaments on a military base in southern Ontario. Unfortunately, I was unable to play regularly until 1982 and have been addicted ever since. A truly encompassing game, golf has lead me to making many friends and sharing multiple experiences on some very scenic and awe inspiring courses over the 40 plus years I have been playing.
Looking towards returning a small part of the great work of others, I volunteered to become a member of the Golf NS Course Rating team to ensure that golfers here will be recognized world-wide as holding valid and accurate handicaps based on well rated courses. After serving as 2nd-Chair of the Handicap and Course Rating Committee, I was asked to accept the position of Chair and join the Board of Golf NS.
Rob Prescott