Stuart Wins The 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur Championship
Sean Stuart is the 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur Champion
Sean Stuart, 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur Champion
The 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur has come to a close. It was a successful weekend of exceptional competitive golf. During the final round, just as the final group made the turn, the weather began to decline. The expected rain and thunder storms made its way to Chester Golf Club, delaying what was an intense final round. After a short delay, the golfers were able to get back on the course and fight for the win.
Sean Stuart of Ashburn Golf Club has been crowned the 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur Champion, after firing a final round of 70, for a three-day total of 211. “It was a grind at the very end, but I’m pretty relieved with the outcome as the lead kept flipping back and forth the whole day.” said Stuart when asked how he felt about todays round. This is Stuarts second Provincial Championship title of the season, after winning the 2019 Men’s Four-Ball in June with partner Trevor Chow.
In second place is Brett McKinnon of Ashburn. McKinnon carded a 73 to secure his spot on the podium. The two battled it out until the end for the top spot. Rounding out the top 3 of the championship is Craig Hollett of Grandview who fired the low round of the day, 68, to secure this spot and finishing the three days at +4. Hollett is also the 2019 Mid-Master Champion.
Kevin George of Lingan fired a low round of 72 to be crowned the champion of Division 2.. Finishing in second place is John Dobson of Dundee who carded a three-day total of 227 after carding a 78 in round 3. Calum Cummings of Penn Hills and Chad Anderson of Brighwood finished tied for third on the podium in division 2. Cummings carded a steady 72 and Anderson an 8, for their three-day total of 228.
Division 3 champion is Darrell Kline of Ashburn who fired a 77 today, to bring his three-day total to 230. Taking second place is Jeff Fraser of Abercrombie, five back of first for a three-day total of 235, (+25). Rounding out the top 3 is Dan Anthony of Avon Valley. Anthony carded a strong 78 to bring his three-day total to 237, (+27).
For round 3 results from the 2019 MCT Insurance Men’s MID-Amateur Championship, please CLICK HERE
McKinnon, Craig Hollett of Grandview, and Paul Coulson of Truro, with alternate Marc Pothier of Ken-Wo will be representing Nova Scotia at the 2019 Canadian Men’s Mid Amateur Championship at Summett Golf Club in Toronto ON from August 20-23.
Other competitors to earn quota spots into the national championship are:
- Greg Black, Oakfield
- Andrew MacPherson, Oakfield
- Trevor Chow, Ashburn
Congratulations to all the winners, and best of luck to those representing Nova Scotia at nationals!
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The top three competitors, including one mid-master competitor (aged 40 and over), will be selected to compete in the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship. This years national championship will be held at the Summit Golf Club in Toronto, ON on August 20-23. The practice round will be held on August 21.
In addition to the three team spots, the NSGA will award an additional five (5) quota spots for 2019 Canadian Mid- Amateur Championship. These five quota spots will be allocated based on results from the 2019 MCT Men’s Mid-Amateur Championships (no age restrictions).
McKinnon Leads 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur
McKinnon claims the Solo Lead in the 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur
Brett McKinnon, going into round 3 at even par.
Round 2 of the 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur was a battle for the golfers. Temperatures rose to 32 degrees celsius, with the ocean breeze not being much help.
Brett McKinnon of Ashburn was able to defeat the heat and has taken the solo lead after firing a score of 72 (+2). McKinnon is even through two rounds. Only one shot back is Sean Stuart of Ashburn, who carded a plus 3, 73 and has a two-day total of (+1). There is a two-way tie between Mark Pothier of Ken-Wo CC and Paul Coulson of Truro for the last spot on the podium. Pothier fired a plus 2, 72 to earn this spot and Coulson fired a plus 5, 75 for a two day total for the both of them of (+4). Coulson is also leading the Mid-Master championship by 2 strokes, over Craig Hollett of Grandview (+6).
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| Sean Stuart chips in for birdie on 16. |
Chad Anderson of Brightwood fired a low round of one over, 71 (+7), to take the lead in Division 2. Two shots back in second place is John Dobson of Dundee Resort after entering the clubhouse with a plus 6, 76 (+9). In third place is Paul Fewer of Granite Springs, who shot plus 6, 76 (+10).
Division 3 is lead by Darrell Kline from Ashburn Golf Club, after firing a consistent 77, for a two day total of 153 (+13). Three shots back sits Robert Helmkay of Grandview. Helmkay fired a +10, 80 to sit at a two-day total of +16.
Round 3 is set to begin at 8:00am Sunday, July 20th.
For round 2 results from the 2019 MCT Insurance Men’s MID-Amateur Championship, please CLICK HERE
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The top three competitors, including one mid-master competitor (aged 40 and over), will be selected to compete in the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship. This years national championship will be held at the Summit Golf Club in Toronto, ON on August 20-23. The practice round will be held on August 21.
In addition to the three team spots, the NSGA will award an additional five (5) quota spots for 2019 Canadian Mid- Amateur Championship. These five quota spots will be allocated based on results from the 2019 MCT Men’s Mid-Amateur Championships (no age restrictions).
Stuart and McKinnon lead 2019 MCT Mid-Amateur Championship
Stuart and McKinnon share lead after the first round!
The views at Chester Golf Club
Today marked the first round of the MCT Men’s Mid Amateur Championship at Chester Golf Club. The amazing course, and equally stunning views challenged some of the provinces top male competitive golfers.
Ashburn’s Sean Stuart and Brett McKinnon share the lead after firing an impressive 68 (-2) during todays first round. Stuart carded five birdies and three bogeys while McKinnon, a graduate of Jacksonville University mens golf team, carded seven birdies and five bogeys.
One shot back, and tied for third are Paul Coulson of Truro and Craig Hollett from Grandview after carding a one-under, 69. The two are also tied for the lead in the Mid-Master divison (over 40).
Tied for fifth is Shawn Johnson of Hartlen Point Forces GC and Glenn Robinson of Ashburn Golf Club. Johnson and Robinson were both even for the day on the par 70 course.
Taking the solo lead in Division 2 is Mitch Campbell from Oakfield, after firing a steady 72 (+2) today. One stroke back is John Dobson from Dundee. In a three-way tie for third place in the second division is Steven Ward (Ken-Wo), Paul Fewer (Granite Springs) and Derek Bent (Paragon). The three carded a score of 74 (+4).
In the Division 3 there is a three-way tie for first. Robert Helmkay and Ken Ervanowitz, both from Grandview, and Joel Stronge from Amherst, lead their division after carding a first round total of 76 (+6).
National Championship:
The top three competitors (including one mid-master competitor aged 40 and over) will be selected to compete in the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship. This years national championship will be held at the Summit Golf Club in Toronto, ON on August 20-23. The practice round will be held on August 21.
In addition to the three team spots, the NSGA will award an additional five (5) quota spots for 2019 Canadian Mid- Amateur Championship. These five quota spots will be allocated based on results from the 2019 MCT Men’s Mid-Amateur Championships (no age restrictions).
CALLING ALL CADDIES
CALLING ALL CADDIES
Do you like golf?
Want to have an inside the ropes experience with future tour stars?
We are looking for passionate and positive people to take part in the Caddy Program for our Premier Amateur event, The 115th Canadian Amateur Championship hosted by Glen Arbour Golf club and Links at Brunello.
The event will take place from August 3rd to 8th, 2019.
Eligibility:
Age: 15 and older and able to walk and carry a golf bag excess of 50 pounds on steep terrain, For long durations.
Caddies will earn a $40.00 Honorarium per day.
If you are interested to caddying please contact Joe at joe@thelinksatbrunello.com
Below are the notes specifically for the caddies:
- Caddies must not commit to the championship unless they’re available throughout the entire week (Saturday – Thursday). Caddies must be available for all championship days.
- Caddies must wear flat soled, soft shoes (running shoes are preferred)
- Caddies must follow the dress code of Golf Canada and the host club
- Caddies should fill out a registration form (name, phone number and address)
- All caddies must check in to receive they’re bib before going to the starting tent.
- Caddies must wear their bibs on the range and practice facilities.
- Caddies shall not engage in conduct unbecoming of a caddie during the event.
- Caddies shall assist in maintaining the course by REPLACING DIVOTS AND RAKING BUNKERS as soon as possible after their player has played.
- Caddies shall not engage in any conduct which is prohibited for players under the Golf Canada Anti-Doping Program.
McLean and Chandler win the 2019 COBRA PUMA Junior Championship
Heather McLean captures her second and final COBRA PUMA Junior Girls Championship
Mark Chandler wins the COBRA PUMA Junior Boys Championship in a 3-hole playoff
Heather McLean 2019 Junior Girls Champion
For the second year around in a row Heather McLean from the Ken-Wo Golf Club has won the COBRA PUMA Junior Girls Championship at the Truro Golf Club. The 18-year old member of the NSGA Junior Development Team and a Junior with the Wagner University Golf Team in New York, NY. This marks Heather’s eighth and final junior championship. “It’s funny that I played my first junior at Abercrombie 8-years ago and shot 143 in my first round, now I just won my second principal title.” said Heather following her round today. McLean fired a three over par 75 to finish the championship with a total of 225.
Abbey Baker 2019 Juvenile Champion
Finishing in second place, and the new COBRA PUMA Juvenile Girls (U17) Champion is Abbey Baker from Ashburn. The 14-year old Baker carded a final round 77 to with 3-day total of 237.
Finishing in third place was Sara Cumby from Ken-Wo. McLean, Baker, and Cumby will represent Nova Scotia at the 2019 Canadian Junior Girls Championship at the Lethbridge Golf Club in Alberta from July 30-August 2.
Mark Chandler 2019 Junior Championship
After a three hole playoff, Mark Chandler from the Chester Golf Club won his first COBRA PUMA Junior Boys Championship. Chandler finished with a three-day total of 224 after firing a final round 78. The 17-year old NSGA Junior Development Team member completed his wire-to-wire in dramatic fashion after parring the final playoff to defeat Owen Mullen from the Truro Golf Club. Mullen, also a member of the NSGA Development Team, fought hard all day long and fired a two-over 73 to finish tied for the lead.
Owen Mullen 2019 Juvenile Champion
Despite coming up short for the Junior Championship, Mullen did win the COBRA PUMA Juvenile Championship (U17). Mullen finished 5-strokes, ahead of Ben Childs from Ashburn to capture his first Juvenile Championship.
Finishing alone in third place was Truro native, Isaac MacNaughton. The Truro member fired low round today after carding a one over par 72.
MacNaughton, Mullen and Chandler will represent Nova Scotia in the Canadian Junior Boys Championship at the Covered Bridge Golf Club in Hartlen, NB on Aug 12-15.
For a complete list of results from the 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Boys Championship please CLICK HERE
For a complete list of results from the 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Girls Championship please CLICK HERE
Round two recap of the 2019 COBRA PUMA Junior Championship
Baker and Ives win Bantam Championships
Parkash and Gaudet win Pee Wee Championships
(Left to right Abbey Baker, Annika Parkash, Zach Gaudet and Gavin Ives)
The NSGA crowned our first COBRA PUMA Pee-Wee (U13) Champions. Zach Gaudet of Truro Golf Club, captured his first provincial championship with a two round total of 152 (+8). Following his win when asked what the best part of his game was, Zach said “I had a really good short game and was consistent with my irons”.
Annika Parkash from Ashburn won the inaugural COBRA PUMA Pee-Wee Girls Championship. The twelve year-old won the title after carding a two-day total of 185. “My short game was on point and my driver was working for me.” said Parkash following her round today.
The COBRA PUMA Bantam Boys and Girls (U15) also concluded today.
The 2019 COBRA PUMA Bantam Junior Boys winner is Gavin Ives from Ashburn. The 14-year oldfired a two-day total of 158. Gavin is thanking his new putter for his win, as it “helped me save quite a few pars.”
Ashburn’s Abbey Baker successfully defended her title as the COBRA PUMA Champion. The 14-year old Provincial Development Team member carded a solid two-day total of 160 to win this years Bantam title, just a week after capturing the New Brunswick Bantam Championship.
Continuing her dominance through the Juvenile division as well, Abbey Baker is and is looking to win all three titles during tomorrows final round.
We can expect an exciting finish in our Junior Girls Division. Defending champion Heather McLean from Ken-Wo continued. two after firing a clean 74 (+2) to bring her two-day total to 150 (+6).
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| The lead group of girls; Cumby, McLean and Baker, hug it out after the round. |
A lot of movement took place in the Juvenile (U17) leader board today. With a new leader, Owen Mullen of Truro Golf Club fired a 74 (+3) to take the top of the leader board heading into the final round with a total score of 151 (+9). Ashburn’s, Benjamin Childs and Kieran Allain sit close behind, tied for second and a total score of 152 (+10).
Leading the way for the Junior Boys (U19) after two rounds is Chester’s, Mark Chandler with a dominating 7-shot lead. Chandler carded a solid 74 (+3) today to maintain his lead. In second place is Craig Landry of Antigonish Golf Club with a two-day total of 153 (+11). Rounding out the top three in the Junior Boys division is Ben Callaghan of Abercrombie and Isaac MacNaughton of Truro GC, tied at 156 (+14).
Mark Chandler leads the entire boys field and Heather McLean leads the entire girls field going into round 3.
Round 3 is set to begin at 7:30am Thursday, July 11th.
ATLANTIC FUTURE LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP
Quota spots for the Atlantic Futures Links will allocated based on the final results of the Junior Championships. Note: Pee Wee’s are NOT eligible for these quota spots.
- There are 12 quota spots for Junior Boys and 4 quota spots for Junior Girls.
- These quota spots will be awarded to competitors who are already registered in the Atlantic Championships.
- Competitors are responsible for travel and accommodations.
July 16-18
Covered Bridge Golf Club
Hartland, NS
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Junior Boys
The 2019 Canadian Junior Boys Championship will be at the Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club in Hartland, NB, August 12-15. The NSGA will be supporting a 3-person team to attend the Canadian Junior Boys. Each competitor will receive a $250 travel subsidy and two shirts. Competitors will be responsible for booking travel, accommodations and entry fees. The NSGA will not be sending a chaperone to nationals, nor is there funding for one.
An additional two (2) quota spots to compete in the Canadian Junior Boys Championship will be allocated based on results from the NSGA Junior Championship. There is no funding for this spot and the competitor will be responsible for all entry fee’s and travel related costs.
For more information on the 2019 Canadian Junior Boys Championship please
Junior Girls
The 2019 Canadian Junior Girls Championship will be at the Lethbridge Country Club in Lethbriudge, AB, July 30-Aug 02. The NSGA will be supporting a 3 person team to attend the Canadian Junior Girls. Each competitor will receive a $1000 travel subsidy and two shirts. Competitors will be responsible for booking travel, accommodations and entry fees. The NSGA will not be sending a chaperone with the team, nor is there funding for one.
For more information on the 2019 Canadian Junior Girls Championship please
*Competitors interested in competing in the Canadian Junior Boys and Girls Championships, and who earn a quota will be required to commit to using the quota spot immediately following completion of the NSGA Junior Championship on Thursday, July 11.*
For a complete list of results from the 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Boys Championship please CLICK HERE
For a complete list of results from the 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Girls Championship please CLICK HERE
ROUND ONE RECAP OF THE 2019 COBRA PUMA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
ROUND ONE RECAP OF THE 2019 COBRA PUMA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Boys and Girls Championship got underway today at the Truro Golf Club. The best junior golfer from across Nova Scotia were blessed with great weather, and the course is in immaculate shape.
This marked the inaugural Peewee Championship (U13). Leading the Peewee boys division is Truro native, Zack Gaudet after he fired a 74 (+2). Heading into tomorrows second round, Gaudet has a comfortable lead over another Truro native, Elliot Mullen who carded an 82 (+10). Rounding out the top 3 is Rylan Sutherland of Brookfield G & CC, who csrded a steady 84 (+13).
Leading the Peewee girls division is Annika Parkash of Ashburn Golf Course, after firing an impressive 88 (+17). Ten shots back in second place is Claira Frizzell, NSPPC, at 98 (+27).
Seeking his first Bantam Boys Champion title is Tyler Lirette of Ashburn, who holds first place at 75 (+4). At a close second is yet another Ashburn competitor, Gavin Ives who fired a 78 (+7).
Lirette is also leading the Juvenile Boys division after round one. Owen Mullen of Truro Golf Club and Dimitri Mihelakos of Ashburn Golf Club both fired a steady 77 (+6) and are tied for second.
Defending Bantam Girls champion, Abbey Baker, is seeking second title after carding a strong 79 (+8). The Bantam Boys and Girls champions will be crowned following their second round, tomorrow. Baker is also leading the Juvenile Girls Championship and has a comfortable lead over Ken-Wo’s Danielle Cumby who us second place.
Leading the Junior Boys division and looking for his first junior title is Mark Chandler of Chester Golf Course, who fired a 72 (+1). In second place is Ewan Kelly Jr. of Ashburn Golf Club, who carded a first round total of 75 (+4). Third place belongs to Craig Landry from Antigonish, sitting one back of second after a 76 (+5).
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| Mark Chandler hits his approach shot on #11 at Truro Golf Club. |
The Junior Girls division is led by defending champion, Heather McLean of Ken-Wo. McLean fired a 76 (+5) today. Sara Cumby (Ken-Wo), is looking to score her first Junior Girls champion title as she sits in second place after shooting a 78 (+7). Rounding out the top 3 of this division is Haley Baker of Ashburn Golf Club, with a 81 (+10) today.
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| Heather McLean putts out on #9 at Truro Golf Club. |
ATLANTIC FUTURE LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP
Quota spots for the Atlantic Futures Links will allocated based on the final results of the Junior Championships. Note: Pee Wee’s are NOT eligible for these quota spots.
- There are 12 quota spots for Junior Boys and 4 quota spots for Junior Girls.
- These quota spots will be awarded to competitors who are already registered in the Atlantic Championships.
- Competitors are responsible for travel and accommodations.
July 16-18
Covered Bridge Golf Club
Hartland, NS
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Junior Boys
The 2019 Canadian Junior Boys Championship will be at the Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club in Hartland, NB, August 12-15. The NSGA will be supporting a 3-person team to attend the Canadian Junior Boys. Each competitor will receive a $250 travel subsidy and two shirts. Competitors will be responsible for booking travel, accommodations and entry fees. The NSGA will not be sending a chaperone to nationals, nor is there funding for one.
An additional two (2) quota spots to compete in the Canadian Junior Boys Championship will be allocated based on results from the NSGA Junior Championship. There is no funding for this spot and the competitor will be responsible for all entry fee’s and travel related costs.
For more information on the 2019 Canadian Junior Boys Championship please
Junior Girls
The 2019 Canadian Junior Girls Championship will be at the Lethbridge Country Club in Lethbriudge, AB, July 30-Aug 02. The NSGA will be supporting a 3 person team to attend the Canadian Junior Girls. Each competitor will receive a $1000 travel subsidy and two shirts. Competitors will be responsible for booking travel, accommodations and entry fees. The NSGA will not be sending a chaperone with the team, nor is there funding for one.
For more information on the 2019 Canadian Junior Girls Championship please
*Competitors interested in competing in the Canadian Junior Boys and Girls Championships, and who earn a quota will be required to commit to using the quota spot immediately following completion of the NSGA Junior Championship on Thursday, July 11.*
For a complete list of results from the 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Boys Championship please CLICK HERE
For a complete list of results from the 2019 Cobra Puma Junior Girls Championship please CLICK HERE
Bryce Zinck hired as the NSGA Operations Manager
Halifax, NS – The Nova Scotia Golf Association is please to announce that Bryce Zinck has been hired for the position of Manager of Operations.
“We are very excited to have Bryce joining the NSGA, he has great experience as a golf professional and administrator.” said David Campbell, Executive Director of the NSGA. “Bryce will be working to on managing various areas of operations including Communications, Finance and Events. He has deep roots in golf here and Nova Scotia and wealth of experience in the industry.”
“I am looking forward to contributing to the team at the Nova Scotia Golf Association. I am proud to join an association which has governed and protected golf in Nova Scotia since 1927. It has been a fixture in my life since I was a junior golfer and helped shape my career.” said Bryce Zinck, NSGA Operations Manager.
Bryce graduated from the Holland College, Golf Business Management Program 2010 and is PGA of Canada Class A Professional.
In 2013, Bryce began working for the ClubLink as Corporate Events Coordinator and Merchandise Manager. In 2015 he was promoted to Associate Golf Professional and Member Retention.
Originally from Kingston, Bryce grew up playing at the Paragon Golf and Country Club. He also began his golf career working there in 1999 as part of the greens crew, pro shop and junior coordinator.
Bryce’s began his new role with the NSGA on July 4, 2019 and can be reached at bryce@nsga.ns.ca.
Ross wins the MCT Men’s Amateur Championship
Ross completes the wire-to-wire to win the 2019 MCT Men’s Amateur
Calvin Ross from the Kingswood Golf Club in Fredericton completed his wire-to-wire win at the 2019 MCT Men’s Amateur Championship held at the Abercrombie Golf Club. Ross, a member of the Texas State University Golf Team, fired a final round 76 to finish the 54-hole competition with a three day total of 213 (E).
This marks Ross’s second win on Nova Scotia soil. Ross won the 2017 Future Links Atlantic at Clare Golf Club. This win was just weeks before he won the 2017 Canadian Junior Championship.
“Today there was a little more pressure and I felt it on the front nine. I got suited coming down the back. I was able to get it done and I finished pretty strong.” said Ross following his round. “The course is in unbelievable shape. I know a-lot of guys from Nova Scotia that I grew up competing against. It was great to be here and compete against them in their home province.”
Ross is heading back to New Brunswick to compete in the Golf NB Men’s Amateur next week.
Two time NSGA Amateur Champion, Dave Williamson of the Ashburn Golf Club finished second overall and six strokes behind Ross. “In a weird twist of fate, I lost to a young man from New Brunswick. Over a decade ago (2008) I won my first men’s championship at Lingan and then traveled to New Brunswick where I won the Golf NB Amateur in the same year. I hope Calvin can do the same when he returns home next week.” said Williamson after the round.
Representing Team Nova Scotia at the upcoming Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship is Dave Williamson, Brett McKinnon and Kevin George. The three-man team will compete as part of the Willingdon Cup Interprovincial Competition at the Canadian Amateur next month in Halifax at the Glen Arbour Golf Club and Links of Brunello in Halifax on August 5-8.
Below are the competitors who have qualified for the 2019 Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship.
Glenn Robinson, NSPPC
Matt Vaughan, Oakfield
Paul Coulson, Truro
Jamie Sweet, Ashburn
Matt Cormier, Amherst
Aaron Nickerson, River Hills
Kevin Scott, Abercrombie
For a complete list of results from the 2019 MCT Men’s Amateur Championship please CLICK HERE
Chandler & Arsenault Crowned 2019 Women’s Champions
Chandler & Arsenault Crowned
2019 Women’s Amateur and Senior Champions
The 14 Wing Greenwood Golf Club has lived up to its nickname, “The Challenge”. It’s narrow fairways and fast greens tested the top female golfers in the province this weekend.
It was a like déjà vu at the 2019 Women’s Amateur & Senior Championship. In 2017 Allison Chandler and Debbie Arsenault both captured thier first Amateur and Senior Championships, respectively.
Allison Chandler, a junior at Gardner-Webb University, captured her second NSGA Women’s Amateur title today. The Chester Golf Club member managed to maintain her lead after carding a steady 80 in the final round. Chandler finished the tournament with a 242 total.
Finishing only 2-shots back of Chandler, in second place, was Stetson University sophomore and Ken-Wo member, Meghan McLean. McLean fired a tournament low round of 79 during the final round, and finished with a 3-day total of 244.
Placing 3rd in the championship was Abercrombie’s Julia Henderson, with a three day total of 247.
Cristal Romero of Grandview won Overall Low Net for the Amateur Championship.
2019 Women’s Amateur Champion – Allison Chandler
Debbie Arsenault from the Grandview Golf Club fended off the field to finish the championship with a three day total of 249. Arsenault carded a final round of 87 today and won the 2019 NSGA Women’s Senior by three strokes.
Defending champion, Susan Tumblin from Oakfield, finished in second place with a 3-day total of 252. Rounding out the top three was Ashburn’s Joanie McCarville, who finished with a total of 254.
Debbie Walker from Paragon claimed top spot for division 2, finishing with a three-day total of 273.
Margaret McLean, of Ken-Wo, finished Overall Low Net for the Senior Championship.
2019 Senior Women’s Champion – Debbie Arsenault
Allison Chandler, Meghan McLean and Julia Henderson will be representing Team Nova Scotia at the 106th Canadian Women’s Amateur at Red Deer Golf & Country Club in Red Deer Alberta. For more information on the championship, please CLICK HERE.
Debbie Arsenault, Susan Tumblin and Joanie McCarville will be representing Team Nova Scotia at the 2019 Canadian Women’s Senior Championship at Osoyoos Golf Club in British Columbia. For more information on the championship, please CLICK HERE.
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For the complete results from the 2019 NSGA Women’s Amateur Championship, please CLICK HERE
For the complete results from the 2019 NSGA Women’s Senior Championship, please CLICK HERE