Performance - Training Schedule To Be Updated For 2023
British Columbia Golf is committed to developing a well-rounded performance program as supported by the Long Term Player Development framework for golf in Canada. As stated in the 2022-2025 strategic plan of the Association, the goal of the Player Performance program is to Increase the number of competitive golfers and enhance their performance in BC, in order to develop Canada’s best players.
BC players and teams are systematically achieving national and international results at the highest levels of competitions through the core values of British Columbia Golf: ethical practices, inclusiveness, respectful and responsive programs and services. These services provide the guidance and benchmarks required to support the elite golfer effectively on the technical development pathway to enhanced excellence.
For information regarding British Columbia Golf Teams & Performance Camps etc, please contact Managing Director of Player Development, Debbie Pyne, at debbie@britishcolumbiagolf.org or (604) 279-2580 x206.
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Competition & Rules
Each year, British Columbia Golf conducts 12 provincial championships that provide the highest level of competition for amateur golfers of all ages. More than 1,700 amateur golfers compete in British Columbia Golf sanctioned competitions each year.
The top players from the Amateur, Women’s Amateur, Senior Men’s and Senior Women’s Amateur, Men’s and Women’s Mid-Amateur, Junior Girls’ and Boys’ Championships are selected to represent British Columbia at the national championships, conducted by Golf Canada.
Team British Columbia (L to R- Matthew Broughton, Kevin Ko and Chris Crisologo) Captured the 2012 Canadian Junior Boys’ Interprovincial Championship
Rules of Golf
As the national governing body for golf, Golf Canada holds the exclusive right to publish and distribute the Rules of Golf in Canada. The Rules are updated every four years through the work of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and the United States Golf Association. A joint committee of these associations, on which the Rules Chairman of Golf Canada sits, is charged with revising, modernizing and improving the Rules of Golf and the Decisions on the Rules of Golf. These two documents form the complete Rules of Golf that are used universally throughout the world of golf.