The PGA of Alberta is thrilled to announce a new partnership with PLYR Athletics for the next two years! PLYR will serve as the Title Sponsor of the PLYR Season Kick-Off, set to take place at the beautiful Banff Springs Golf Course.
Chase Porter, Founder of PLYR Athletics, shared his excitement “On behalf of PLYR, we are very excited to partner with the PGA of Alberta and its membership through an event that closely aligns with our brand values. 2025 marks the ten-year anniversary for us at PLYR, and we couldn’t be more excited to kick off the year with this partnership and to host an event at the prestigious Banff Springs Golf Course. We look forward to making the Season Kick-Off a memorable experience for everyone involved!”
About PLYR:
PLYR is a dynamic apparel brand founded in 2015 in Saskatchewan, blending casual streetwear with golf attire. Over the past decade, PLYR has evolved to encompass a broader range of athletic wear, while still staying true to its roots in golf. The brand is committed to challenging the norms of athletic apparel through innovation, sustainability, and style.
In addition to it’s golf heritage, PLYR has grown to offer a variety of athletic options across other sports as well as become a great corporate apparel option for Canadian businesses and sports teams. PLYR Athletics is not just a clothing brand; it’s a movement aimed at empowering individuals to perform their best, both on and off the course. Join us in redefining athletic apparel and pushing the status quo of what’s considered "cool” in athletic apparel.
Golf Genius Sponsors PGA of Alberta Awards Night Celebration
Golf Genius is proud to sponsor the cocktail reception at the annual PGA of Alberta Awards Night, which honours the hard work and dedication of Alberta PGA members. The event will be held on October 22, 2025.
“The deep support we receive from PGA of Alberta members is something we certainly appreciate and value greatly", said Nick Wolfe, VP of Sales, North America, Golf Genius. "We take pride in the fact that many who are nominated for awards are users of our products, and to think that using Golf Genius contributed in some small part to that nomination is satisfying to our entire team”, continued Wolfe. “Our company is committed to making professionals’ lives easier and enhancing the experience of all golfers who enjoy this wonderful game. We we raise a glass to honour your hard work and commitment at your facilities. We look forward to many more years of our successful partnership between the PGA of Alberta and Golf Genius.”
About Golf Genius... Golf Genius provides innovative software and services to a global golf community of over 10,000 private clubs, public courses, destination resorts and millions of consumers in more than 65 countries. We also serve national federations, regional associations, and tours, including the USGA, Golf Ireland, England Golf, Japan Golf Association, Slovak Golf, the Legends Tour, the European Tour, and the PGAs of America, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Portugal, and Switzerland.
Golf Genius is the worldwide leader in digital solutions for the golf industry, including tournament and event management, golf shop operations, and coaching platforms. Our direct-to-consumer business reaches millions of golfers with a popular portfolio of consumer-focused golf apps offering GPS, auto shot tracking, scoring and statistics, shots gained, video analysis, and fantasy golf. Additionally, Golf Genius operates and maintains the GHIN system in the U.S. for the USGA. Our mission is to enhance the golf experience for organizations, facilities and individual golfers.
Golf Genius has more than 300 team members, including 75 PGA Professionals, with sales and support operations in the United States, Canada, Japan, the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. For more information, please visit golfgenius.com or contact:
Annual Awards Night Recognizes Outstanding Achievement in 10 categories within Alberta’s Golf Industry, champions on the field of play, bursary winners and Lifetime Achievement
CALGARY—The PGA of Alberta doled out the hardware to a group of members who made significant contributions to the game of golf, and a commitment to growing the industry, during its annual Awards Night on Wednesday in Calgary.
“The PGA of Alberta Awards program is a critical pillar for recognizing and celebrating the efforts of our members’ exceptional contributions to golf in our communities,” said Chris Paskin, Chair of the PGA of Alberta Awards Committee and head golf professional at Valley Ridge Golf Club.
“The role of the local golf professional extends far beyond playing competitively or helping others with their games. Golf professionals are community leaders who are crucial to nurturing the sport’s growth and sharing the life skills the game presents within the community. It is so great to see the tireless efforts of these professionals, regardless of the role they are playing, being recognized by their peers here in Alberta.”
The PGA of Alberta received a record number of nominations to recognize individuals demonstrating outstanding achievement in each of the 10 award categories.
And the 2024 winners are…
Apprentice Professional of the Year Nic Longley (Silver Springs Golf and Country Club)
Class "A" Professional of the Year Bryce Halverson (Carnmoney Golf Club)
Club Professional of the Year Jeff MacGregor (Glendale Golf and Country Club)
Coach of the Year Luke Workman (Glencoe Golf and Country Club Teaching Centre)
Executive Professional of the Year Curtis Robertson (Valley Ridge Golf Club)
Junior Leader of the Year Matt Seifert (Golf Future)
Retailer of the Year (Annual Gross Merchandise Sales Over $500,000) Banff Springs Golf Club (Andrew Szewczuk)
Retailer of the Year (Annual Gross Merchandise Sales Up To $500,000) Stony Plain Golf Club (Robb James)
Sales Rep of the Year Kristi Larson (KL Agency)
Teacher of the Year Scott Stiles (Earl Grey Golf Club)
Each of the award winners will automatically have their names submitted for nomination for the PGA of Canada awards which will be handed out on Canada Night during the PGA Show in Orlando.
The PGA of Alberta Awards process began July 21 with a nomination period in Alberta. Once the nomination period closed, August 27, individuals were notified they had been nominated for an award. Nominees were then required to complete an application to move forward in the provincial awards process.
A sub-committee comprised of awards committee members and past winners of the respective award was then created to review all of the nominations. Using a platform called SmarterSelect, a ranking system was used to determine the five finalists in each category.
A main awards committee was formed of past Club Professional of the Year recipients to rank each of the finalists and determine a winner.
The PGA of Alberta also used the celebration ceremony to present the following awards and bursaries:
Jack Skellern Patron of the Year G&G Brands (Brad German)
Top 100 Winner Greg Johnson (Golf Future)
Top 100 Rookie of the Year Joel Griffith (Valley Ridge Golf Course)
The PGA of Alberta presented four bursaries of $1,000 each to the following deserving Apprentice Professionals/Class “A” Assistant Professionals:
Year Round
Bryce Halverson (Carmoney Golf and Country Club)
Nathan Barendregt (Nevada Bob’s Grande Prairie)
9-Months or Less
Shannon Raina (Earl Grey Golf Club)
Daniel Humbke (Lacombe Golf and Country Club)
The PGA of Alberta also created the Jim Jempson Bursary of $2,500, in collaboration with the Jempson family, for a deserving Apprentice Professional.
Jim Jempson Bursary: Chris Horton (Golf Channel Academy at Cottonwood Golf and Country Club)
Winners of the PGA of Alberta Championship events were also recognized during the gala evening.
Championship Winners:
Player of the Year Mitchell Fox (Speargrass Golf Course)
Order of MeritChampions:
Head Pro Category - Samuel Kirkness (Inglewood Golf and Curling Club)
Ladies Category - Gina Nelson (Highlands Golf Club)
Assistants’ Category - Mitchell Fox (Speargrass Golf Course)
Our Srixon / Cleveland Golf Team Match PlayChampions (North Bracket) Phil McClusky and Logan Hill (River Bend Golf and Recreation Area)
Cobra PUMA Golf PGA of Alberta Assistants’ Champion Mitchell Fox (Speargrass Golf Course)
PING Canada Club Professional Champion Michael Harrison (Coal Creek Golf Resort)
Cobra Puma and Mobilicab (Club Car) PGA of Alberta Champion Eric Locke (Priddis Greens Golf and Country Club)
Ladies’ Champion Gina Nelson (Highlands Golf Club)
Seniors’ Champion Scott Allred (Elbow Springs Golf Club)
Bill Carrington (Leadership Pillar) and Clarence Semrau (Industry Leader) were honoured as the 2024 recipients of the PGA of Alberta’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
Carrington was a club professional for more than a half century, the bulk of that in the Wild Rose province. That includes 20 years as the head pro at Windermere Golf and Country Club.
He would later work at Edmonton Petroleum Golf and Country Club, Pine Hills Golf Club, Wolf Creek Golf Resort and Speargrass Golf Course. He was voted the PGA of Alberta’s Club Professional of the Year in 1988.
Semrau made his mark in the industry as the longtime owner and operator of Golf Supply House. While Semrau wasn’t a PGA of Alberta member, he enjoyed a strong relationship with countless pros and earned a reputation for superb customer service.
When Semrau wasn’t working, he loved to spend his free time on the fairways and greens. He and his wife, Shirl, were members at Silver Springs Golf & Country Club and would take their clubs to Arizona during the winter months.
Under Semrau’s leadership, Golf Supply House stepped in as title sponsor for the PGA of Alberta Assistants Championship, something that continued even after he sold the company in 2010.
Top 100 News
Top 100 Professionals of 2024
The PGA of Alberta is proud to officially announce the Top 100 PGA of Alberta Golf Professionals for 2024 as determined by the rankings in the Top 100 Programpresented by TaylorMade Golf Canada. See the list below for more details! These Members will receive a custom Top 100 logo recognizing their accomplishment.
Greg finished the year with 90 points to win his first PGA of Alberta Top 100 award. Following closely behind in second place was Bryce Halverson (Carnmoney GC) with 87 points and Joseph Busetto (Edmonton Petroleum G&CC) took third place with 74 points.
This year the PGA of Alberta will award a "Rookie of the Year". This award will be given to the member with the highest point total who became a PGA of Canada Apprentice Professional the year prior.
In a shortened program rotation that only lasted nine months, 539 PGA of Alberta professionals received at lease 1 point as this initiative continues to grow year after year.
Register Now! Spots Available for Day 3 Buying Show Education
We are less than a week away from the 2024 Buying Show!
Spots are still available for the Buying Show Education Session on day 3 in meeting room - 224, the Round Table Discussion is a great way to interact with your fellow professionals and gain insights from all aspects of the industry!
The Education Committee has decided to host an open round table discussion session for this year’s Show, presenters areElizabeth Stewart,Nic Longely, andStephen Yanitski. Topics covered will include Club Fittings, Ladies Events, and Corperate sales strategies. The Buying Show is the largest event for PGA of Alberta Members to gather and network, and now there is an opportunity to share your ideas and learn what others in the province are doing. Participants will spend 20 minutes at each table with a predetermined topic, please come prepared with questions and information of your own.
Participants will receive Top 100 Points: 3 points/session.
If you have any questions or need any assistance registering please contact the office via Thomas Powley.
Association News
Calgary G&CC Head Professional Drives Into Retirement
Tom Greiner will, among other things, miss the commute to work.
The entrance road at Calgary Golf & Country Club weaves through the picturesque property, with pristine fairways out the windows on either side. You’re treated to a sneak preview of Holes 9 and 18, both dandy downhillers, and a view of a beautiful clubhouse that is backdropped by the Elbow River.
In four decades on staff at Calgary Golf & Country Club, including 32 years as head professional, Greiner has done this drive thousands and thousands of times.
He announced several months ago that he would be retiring at the conclusion of this current season. Calgary Golf & Country Club, like many courses across Alberta, pulled the pins after the Thanksgiving long weekend.
“My first drive down to the club was with Al Ewen, my predecessor,” Greiner reminisced. “I’m pretty sure it was in January of 1985, or it may have been December of 1984, and the club had an opening for an assistant golf professional and they flew me out for an interview. I was living in Toronto at that time. So, I flew in the night before, stayed at a downtown hotel, and Al picked me up. Driving into the golf club, I remember that day like it was yesterday. It was one of those bluebird days, middle of winter, fresh snow on the ground, and we’re driving in and I’m thinking, ‘Oh boy, this place looks pretty special.’ ”
Think of all that has changed in golf since the mid-1980s — from the equipment, fashion and technology to the heroes that we’re emulating during our range sessions. But through that time, Greiner has remained a constant at Calgary Golf & Country Club. He’s been a familiar (and friendly) face for multiple generations of members and a role model for his peers. He was saluted as the PGA of Alberta’s Club Professional of the Year in 2018.
Jeff MacGregor, the head pro at Glendale Golf & Country Club in Edmonton, described Greiner as “just a true professional” and somebody who has “set the standard within our business.”
“He’s been a mentor to many and a leader in our industry,” echoed John Wilson, a way-back-when junior member at Calgary Golf & Country Club — that was during Ewen’s tenure — and the head professional at Priddis Greens Golf & Country Club. “To have that tenure at a Club like that, it’s amazing. You’ve heard the story about him driving down that road on the first day and it’s snowing and that he knew that’s exactly where he wanted to be when he drove through those gates. And he stayed there for 40 years. It’s incredible.”
Greiner was “immensely proud” to host the PGA of Alberta’s 2024 PING Club Professional Championship in late July, one of many dates on his summer schedule that left him feeling a bit nostalgic. “Even with every Club event, it’s like another chapter — ‘This is my last men’s member-guest, this is my last ladies’ member-guest, this is going to be my last club championship.’ You do think about that, and there’s some emotion that goes through you.”
Throughout his final season as a head professional, he’s been reflecting on his start in the sport. He didn’t grow up in a golfing family but vividly remembers an on-a-whim round at age 13, alongside a couple of buddies at a municipal layout in Burlington, Ont.
“From that first time, which really just instilled a love of the game, to end up like this, is pretty surreal,” added Greiner.
He has been asked often about his future plans and always starts with the appeal of squeezing in a few more rounds and experiencing Calgary’s next splendid summer at a different pace.
“I just want to simplify things, enjoy the city, enjoy my home, enjoy my backyard and be able to enjoy a summer not having my days laid out for me because I have this list of things that need to be accomplished at work,” he said.
He will, however, miss his commute. His initial observation, all those years ago, was spot-on — Calgary Golf & Country Club is a pretty special place.
“One of my lines for many, many years has always been that I have the best head office in Calgary,” Greiner said. “I feel incredibly fortunate to have been able to call this home for so many years. Probably a lot of professionals would aspire to be the head professional at a top-tier private club in the country, and this certainly is one of those. So, for me to be able to be in the position that I’ve been for so many years, you know, I feel so lucky.
“I couldn’t have scripted it any better.”
Buying Show News
Three-Time Olympic Golf Coach, Derek Ingram, to Highlight Final Day of PGA of Alberta Buying Show
CALGARY—One of the nation’s most accomplished golf instructors, Derek Ingram, will highlight the final day of the highly-anticipated 2024 PGA of Alberta Buying Show, October 24 in Calgary, during “A Conversation with one of Canada’s Top Coaches” presented by PING Canada.
A three-time Olympic golf coach, Ingram will bring PGA of Alberta members behind the scenes of him working with many of Canada’s top players on the PGA TOUR including Corey Conners and Taylor Pendrith, representing Team Canada at the 2024, 2020 and 2016 Games as coach of the men’s golf team, while also sharing his coaching philosophy during the Q&A session hosted by Todd Halpen (Golf Future).
“Derek is an extraordinary talent who is an articulate, engaging and motivational presenter. We are grateful to our generous partner, PING Canada, for providing our members the opportunity to learn from the knowledge and experiences Derek has acquired throughout his impressive career,” said Robert Rousselle, executive director, PGA of Alberta. “Derek’s presence brings our annual Buying Show to a new level. I hope our membership will gain inspiration from this opportunity, while taking valuable information back with them on their continued journey to achieve personal excellence and growing their respective business.”
A three-time recipient of the PGA of Canada’s Ben Kern Coach of the Year Award (2020, 2007 and 2003), the Winnipegger has been involved in Golf Canada’s high-performance program for over 15 years. He served five years as Men’s Assistant Coach for Team Canada prior to being named women’s head coach at the end of 2009. In 2012 Ingram moved into the role of men’s head coach, where he currently oversees the amateur and young professional squads.
A seven-time winner of the Manitoba PGA Teacher of the Year Award and three-time winner of the Manitoba PGA Coach of the Year Award, Ingram has been selected as one of the top 10 coaches in Canada by the National Post, Golf Digest and Golf Magazine, and a Top 50 Teacher in North America by Golf Range Magazine.
Ingram also competed on the Canadian Tour for two years and was twice named Manitoba PGA Player of the Year Award (2008 and 2003).
The PGA of Alberta Buying Show is slated for October 22-24, at the Calgary BMO Centre.
Boasting exhibitors throughout Western Canada, the Buying Show is an opportunity for PGA of Alberta members to forge meaningful connections, exchange insights, and unlock new opportunities for their business as the Show brings together golf professionals, industry suppliers, and sales representatives for this improved Show experience that also includes the creation of two PGA of Alberta lounges.
The only show of its kind in Canada, this year’s premier gathering of the golf community will also deliver:
an improved Featured Products Area showcasing the latest and most exciting offerings. Here, you’ll discover signature products that highlight innovation and quality, including exclusive new items making their debut. This hub location for the 2024 Show will provide attendees the opportunity to explore cutting-edge equipment, stylish apparel, and unique accessories;
complimentary, delicious food and beverage options for all exhibitors and attendees, courtesy of our partner Gordon Food Service (GFS), in the 19th Hole;
improved parking and Wi-Fi access;
a Cocktail Reception & Awards Ceremony to remember that will recognize trailblazers, innovators, and champions in our community who continue to drive the golf industry forward.
The 2024 Buying Show will operate 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., October 22-23; and on October 24 (9 a.m. – 3 p.m.). All exhibitors will be on the floor until the close of the Show floor on the final day. A Business Professional Dress Code will also be in effect for the duration of the PGA of Alberta Buying Show.
If you have any questions related to the PGA of Alberta Buying Show, please contact Michelle Moody at [email protected].
Association News
Communication & Membership Committee Now Formed
We are excited to announce that the new Communication & Membership Committee has been formed for the remainder of 2024 and for 2025. Thank you to all the applicants who have volunteered their time and passion to help support our Association.
This committee was formed after the dissolving of two former committees, Promotion & Communication and Membership & Employment.
This new committee will meet shortly to review the direction for the PGA of Alberta communication plan along with finding new initiatives that will positively affect the entire membership.
Awards News
2024 PGA of Alberta Award Finalists Announced
We are excited to announce the 2024 PGA of Alberta Awards finalists.
Join us in raising a glass to excellence as we recognize and honor the outstanding achievements and contributions within the golf industry in Alberta and announce the winners of the 2024 PGA of Alberta Awards on Wednesday, October 23, following the close of Day 2 of the buying show.
Indulge in delicious hors d’oeuvres and sip on a beverage of your choice from the host bar while mingling with golf professionals, industry affiliates, and exhibitors. All exhibitors and attendees of the 2024 PGA of Alberta Buying Show are welcome to attend.
The cocktail reception will begin at 5:00 pm and lead into the awards ceremony at 5:30 pm with the evening concluding at 7:30 pm. Thank you to our PGA of Alberta Awards Cocktail Reception Presenting Sponsors, Gordon Food Service and Levelwear.
Apprentice Professional of the Year Finalists
In alphabetical order by last name. Click on the names below to learn more about each finalist.
The Education Committee is excited to bring you the following education sessions for the 2024 Buying Show!
Registration is open for all members and is filling up fast! Register now to secure your spot in each of the sessions for the Buying Show. Each session will be held in Meeting Room - 224, registration closes the day of each session. Participants will receive Top 100 Points: 3 points/session.
If you have any questions or need any assistance registering please contact the office via Thomas Powley.
With Bob Paley - PGA of Canada Pat Fletcher Retailer Of The Year Award Recipient
Bob will be sharing strategies for buying and running a successful golf shop that will be essential for anyone attending this years Show. Bring any questions you have to make the most out of this session and set your course up for success in 2025.
We will have a Catherine Cacaoutis from Nike Golf and the retail side of the industry that specializes in store optimizations and visual merchandising to help our professionals understand the importance of setting up your pro shop effectively to increase sales and guest experience. Catherine has a background in apparel, footwear, accessories, product, along with education in fashion business school has worked in the industry for over 20 years. Her passion for business and product is second to none as her previous experience links to brands such as Harry Rosen’s, Sporting Life, Holt Renfew, Levi’s, Golf Town, and now more importantly with Mint Green Group as the Product Manager for Nike Golf. Topics such as fashion trends, story telling within a retail location, branding, and color matching for facilities that will look to optimize their current retail space or develop a new storefront.
The Education Committee has decided to host an open round table discussion session for this year’s Show, presenters are Elizabeth Stewart, Nic Longely, and Stephen Yanitski. Topics covered will include Club Fittings, Ladies Events, and Corperate sales strategies. The Buying Show is the largest event for PGA of Alberta Members to gather and network, and now there is an opportunity to share your ideas and learn what others in the province are doing. Participants will spend 20 minutes at each table with a predetermined topic, please come prepared with questions and information of your own. Check out the bottom of the registration page for more details.
Top 100 Points: Attendees will receive 3 points/session
Awards News
Carrington, Semrau Saluted as Lifetime Achievement Award Winners
Bill Carrington and Clarence Semrau are the latest recipients of the PGA of Alberta’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
Carrington was a club professional for more than a half century, the bulk of that in the Wild Rose province. That includes 20 years as the head pro at Windermere Golf and Country Club.
Semrau made his mark in the industry as the longtime owner and operator of Golf Supply House.
The 84-year-old Carrington is currently recovering from back surgery, but it’s his goal to attend the PGA of Alberta Awards Ceremony, which are scheduled for October 23.
“To receive this Lifetime Achievement Award from the PGA of Alberta is a tremendous honour,” Carrington said. “I have been a PGA of Canada member for 64 years, with 44 of those years right here in Alberta. It’s been a real pleasure watching my family grow up in golf and witness their successes in the golf industry. Over the course of my career, I am proud to see that many of the men and women that I was lucky enough to mentor have moved on to become accomplished professionals in the golf industry.
“I am truly honoured to be recognized.”
Carrington started his career with the PGA of Canada in 1960. He arrived in Alberta in 1972, moving from Montreal to become head pro at Windermere. He was a fixture at ‘Windy’ for the next two decades, popular among members and also widely respected by his peers. In fact, he was voted the PGA of Alberta’s Club Professional of the Year in 1988.
He would later work at Edmonton Petroleum Golf and Country Club, Pine Hills Golf Club, Wolf Creek Golf Resort and Speargrass Golf Course.
Carrington was successful as a player, winning the PGA of Alberta Championship in 1980 and PGA of Alberta Seniors Championship in 1990. He also served from 1994-2010 on the provincial board of directors, although his greatest impact might have come through his mentorship. Eight of his assistants would eventually be hired as head professionals. He influenced even more as an instructor in the golf management program at what is now MacEwan University.
“I remember when I first came to Edmonton in 1983, going down to see his pro shop, just to see how he arranged it, and I was just blown away by how he everything arranged so professionally,” recalled Bill Penny, a longtime PGA of Alberta pro and close friend of Carrington. “I think he made it a really exciting atmosphere for his young assistants to work in. On the outside service part of it, he really shone in that, just to give the membership a first-class service. Just everything was well-organized. Tournaments were well-organized. Everything that a professional should do at a club, Bill was doing. And for the young assistants to see this, I’m sure that helped lead to their success.
“And he still follows all the young pros that come into the business or are accepting their first jobs. He always tries to get ahold of them and congratulate them and wish them success, and he’s always there to lend an ear. He’s just a tremendous man.”
Semrau passed away in 2018. He’ll be represented at the PGA of Alberta Awards evening by family and friends.
“I can guarantee he would have been very surprised,” said Semrau’s son-in-law Craig Moody, who also worked alongside Clarence as general manager at Golf Supply House.
“Whatever he accomplished, he never wanted to make a big deal out of it. That was kind of his default, just the way he rolled.
“So, I think he would be surprised but very appreciative.”
Semrau had been running a custom home-building business and was looking for his next challenge when he purchased a company called National Marketing of Canada in 1986 and rebranded it as Golf Supply House.
While Semrau wasn’t a PGA of Alberta member, he enjoyed a strong relationship with countless pros and earned a reputation for superb customer service. If a course was having issues with range equipment or other gear they’d purchased through Golf Supply House, he’d often show up to fix it himself.
“He was about people. He always wanted to help people,” said Semrau’s daughter, Maureen Moody. “It was important to him that his customers were happy. The people that worked for him and with him, he wanted to look out for them. He didn’t care what titles he had. If there was something he could do to help, he just wanted to do that. If he could drive across the city or outside the city to help somebody to repair something or anything like that, it’d be like, ‘Off he goes.’ You could just see he cared.”
When Semrau wasn’t working, he loved to spend his free time on the fairways and greens. He and his wife, Shirl, were members at Silver Springs Golf & Country Club and would take their clubs to Arizona during the winter months.
Under Semrau’s leadership, Golf Supply House stepped in as title sponsor for the PGA of Alberta Assistants Championship, something that continued even after he sold the company in 2010.
Both Semrau and Carrington will be celebrated with deserving colleagues who have made significant contributions to the game of golf over the past year when the PGA of Alberta hands out nine additional awards to honour their extraordinary achievements in 2024.
