John Scott Named 2025 CGSA/Envu Superintendent of the Year

MONTREAL, QC – October 7, 2025 – The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA), in partnership with Envu, proudly announced Mr. John Scott, AGS, Superintendent at Summerlea Golf and Country Club in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, as the 2025 CGSA/Envu Superintendent of the Year during the Awards Dinner at this year’s Fall Field Day.

This prestigious annual award recognizes a superintendent who demonstrates outstanding dedication, leadership, and service to both the golf profession and their community.

A CGSA member since 1984, John holds the esteemed Accredited Golf Superintendent (AGS) designation and has served in numerous leadership capacities, including as CGSA President in 2021 and President of the Quebec Golf Course Superintendents Association. He has also made significant contributions to turfgrass research as a board member of the Quebec Turfgrass Research Foundation.

“John has made a lasting impression on the golf industry,” said Braydon Gilbert, AGS, CGSA President. “Through his unwavering dedication, tremendous support of the association, and humble leadership, he has helped guide the CGSA through many important years. He truly embodies what it means to be an ambassador for our industry.”

John’s career spans over four decades, with previous roles at Royal Montreal, Rivermead, Rawdon, and Elm Ridge, before joining Summerlea in 2002. He is widely respected for his dedication, mentorship, and commitment to volunteerism within the industry.

“John has brought honour to the profession through his leadership, expertise, and service,” said Eric Ruhs, Superintendent at Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club, who nominated him. “He is more than deserving of this recognition.”

As 2025 Superintendent of the Year, John will receive:

• Travel and participation at the 2025 Fall Field Day in Montreal
• All-access registration to the 2026 Canadian Golf Course Management Conference in Calgary
• An Envu agronomic site visit and report
• A $5,000 Envu plant protection package
• A trip for two to an Envu educational golf event

“The entire Envu team congratulates John on this well-deserved recognition,” said Ryan Beauchamp, Golf Segment Manager, Envu Canada.

“His impact on turfgrass management and the industry is truly commendable.”

John will officially receive his award at the 2026 Canadian Golf Course Management Conference in Calgary on February 24.

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About the CGSA

The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association is the only national organization dedicated to supporting golf course superintendents in Canada. It provides advocacy, education, and professional development to over 1,000 members. Website: www.golfsupers.com

About Envu

Envu is a leader in turf and ornamental solutions across Canada, offering innovative plant protection products for golf course management.
Website: www.ca.envu.com