Halifax, Nova Scotia — The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA), in partnership with the Atlantic Golf Superintendents Association (AGSA), is pleased to announce that the Canadian Golf Course Management Conference will be held February 23–25, 2027 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, hosted at the Halifax Convention Centre.

The 2027 conference marks a milestone for CGSA and the region: this will be the first time the national conference returns to Halifax since 2009, bringing golf course management professionals, industry leaders, educators, and suppliers together for three days of education, networking, and Atlantic Canadian hospitality.

“Halifax is an outstanding host city, and we’re excited to bring our national community back for the first time in nearly two decades,” said Braydon Gilbert, AGS, CGSA President. “Partnering with the Atlantic Golf Superintendents Association in Halifax creates an ideal setting for learning, sharing best practices, and strengthening professional connections across Canada.”

AGSA welcomed the opportunity to co-host and showcase the strength of the Atlantic golf community.

“We’re proud to partner with CGSA to welcome colleagues from across the country,” said Matthew Blackburn, AGS, AGSA President. “The region has a strong turfgrass culture, a growing season that presents unique agronomic opportunities and challenges, and a reputation for warm hospitality—this conference will reflect all of it.”

Conference Highlights (More Details to Come)

The Canadian Golf Course Management Conference is CGSA’s flagship professional development event, designed for superintendents, assistants, technicians, students, and industry partners.

The 2027 program will include:

• High-impact education sessions focused on practical, science-based course management
• Networking opportunities with peers from across Canada
• Industry engagement with a first-class trade show and product innovation discussions

Additional programming details, registration dates, speaker announcements, and hotel/travel information will be released in the months ahead.

Why Halifax: A Conference Destination Worth the Trip

Halifax offers the ideal mix of professional value and memorable winter travel—making it a standout host city for delegates and their guests.

Conference attendees can look forward to:

• A vibrant waterfront district with shops, galleries, and ocean views
• Signature local experiences including fresh seafood and award-winning dining
• A rich history and culture—from iconic landmarks to engaging museums and heritage sites
• Live music and nightlife with a reputation for welcoming energy year-round
• Day-trip potential to scenic coastal communities and classic Atlantic landscapes

With direct travel access, walkable downtown areas, and a strong tourism offering, Halifax is a destination that rewards extending the trip by a day or two.

Save the Date
Canadian Golf Course Management Conference
February 23–25, 2027
Halifax, Nova Scotia

For updates, sponsorship opportunities, and future registration announcements, visit www.golfsupers.com or contact Kathryn Wood, at kwood@golfsupers.com.

Media Contacts

Kathryn Wood, CMP
Chief Executive Officer Canadian Golf Superintendents Association
(CGSA)416-626-8873, ext 23 | kwood@golfsupers.com