2026 National Tournament Schedule
As part of its ongoing commitment to recognizing the vital role of golf course superintendents, the CGSA proudly sponsors the National Tournament Program for members hosting these prestigious events.
Superintendents play an essential role in the success of every tournament, ensuring that golf courses deliver fair, consistent, and high-quality playing conditions for all competitors.
To view the 2026 National Tournament Schedule, please click the link below:
National Tournament Schedule
2026 CGSA Member Ticket Policy to the CPKC Women's Open
For a copy of the 2026 CGSA Member Ticket Policy to the CPKC Women's Open, please click this links: CPKC Women's Open.
Be sure to watch for upcoming member course profiles and photos highlighting the outstanding work of the host facilities.
2026 CGSA Golf Course Member Profiles & Photos Below
Photo below Left to Right Tiffany Gordon, President of the PGA of Canada, Kevin Thistle, CEO of the PGA of Canada presents Michael MacGillivray, Superintendent at Bayview Golf & Country Club and the Host of the 56th PGA Assistants' Championship of Canada presented by Callaway Golf with his National Tournament plaque.
Michael MacGillivray, a dedicated CGSA member since 2019 and with more than 27 years of experience in the golf industry, including 19 years at Bayview Golf & Country Club, Michael currently serves as Director of Agronomy and Grounds. His leadership and expertise make him an integral part of this prestigious national championship event.
➡️ Click here for more information on the PGA of Canada and the 56th PGA Assistants' Championship of Canada presented by Callaway Golf.
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David Hunter and his team are hosting the 2026 RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) in Caledon, ON from June 10-14, 2026. To read the full Course Profile, please click here.
Photos Below:
CGSA President Tyler McComas presents a plaque to David Hunter, Superintendent of the North Course at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, on behalf of the entire Agronomy Team in recognition of their outstanding efforts in hosting the RBC Canadian Open.
Photos of the North Course below. Left to Right: TPC Toronto, TPC Toronto 6 and 4, TPC Toronto 8
and TPC Toronto Rink Hole. 
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Mark Kerkowich is hosting the NextGen Prairie Championship at Neepawa Golf & Country Club in Neepawa, MB from June 18-21, 2026. Mark has been a CGSA member since 2017.
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Greg Berryman is Hosting The Explore NB Open at Mactaquac Golf Course in Mactaquac, New Brunswick from July 9–12, 2026!
A CGSA member since 2012, Greg and his crew are proud to welcome players and spectators for this exciting PGA TOUR Americas event.
To learn more about Mactaquac Golf Course, click here.
For more information on PGA TOUR Americas, click here or follow @PGATOURAmericas.
Photos Below:
CGSA Past President Kendall Costain, MS (left), presents Greg Berryman with his National Tournament Program plaque. Also pictured are Kendall's son, Mason Costain, (Mountie), and CGSA member Barry Stone (right).
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CGSA long-time member Andy MaGee is hosting the NextGen Atlantic Championship, conducted by Golf Canada, at Hampton Golf Course in Hampton, New Brunswick, from July 13–16, 2026.
A CGSA member since 1997, Andy brings 41 years of experience in the golf industry and has dedicated his career to maintaining exceptional playing conditions while supporting the growth of the game. The NextGen Championship series provides Canada's top junior golfers with an opportunity to compete at a high level as they pursue provincial, national, and international success.
The CGSA wishes Andy, his team, the volunteers, and all competitors a successful championship week.
For more information and photos of Hampton Golf Course, click here. To learn more about Golf Canada or to follow the championship, click here.
Photos of Hampton Golf Course
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The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) proudly recognizes long-time member Paul Scenna, MS, Manager of Golf Course Operations at The Toronto Golf Club, as he and his team prepare to host the 112th Canadian Women's Amateur Championship, presented by BDO and conducted by Golf Canada, from July 20–24, 2026.
Founded in 1876, The Toronto Golf Club is celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2026, making this prestigious championship an especially significant occasion.
A CGSA member since 1994, Paul has served as a golf course superintendent for 36 years and has held the Master Superintendent (MS) designation since 2001. He served as President of the Ontario Golf Course Superintendents' Association in 2006 and was honoured with the William Sansom Distinguished Service Award in 2026 in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the profession.
Throughout his career, Paul has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to maintaining exceptional playing conditions while supporting the continued growth and success of the game of golf.
The CGSA extends its best wishes to Paul and his entire team for a successful championship week.
For more information and photos of The Toronto Golf Club, click here. To read the full Course Profile, please click here. To learn more about Golf Canada or follow the championship, click here.
Photos from Toronto Golf Club below
Toronto Golf Club 6 Toronto Golf Club 11
Toronto Golf Club 14 Toronto Golf Club 15
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CGSA member Scott Brook is hosting the Osprey Valley Open at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley – Heathlands Course in Caledon, Ontario, from July 23–26, 2026.
Scott has been a member of the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) since 2019 and has served as Superintendent of the Heathlands Course since 2001.
For more information about Scott Brook and the Heathlands Course, including photos, please visit the TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley – Heathlands Course website here.
For more information on the PGA TOUR Americas click here.
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CGSA Member Ryan Cassidy to Co-Host the 121st Canadian Men's Amateur Championship, Presented by BDO, July 25–28, 2026
CGSA member Ryan Cassidy is co-hosting the 121st Canadian Men's Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, at Heritage Pointe Golf Club in Heritage Pointe, Alberta, from July 25–30, 2026.
Ryan has been a member of the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) since 2008. He has served as Superintendent at Heritage Pointe Golf Club for the past seven years and has dedicated 23 years to the turfgrass industry.
Throughout his career, Ryan has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to providing exceptional playing conditions while supporting the continued growth and success of the game of golf. His leadership, expertise, and dedication have helped position Heritage Pointe Golf Club as an outstanding venue for one of Canada's premier amateur golf championships.
The CGSA extends its best wishes to Ryan and the entire Heritage Pointe Golf Club maintenance team for a successful championship week.
For more information and photos of Heritage Pointe Golf Club, click here. To read the full Course Profile, please click here. To learn more about Golf Canada or follow the championship, click here.
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CGSA Member Robin Sadler, MS, to Co-Host the 121st Canadian Men's Amateur Championship, Presented by BDO
CGSA member Robin Sadler, MS, AGS, is co-hosting the 121st Canadian Men's Amateur Championship, presented by BDO, at Mickelson National Golf Club in Heritage Pointe, Alberta, from July 25–30, 2026.
Robin has been a dedicated member of the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) since 1995 and holds both the association's prestigious Master Superintendent (MS) and Accredited Golf Superintendent (AGS) designations. With 34 years of experience in the golf course management profession, Robin has earned a reputation for excellence in course conditioning, environmental stewardship, and industry leadership.
In 2024, Robin was recognized with the CGSA/Rain Bird Environmental Achievement Award for his outstanding commitment to sustainable golf course management. He currently serves on the CGSA Accreditation Committee and is a Past President of the Alberta Golf Superintendents Association (AGSA).
Throughout his career, Robin has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to providing exceptional playing conditions while advancing the golf course management profession. Under his leadership, Mickelson National Golf Club became the first GEO Certified® golf facility in Canada in 2024, reflecting the club's dedication to environmental sustainability and responsible course management.
The CGSA extends its best wishes to Robin and the entire team at Mickelson National Golf Club for a successful championship week and an outstanding 121st Canadian Men's Amateur Championship.
For more information and photos of Mickelson National Golf Club, click here. To read the full course profile, click here. To learn more about Golf Canada and follow the championship, click here.
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CGSA long-time member Graeme Douglas is hosting the 104th PGA Championship of Canada, presented by Tapinn, conducted by the PGA of Canada, at St. Eugene Golf & Casino Resort in Cranbrook, British Columbia, from August 3–7, 2026.
A CGSA member since 1994, Graeme brings 50 years of experience in the golf industry, including 30 years at St. Eugene Golf & Casino Resort since its inception. Throughout his career, he has been dedicated to maintaining exceptional playing conditions while supporting the growth of the game of golf.
Graeme's commitment to excellence has been recognized with several prestigious honours, including the CGSA/RainBird Environmental Achievement Award in 2011, the Gordon Witteveen Award – Article of the Year in 2019, and the BCGSA Golf Superintendent of the Year Award in 2021.
The CGSA extends its best wishes to Graeme and his team for a successful and memorable championship week.
For more information and photos of St. Eugene Golf & Casino Resort, click here. To read the full course profile, click here.. To learn more about the PGA of Canada, click here.
Photos of St. Eugene Golf & Casino Resort and #2 below.
Graeme with his National Tournament Plaque
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The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) is proud to highlight Ryan Vlahek, who is hosting the Canadian Women’s Mid-Am Championship, presented by BDO, at Burlington Golf and Country Club in Burlington, Ontario, from August 4–7, 2026.
We extend our best wishes to Ryan and his team for a successful championship week!
Now in his second year as Superintendent at Burlington Golf and Country Club, Ryan brings more than 21 years of experience in the golf industry. A dedicated CGSA member since 2012, he was recognized as the recipient of the 2020 CGSA/Toro Assistant Superintendent of the Year Award.
To learn more about Ryan and Burlington Golf and Country Club, we invite you to read the Course Profile.
The photos below feature the course and staff and were submitted by Ryan.
For more information:
- Burlington Golf and Country Club, click here
- Canadian Women’s Mid-Am Championship, presented by BDO
- Golf Canada
- For inquiries, Ryan can be reached at ryan.vlahek@burlingtongolfclub.com.
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CGSA is pleased to recognize Chad, who has served as Superintendent at Wascana Country Club for the past 12 seasons. Chad has been a CGSA member since 2013 and has been part of the golf industry for 18 years.
The CGSA wishes Chad, his team, the many volunteers, and all competitors a successful championship week!
To learn more about Chad and Wascana Country Club, please click here.
To learn more about Golf Canada or follow the championship, please visit Golf Canada.
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The CGSA is proud to recognize long-time member Scott Brook, who is hosting the Canadian Junior Girls Championship, presented by BDO, at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley – Heathlands Course in Caledon, Ontario, from August 10–14, 2026.
Scott has been a proud member of the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) since 2019 and has served as Superintendent of the Heathlands Course since 2001.
Hosting a national championship is a tremendous accomplishment and a great reflection of the dedication, expertise and leadership of Scott and his entire team. This summer has already been a busy one for the Heathlands crew, who also hosted the Osprey Valley Open in July.
Preparing a golf course for championship play takes an incredible amount of hard work behind the scenes, and the CGSA is proud to recognize the important role Scott and his team play in delivering an outstanding experience for players and spectators.
Congratulations, Scott, and best wishes to you and your team for a successful Canadian Junior Girls Championship!
