It's an exciting time for the CGSA! We have heard you. We learned a lot from the insights gathered over the summer. Approximately 400 individual stakeholders from golf facilities, related companies, and collegial associations participated in the process.
The insights provide a sound foundation for making decisions to reinforce what the CGSA is noted for and for redeveloping areas that need work.
The year is almost half over as summer arrives with warmer and dryer weather than normal, keeping us all very busy on our courses. Hopefully it will prove to be a fantastic year for the golf industry as a whole.
NATIONAL ALLIED GOLF ASSOCIATION LEADERS REPORT POSITIVE NEWS FROM ANNUAL MEETING AT RBC CANADIAN OPEN
Canadian golf leaders gathered to discuss the state of the game at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ont.
OAKVILLE, Ont. (Golf Canada) – Representatives from Canada’s six National Allied Golf Associations (NAGA) met Friday during tournament week of the 2015 RBC Canadian Open.
Read more: Canadian Golf Industry Alive And Well According to NAGA Report
Good News on ROUNDS PLAYED Continues For Most of Canada! Western Canada Still Leading; Ontario and Quebec Slightly Above Average; Atlantic Canada Struggling to Recover from Slow Start.
Western Canada Exceptional; Ontario, Quebec & NFLD Above Average; Maritime Provinces Late Start
The National Golf Course Owners Association Canada (NGCOA Canada) has released its “Rounds Played Reports” up to June 1, and the results are encouraging for most of the country (see attached).