British Columbia Golf

Next week, BC’s top amateurs are coming to Riverway, and Burnaby isn’t holding back. ➡️ Check out the full schedule at www.golfburnaby.ca/events/burnaby-golf-festival

From July 13–16, 156 of the province’s best amateur golfers will tee it up for the 124th BC Amateur Championship, one of the province’s oldest and most coveted titles. First played in 1894, the BC Amateur has crowned generations of champions, and it’s now landing in Burnaby for the first time.

Alongside the championship, the Burnaby Golf Festival brings four full days of ways to get involved: watch championship golf, take your shot in the daily Closest-to-the-Pin contest, bring a junior golfer out, get fitted for new clubs, try a beginner clinic, enjoy great food and brews, and much more!

Spectator access is free with registration, while select clinics, golf events and social experiences have separate registration fees or are already sold out!

The Burnaby Golf Festival is hosted by Golf Burnaby in partnership with BC Golf, with support from Explore Burnaby. You don’t want to miss this.

After more than 20 years with British Columbia Golf, Debbie Pyne will retire from her role as managing director of player development on June 30.

Under the programs and coaching networks Debbie helped shape, B.C. golfers have captured 49 national interprovincial team titles, 40 national individual championships and 13 Canada Summer Games gold medals — the most of any province.

Her legacy is in the people.

Thank you, Debbie, for all that you've done for golf in British Columbia, and beyond. Full release: https://britishcolumbiagolf.org/bcg-news-template/debbie-pyne-to-retire-from-british-columbia-golf-after-more-than-two-decades

British Columbia is well represented at Canada’s National Open. 🇨🇦

Six BC golfers are in the field this week at the RBC Canadian Open, bringing a wealth of experience, accomplishments and provincial pride to one of the country’s biggest sporting events.

From Nick Taylor’s historic 2023 RBC Canadian Open victory, to PGA TOUR winners Adam Hadwin and Adam Svensson, to BC standouts Roger Sloan, AJ Ewart and Jeevan Sihota, this group represents the depth of talent developed through British Columbia golf.

🏆 8 PGA TOUR victories
🏆 1 RBC Canadian Open Champion
🏆 Multiple Golf Canada and BC Golf champions
🏆 Countless victories from the junior, amateur and professional ranks

No matter where they learned the game, each has helped elevate BC golf on the national and international stage.

Swipe through to learn more about the six British Columbians competing this week at TPC Toronto.

Good luck, gentlemen! 👏⛳

Day 1 is in the books, but this championship is just getting started.

The opening round of the BC Women’s Senior, Super Senior, and Super Super Senior Championships provided an early look at the contenders, with two rounds and 36 holes still standing between the field and a provincial title.

Among the storylines to watch: two-time defending Canadian Senior Women’s Amateur champion Shelly Stouffer is looking to capture a seventh consecutive BC Women’s Senior Championship.

Stay tuned to make sure you don’t miss a thing..

The biggest stage in women’s golf awaits. 🏆

Anna Huang. Lauren Kim. Amy Lee.

Three British Columbians have earned their place in the field at the 81st U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club, joining the world’s best for one of golf’s most prestigious championships.

From amateur standouts to international winners, each have carved a unique path to this moment - and now they’ll represent British Columbia on the major championship stage.

Follow along June 4-7 as BC’s best take on Riviera!

BC Golf’s Indigenous Championship is back for its 4th year, and it’s coming to one of the most beautiful corners of British Columbia.

From June 16-18, Indigenous golfers of all ages will come together to compete and connect at Naturally Pacific Resort’s Campbell River Golf Club.

We’re proud to be hosting this year’s championship on the unceded territory of the Ligwiłda’xw people, the We Wai Kai, Wei Wai K*m, and Kwiakah First Nations, and thank them for their generous hospitality!

Registration closes soon - secure your spot by June 7th at www.golfgenius.com/pages/12347621995792353702

Fraserview: another incredible stop on our 2026 Championship Season.

Congratulations to all of our All-Abilities Championship winners!

🥇 Men’s Overall Gross Champion
Grant Lee

🥇 Women’s Overall Gross Champion
Emma Bittorf

🥇 Net Stableford Champion
Michael Moore

A huge thank you to the entire team at Fraserview Golf Course for hosting this year’s championship. Your support, hospitality, and dedication helped create an exceptional experience for every competitor.

To our volunteers and referees: thank you for your time, expertise, and commitment. Championships like this are only possible because of the people who give so much behind the scenes.

And to all of the athletes who competed: thank you for showcasing the spirit of the game through determination, sportsmanship, and passion.

We’re proud to celebrate the inclusive and inspiring community that makes this championship so special.

See you next week at BC Women’s Senior.

Day 1 of the 2026 BC All-Abilities Championship is complete, with strong performances leading the Men’s Overall, Women’s Overall, and Net Stableford divisions.

Be sure to check out today’s leaders as we head into the final round tomorrow!

Quilchena: what a kick off to our 2026 Championship Season.

Congratulations to all of our 2026 BC Men’s Mid-Amateur & Mid-Master champions!

🥇 BC Men’s Mid-Amateur Champion
Wyatt Brook | 69-67-68 (-12)

Wyatt goes 2x with a reclamation of his 2024 Mid-Am title.

🥇 BC Men’s Mid-Master Champion
Bryan Toth | 71-71-64 (-10)

🥇 Better Ball Champions
Nathan Ward & Shaun Lundy | 67-64-63 (-22)

🇨🇦 Team BC Interprovincial Team Qualifiers
Bryan Toth · James Fahy · Nathan Ward

A massive thank you to the entire team at Quilchena. The greens were the talk of the week, and your hospitality was second to none. To every member of staff who made this event shine, we are grateful.

To our volunteers and referees: this championship doesn’t happen without you, and you bring the caliber that makes BC Golf something to come back to.

And to every competitor who teed it up: thank you for an outstanding week of golf.

See you at the next one.

Women’s Golf Week is almost here, and BC Golf is celebrating in a big way. 🏌️‍♀️

From learn-to-play clinics to community events designed to connect women on and off the course, we’re partnering with some of the most passionate women in the game to bring our She Plays Golf week of events to life.

Some events are already sold out, but there are still plenty of ways to get in on the action. Swipe through to see what’s on, and head to https://britishcolumbiagolf.org/bcg-news-template/she-plays-golf-bc-events-may-30-june-4-2026 for full details 👉