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PURPOSE OF THE RCGA

Whether it is the first putt a youngster sinks on a practice green or the last hole of The Bell Canadian Open Championship, the Royal Canadian Golf Association provides a helping hand in Canada’s greatest golfing moments.

As the governing body of men’s amateur golf in Canada, the RCGA has been serving Canadian golfers since 1895, providing support, encouragement and expertise as the game and the country have grown through the past century. As golf drives forward into the next millennium, the RCGA will be there to serve the increasingly diverse needs of Canada’s golfers and golf courses.

Membership in the RCGA comes with a golfer’s membership in his respective provincial association and member clubs. There are 300,000 RCGA members playing at 1,600 associated clubs across Canada. Members carry the RCGA membership card, symbolizing their investment in the advancement of the game at all levels and ensuring its continued health well into the future.

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CANADA THIRD HEADING INTO FINAL-ROUND MATCHES AT FOUR NATIONS TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP
RCGA AND BELL CANADA PLAN PACIFIC SWING WITH MAJOR GOLF ANNOUNCEMENT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
CANADA SITS THIRD AFTER OPENING-ROUND MATCHES AT FOUR NATIONS TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP

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In 1919, the legendary Bobby Jones played in his first and last Canadian Open tying for second place.