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Ottawa Citizen Amateur Golf
Championship Set For ‘09
Applications are now being accepted for the 9th Annual Ottawa
Citizen Amateur Golf Championship.
Beginning this year, the Ladies Division will now feature compe-
tition for a “B” class champion in addition to the overall Ladies
champion. The ladies will play the Predator Course at Greyhawk
on June 29 and Loch March on July 15. The men will start at
Kanata on June 30 and continue at Stonebridge on July 16. Ladies
and men making their divisional cuts will continue with semi-final
action at The Marshes on July 23, followed by the final round at
Wow...
Rivermead Golf Club on July 24.
Word is that Kyle Koski and Victoria Thompson are both eager to
May Special
defend their 2008 titles.
On-line tournament applications are available at both the Ottawa
Daily After 1 pm
Citizen (www.ottawacitizen.com) and Flagstick Golf Magazine
(www.flagstick.com) websites.
$25 for 18 Holes
Previous Champions
with a cart
2001 – Scott Johnson
2002 – Mike Walker & Susan Holtom
Sunday Kids Play Free!
2003 – Ian Johnson & Diane Dolan
All Season Long Kids Under 16 can
2004 – Chris McCuaig & Leigh-Ann Ellis
play 18 holes for FREE after 3pm on
2005 – Chris Bernard & Susan Pearl
Sundays while accompanied by an
2006 – Marc-Etienne Bussieres & Bonnie Wolff
adult playing at regular price
2007 – Marc-Etienne Bussieres & Brooke Mallory
Twilight Rate
2008 – Victoria Thompson & Kyle Koski
Everyday after 2pm
$22 for 18 holes
1725 Kohlsmith Road, Cobden, Ontario, K0J 1K0
toll free 1-800-716-7229 ph 1-613-646-2003
fx 1-613-646-7371
info@logosland.com
www.logosland.com
36 FGM MAY 2009
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