Today, we highlight Mark Kerkowich, a dedicated CGSA member since 2017, who is hosting the NextGen Prairie Championship at Neepawa Golf & Country Club from June 19 – 21.
Behind every successful tournament is a superintendent dedicated to creating fair, consistent, and top-quality playing conditions for all competitors.
For more information on the CGSA National Tournament Program, click here: https://t.co/HBC39oVlud
The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association (CGSA) is pleased to announce the release of the first provincial edition of the Sustainable Best Management Practices for Golf Courses – British Columbia - a comprehensive, modernized resource designed to support golf facilities in strengthening environmental performance, operational efficiency, and long‑term sustainability.
Full Release: https://t.co/zPAUOYPZLU
There's still time to submit your nominations for the 2026 CGSA/ENVU Superintendent of the Year Award.
Nominations close on June 30, 2026. Don't miss the opportunity to recognize an outstanding superintendent!
For more information about the award and nomination process: https://t.co/B8wiHW4bZV
CGSA was at the @RBCCanadianOpen to recognize host superintendent, David Hunter and the Agronomy team at @ospreygolf for their superb work in preparing for the tournament.
As the @RBCCanadianOpen gets underway today, we are proud to recognize CGSA member David Hunter and the entire team at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.
Hosting the RBC Canadian Open is a remarkable achievement and a testament to the professionalism, dedication, and expertise of the golf course maintenance staff.
The Canadian Golf Superintendents Association extends its congratulations to David Hunter and the entire agronomy team and wishes them a successful tournament week as they showcase their exceptional work on one of Canada's biggest stages in golf.
CGSA National Tournament Program: https://t.co/HBC39oVlud
CGSA Member Benefit Spotlight💡
The CGSA Accreditation Program is designed to support professional growth and recognize excellence in the golf course management profession.
Built on the National Occupational Standards (NOS), each program reflects the comprehensive competencies and skills needed to excel as a golf course superintendent.
For more information on the designations or requirements, please contact [email protected]
CGSA Accreditation Program: https://t.co/GFmGiMWIov
📢 CGSA MEMBERS
Earn a Golfmax and/or Opportunity Buy Rebate on Your Next Toro Equipment Purchase!
Details: https://t.co/cYVppkmnMu
For additional information, please contact: [email protected]
Yesterday’s 2026 CGSA Summer Shamble was a tremendous success, made possible by the outstanding support of our sponsors.
Thank you to each of our sponsor partners for your participation, generosity, and commitment to the CGSA. Your support helps bring our members together and plays a key role in making events like the Summer Shamble such a success.
The CGSA is excited to introduce a new monthly member spotlight feature designed to help you get to know your fellow members better within the network.
We look forward to sharing the stories, experiences, and passion that are at the heart of the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association.
To view the full Q&A feature with Rob Munro, Assistant Superintendent at Crown Isle Resort and Golf Community, click here: https://t.co/YhjoHGf6EJ
Do you have an eye for photography? We want to see your best shots! 📸
The More Than Turf Photo Contest Categories:
- Sunrise/Sunset
- Landscape
- Animals
Prizes include a framed winning photo, CGSA gift pack, publication features, and bragging rights!
Submit your photos today to: [email protected]
This week, we highlight Michael MacGillivray, a dedicated CGSA member since 2019, who is hosting the 56th PGA Assistants' Championship of Canada presented by Callaway Golf at Bayview Golf & Country Club from May 25–28, 2026.
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.
For more information on the CGSA National Tournament Program, click here: https://t.co/HBC39oVlud
Yesterday, representatives from the National Allied Golf Associations (NAGA) gathered on Parliament Hill with Members of Parliament and Senators to celebrate National Golf Day.
Canada’s golf industry generates more than $23B in economic impact, supports 239,000 jobs, and stewards 250,000 acres of protected green space across 2,100 facilities.
With more than 6 million Canadians playing the game, golf continues to be the country’s leading participation sport. We look forward to continued collaboration with federal leaders to support sustainable growth and economic opportunity.
Today, NAGA is on Parliament Hill as part of National Golf Day, meeting with government officials and key decision-makers to spotlight the contributions and growing impact of Canada’s golf industry. #NationalGolfDay@ngcoacanada@clubmgmtcanada@pgaofcanada@GolfCanada
The National Allied Golf Associations (NAGA) will host its Hill Day in Ottawa on May 26th, to coincide with National Golf Day.
Release: https://t.co/RQTKmONPQE
Session recordings from The Canadian Golf Course Management Conference are now available through the CGSA Live Learning Centre!
Earlier today, CGSA members received an email with login details and access instructions for the Live Learning Centre, where you can now view the 2026 conference educational sessions, including sessions approved for CECs.
If you have any questions or did not receive the email, please contact Lori Micucci at [email protected]