By Brad Ziemer: At the age of 15 years, four months and two days, Ko became the youngest player to win a LPGA Tour event. She did it in grand style before a huge gallery that rooted her on every step of the way. Ko beat a field that included almost all of the top female players in the world. She won the tournament by three shots, but as an amateur had to pass on the winner’s cheque of $300,000. That went to runner-up Inbee Park of South Korea. Now Ko & Company are back.

By Brad Ziemer: A few observations as we head into July: 1) Jordan Spieth will attempt to secure the third leg of the Grand Slam this month at the home of golf, the Old Course at St. Andrews. 2) Lots has been said about Chambers Bay and, of course, not all of it was good. 3)July is a big month on the B.C. amateur golf scene. 4) Chip Shots and the GolfBC Media Cup...

By Brad Ziemer: If you play golf, chances are you have a story or two to tell. The Canadian golf industry is hoping some of us will share our stories. The campaign -- called Golf Canada Golf -- is designed to promote the game through inspiring stories shared by golfers from coast to coast. Read on for Brad's story...

If you have golfed at Arbutus Ridge recently, you may have noticed several new "play ready golf" signs located throughout the course. Arbutus Ridge is cracking down on slow pace of play, one of these solutions; playing "Ready Golf". We share some helpful tips to playing ready golf and staying within the allocated time.

Tristan Mullally, Canadian National Team Coach for Canada’s top young golfers, joined 6 keen local players at Gallagher's Canyon for a day of instruction.