CALGARY, Alberta – Hayden Springer, the hottest player on PGA TOUR Canada the last three weeks, finished strong on Sunday and walked away with all the biggest prizes.
Springer showed little sign of nerves when he fired a 4-under 67 in the final round to finish 22-under and post a five-shot victory at the season-ending Fortinet Cup Championship at Country Hills Golf Club.
Excitement builds as Fortinet Cup Championship announces official charity partner for PGA TOUR Canada’s flagship event
Tournament will support Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids
CALGARY, Alberta—PGA TOUR Canada’s Fortinet Cup Championship officially announced Wednesday that it has named its 2023 charity partner for the season-ending event at Country Hills Golf Club. Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids will benefit from proceeds generated by the tournament scheduled for September 4-10, 2023. Read Full Story…
Fortinet Cup, Player of the Year Award goes to Bateman
Wil Bateman is only the second Canadian—along with Mackenzie Hughes in 2013—to win PGA TOUR Canada Player of the Year honors.
KITCHENER, Ontario—Wil Bateman didn’t necessarily need to win the season-ending Fortinet Cup Championship in order to secure the Fortinet Cup title and Player of the Year honors. That’s exactly what he did, though, shooting a final-round 1-under 69 Sunday at Deer Ridge Golf Club to defeat Jeffrey Kang by two strokes. In the process, Bateman won the Fortinet Cup, finishing with 1,654 points and vaulting past Jake Knapp, who entered the week with the standings lead. It was quite the double dip. Read Full Story…
