Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – The city of Saskatoon has been buzzing with excitement as it hosts the 119th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship. This prestigious golf tournament, which began on August 2nd, has brought together some of the best amateur golfers from across the country to compete for the coveted title.
The tournament, which is being held at the Riverside Country Club, has been a major success so far. The course, known for its challenging layout and stunning views, has provided the perfect backdrop for the players to showcase their skills. The players have been met with warm hospitality from the club and the city, making their experience even more enjoyable.
“It’s been incredible to be here in Saskatoon for this tournament,” said tournament director Adam Helmer. “The city has really embraced us and the players have been blown away by the course and the hospitality.”
The tournament has also been a great opportunity for the city of Saskatoon to showcase its beauty and charm. With its vibrant downtown, stunning river views, and friendly locals, Saskatoon has proven to be the perfect host for this national event.
“We are thrilled to have the Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship here in Saskatoon,” said Mayor Charlie Clark. “This tournament not only brings in top athletes, but it also showcases our city to a national audience.”
The tournament has also brought economic benefits to the city, with an estimated $1.5 million in economic impact. Local businesses, hotels, and restaurants have seen an increase in business due to the influx of players, their families, and spectators.
But the focus of the tournament remains on the players and their impressive performances. The competition has been fierce, with players battling it out for the top spot. The winner of the tournament will not only take home the title, but also earn a spot in the 2022 RBC Canadian Open.
As the tournament comes to a close on August 6th, all eyes will be on the final round and the crowning of the champion. But regardless of who takes home the title, it is clear that Saskatoon has been a gracious and successful host for the 119th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship.
