Jared du Toit came up clutch, winning the ATB Financial Classic by one shot over fellow Calgarian, Wes Heffernan. Playing in the second-to-last group of the day, du Toit collected three birdies on the back nine, including a 20-footer on No. 18, to hold off Heffernan who also made a birdie on the last.

With the wind blowing at Country Hills Golf Club, the third round of the ATB Financial Classic was much more of a challenge Saturday, with Wes Heffernan and Will Barnett tied for the lead at 10-under par, two shots ahead of Samuel Anderson.

Wes Heffernan’s putter was on fire Friday in the second round of the ATB Financial Classic. The Calgary native rolled home nine birdies over a 12-hole stretch in the middle of his round, finishing with a 7-under round of 64.

Will Barnett had the putter working in the opening round of the ATB Financial Classic. The Australian birdied eight holes at the Country Hills Golf Club’S Talons Course to take a one-stroke lead over Kimberley, British Columbia’s Jared du Toit and Craig Stefureak of Caledonia, Ontario.

With the remnants of Hurricane Ida rolling through the Maritimes on Thursday, Callum Davison persevered to capture the Brudenell River Classic, capping the Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada’s two-week stint on Prince Edward Island.

Callum Davison birdied his first hole of the day and didn’t stop there. The Duncan, British Columbia, native made nine birdies, shooting an 8-under round of 64 to move into a one-shot lead over Baptiste Mory after two rounds of the Brudenell River Classic.

Toronto’s Riley Goss got off to a fast start in the first round of the 54-hole Brudenell River Classic, shooting an 8-under round of 64, good for a one-shot lead over Baptiste Mory and Anthony Brodeur.

On another blustery day at Dundarave Golf Course, the Prince Edward Island Open needed a playoff to decide a winner, with Michael Blair edging Maxwell Sear on the first hole of sudden death.

Etienne Brault charged out of gate Friday, collecting four birdies over the first eight holes and scoring a 32 on the front nine.

Michael Blair of Ancaster, Ontario, shot a 6-under 66 in Thursday’s second round of the Prince Edward Island Open and is tied for the lead with Joey Mayo at 9-under, two shots ahead of Otto Black.

Joey Mayo had a clean scorecard in Wednesday’s opening round of the Prince Edward Island Open. The American from Paducah, Kentucky, playing in his first career Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada tournament, birdied six holes at Dundarave Golf Course for a 6-under round of 66. He is tied for the lead with Victoria, BC’s Maxwell Sear. American Samuel Anderson is alone in third, a shot back.

Noah Steele birdied five of the first eight holes Sunday, cruising to a six-stroke win over fellow amateur Etienne Papineau at the Osprey Valley Open.

It’s a logjam atop the leaderboard, with five players shooting rounds of 66 on the opening day of the Osprey Valley Open at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s Heathlands Course.

PGA TOUR Canada announced Wednesday it has secured a three-year agreement with key sponsor ATB Financial. On the heels of its 25th anniversary as a supporter of professional golf in Canada—nine of those associated with the Mackenzie Tour—the Alberta-based company has renewed its title sponsorship of the ATB Financial Classic, an official Mackenzie Tour tournament.

Late-summer event a key part of 2022 Tour schedule

Brendan Leonard began the day tied for third, five shots off the lead but the Cambridge, Ontario, native made clutch birdies Sunday to win the Mackenzie Investments Open, the first tournament on the 2021 Mackenzie Tour.

Blair Bursey holds the lead at Club De Golf Le Blainvillier for the third day in a row as he attempts to go wire to wire at the Mackenzie Investments Open.

Blair Bursey battled through windy conditions Friday afternoon at Club De Golf Le Blainvillier making the turn at 1-over. But things turned around on his back nine as the Gander, Newfoundland, native made an eagle on the par 5 second hole before adding three more birdies.

Starting in the first group of the day, Blair Bursey set the pace, firing a 6-under 66 for a two-shot lead at the Mackenzie Investments Open, which marks the first stop on the 2021 Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada schedule.

PGA TOUR Canada will return to action in 2021 with a set of eight tournaments available for players based in Canada. The PGA TOUR made the announcement June 10.

The Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada officially announced Tuesday the creation of the Elk Ridge Open, a new event taking place at Elk Ridge Resort in Lake Waskesiu, Saskatchewan.

PGA TOUR Canada will return to action in 2021 with a set of eight tournaments available for players based in Canada. The PGA TOUR made the announcement June 10.

After 36 holes at the final Forme Tour Qualifying Tournament of 2021, four players share the lead through 36 holes, with the eventual winner earning exempt status for the entire inaugural season of the new circuit.

Michael Chanaud then did Weston proud in the first round Tuesday at The Home Course, shooting a 5-under 67 to take a one-stroke lead

The PGA TOUR announced Thursday the creation of the Forme Tour for current PGA TOUR Canada members as a result of restrictions and other COVID-19-related issues at the U.S.-Canadian border. For 2021, PGA TOUR Canada members will be given access to the Forme Tour.

It was 224 days ago that Patrick Cover sat on the patio outside the clubhouse at Callaway Gardens Resort. He had just shot a 63 in the final round of the LOCALiQ Series’ Classic at Callaway Gardens. Without scoreboards visible, for a fleeting moment he thought he may have won the tournament or perhaps earned a spot in a playoff. Neither happened as Cover came up a stroke short of both Stoney Crouch and Hayden Shieh. Friday, Cover stood on the same patio.

The wind swirled all day at Callaway Gardens’ Mountain Course, but four players rose above the difficult conditions to finish at 9-under to share the lead at the Mackenzie Tour.