Welcome to EWGA - Canada, Greater Toronto Area

The Executive Women’s Golf Association (EWGA), a not-for-profit organization, was founded in the U.S. in 1991 to provide opportunities for women to learn, play and enjoy the game of golf. EWGA was brought to Canada in 1998. There are now over 19,000 members worldwide and over 120 chapters.
 
Join Us for Golf, Special Events and Clinics and the Opportunity to Network with others
The EWGA Canada - Greater Toronto Area Chapter offers a variety of women specific initiatives focused on growing the game of golf for women in the Greater Toronto Area.
 
We offer golf opportunities, clinics and activities for women golfers of all levels. We provide our members the opportunity to get out and play golf in a friendly and welcoming environment. Play 9 or 18 holes, play as little or as much as you want. Most of all.... have FUN!

Callaway Challenge Winner

Congratulations!

Cindy Wegg

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Match Play Winner

Congratulations!

Jacinth Hoilett

Consolation Winner

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Wendy Conn

President's Cup Winner

Congratulations! 

Fran Green

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Chapter Champion

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Janet Calderone

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Hole in One

Wall of Fame

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Here Comes The Rain

….Anyone own an ark?

20 Greater Toronto members, who had gained their spot through PAR Points, headed over to the Detroit Chapter for Border Cup. Many of the golfers played a round on the Friday, reporting that the course was dry and the ball rolled and rolled, a bit foreign for Ontario golfers in this 2009 season. Post round some dinner, socializing and our team sharing strategy.

Saturday, well the morning dawned dark and grey; our team photo preceded the first rain drops which progressed to the quick donning of rain gear. Followed by driving rain which transformed the “dry” course into a rapidly unplayable venue (many of us were ready to concede long before the over two hours elapsed), none of us quit but the horn calling us in was a welcome relief.

A number of Toronto players had updated the clubhouse on course conditions, personally I believe obtaining an ark would also have been appropriate—we were already two by two and the rain kept pelting down.

Border Cup 2009 was called off due to risk of drowning, hypothermia, and the focus turned to drying out. Members shared dry clothes and through it all spirits were not dampened.

2nd Annual

President's Cup

The 2nd Annual President’s Cup was a great success - great fun was had by all that attended. Of course since it was a 2009 EWGA GTA weekend event, we did get rained on early in the round and then got called off the course for lightening at the end of the round. But everyone was nearly done and we used 15 holes to calculate the scores.