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This year marks the 10th anniversary of Mike Weir’s first PGA tour victory. As 2009 passes us by, the Bright's Grove, Ont. native will have many more reasons to celebrate.

To recognize his outstanding career accomplishments and his status as an excellent role model for young Canadian golfers, Mike Weir was named to the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in early 2009. To celebrate all of these accomplishments and to honour Mike Weir as an individual, the CGHF is pleased to announce a special short-term exhibit featuring important memorabilia from Mike’s personal collection. “Mementos from a Champion” will feature various trophies, golf equipment and clothing which Mike has kept as reminders of his fantastic career.

Visitors to the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame can view the exhibit from July 20 to October 31, with regular admission.

The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame to induct Mike Weir in 2009!

The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and the Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA) are proud to announce that Mike Weir has been elected as the 2009 inductee into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.

With his induction, the Bright’s Grove, Ont. native becomes the 64th honoured member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.  Weir also becomes the 20th male professional golfer in the Hall of Fame and matches George Knudson with the most victories by inductees who have played on the PGA Tour.

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Mike Weir will be formally inducted to the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame on November 28, 2009.

Come and Experience Golf's Legendary History!

The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum is a great way to celebrate the game of golf. From champions and championship to golf's unique role in Canadian history, to the technical specifications of equipment manufacturing, the spectrum of golf is captured as you play a round.         

Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer.

   Mississaugua Golf and Country Club, 1965.

Nathan Green.

2009 RBC Canadian Open Champion.

  Suzann Pettersen.

                               2009 CN Canadian Women's Open Champion.                              

The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame & Museum was proud to receive an Honorable Mention during the International Sports Heritage Association's 2009 Communications Awards.