Support Canadian Golf.  Give to Team Canada.

Make a donation now!

As part of the Golf Canada’s ‘give to the game’ fundraising efforts, you too can be a team player by making a donation to Team Canada.

The Team Canada program is focused on developing the best golfers in Canada to compete and win on the international stage by providing access to coaching, training camps, a full competitive schedule and support from sport science consultants.  Perennial golf powerhouses such as Sweden, England and Australia spend in excess of $4 million annually on their high performance development programs.  Canada’s budget is less than 25% of its elite international competition.

Since being the best takes more than just dreams, talent and hard work, it is critical that these athletes and the program that fosters their development have your support to narrow this funding gap.

Please click on the links below to learn more about how you can support Team Canada.

• Purchase official Team Canada gear and wear it with pride knowing you've helped support our nation's top athletes!
• A donation of any amount gives Canada’s best the tools required to be the world’s best.  As a registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association, we are happy to issue tax receipts for donations of $20 or more.
• Join Team Canada Club. Your strong commitment as a Founding Member of Team Canada Club will play a crucial role in ensuring our top amateur golfers have the foundation they need to make Canada the #1 golf nation in the world.

In this first year of Team Canada fundraising, the response has been impressive as we are closing in on our $100,000 target.  By donating today, you can help Team Canada achieve success now and for years to come.

Thank you for your consideration. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions on how you can ‘give to the game’ in support of our national team.

Go Canada!

Dave Stockton
Manager, Sport Development
1-800-263-0009 ext 333
dstockton@golfcanada.ca

“Your contribution to Team Canada will help Canadian golf hopefuls fulfill their dreams and push their game to the next level”
Alena Sharp
LPGA Tour competitor since 2005
Team Canada member, 2000