Good morning. This is your Happy Valley Golf Team weekly newsletter. Let’s get it!

Here’s what we’ve got for you today:

• TPC Toronto

• MacIntyre wins the Canadian Open

• Golf simulators and tools to improve your game

• On to the Memorial

Golf Trip

Sorry for no email last week, we were out at the Canadian Open and time got away on us! We will be down at the US Open in a few weeks, if anyone has any tips to make the best of our trip let usk now! Now on to this weeks course..

If you’re looking for a fun and challenging round of golf, the Hoot Course at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon, Ontario, is a must-visit! Designed by the renowned Doug Carrick, this wasteland-style course opened in 2001 and quickly became a fan favourite. Imagine wide fairways, expansive waste bunkers, and scenic vistas that make every hole a new adventure.

The Hoot Course is known for its "risk-reward" holes that test both your mental and physical skills. It’s like scenic journey through rolling bunkers and wooded shelter - sounds like a golfer's dream, right? Plus, it’s been ranked among the top public courses in Canada by ScoreGolf, so you know you’re in for a treat.

You will love the balance this course strikes between being approachable yet challenging. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a weekend warrior, you’ll find something to love about Hoot. The course’s design keeps you engaged with its varied landscapes and strategic bunkering no matter your skill level.

So, grab your clubs and head out to TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley for a "hoot" of a time! (cheesy, I know)

PGA News

Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre won the RBC Canadian Open, his first PGA Tour title, with his father Dougie as his caddie. He finished at 16-under 264, securing victory by one stroke. MacIntyre dedicated the win to his father's support throughout his career.

Yuka Saso won the 2024 US Women's Open, finishing at 4-under with a final round of 68. Overcoming a four-putt on the sixth hole, Saso secured victory with four birdies on the back nine, finishing three strokes ahead of Hinako Shibuno. This is her second US Women's Open title.

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During the RBC Canadian Open, C.T. Pan experienced a dramatic final round with four caddie changes after his regular caddie, Mike "Fluff" Cowan, was injured. A local fan, Paul Emerson, briefly stepped in as one of the caddies. Despite the chaos, Pan managed a 120-yard eagle hole-out on the 12th hole, finishing the day with a one-under 69, just outside the top 35. Imagine watching golf, having a couple beers, and next thing you know you’re inside the ropes..

A year after the PGA Tour's surprise deal with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, golf's future remains uncertain. The agreement aimed to unite the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, halting lawsuits but leaving many issues unresolved. Internal friction and differing player opinions persist, with no clear direction for the sport's future

The "Longest Day in Golf," which refers to the U.S. Open Final Qualifying, concluded with numerous golfers earning spots for the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. Held across ten sites in the U.S. and one in Canada, the qualifying rounds involved intense 36-hole competitions. Find out who is in and who is out.

The 2024 Memorial Tournament begins tomorrow, featuring top golfers like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and defending champion Patrick Cantlay. Scheffler, with ten consecutive top-10 finishes, is the favorite. Key picks include Matthew Fitzpatrick as a potential winner and Max Homa for a top-10 finish. Despite his past success, Collin Morikawa is predicted to struggle.

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Meme of the Week

Thanks for reading!

Enjoy the rest of your week,

Cody.