Carleton Golf Hosting 2024 Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship
Golfers from across Canada, including two local golfers, will be competing at Carleton Golf and Yacht Club this week in the 2024 Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship. The field of 156 male golfers, aged 25 and older, includes 11 competitors from the United States. There are eight Ottawa golfers competing in the event which runs from August 19-23.
The Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship is a 72-hole stroke play event, with a 36-hole cut to the low 70 players and ties happening after the second round. The championship also includes an inter-provincial team competition that will take place over the first two rounds of play. A Mid-Master division for players 40 and older will also run as part of the tournament.
“We are extremely excited to be hosting the 2024 Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur, presented by BDO at Carleton Golf and Yacht Club. The host club organizing committee has been working tirelessly to make sure this event is a success for players, family members, volunteers, and everyone involved,” said Golf Canada’s Tournament Director, Daniel Suppa. “We appreciate the support and look forward to hosting the elite group of golfers at one of the Ottawa region’s premier golf courses.”
Manotick area competitors include Jared Coyle from Carleton Golf and Yacht Club and Chris Collins from Rideau View Golf Club. The field also includes golfers from Greensmere Golf and Country Club, Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, Eagle Creek Golf Club, Falcon Ridge Golf Club and Hylands Golf Club.
“Hosting the Canadian Men’s Mid-Am Championships at Carleton Golf and Yacht Club is a dream come true. It’s not just about the tournament; it’s about celebrating the spirit of golf, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. From showcasing our beautiful course to welcoming talented players from all over Canada, this event is a true symbol of the passion and countless hours of dedication to the game of golf,” said Tyler Fitzgerald, Director of Golf at Carleton Golf and Yacht Club.
In addition to the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur title, the 2024 champion will receive direct exemptions into the 2024 U.S Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship and 2025 Canadian Men’s Amateur & Mid-Amateur Championships.
Joseph Deraney of Belden, Miss. won the 2023 Championship, following rounds of 72-69-69-68 for a total score of 10-under (278), enroute to claiming the national title. Deraney will not be competing in Manotick.
The competition kicks off on Tuesday, August 20 and wraps up on Friday, August 23, with an awards ceremony mid-afternoon. Carleton Golf and Yacht Club is located just south of Manotick on the Rideau River.
