Presidents Cup

Evil Chris · 08-08-2005

Montreal is going to host the 2007 President's Cup.
http://www.tsn.ca/golf/news_story.asp?id=132490

The golf course, (the oldest Golfing Club in North America, established in 1873) is the Royal Montreal http://www.rmgc.org/ which is practically in my back yard. Less than 5 minutes walk.

Evil Chris · 08-08-2005

Royal Montreal is the oldest golf club in North America, having been founded in 1873. In that year, a small group of eight gentlemen sat in a dockside office and formed the Montreal Golf Club. Eleven years later, in 1884, permission was granted by Queen Victoria to use the "Royal" prefix.

The first golf course was a 9-hole layout on Fletcher's Field, part of Mount Royal Park, which was shared by the red-coated golfers and other citizens relaxing in what was then the outskirts of Montreal.

In 1896, the club moved to Dixie, in the parish of Dorval, where it remained until the pressures of urban growth again dictated a decision to move. The clubhouse at Dixie is now the Queen of Angels Academy for Girls.

The last move was to Ile Bizard in 1959, where 45 holes were constructed. The Blue Course continues to be ranked as one of the "100 Greatest Courses in the World".

The Club, host to the Canadian Open nine times, is proud of its history, traditions and facilities.

08-08-2005	#1
Evil Chris Looking Job #6 for the Year Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 2,786	Presidents Cup Montreal is going to host the 2007 President's Cup. http://www.tsn.ca/golf/news_story.asp?id=132490 The golf course, (the oldest Golfing Club in North America, established in 1873) is the Royal Montreal http://www.rmgc.org/ which is practically in my back yard. Less than 5 minutes walk. __________________ *I will talk shit about you if I think you wont find out.*

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Evil Chris Looking Job #6 for the Year Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 2,786	Re: Presidents Cup Royal Montreal is the oldest golf club in North America, having been founded in 1873. In that year, a small group of eight gentlemen sat in a dockside office and formed the Montreal Golf Club. Eleven years later, in 1884, permission was granted by Queen Victoria to use the "Royal" prefix. The first golf course was a 9-hole layout on Fletcher's Field, part of Mount Royal Park, which was shared by the red-coated golfers and other citizens relaxing in what was then the outskirts of Montreal. In 1896, the club moved to Dixie, in the parish of Dorval, where it remained until the pressures of urban growth again dictated a decision to move. The clubhouse at Dixie is now the Queen of Angels Academy for Girls. The last move was to Ile Bizard in 1959, where 45 holes were constructed. The Blue Course continues to be ranked as one of the "100 Greatest Courses in the World". The Club, host to the Canadian Open nine times, is proud of its history, traditions and facilities. __________________ *I will talk shit about you if I think you wont find out.*