FOUNDED 1922

Encouraging friendly Golf Competition among senior women since 1922.

Connecting women golfers across Canada through tradition, tournaments, and lifelong friendship.

Our Rich History

  • 1922 Founded in Canada

    The Canadian Women's Senior Golf Association (CWSGA) was founded by competitors from Quebec and Ontario to establish an annual tournament for veteran women golfers.

  • 1926 Objects of the Seniors

    The mission was defined: to extract health, an equitable mind, and the joy of congenial companions from the game, prioritizing friendship over scores.

  • 1978 Expanding the Network

    New Brunswick joined as a member branch, and since then, the National Tournament has rotated annually among Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick.

  • Present Day Growing the Legacy

    Each branch now holds its own Field Days, and approximately 140 women participate in the annual National Tournament hosted by a different branch each year.

Our Branches

Discover our local branches across Canada, connecting women golfers through community and tournaments.

Quebec

The Quebec Branch has existed since 1922, when the Association was formed, and hosted the first National tournament in 1923 at Royal Montreal Golf Club. With a membership quota of 125, eligible members reside in the Province of Quebec and the Ottawa Valley as far as Brockville.

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Ontario

The Ontario Branch coordinates local field days and sends competitors to the National Tournament. Members are drawn from across the province and surrounding regions.

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New Brunswick

The New Brunswick Branch participates in the annual National Tournament and hosts events connecting members locally.

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National Executive

  • National President
    —
    Shelley Patrick
  • National Secretary
    —
    Sandra Grant-Black
  • National Treasurer
    —
    Joanne Walker
  • National Tournament Chair
    —
    Mary Parniak
  • New Brunswick President
    —
    Kathy Hicks
  • Ontario President
    —
    Mary Parniak
  • Quebec President
    —
    Diane Bale
  • New Brunswick VP
    —
    Phyllis Cooling
  • Ontario Vice President
    —
    Deborah Pankhurst
  • Quebec Vice President
    —
    Marsha Lindsay