Our history

Our history

Ligne du temps du Club de golf Pinegrove

In 1957, members of Montreal's Jewish community set themselves the goal of building a prestigious golf club on Montreal's South Shore. Designed by one of the most famous architects of the time, Howard Watson, Pinegrove Golf Club has hosted the Canadian Open on two occasions since its opening. In 2006, the Canadian Mid-Amateur Championship was also played on Pinegrove's magnificent fairways. The course record is 64, set by Tommy Aaron when he won the Canadian Open in 1969. Since its founding, Pinegrove Golf Club has been recognized by professionals and amateurs alike as one of the finest and most challenging golf courses in Quebec.

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1957

Ouverture

Architecte: Howard Watson Verges: 7 090 Par: 7

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1964

Canadian Open

Formule: 72 trous, 4 jours Date: 30 juillet – 2 août Parcours: 156 Coupe: 152 Bourse: 50,000 $, 1e place: 7,500 $ Gagnant: Kelvin Nagle, Sydney, Australie – 277

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1969

Canadian Open

Par: 71 Formule: 72 trous, 4 jours Date: 24 au 27 juillet Parcours: Non disponible Coupe: 79 joueurs à 148 Bourse: 50,000 $, 1e place: 25,000 $ Gagnant: Tommy Aaron, Callaway Gardens, Georgea 2e place: Sam Snead, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia Après élimination 18 trous: Aaron 70; Snead 72

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2017

60 years of history

To mark the Club's 60th anniversary, we invite you to take a trip down memory lane! Through a series of short videos, we present specific moments and anecdotes that illustrate how the Club has evolved over time.