Glendale Golfs

Links at the Lake
For further information call 204-642-8858
Winnipeg Direct at 92-LINKS (925-4657)
Email: links@lakelandgolfmanagement.com
CPGA Director of Golf: Al Scott

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Course Layout

Operating Season
April to October. Weather permitting.

Directions
The 18 hole course is located an hour from Winnipeg in the heart of the Interlake just 1.6 km north of Gimli near the shores of Lake Winnipeg. From Winnipeg take Veterans Memorial Highway (Hwy #8) North.

Seasonal Passes 2007
Platinum - Unlimited play
- Soft goods discount 25%
$975.00 plus GST**
Gold - Unlimited weekday play (excludes holidays)
- Weekends and holidays after 2:00 p.m.
- Soft goods discount 20% $720.00 plus GST**
Silver - Unlimited weekday play (excludes holidays)
- Soft goods discount 20% $650.00 plus GST**
Bronze - Unlimited weekday play May, June, Sept. & Oct.
- Weekday play in July & Aug. before 8:00 a.m. and after
3:00 p.m. (excludes holidays)
- Soft goods discount 15%
** Save $50.00 on any of the above passes if paid by April 15, 2007 $520.00 plus GST**
Junior - Unlimited weekday play
- Weekends and holidays after 3:00 p.m.
- Soft goods discount 10%
*** Save $30.00 if paid by April 15, 2007 $245.00 plus GST***

All Gold, Silver, Bronze & Junior Seasonal Passes include Golf Manitoba fees (Approx. $20)
Soft goods discount is minimum on regularly priced merchandise.

Multi Use Passes
Green Fees Save 10% Save 15% Save 25%
10 Game 20 Game 30 Game
Adult weekdays $270.00 $510.00 $675.00
Adult weekends & Holidays $306.00
$578.00
$765.00

Seniors(60+) weekdays, weekends & holidays after 2pm $243.00
$459.00
$607.50

Juniors(under 18) weekdays, after 2:00pm weekends/holidays $144.00
Twilight $171.00
$323.00
$427.50

Sunrise $135.00
$255.00
$337.50

Sunset $90.00
$170.00
$225.00

9 holes(booking restrictions apply) $153.00
$289.00
$382.50

Power Cart Rental 5 Game 10 Game 15 Game
10seats
20seats
30seats

18 holes $135.00
$255.00
$337.50

9 holes/Twilite $76.50
$144.50
$191.25

Daily Rates 2007
Shoulder Season (prior to June 1st & after Labour Day Weekend

Adult weekdays
$25.00

Adult Weekends & holidays
$31.00

Juniors weekdays, after 2:00pm weekends/holidays
$16.00

Twilight
$19.00

Sunrise
$15.00

Sunset
$10.00

9 holes(booking restrictions apply)
$17.00

In Season (June 1st through Labour Day Weekend)

Adult weekdays
$30.00

Adult weekends & Holidays
$34.00

Seniors(60+) weekdays, weekends & holidays after 2pm
$27.00

Juniors(under 18) weekdays, after 2:00pm weekends/holidays
$16.00

Twilight
$19.00

Sunrise
$15.00

Sunset
$10.00

9 holes(booking restrictions apply)
$17.00

Power Cart Rental

18 holes
$30.00

9 holes/Twilite
$17.00

Pull cart
$5.00

Facilities
18 hole Championship course, driving range, instruction programs, 2,200 square foot clubhouse with pro shop, licensed food and beverage services and kiosk.

Policy
All golfers are kindly requested to wear appropriate attire at all times. Shirts and appropriate shoes must be worn. Links at the Lake is a Soft Spike Only facility. Bathing attire, track or gym shorts, cutoffs, short shorts, cycling shorts, muscle shirts, tank or halter tops are not proper attire and will not be permitted. Ladies shirts must have either a collar and/or sleeves.

Cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. Cancellations made inside 24 hours will be subject to charge.

Payment Methods
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Debit.

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Tuxedo Golf Course
400 Shaftesbury Boulevard
Winnipeg, MB R3P 0M1
Pro shop: (204) 888-2867
Email: tuxedo@westerngolfmanagement.com
CPGA Executive Professional: Jason Duncan
CPGA Head Professional: Brent Hardy
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Course Layout

Operating Season
April to October. Weather permitting.

Directions
Tuxedo Golf Course is located just south of Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park at 400 Shaftesbury Boulevard.

Tuxedo Individual Lessons 2007 (PDF)
Tuxedo Junior Programs 2007 (PDF)

2007 Rates

The following rates are in effect during the 2007 season:

Adult

$27.00

Senior

60 years and older(Restricted)*

$19.50

Junior

17 and under(Restricted)*

$15.00

Sunrise

Back 9, 1.5 hours from open;

$14.50

Bookings not allowed - first come first served

Twilight

3 hours before sunset

$17.50

*Senior and Junior rates valid anytime weekdays, after 2:00 PM weekends & holidays

Passes:

Adult

10 Game Pass

$243.00

Senior

10 Game Pass

$175.50

Junior

10 Game Pass

$135.00

Range:

Daily Small

40 balls

$4.00

Daily Large

80 balls

$8.00

Range Pass 10

$68.00

Rental:

Gas Cart

18 holes

$28.25

Pull cart

$4.75

12 Piece Rental

$13.00

Power carts are not available through our advanced reservation system but may be booked in person through the Pro Shop approximately one hour before scheduled tee times

Mini Golf:

Adult

$4.25

Senior

$3.25

Junior

$3.25

Facilities
18 hole golf course, driving range, lesson programs, food and beverage services, 18 hole miniature golf course, power cars, club and cart rentals.

Policy
Golfers must display proper decorum and etiquette at all times. All golfers are kindly requested to wear appropriate attire. Soft spikes only.

Tee Times may be booked three days in advance starting at 12 midnight via the 24 hour automated reservation system or at 6:00 AM via the Pro Shop. Example: Saturday morning tee times may be booked starting Tuesday 12 midnight via the automated reservation system or 6:00 AM Wednesday morning via the Pro Shop.

Cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. Cancellations made inside 24 hours will be subject to charge. Threesomes and foursomes will be responsible to pay for a minimum of three players; twosomes will be responsible to pay for two players.

Twilight Tee Times are available 3.5 hours before sunset and may be booked through the automated reservation service.

Sunrise 9-hole Tee Times are available for the first 1.5 hours of each day on the back nine and are available on a first come, first served basis.

Payment Methods
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Debit.

Course Rating
Men 65.5, Ladies 70.7

Slope Rating
Men 100, Ladies 118

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Popular golf and sportswear designer Linda Hipp announces that her company, LIJA, has hired Katherine Sivanish, Shawn Woods, the Burton Agency, and Sava Inc. as Sales Representatives to help service rapidly expanding demand. Sivanish, an exclusive representative for LIJA, will handle key accounts in Washington, Oregon, Montana and Idaho. Woods, a golf professional of more than 20 years, will service clients in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, while the Burton Agency husband-and-wife team will work with customers in Canada’s Maritime provinces.

Sava Inc., a family business with more than 30 years of experience as sales representatives, will represent LIJA to accounts in Quebec. Sava Inc. also represents ECCO and Second Skin.

“Katherine, Shawn, the Burton Agency and Sava Inc. all have extensive experience in the industry and are well-positioned to represent LIJA as a brand that fuses golf, fashion and leisure,” says Hipp, principal designer and founder. “They understand the broad appeal of our collections to golfers and non-golfers alike. We’re happy to have them on board.”

LIJA’s continued growth as one of North America’s leading golf and sportswear brands has been widely recognized. Most recently, for the third consecutive year PROFIT magazine named the brand among Canada’s 100 fastest growing companies.

The line’s Fall 2007 collections are currently available in stores and online. Shipping of the Spring 2008 collections – including the off-course Life of Leisure apparel – began earlier this month.

LIJA is a staple in finer golf and non-golf retailers across North America, including world-renowned resorts and clubs like Pebble Beach, Doral, Kiawah Island, Whistling Straights and Congressional. The company’s clothing is worn by scores of women golf professionals worldwide.

For more information, call 888.263.1191 or visit www.lijastyle.com to preview the Spring 2007 collections.

About LIJA

LIJA is a market leader in fashion-forward styles featuring feminine and comfortable silhouettes inspired by the fusion of sport, leisure and fashion. The brand’s distinctive excellence is driven by LIJA’s passion, commitment and dedication to creating innovative designs.

LIJA has received significant recognition within and outside the golf industry, achieving organic annual sales growth of at least 50 percent each of the past seven years. Enjoying a rapidly expanding sales force and account base in North America, LIJA recently began selling into the UK, Australian and Japanese markets

Recent recognition for the company includes:

• 2007 “Business of the Year” – Richmond Chamber of Commerce

• 2007 PGA Magazine – Resort Top Seller

• 2007 PGA Magazine – Private Course Top Seller

• 2007 Best of Show Honors at PGA Show – Golfing Magazine

• 2007 PROFIT 100 Rankings of Canada’s Fastest Growing Companies

• 2006 PROFIT W100 Ranking of Canada’s Top Women Entrepreneurs

• 2006 Business in Vancouver “BC’s 50 Fastest-Growing Companies”

• 2005 Canadian Golf Company of the Year – Score Golf magazine

Individually, Hipp has been honored as a grant recipient of the Matinee Fashion Foundation Award, which annually recognizes and funds select Canadian designers, and voted a “40 Under 40” winner by Business in Vancouver.

An avid and highly-skilled golfer, Hipp struggled to find on-course apparel that meshed with her off-course fashion sensibility. Recognizing a market opportunity – and the chance to combine her passions for fashion, golf and business – Hyp Golf was launched in July 1997.

The company re-branded as LIJA in late 2004. Chiefly influenced by both European trends and West Coast style, Hipp has garnered a widespread reputation as one of North America’s hottest sportswear designer

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Introduction: I moved to Winnipeg with my husband in 1996. My husband is English but grew up in Winnipeg and it was his lifelong wish to return there.

We finally decided to make the move after spending at least three vacations in the area, the last of which was spent doing as many mundane things as possible, including looking at housing and finding out where we could go grocery shopping.

My husband moved to Winnipeg before I did in order to look for a job. I remained in the UK paying the mortgage on our home in case things didn’t work out. It was a difficult period for us but well worth the sacrifice to get where we are today.

Geography and Climate: Winnipeg is situated in central Canada in the province of Manitoba. We have an extreme climate with long hot summers and long cold winters. Spring and Fall are very short lived although extremely beautiful.

To be comfortable in the summer most people have air conditioning in their houses. You can expect colder weather at night by Halloween but we have had several years without real snow until shortly before Christmas.

Winnipeg is geared up to the cold weather and it is quite easy to manage. Downtown Winnipeg has many indoor walkways so you can get between places without ever having to go outside. I used to feel colder in England than I do here.

Getting around: Winnipeg has an excellent bus system and an international airport although this is not a main hub and flying usually involves travelling through Toronto or Minneapolis. The US border is no more than half an hour’s drive away from the city.

Visas: Emigrating to Canada involves applying to the Canadian Consulate for Landed Emigration status. Our application took approximately a year. Landed Emigration is approved on a points basis.

Property: In Winnipeg house prices are lower than in other part of Canada although prices have been rising recently. Houses can be purchased for around $100,000 and upwards. An average price for rental is likely to be around $800 to $900 a month but cheaper places are available.

Leisure: Winnipeggers love outdoor sports in both the summer and winter. Hockey and Skidooing (riding on a motorised toboggan) are the favourites in winter.

Winnipeg has an Art Gallery, museums, a world class Symphony Orchestra and a large arena that hosts anything from local ice hockey to rock concerts. There is also a zoo.

Lake Winnipeg is more like a sea and the lake’s beaches are large and sandy. Winnipeg and the surrounding area is also a haven for golfers. There are close to 50 golf courses which are all very affordable.

There are several shopping malls but my particular favourite is St. Vital Mall. It’s home to three large chain stores as well as a wealth of other smaller stores. It is a light airy space and never gets anywhere as busy as high streets that I have visited in England.

I find it is possible to find most foods here that I used to eat in England but I am yet to find a good substitute for English bacon.

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t’s time for the annual selection of the Manitoba Athletes and Teams of the year.Jonathan Toews and Dustin Penner in hockey, Brad Kirton from golf, Israel Idonije in Football, and Erfan Nasajpour in basketball are the candidates for male athlete.

The female list includes Delaney Collins in hockey, Cindy Klassen in speedskating, Alana Miller in squash, Jennifer Saunders in racquetball, and Ashley Voth in volleyball.

The team nominees are the U of W Wesmen men’s volleyball squad, the U of M Bisons football team, Team Smitty’s in fastpitch, the Jennifer Jones curling team, and the Brandon Cloverleafs from baseball.

The winners will be announced at the MSSA’s Annual awards dinner January 27th.

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y
ou’ve got a veteran trying to get back to the top (Ian Leggatt), a Nationwide Tour player looking to take the next step (Brad Fritsch) and two unheralded pros hoping to win the equivalent of golf’s lottery (Lee Curry, Bryan DeCorso).

All four have just as good a shot as any of the other 150 or so players at Orange County National in Orlando, Fla., this week.

The first of six gruelling rounds goes Wednesday in what must be considered the toughest job interview imaginable. Golf can be a cruel game and it always seems to be at its cruellest during this event.

“Everything everybody says is pretty much right - it’s not a lot of fun,” Victoria golfer Jim Rutledge told The Canadian Press in a 2005 interview. “You’ve just got to stay focused no matter what happens during the week and make a lot of putts.

“That’s what it always comes down to.”

Leggatt has been through it before. The 42-year-old from Cambridge, Ont., finished fifth at qualifying school in 2001 to regain the PGA Tour card he’d first earned after graduating from the Nationwide Tour.

He’s also got a PGA Tour victory and a place in a pretty good trivia question. Leggatt won the 2002 Tucson Open on the same day Canada’s men’s hockey team won Olympic gold in Salt Lake City.

His career hit a snag in 2004 when he had to undergo two separate wrist surgeries because of carpal tunnel syndrome. Leggatt spent 2007 on the Nationwide Tour and earned just over US$25,000 - leaving him 151st on the money list.

That was slightly better than how Fritsch fared. The 30-year-old from Manotick, Ont., was 172nd in his rookie year on golf’s minor-league circuit.

Of course, a season of struggles would be completely forgotten if he managed to be among the roughly 35 players that will earn a PGA Tour card this week.

Fritsch participated in the final stage of Q-school in 2006, which gave him his Nationwide Tour status for this year. Prior to that he’d been a Canadian Tour member for a number of years and even considered giving up the game in the summer of 2005.

He’s played in a couple Canadian Opens and qualified for the 2006 U.S. Open.

Curry, meanwhile, has been a Canadian Tour member since 2003 and has only played a handful of events at a higher level. He missed the cut in two Canadian Opens and the two Nationwide Tour events he’s participated in.

The 29-year-old from Kemptville, Ont., once represented Canada at the world team amateur and will receive at least some status on the Nationwide Tour in 2008. He was 29th on the Canadian Tour money list with $18,588 in earnings this year.

DeCorso, a native of Guelph, Ont., spent the summer on the Gateway Tour. He went through the final stage of PGA Tour Q-school in 2003 and played a handful of Nationwide Tour events the following year.

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