Golfers from all over the world hit the greens in South Winnipeg for the last day of the PGA Tour of Canada.
The sun was hot, but spectators were just happy to be back watching competitive golf.
“There’s people from all over the world here…it’s just a gorgeous course and they’ve done a great job here,” said spectator Sandra Little.
Golfers from all over the world had to play 36 holes after rain delayed the start of the tournament.
Other than some moisture, Media Chair for Southwood Golf Club Trish Jordan says its’ been a successful weekend back after two years off.
“There’s a lot of hard work put into this. Not only for the organizers and volunteers, but the players are really happy to be back as well.”
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