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Jun 20, 2026
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Golf Canada CEO worried about future of Canadian Open under PGA Tour’s proposed two-tier system
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Golf Canada CEO worried about future of Canadian Open under PGA Tour’s proposed two-tier system
MARTY KLINKENBERG
PUBLISHED 4 HOURS AGO
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Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum speaks at the Canadian Open earlier this year.
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Laurence Applebaum expressed concern on Friday over the PGA’s proposal to divide the Tour into different tiers of competition.
If that occurred, most likely the RBC Canadian Open would be relegated to the lesser of the two.
“Our tournament is the third oldest on the planet,” Applebaum, th…
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