By Sam Laskaris Writer Six Nations golfers will once again be competing for provincial bragging rights rather close to home. That\u2019s because for the fourth consecutive year the Indigenous Ontario Golf Championship will be staged at the MontHill Golf & Country Club, located in Caledonia. Opening ceremonies as well as a practice round will be held on Aug. 10. That will be followed with a 54-hole competition during the next three days, Aug. 11-13. \u201cWe have 110 golfers,\u201d said event chair Steve Tooshkenig. \u201cIt\u2019s going to be a good event – a good three days of championship golf.\u201d Tooshkenig estimates around 30-35 per cent of the field will be comprised of golfers from Six Nations. \u201cThe rest are from all over Ontario,\u201d he said. \u201cSo, that\u2019s a good that\u2019s a… <\/p>\n
By Sam Laskaris Writer Six Nations golfers will once again be competing for provincial bragging rights rather close to home. That\u2019s because for the fourth consecutive year the Indigenous Ontario Golf Championship will be staged at the MontHill Golf & Country Club, located in Caledonia. Opening ceremonies as well as a practice round will be held on Aug. 10. That will be followed with a 54-hole competition during the next three days, Aug. 11-13. \u201cWe have 110 golfers,\u201d said event chair Steve Tooshkenig. \u201cIt\u2019s going to be a good event – a good three days of championship golf.\u201d Tooshkenig estimates around 30-35 per cent of the field will be comprised of golfers from Six Nations. \u201cThe rest are from all over Ontario,\u201d he said. \u201cSo, that\u2019s a good that\u2019s a... <\/p>\n