| Year |
Name |
Notable Contributions & Accomplishments |
| 2000 |
Allan George Balding |
The first Canadian to win a PGA Tour event. 4 Time
winner on the PGA Tour. |
| 2000 |
Gayle Hitchens-Borthwick |
2 Time US Senior Women's Open Champ
(1996, 1998) |
| 2000 |
Gordon Brydson |
The Legendary Mississaugua GCC Head Pro also played
Professional Hockey & Football |
| 2000 |
Donald Day Carrick |
Was the youngest male golfer to ever
win a National Championship at 18 years of age (1925,
1927 Canadian Amateur) |
| 2000 |
Gary Cowan |
The 9 Time Ontario Amateur champ also won the Canadian
Amateur in 1961 |
| 2000 |
George Cumming |
Paved the way for future Ontario
Head Professionals, Toronto Golf Club 1900-50, 1905
Canadian Open Champ |
| 2000 |
Philip Farley |
The former RCGA & OGA President also was the Ontario
Amateur Champion 6 Times. |
| 2000 |
R. Bruce Forbes |
As President of the RCGA he was largely
responsible for their move to Glen Abbey |
| 2000 |
Richard Grimm |
The Legendary Dick Grimm was a former RCGA President
and Commissioner of the Canadian Tour |
| 2000 |
Florence Harvey |
Founder and Organizing Secretary
of the Canadian Ladies' Golf Union in 1913 (now the
Canadian Ladies Golf Association) |
| 2000 |
Karl Keffer |
Head pro at Royal Ottawa GC (1911-1943), helped found
the CPGA |
| 2000 |
George Knudson |
Knudsen' sweet swing brought him
8 PGA Tour titles and a second place finish at Augusta
in 1969 |
| 2000 |
William Lamb |
Head Pro at Lambton GCC 1934-1964, won the CPGA Championship
5 Times |
| 2000 |
George Seymour Lyon |
8 time Canadian Amateur champ, he
remains the reigning Olympic Golf Champion winning Gold
in 1904 |
| 2000 |
Ada Mackenzie |
A 9 time Ontario and 5 time Canadian Ladies Amateur
Champion |
| 2000 |
F.R.G. Martin |
2 time Canadian Amateur champ, defeated
George S. Lyon in the 1910 competition |
| 2000 |
Gail Harvey Moore |
Won the Ontario Ladies Amateur in 1959 and the Canadian
Ladies Amateur in 1970 |
| 2000 |
Murray (Moe) Norman |
The enigmatic Norman is considered
by many as the purest ball-striker the game has ever
seen |
| 2000 |
Claude Pattemore |
The 12 Time Canadian Blind Golfers Champion devoted
much of his life to helping others who have lost their
sight |
| 2000 |
Sandra Post |
Post won 9 times on the LPGA including
a major (LPGA Championship) in her rookie season |
| 2000 |
Cathy Graham Sherk |
2 time Canadian Ladies Amateur Champion, also won
the US Amateur in 1978 |
| 2000 |
Charles Ross Somerville |
Sandy Somerville became only the
second foreigh born player to claim the US Amateur in
1932, played in the first Masters Tournament |
| 2000 |
Marlene Stewart-Streit |
Has won nearly every amateur title available including
the Canadian Amateur (11 times) and the US Amateur (1956) |
| 2000 |
Stanley Thompson |
The legendary Thompson is considered
Canada's foremost course designer having completed over
200 worldwide |
| 2000 |
Murray Carlyle Tucker |
Past president of the CPGA, he was the first Canadian
to achieve Master Professional status in 1974 |
| 2000 |
Nick Weslock |
4 Time Canadian Amateur champ was
the Low Amateur at the Canadian Open 16 times |
| 2001 |
Katherine Helleur |
She was instumental in developing the first CLGA Senior
Ladies Amateur Golf Championship In 1971 |
| 2001 |
Gordon McInnis Sr. |
The Lookout Point Pro was a mentor
to the likes of Marlene Stewart-Streit, Cathy Sherk
and Moe Norman |
| 2001 |
John Bryan Nash |
The London jeweller won 3 Ontario Amateurs in the
30s and 40s |
| 2001 |
Ralph Reville |
Mr. Reville was the Founder, Publisher and Editor
of 'The Canadian Golfer', Canada's first golf periodical |
| 2002 |
Jerry Anderson |
An accomplished pro, Anderson the 1987 CPGA, was the
Canadian Tour Order of Merit winner 3 times and played
for Canada in 2 World Cups |
| 2002 |
Ed Ervasti |
Had a wonderful amateur career including 3 Ontario
Senior Amateurs (71, 85, 87) |
| 2002 |
Irv Lightstone |
Long time Maple Downs pro, Lightstone is a former
Ontario and Canadian Club professional of the Year |
| 2003 |
Robert T. Gray Jr. |
Long time Pro at a number of Ontario Clubs, 4-time
CPGA champ and was runner up to Sam Snead at the 1941
Canadian Open |
| 2003 |
Warren P. Sye |
One of Canada's greatest amateur golfers, was a 5-time
Ontario Amateur winner and a 2-time Canadian Amateur
champ |
| 2004 |
Rick Fraser |
Golf journalist |
| 2004 |
James Johnstone |
Noted player, head professional (Rosedale) and course
designer (Donalda) |
| 2004 |
Bernard (Ben) Kern |
Accomplished player and one of Canada's best ever
golf instructors |
| 2005 |
R. Stewart Hamilton |
Achieved a number of significant wins on the provincial
and national stages, including 5 Canadian Mid-Amateur
Championships |
| 2005 |
May-Jane Hall |
First woman Head Golf Professional in Canada |
| 2005 |
Robert (Bob) Panasik |
Youngest player ever (15) to make the cut in a regular
Official PGA Tour Event (Canadian Open at Westmount
GC in 1957) |
| 2005 |
George 'Mac' Frost |
Noted golf course superintendant and founding sponsor
of the Guelph Turfgrass Research and Information Centre |
| 2006 |
James Barclay |
Golf historian |
| 2006 |
Mary Ann Lapointe |
Four-time Canadian Amateur Champion |
| 2006 |
Kelly Roberts |
Won back-to-back Ontario Amateur titles |
| 2006 |
Lorne Robenstein |
Noted Golf Journalist - Globe and Mail - Golf Author |
