The Marshes Golf Club at Brookstreet Resort Prepares to Host the BreconRidge Canadian PGA Seniors'..

The Marshes Golf Club at Brookstreet Resort Prepares to Host the BreconRidge Canadian PGA Seniors' Championship for a Third Consecutive Year

ACTON, ON (June 14, 2007) – The Marshes Golf Club at Brookstreet Resort in Kanata, Ontario is once again preparing to showcase their facility and host the BreconRidge Canadian PGA Seniors’ Championship. The event is returning for the third straight year and will be played from July 19 -July 22, 2007 at the four-diamond Brookstreet Resort.

“We are delighted to return to The Marshes Golf Club at Brookstreet,” stated Stephen Carroll, Executive Director of the Canadian PGA. “Last year, for the second time our members had a remarkable experience playing a challenging course and enjoying the first-class hospitality at the Brookstreet and we know the third year will be even better.”

Activities will begin Thursday, July 19th with the CAA Pro-Am tournament followed by the infamous Lumiere Gala at Brookstreet Resort, which promises to be one of Ottawa’s best summer parties. Since its inception, the Lumiere Gala has contributed over $89,000 to a variety of local charitable organizations. This year, funds will be donated to the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.

The BreconRidge Canadian PGA Seniors’ Championship tournament will commence on Friday, July 20 and will consist of a three-day, 54-hole individual stroke play competition open to Canadian PGA Professionals aged 50 and older. The Super Seniors’ (60 and older) and Diamond (70 and older) divisions will be contested over 36 holes in two days.

“The Marshes at Brookstreet is pleased to host the BreconRidge Canadian PGA Seniors Championship for the third consecutive year. The field has been very strong over the past two years and with the confirmed return of many past champions it looks to provide excitement for the Nation’s Capital golfing community once again,” said Tony Dunn, VP of Golf & Special Projects for The Marshes Golf Club. “We look forward to seeing all of the region’s golf enthusiasts join in to watch many of Canada's greatest senior players work their way around our beautiful course.”

“BreconRidge is pleased to be the title sponsor of the Canadian PGA Seniors’ Championship for the second year and we felt that last year’s event was a tremendous success,” said Bruce Rodgers, BreconRidge CEO. “The Marshes Golf Club will once again provide a challenge for these legendary Canadian players and we look forward to watching a great event.”

The Marshes Golf Club is one of the premier golf destinations and leading corporate-play facility in Ontario. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, the course, which stretches over 7,000 yards includes six par 3’s, six par 4’s and six par 5’s, has received many accolades.

Tournament History:

The BreconRidge Canadian PGA Seniors Championship was first played in 1938 as a division of the Canadian PGA Championship. In 1973, the Seniors’ Championship became an independent event and has stayed that way ever since. Among the Canadian golf legends to win this championship are Stan Leonard, Moe Norman, Bob Panasik and Al Balding. Norman won this championship a record seven straight years from 1979 to 1985 while Balding stunned the golf world by winning the championship at age 76 in 2000.

For more information contact:


Brad Moyer
Manager of Events and Employment
Canadian PGA
brad@cpga.com
800.782.5764 (x227)

Erica Bury
Communications Coordinator
Canadian PGA
erica@cpga.com
800.782.5764

About BreconRidge:

Headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, BreconRidge is one of the world’s top 50 electronic manufacturing services (“EMS”) companies with facilities located in Canada, the United States and China. Employing state-of-the-art technology and world-class talent, BreconRidge provides customers with a full service operations model. Servicing the needs of both emerging and established original equipment manufacturers in the communications, industrial, military, aerospace and consumer market sectors, BreconRidge delivers: design, process and test engineering services, component sourcing, global procurement, supply chain management, manufacturing, order fulfillment, and distribution services, along with after sales support, including product repair, refurbishment, warranty tracking and complete logistics services. Products manufactured by BreconRidge can be found all over the world. For more information, visit www.breconridge.com.

About the CPGA:

Established in 1911, the Canadian Professional Golfers’ Association is a non-profit association comprised of approximately 3,500 golf professionals across the country with a mandate to promote and advance the game of golf, serving the needs of both its membership and the golf public through professional and junior golf development programs and high-calibre competitive events. The National Office is located in Acton, Ontario with nine Zone Offices across the country. For more information, visit www.cpga.com