Golf Canada has announced the selection of 29 amateur athletes for the 2025 men’s and women’s Team Canada and NextGen squads. This program aims to prepare athletes for professional careers, with a target of advancing 30 Canadians to the LPGA and PGA TOUR by 2032. Selections were based on performance from the previous season, with ongoing support from coaches and a sport science team for athlete development. Professional members will be announced post-qualifying tournaments. The commitment from Golf Canada Foundation and corporate partners is emphasized for their role in athlete support.
By the Numbers29 athletes selected for the 2025 Team Canada and NextGen programs.The goal is to advance 30 athletes to professional tours by 2032. State of PlayTeam Canada – NextGen program supports juniors and upcoming amateurs.Returning coaches for both men’s and women’s squads provide consistent support and training. What’s Next
The selection of professional athletes for the men’s squad will occur after the PGA TOUR Q-School, while the women’s professional team will be finalized post-LPGA Q-Series. This will further shape the rosters as they prepare for the upcoming competitive season.
Bottom Line
The future of Canadian golf is poised for growth with solid investment in athlete development, as Golf Canada fosters both current talent and the next generation through structured support and training programs.
