Cohen McNeil of Glace Bay keeps a close eye on his drive after teeing off on No. 5 during the Golf Nova Scotia Boys/Girls Junior Championship presented by Jaguar Land Rover Halifax at Lingan Golf and Country Club last week. McNeil finished the three-day event tied for 26th overall with a 230 total (76-81-73). Luke [...]
Cohen McNeil of Glace Bay keeps a close eye on his drive after teeing off on No. 5 during the Golf Nova Scotia Boys/Girls Junior Championship presented by Jaguar Land Rover Halifax at Lingan Golf and Country Club last week. McNeil finished the three-day event tied for 26th overall with a 230 total (76-81-73). Luke MacDougall of Ashburn Golf Club won his second consecutive under-17 and under-19 championship in the boys’ division with a 205 total (69-68-68), while Claira Frizzell of Oakfield Golf and Country Club repeated as champion in the under-17 and under-19 girls’ division with a 217 total (71-75-71).
The next event on the Golf Nova Scotia calendar is the Nova Scotia Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship, slated for this weekend at KenWo Golf Club in New Minas. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Article content Article content Article content Article content
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- Jul 15, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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