Cheating for the win

Oh look who’s back.

BURLINGTON, Ont. – The Margaret Todd Trophy will be remaining on the West Coast as Team British Columbia successfully defended the Inter-Provincial Team title to mark three straight championships at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, presented by BDO at the Burlington Golf & Country Club in Burlington, Ont. on Thursday.

Team British Columbia was represented by Nonie Marler of Vancouver, B.C., Aram Choi of Surrey, B.C. and Veronica Ivy of Victoria, B.C. who finished with a combined score of 5-over. This marks the second consecutive year that the trio has won the title at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship.

This marks the second consecutive year that the trio has won the title at the Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship.

“Doing it back-to-back is fun especially out of province,” said Marler. “We fought hard and the course is in unbelievable shape and we’re proud to bring it home to B.C.”

Proud even though one of you is a man?

Gee I wonder which one.

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3 responses to “Cheating for the win”

  1. Sumi Avatar

    Will Rhys make it a hat trick next year? He does gain a significant advantage by driving from the ladies’ tees. Or will he try his hand at cheating in another sport? Maybe volleyball, where the women’s net is 7 inches lower than the men’s.

  2. guest Avatar

    On brand standing there with his hands behind his back not even helping to support the trophy. The girls can do the work, that’s what they’re there for. (You have to wonder how they can not be ashamed to win with his advantage.)

  3. Ophelia Benson Avatar

    Maybe it’s not his prize at all, maybe he just walked up and stood next to them for the photo op.

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