After 36 holes, the low 42 players plus ties will continue play for rounds 3 & 4. The remainder of the field will be eliminated. Third round starting times will be emailed and posted after round 2.

The Ontario Men’s Amateur Championship was first played in 1923 at Lakeview Golf and Country Club. Featuring the best amateur golfers in the province it is arguably the most prestigious event in the country. Many players have kickstarted their journey to professional golf through the event.

Since the inaugural event, the Ontario Amateur has enjoyed an illustrious history of great champions including highly decorated amateur golfer and NHL referee Garrett Rank (2018), 2003 Masters Champion Mike Weir (1990 & 1992), Gerry Kesselring (1949, 1951, 1952, 1953), professional players Jon Mills (2001), Corey Conners (2010), Albin Choi (2012), Chris Hemmerich (2014) and Gary Cowan, who holds the record for the most Ontario Amateur Championships with nine (1964, 1968, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1981 & 1984).

Return to Play Protocols
For the 2020 season, all players agree to the follow the Golf Ontario Return to Play Provincial Competition Protocols. For more information please visit https://gao.ca/2020-protocols/

Disclaimer
Golf Ontario reserves the right to alter any of the conditions, terms, provisions and/or schedules herein.

The following is a list of alternate players as of August 8th at 5:30 PM

4. Aiden Coyle
5. Mackenzie Tout
6. Cameron Lindsay
7. Mitch Brassard
8. Jason Howe
9. Oscar Feschuk
10. Tyler May
11. Dan Grisebach
12. Hayden Underhill
13. Sam Harris
14. Jakob Lemieux
15. Christian Ethier
16. Justin Matthews

If a position becomes available in the championship, Golf Ontario will immediately contact the next eligible player.
Due to Covid-19 guidelines, On-Site Alternates will not be permitted on the day of the first round. If a player is not in the field by 6:00 pm the night prior to Round 1, they will not have a chance to get into the competition