St. Charles Country Club
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St. Charles Country Club is a private club in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It features three nine hole courses, each with their own distinct style.
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[edit] History
The North, West and South Nines were renamed in honour of the course architects following the club's centennial celebrations in 2004. World Renowned architect Alister MacKenzie, known especially for his work on Augusta National, designed the North nine while Donald Ross is responsible for the South Course. The course has played host to LPGA, Senior PGA and Shell's Wonderful World of Golf events. The club also hosted the 1952 Canadian Open, which was won by Johnny Palmer.
[edit] Status
It has a reputation of being among the elite private clubs in the city of Winnipeg. Head Chef Takashi "Tony" Murakami is widely known as one of the top chefs in the province and has been named a member of the Order of Canada. [1] As of 2006, the General Manager is Cameron Gray, the Food and Beverage Manager is Subash Bahl, the course superintendent is Kerry Watkins and the head golf professional is Cory Kartusch.
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