Peloton Glencoe Invitational Returns as Key Stop in Golf Canada’s She Plays Golf Championship Series with Unique Four-Division Tournament Highlighting Canada’s Rising Golf Stars
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- Jun 11
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June 11, 2025
Canadian Amateur Golf
The excitement is building as the 29th Annual Peloton Glencoe Invitational tees off in Calgary, Alberta this week, taking center stage as the second stop in Golf Canada's SHE PLAYS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES. Played between the BC Women’s Open and the finale, the PGA Women’s Championship of Canada in Burlington, Ont. (July 7–10), this event is a must-watch on Canada’s summer golf calendar.
The She Plays Golf Championship Series features a $60,000 CAD purse and attracts 60 elite professionals and top-tier amateurs to each 54-hole showdown. Beyond the cash and glory, there's even more on the line: the top finisher at each event secures a direct exemption into the 2025 CPKC Women’s Open, set for August 20–24 at Mississauga Golf and Country Club. A season-long points race will also grant an exemption to the highest-ranked player without a win—plus, eligible Canadian pros aiming for LPGA Q-School can apply for Golf Canada’s Q-School bursary.
But what really sets the Peloton Glencoe Invitational apart? This one-of-a-kind tournament features four divisions—male and female, professional and amateur—all competing for individual titles and a massive $120,000 purse. It's a truly unique format on the North American golf scene growing the game while supporting diversity. With over 100 past competitors advancing to pro tours, this event is known for launching careers.
2024 Recap: Future Stars Shine Bright
Last year’s tournament was packed with drama and unforgettable moments:
In the Male Amateur division, Jakob Chicoyne fired a clutch eagle on Hole 6 and birdied 9 and 15 to card a 69—securing victory by a single shot.
Lauren Kim claimed the Women’s Amateur title and punched her ticket to the CPKC Women’s Open at Calgary’s Earl Grey Golf Club.
On the pro side, Josée Doyon dominated the Female Professional Division, cruising to a four-stroke win and a $15,000 prize.
The Male Professional Division saw a dramatic playoff, with Ilirian Zalli clinching victory—and another $15,000 payout—on the third extra hole.
With action-packed competition and high stakes, the Peloton Glencoe Invitational continues to be the proving ground for Canada’s rising golf stars. Mark your calendars for June 12–14...this is where the future of golf is made.
Live scoring at https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/10254915685201264658
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