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Glen Abbey hosts Canada's top golf championship

by DavidAkin on Tue 07 Sep 2004 06:19 AM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

The northernmost valley holes at Glen Abbey

The golf course nearest where I live is the host of this year's Canadian Open championship. Driving to work yesterday, I stopped to take this pic and another in the photo gallery part of this blog of the course's so-called "valley holes", a beautiful five-hole stretch that girdles Sixteeen Mile Creek. Competing for this year's championship will be the world's number one golf. That would be Vijay Singh, who displaced Tiger Woods from that top spot yesterday. Tiger held the ranking for a remarkable 264 weeks.

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