CALEDON, Ont. – Alena Sharp, Peter Broome, Pat Bradley and Lee Trevino were inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame during a ceremony Monday, Oct. 19, at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.
The ceremony honoured achievements in competition and contributions to the game, while welcoming the first inductees in the hall’s new international player category.
Sharp, a three-time Olympian and longtime LPGA Tour player from Hamilton, Ont., was inducted in the player category for her accomplishments and contributions to Canadian women’s golf.
Broome, a golf industry executive, was inducted in the builder category in recognition of his leadership and dedication to growing the game.
Bradley entered the hall as one of its inaugural international player inductees. A three-time du Maurier Classic champion, she was honoured for her success in Canada’s national women’s open championship.
Trevino was also inducted in the international player category. His three Canadian Open titles helped establish his lasting connection to Canadian golf and its national men’s open championship.