A Winnipeg golf course is celebrating a huge milestone.<\/p>\n
An anniversary to celebrate The Windsor Park Golf Course took place on Wednesday morning, marking 100 years since it first opened.<\/p>\n
“Windsor Park Golf Course shows what\u2019s possible when we invest with future generations in mind,\u201d said Mayor Scott Gillingham in a news release. “A century later, it remains a popular destination for local golfers and skiers, and a reminder to keep building a city that stands the test of time.”<\/p>\n
To mark the special occasion, golfers can celebrate with\u00a0a special, limited-time anniversary rate.\u00a0The course originally opened in 1925. From July 30 until August 4, golfers can play for $19.25 per round.<\/p>\n
\u201cWinnipeggers from all walks of life have enjoyed golfing at Windsor Park Golf Course over the last 100 years,\u201d said Brian Mayes, Councillor for St. Vital in a news release. \u201cIt\u2019s a special place for St. Vital, and for golfers of all levels and ages \u2013 myself included.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThis course has enriched the lives of generations of Winnipeg residents \u2013 not only for golf, but also for its scenic cross-country skiing trails,\u201d said Matt Allard, Councillor for St. Boniface in a news release. \u201cWindsor Park Golf Course has been a cherished part of Winnipeg\u2019s landscape for a century.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe course has offered generations of residents a place to connect with nature and community,\u201d said Hazel Borys, Director of Planning, Property & Development in a news release. \u201cWe are proud to offer an inclusive, welcoming space for all Winnipeggers.\u201d<\/p>\n