Preview: 2026 Seniors' & Women's Championships presented by Honma Golf and Wolfe Jack Supply Co.
June 19, 2026
Pitt Meadows, BC (PGA of BC) -
The Competitions
The Seniors' Championship presented by Honma Golf and Wolfe Jack Supply Co. is a 36-hole, individual stroke-play championship. Previously, the Association awarded a bonus to the top-placing player aged 50 years or greater in the PGA of BC Championship, but a standalone tournament was created in 1995.
The winner has their name etched on the Ben Colk Trophy, named in memory of the former Langara Golf Course Head Professional, who was known not only as an excellent player and instructor, but also for introducing the pull cart to golf in British Columbia.
Greg Pidlaski's four titles in the event are the most all-time by one player. Phil Jonas and defending champion Doug Morgan have three titles each, with Morgan competing next week.
The Women's Championship presented by Honma Golf and Wolfe Jack Supply Co. has been contested mostly as a 36-hole stroke-play event over the years since its 1994 debut, with some championships determined by Stableford scoring over 36 holes.
Jennifer Wyatt's six titles are the most all-time by one player in the event. Multi-title champions Ashley Zibrik (2012, 2018, 2022) and Christine Wong (2020, 2023) are competing in the 2026 championship.
Wes Doka, Head Professional, Pitt Meadows Golf Club:
"We're thrilled to be hosting both championships. Our members and staff have been looking forward to this opportunity, and there's a real sense of pride in being able to welcome some of the province's top players to Pitt Meadows. The golf course is in outstanding condition, and with the recent clubhouse renovations, we feel the entire facility is ready to showcase itself at its very best. It's a great opportunity for us to highlight our club, our membership, and the hospitality that makes Pitt Meadows such a special place."
The Course
Pitt Meadows Golf Club is set against the stunning backdrop of the Golden Ears mountains in the Fraser Valley. The course offers a scenic and challenging layout, providing an excellent venue for two of the PGA of BC's premier championships.
The club is a classic, tree-lined parkland test that rewards smart positioning, steady ball-striking and patience.
Wes Doka, Head Professional, Pitt Meadows Golf Club:
"Our greens are relatively small, so distance control and accuracy with irons will be important throughout the championship. The course rewards players who are strategic off the tee and precise with their approach shots. Success at Pitt Meadows will come down to putting the ball in the right spots and taking advantage of scoring opportunities when they present themselves."
The Field
Fifty-four Professionals aged 50 years or greater from across BC will be teeing it up in the 2026 Seniors' Championship presented by Honma Golf and Wolfe Jack Supply Co. These four stand out as top contenders:
Doug Morgan (Richmond Country Club)
3x PGA of BC Seniors' Champion (2017, 2022, 2025)
2x PGA of BC Champion (2009, 2010)
1995 PGA of BC Assistants' Champion
2014 PGA of BC Club Professional Champion
2004 PGA of BC Pro-Assistant Champion
2003 PGA of BC Tournament of Champions Winner
1999 PGA of BC Male Player of the Year
Bryn Parry (Seymour Creek Golf Centre)
2024 PGA of BC Seniors' Champion
4x PGA of BC Champion (2000, 2008, 2015, 2019)
5x PGA of BC Assistants' Champion (2000, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2017)
2x PGA of BC Pro-Assistant Champion (2008, 2009)
2x PGA of Canada Assistants' Champion (1999, 2005)
2013 PGA of Canada Champion
9x PGA of BC Male Player of the Year
Rob Anderson (Kelowna Golf & Country Club)
2x PGA of BC Seniors' Champion (2021, 2023)
2007 PGA of BC Club Professional Champion
2010 PGA of BC Pro-Assistant Champion
2004 PGA of BC Tournament of Champions Winner
Matthew Daniel (Savage Creek Golf Club)
Qualified - 2026 U.S. Seniors' Open
2025 PGA of BC Assistants' Championship - Runner-up
2012 Canadian Tour Championship - 4th Place
2002 Telus Edmonton Open Champion (Canadian Tour)
1993 BC Junior Boys Champion
Doug Morgan, Richmond Country Club:
"Life is changing as I near my twilight years. I've been low Grandpa every tournament since November 2022, Riley is 3.6 years and just got her first set of US Kids Clubs. I'm hoping to play lots of golf with her and my son-in-law.
I've been playing against Kendal Yonomoto since we were 14-15 years old in 1980; worked with Dean Claggett at Gorge Vale 1992; took several putting lessons with Scott Rodgers from Morgan Creek. It's great to have an event to catch up with guys you don't see on a regular basis, get the competitive juice flowing again and test my game.
Look out for Matt Daniel next week, a new Member of the "CLUB."
Nineteen professionals will be teeing it up in the 2026 Women's Championship presented by Honma Golf and Wolfe Jack Supply Co. These four stand out as top contenders:
Jaya Rampuri (GreenTee Golf Academy)
2025 PGA of BC Women's Champion
2025 PGA of BC Female Player of the Year
2019 Honorable Mention NCAA All-American - Simon Fraser University
Christine Wong (Savage Creek Golf Club)
2x PGA of BC Women's Champion (2020, 2023)
2021 PGA of Canada Women's Champion
2x PGA of Canada Female Player of the Year (2021, 2025)
4x NCAA Tournament Champion - San Diego State University
Taylor Kim (Beach Grove Golf Club)
2024 PGA of BC Women's Champion
2024 PGA of BC Female Player of the Year
2016 NCAA Mid-American Conference Player of the Year - Kent State University
3x NCAA Mid-American Conference Champion - Kent State University
2016 Single-Season Scoring Record - Kent State University
Ashley Zibrik (Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club)
3x PGA of BC Women's Champion (2012, 2018, 2022)
3x PGA of BC Women's Championship Runner-up (2013, 2014, 2016)
2x NCAA Tournament Champion - Boise State University
Jaya Rampuri, GreenTee Golf Academy:
"Looking back on last year’s win, what I remember most is how present I was throughout the tournament. I was really focused on the shot right in front of me. There were definitely moments where I needed to reset mentally, but I was able to do it much quicker than I had in previous events.
A turning point for me was the 18th hole in the first round. I remember thinking that if I wanted to put myself in a good position for the next day, I needed to do something special. While I stayed focused on the moment, I was also aware of the opportunity in front of me. Making eagle on that hole was incredibly rewarding and gave me a lot of momentum. It’s still one of the most memorable feelings I’ve had in a tournament.”
Thank You
The PGA of BC extends its appreciation to Presenting Sponsor Honma Golf and Regional Sales Manager Brent Clements for their ongoing support of the Seniors' and Women's Championships. The Association and all competitors look forward to Clements' presence next week.
The Association is also grateful to new Presenting Sponsor Wolfe Jack Supply Co. and BC Sales Representative Lynn Reeve for their sponsorship of the event. We're thrilled to welcome Wolfe Jack Supply Co. and the brand's delicious selection of beverages as supporters of the event.
The PGA of BC would also like to thank Head Professional Wes Doka and the entire Pitt Meadows Golf Club team for their preparation and efforts in advance of the championship.
To view the full tournament draw and to access the leaderboard, please click here.
For more information and all media inquiries, please reach out to Communications & Marketing Manager Graham Abraham at graham@pgabc.org.