Where the Canadians are this week.... TEE Times

 DP World Tour  DP World Tour Championship Tee Times

First the biggest tournament of the week is in Dubai for the season ending DP World Tour Championship. There are no Canadians in the field of 50.

Rory McIlroy who is gong for the double after winning the Fed Ex Cup has a slim 128point lead over Kiwi Ryan Fox who has had a career year with 2 wins, 4 runner ups and 4 more top 10s  in 25 events.

Jon Rahm, Tommy Fleetwood, Victor Hovland, Matt Fitzpatrick, Shane Lowry will all have a story to tell as the Race To Dubai comes to a conclusion. Fitzpatrick and Rahm were made honorary life members of the DP World Tour yesterday.

LPGA Tour : CME Group Tour Championship 

Brooke Henderson finally spoke up about why she withdrew last week from the Pelican Women's Championship citing an upper back strain. 

With the CME Group Tours title on the line in Naples, Florida she says she intends to play if at all possible. Her doctor has prescribed rest, so we'll see come Thursday morning.

She had 9 top 10s this year, 2 wins including the Amundi major in France so with a #4 ranking she could win Player of The Year.

Maude Aimee Leblanc and Maddie Szeryk are on the alternative list.

PGA Tour : RSM Classic TEE TIMES

The wrap around PGA Tour season continues down on Sea Island, Georgia.

Mac Hughes is a past champion and he is joined by  Adam Svensson, Michael Gligic and Taylor Pendrith with David Hearn as an alternative.

This is not a strong field, however it a huge opportunity for all kinds of the players who are hoping to catch lightning in a bottle with a 2 year exemption and a million dollar paycheck

Guys like Jason Dufner, Bill Haas, Sean O'Hair, Fran Molinari, Davis Love who have all had their days in the limelight are still looking for tournaments to play in.

Other: There are Canadians playing in Q schools for the DP World Tour, Korn Ferry Tour, Champions Tour and I'll keep you updated about their progress.

Bryan Angus