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About the CP Women's Open
One of Canada's premier annual sporting events and a regular highlight of the LPGA Tour, the CP Women's Open returns to the Toronto area in 2019 for the first time in nearly 20 years. The thrilling seven-day event begins August 19 at the Magna Golf Club in Aurora.
Canada's sole stop on the 2019 LPGA tour follows an especially exciting year for the nation's top golf talents and their many fans. Before an adoring crowd at the Wascana Country Club in Regina on August 26, 2018, Brooke Henderson became the first Canadian to win her country's national golf championship since Jocelyne Bourassa in 1973, which was also the year of the tournament's founding. With Henderson's seventh tournament win, the young golf phenomenon from Smiths Falls, Ontario, edged closer to tying Sandra Post's Canadian record of eight LPGA victories.
Henderson is set to join the LPGA's best players at the latest edition of the CP Women's Open. Founded in 1973, the event is routinely attended by the sport's most prominent players. Recent editions have included appearances by such stars as 2017 Rookie of the Year Sung Hyun Park, LPGA Tour winners Michelle Wie and Brittany Lincicome, and former World No. 1s Ariya Jutanugarn and So Yeon Ro. Another of the sport's most exciting talents — New Zealand's Lydia Ko — began an extraordinary run of success with her first professional tour win at the 2012 edition. She won it twice more in 2013 and 2015.
Serving as host for the 2019 tournament is the Magna Golf Club, which Golf Canada CEO Laurence Applebaum calls "a truly magnificent facility which will prove to be a world-class experience for the stars of the LPGA Tour." The course itself draws raves from CP Women's Open Tournament Director Ryan Paul. "It's wide open," he said, "but the bunkers are big and it's going to be a great challenge for the players."
With all those elements in place, the 2019 CP Women's Open is set to offer spectators the same kind of excitement they felt watching Brooke Henderson's triumph. For the tournament's defending champion to be appearing at her first LPGA appearance in her home province makes the occasion all the more historic.
The woman’s golf was amazing. Their skill was even better watching them live in person. I would higher recommend any golfer to take the time to watch live. They have tremendous skill!!!
Amazing event. The ladies provided a ton of great golf shots. The event was very well run, the crowds hugely supportive. Mississaugua Golf Club was a perfect venue that show cased the best of the best! The weather was perfect over the 4 days and added to the magnificent final round and championship win by Brooke Henderson.
The course and tournament was amazing , however they could have used a beverage station somewhere on the front nine. Following a group from hole 1 to hole 9 with no beverage options was a fail.
great tournament, lots of walking though. LPGA needs to put back a couple stands at all the tournaments. Expensive food for the quality
Thursday was a great day to be at the event. No crowds, easy to get front row at the ropes, saw all the golfers we wanted to see. Could have used more washrooms on front 9 of course.
Great time. Beautiful golf course. Well organized parking and tournament. We definitely would love to see the LPGA again.
Wish the beer was colder, iced in the morning but room temperature by afternoon.
First time I can see the pros in person with in the very close distance, even can stand next to them and take a selfie. Very friendly and inspiration!! Thanks CPKC for hosting the event and create a wonderful moment to the golf fan.
The CPKC Women's Open was a breathtaking experience, both on and off the course. The LPGA, Golf Canada, and Earl Grey all did a legendary job staging the event, and preparing and presenting the grounds for fans. Partner activations were so much fun, the Fan Zone experience was worth far more than a $20 donation to a very worthy cause, and despite some very challenging weather conditions the tournament itself was electric and memorable. The only minor qualm I can think of was the food selection in the Heritage Lounges. It was quite pedestrian and only a minor step up from public dining options, and didn't really embody the VIP experience that was presented in promotional material.
Had heritage lounge tickets - great venue to watch golf. Had two burgers and water for over $50. Burgers were cold, guy in front was dishing up his salad etc. with his bare hands (no serving utensils). Needless to say I avoided the salad. For the price, they really should have put in some effort to at least throw it on a grill to heat it up for you