World News – California – Four Canadians are on Masters for the third time ever – the Canadian Sports Scene

Teachers start Thursday The 2020 edition will have a specific Canadian flavor for only the third time ever. There will be a record four Canadians competing in and the list includes 2003 Masters champ Mike Ware from Sarnia, Ontario Adam Haddwin from Moose Joe, Saskatchewan; Nick Taylor from Winnipeg, Manitoba; And Corey Konners from Listowel, Ontario

Weir qualified as former Masters Taylor champion on the field because he won AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February Conners qualified because he qualified for the 2019 Tour Championship in Atlanta while Haddwin booked his ticket to the main final of the year by being in the top 50 official rankings For World Golf in 2019 Haddoin finished the year at 50th in the world

On Thursday, Konners is among the top three to set off at 7 a.m. ET. He will be in pair with 2009 US Open champion Lucas Glover of Greenville, South Carolina, and Cheng Tsung Pan of Taiwan Haddwin playing golf alongside Americans Kevin Kissner and Scotty Sheffler. At 7:22 am ET, Weir plays Spaniard Rafa Cabrera Bello and England Matt Wallace at 8:17 amET Taylor will be the last Canadian to set out at 11:05 a.m. ET and will play golf alongside South African player Justin Harding and Japanese Shigo Imahira

The other four Canadians were twice in the Masters in 1964 and 1965 in 1964, the four Canadians were the Balding of Toronto, Ontario, Gary Cowan from Kitchener, Ontario, Stan Leonard from Vancouver, British Columbia, and Nick Wislock from Winnipeg Manitoba, the only Canadian to make the cut was Cowan, tied for 25th in third place. However, Leonard didn’t receive any prize money because he was an amateur.

In 1965, the four Canadians in the master’s program were Cowan, Leonard, Wesluck, and George Knudson from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canadian Knudson was first in 10th place equally

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