
Golf Classic
Mark your calendar and get ready to tee off for student success! The 34th Georgian College Golf Classic presented by belairdirect returns Tuesday, Sept. 29, to The Club at Bond Head.
This signature fundraising event supports student awards, scholarships and bursaries, helping remove financial barriers to student success.
The tournament experience will include an on-course lunch, a delicious dinner, exciting contests, entertainment and more!
Event details
Location: The Club at Bond Head
Save the date: Tuesday, Sept. 29
Registration: 9 a.m.
Shotgun start: 11 a.m.
Lunch: On-course
Cocktail reception and silent auction: 4 p.m.
Gourmet dinner: 5:30 p.m.
For general event inquiries please email Kelly Pottage.


Take flight for student success!
Whether you’re teeing up with us at the Georgian College Golf Classic presented by belairdirect, or cheering us on from afar, you can still support student success at Georgian with our WestJet Raffle.
Enter for your chance to win one (1) round-trip flight for two (2) to any regularly scheduled and marketed WestJet destination, and help make a difference.
Every ticket sold supports Georgian students by funding awards, scholarships and bursaries.
Only 1,000 tickets available. Get yours before they’re gone! Ticket sales close October 6, 2026 at 12 noon ET.
*No cash value. Fees, taxes, surcharges, blackout dates and restrictions apply. Georgian College will cover up to $1,000 in fees, taxes and surcharges. Must be 18+ and in Ontario at time of purchase. Lottery licence RAF1569463. This raffle is part of the Georgian College Golf Classic presented by belairdirect. Full rules on RaffleBox.
Electronic auction: open to everyone!
You don’t need to golf to get in on the action. The Georgian Golf Classic electronic auction is open to everyone, with an exciting selection of items and experiences up for bid.
Bid now for your favourites and help Georgian students overcome financial barriers. Every winning bid supports awards, scholarships, emergency bursaries and essential resources such as the Georgian FoodLocker, our on-campus emergency food bank.
Bid now and make a difference for Georgian students.
🕘 The electronic auction closes Sept. 29 at 6:45 p.m.
Committee co-chairs

Addison Wallwin, Co-chair
(class of 2015 and 2019)
Controller, Wallwin Electric Services Ltd.

Graham Ferguson, Co-chair
Wealth Advisor and Portfolio Manager
Wellington-Altus
Golf Classic on the air
Our Golf Classic co-chairs are hitting the ROCK95 and 107.5 KOOLFM airwaves to talk about this year’s event and the difference it makes for Georgian students.
Catch them on your favourite local station, or listen below.
Committee members
Philip Adams
Campus Principal / Assoc. Dean, Robbert Hartog Midland Campus, Georgian College
Steve Arsenault (class of 2002)
Sales Representative, C21 BJ Roth Realty Ltd.
David Bell
Associate Vice President, Advancement and Alumni Relations, Georgian College
Alex Cardno
Wealth Advisor, Scotia Wealth Management, Barrie
Courtney Duthie (class of 2014 and 2017)
Research Analyst and Faculty, Georgian College
Christy Fines (class of 2019)
Managing Partner/GM of 400 Chrysler and Barrie Chrysler
Amelda FitzPatrick
Special Projects Officer, Georgian College
Melissa Hood
Manager, Conference and Event Services, Georgian College
Ali Houston (class of 2007)
Vice President, People and Operations, M Group
Miranda McSorley (class of 2015)
Senior Development Officer, Advancement and Alumni Relations, Georgian College
Sheryl Maukonen
Executive Director, Facilities Management, Georgian College
Prabhjot Nanrey
Academic Program Technologist, Georgian College
Lisa Tamblyn (class of 1985)
Friend of Georgian
Kelly Pottage
Associate Director, Engagement, Advancement and Alumni Relations, Georgian College
Kim VanDusen
Friend of Georgian, Georgian Retiree
Gillian Vincent (class of 2001)
Senior Private Banker, BMO Private Wealth, Barrie
Bill Wogden
Men’s and Women’s Golf Head Coach, Georgian College
Karen Woods (class of 1987 and 1993)
Georgian Retiree
The Georgian College Golf Classic is also supported by the Advancement and Alumni Relations team.
Looking back at 2024
In 2024, the Georgian College Golf Classic broke all records and secured more than $200,000 in net proceeds to help students overcome financial barriers through awards, scholarships and bursaries.

























































