Canadian golf professional Christine Wong shares her journey from growing up as a junior golfer in Richmond, BC to competing nationally, playing college golf, representing Canada, and becoming a PGA of Canada professional and coach.

In this conversation, Christine talks honestly about being one of the only girls in junior golf programs, navigating the jump from junior to elite competition, and what young golfers and parents often misunderstand about development, confidence, and the college pathway.

Now coaching the next generation while still competing herself, Christine offers rare insight into what it actually takes to build a long-term future in women’s golf — whether that future includes professional golf, college competition, or lifelong involvement in the game.

This episode covers:

• Junior golf development in BC and Canada

• The transition from junior golf to college and national teams

• Life as a student-athlete and elite competitor

• Coaching young women while still competing

• Barriers facing girls in golf today

• Advice for juniors, parents, and coaches

🎯 If you care about women’s golf, junior development, or the real path through competitive golf, this episode delivers perspective you won’t hear anywhere else.

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British Columbia is emerging as one of Canada’s strongest golf pipelines — and leadership matters.

On this episode of Steve Tees Off, we’re joined by Matthew Steinbach, CEO of British Columbia Golf, to discuss his journey into the role, the evolution of junior golf in BC, and how today’s player pathways are shaping tomorrow’s professionals.

We explore what makes BC’s golf community unique, which players are on the brink of turning pro, and how BC Golf fits into the bigger national and global golf picture.

A must-listen for golfers, parents, coaches, and anyone invested in the future of the game.

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What does it really take to turn pro — and stay on tour?

Canadian professional golfer Chris Crisologo, currently holding status on PGA TOUR Americas, joins us to talk about the grind of professional golf, the mental side of competing at the highest level, and why golf so often mirrors real life.

We cover his journey through Simon Fraser University, the influence of coach Harry White, and what SFU’s NCAA exit could mean for the future of BC and Canadian golf.

An honest conversation about the work behind the scorecards.

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What happens when competitive golf meets Hollywood?

In this episode of Steve Tees Off, we sit down with Justin Bjornson, an SFU collegiate golfer who found himself in an unexpected role—serving as a swing double for Owen Wilson on the Apple TV+ series Stick.

Justin shares how a golfer from Manitoba ended up on a professional TV set, what surprised him most about filming versus tournament play, and the pressure of hitting golf shots for camera with no re-takes and a full crew watching.

We also get into:

• Life as a collegiate golfer at SFU

• How golf skill translates when the stakes are no longer a scorecard

If you enjoy golf stories, behind-the-scenes insights, and conversations about pressure, performance, and unexpected opportunities, this episode is for you.

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Jackson Jacob joins Steve Tees Off to break down the real path from college golf to pro ambitions.

In this episode, Jackson shares his early foundations in the game, the key lessons from his college golf journey at Idaho and UFV, and what finally clicked during recent breakthrough performances. He opens up about how he practices, how his game has evolved, and what he’s focusing on as he pushes toward the professional level.

We also talk about his experience acting in Stick alongside Owen Wilson, how that opportunity came together, and how he balances off-course experiences while staying locked in on competitive golf.

Inside this conversation:

• Early golf development and mindset

• College golf decisions: Idaho → UFV

• Breakthroughs, confidence, and current form

• Practice habits that translate to scoring

• Acting in Stick

• Pro ambitions, travel schedule, and long-term goals

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In this Festive Christmas Special of Steve Tees Off, we’re joined by Brad Ewart — PGA of Canada professional, golf journalist, and trick shot artist — for a timely and thoughtful conversation about golf, family, and the path to the PGA Tour.

Since this episode was recorded, Canadian A.J. Ewart won the PGA Tour Q-School and earned a 2026 PGA Tour membership, making this discussion especially meaningful in hindsight.

We also round out the episode with a festive golf gift guide, offering practical, thoughtful gift ideas for golfers of all levels — just in time for the holidays.

A must-listen for golfers, parents, coaches, and fans of Canadian golf.

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This episode features Jared Siminoff, PGA of BC Board Member and General Manager at The Haus of Golf, for a deep dive into the fast-growing world of indoor golf and sim golf.

We explore how golf simulators, golf technology, and AI-driven swing tools are transforming the way players train, compete, and stay engaged through BC’s long winters. Jared shares his journey as a PGA professional, his leadership role in the BC golf community, and what the rise of virtual golf means for the future of the Canadian golf industry.

We break down the evolution of sim golf, the culture around indoor golf facilities, and the new opportunities for golf coaching, golf training indoors, and competitive simulator play.

If you’re curious about where golf innovation is headed, how tech is reshaping the sport, or what’s coming next for the PGA of BC, this episode delivers insight from someone helping lead that change.

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Fraser Mulholland breaks down the vision behind the Vancouver Golf Tour — how it built Canada’s next generation of pros, what defines elite talent, and why mental toughness separates future champions.

This week on the Steve Tees Off Podcast, Steve sits down with Fraser Mulholland — a PGA of Canada member since 1992 and the founder and commissioner of the Vancouver Golf Tour (VGT).

Fraser shares what inspired him to launch the VGT, the early challenges he faced, and how it’s grown into one of the most respected development tours in Canada.

He talks about the players who got their start on the VGT, the traits that signal a golfer is ready for the next level, and how mental strength often separates the pros from the rest.

Fraser also explains how the VGT’s structure and schedule are designed to simulate professional competition, preparing young athletes for the leap beyond local tours.

It’s a powerful look at what it takes to build Canadian golf talent from the ground up — and how passion, structure, and grit can change the game.

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