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Brad Ziemer

Coquitlam
As seen in: The Seattle Times, National Post, Vancouver Sun, O Canada, Richmond News, Pique NewsMagazine, Golf Canada, SCOREGolf Magazine, Vernon Matters, Inside Golf
Proud Poco (Port Coquitlam) native, ex Vancouver Sun, now writing for British Columbia Golf and others. Enjoying semi-retirement.
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Shelly Stouffer Wins Her Seventh Straight B.C. Senior Women’s Championship

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By Brad Ziemer
| britishcolumbiagolf.org
TSAWWASSEN — After extending her record streak of B.C. Senior Women’s championships to seven, Shelly Stouffer served notice that she isn’t done. Not even close. “I’d like to get to 10,” she said with a smile. “I’m just going to try and keep the streak going.” Don’t bet against her reaching double-digits. The 56-year-old Nanoose Bay resident once again blew away the competition at the B.C. Senior Women’s, beating the field at Beach Grove Golf Club in Tsawwassen by 12 shots.
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Langley, BC's Amy Lee Plays Her Way Into U.S. Women’s Open

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By Brad Ziemer
| britishcolumbiagolf.org
Not long ago, Amy Lee couldn’t wait for summer to end. Now she’s counting the days until it begins. The 18-year-old Langley resident suddenly has a pair of very nice bookends to her summer. Her season will end when the two-time B.C. Women’s Amateur champion heads to the University of Texas to begin her collegiate golf career. She’s been anticipating that day since committing to Texas more than a year ago.
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Coquitlam’s A.J. Ewart Feeling Right At Home In His Rookie Season On The PGA TOUR

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By Brad Ziemer
| britishcolumbiagolf.org
As a kid growing up in Coquitlam, A.J. Ewart never struggled when it came to figuring out what he was going to do for a living. Almost from the moment his dad, Brad, first took him to Westwood Plateau, the course not far from his childhood home, A.J. knew that golf was in his future. He would be a professional golfer and one day, he hoped, would play on the PGA TOUR. Fast forward about 20 years and Ewart has not only made it to the PGA TOUR, he is proving that he belongs.
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