Cameron grew up working at Mississaugua G&CC in the Toronto area. He quickly fell in love with the game and decided that he couldn’t choose a career without it. After nearly 10 years in the business, Cameron decided to move to the East Coast. Since then he has worked at one of Canada’s best golf resorts and became an active member of the PGA of Atlantic Canada. Cameron is very excited to be part of the team at one of Nova Scotia’s most beautiful golf properties.

I have been playing golf at the course since 1973 at 12 years old. Became a student employee in 1980 and after receiving my Honors degree in history at ST.F.X.U in 1984 fell in love with the Golf industry and gradually over 3-4 years decided to make it a career becoming Superintendent in 1990 when we expanded to 18 holes.

Looking back we have come so far from a little nine hole course to an 18 hole championship layout.

Kim is originally from Antigonish, Nova Scotia.  She moved to Banff, Alberta in 1990 and spent 14 years in the financial services and hospitality services industries throughout Alberta and British Columbia.  During this time she got hooked on the golf community. After returning home, Kim wanted to combine her client service, management and administration skills to find employment in the golf industry. In the spring of 2004, she embraced the opportunity to work at Fiddler’s Green Golf Course and later joined the Antigonish Golf and Country Club in 2012.

As Kim moves into her 12th season at the Antigonish Golf and Country Club, she looks forward to enhancing member and guest experiences.