New radio show drives for golfing audience

Sunday Golf Report debuts on CKST 1040

THE Telus Open in Richmond on
May 28 served as the backdrop for
the premiere of the Sunday Golf
Report on CKST AM 1040.

Presented by Grand Slam Radio Inc., the
Sunday Golf Report is an interactive magazine
show, hosted by some of the province's lead-
ing golf authorities, delivering golf news,

commentary,
ups and otter
features.

tr will I pr vide the Most up-to-date cover:
age of P furopean PGA. LPGA and
Senior I events, the Canadian “Tour, play-
er profiles, personalities and features on
B.C."s most popular courses.

The wwo-hour weekly show will run from
410 6 p.m. on Sundays and is targeted at lis-
teners in Victoria and Vancouv

The Sunday Golf Report will become syn-

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ongynious with a five some of leading British
Columbia media personalities, including
show host Doug Finley, co-bost Eric Dwyer
and analysts Bill Wilms, Hal Quinn and Brad
Ewart.

Finley is a former Sports Open-line host at
1.G73.

Dwver spent more than wo decades v
CBC Sports and currently serves as a tele
sion analyst for CPGA and LPGA events in
Canada.

He is not only one of B.C."s most respect-
ed names in broadcast journalism but also an
accomplished golf artist, with many of his
paintings decorating the leading golf courses
tn the province.

Wilms has an impressive record as one of
Canada’s top amateur golfers and is the pres-
ident of Fairway Tournaments Inc., a
Vancouver company specializing in the plan-
ning of golf events for corporations and char-
itable organizations.

Quinn is the Western editor of Scere Golf
Magazine,

Ewart is the host of CTV Sportsnet’s golf
show Great Destinations.

Quinn and Ewart and currently in Spain
shooting segments of their CTV program and
reported (rom the Costa del Sol during the
show’s inaugural broadcast.

The veteran team of golf experts has been
assembled by Grand Slam Radio Inc., the
new B.C. enterprise that is aiso producing
Fast Track Weekly, a Motorsport’ magazine

show which made its debut two Saturdays
ago on AMEOIO.

The Sunday Golf Report is produced by
Eric Stansfield of Vancouver, who brings with
him I p ve television and radio
production experienc

The Sunday Golf Report will include regu-
lar features such as:

B Hal’s Hook on Golf: a wee
al by Hal Quinn;

@ Around the World of Golf: Golf destina-
tions around the world, hosted by Brad
Ewart;

@ B.C. Golf Scene Report: Bill Wilms reports
on the focal amateur and professional tourna-
ments, including men’s, women’s and juniors
action;

B Goll trivia;

@ Feature Course of the week: discussions
with pros, managers and owners of B.C.’s top
courses;

@ Equipment review: a weekly look at golf
equipment, what's hot and what's not;

@ Tips from the pro: from both a mate and
female perspective;

1 The 19th hole: a summary Gf the show and
what’s ahead in the world of golf in the com-
ing week.

This weekend the show will feature on-air
updates from the Payless Open Tournament
in Victoria.

“We'll feature a lot of the Pacific
Northwest courses and focus on the weekend
golter,” said Stansfield.

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