Parry, who held a two-stroke lead over the field after a 2-under-par 69 in Monday’s first round, carded a tournament-low 66 on Tuesday to finish at 7-under and win the event by six shots -- an especially impressive total considering how difficult the Arnold Palmer-designed course played in windy conditions both days.
By winning a fourth tournament title, Parry tied
Scott Minni
for the most PGA of BC Championship victories in the Association’s modern era. Parry’s other titles came in 2000, 2008 and 2015.
With the win, the Seymour Creek Golf Centre Teaching Professional took home $6,300 and a custom championship ring courtesy of title sponsors TaylorMade and adidas Golf.
Defending champion
Kevin Stinson
(Cheam Mountain Golf Course) and 2011 winner
Lindsay Bernakevitch
(Victoria Golf Club) shared runner-up honours at 1-under, earning $3,725 apiece.
Doug Morgan
(Richmond Country Club) placed fourth at even-par, while
Mark Kitts
(Shadow Ridge Golf Club), 2003 champion
Philip Jonas
(Philip Jonas Golf Academy) and 2017 winner
John Shin
(The Tour LAB @ Northview) tied for fifth at 1-over.
Click below to read our full recap from the event, including comments from Parry and access to final results.
The PGA of BC would like to thank host Executive Professional
Alan Kristmanson
and the entire team at Whistler Golf Club for their tremendous hospitality this week.
The Association also extends its appreciation to title sponsors TaylorMade and adidas Golf, and to presenting sponsor Axis Insurance Group, for their continued support of our flagship championship.