After two inspiring days of competition at Weston Golf and Country Club, the 2025 Ontario Adaptive Open has come to a close, highlighting the talent, resilience, and sportsmanship of athletes from across the province.
In the Men’s Stroke Play division, Chris Willis of Pheasant Run Golf Club earned his second Ontario Adaptive Open title, having also won in 2023. He shot 67 in Round 1 and 71 in Round 2 for a total score of 138 (-5) to take first place. Josh Hunke of Deer Ridge Golf Club finished second with rounds of 70 and 71, totaling 141 (-3).Tied for third were Russell Aide (Black Bear Ridge Golf Course), who shot 75 and 68, and Kurtis Barkley (Upper Canada Golf Course), with rounds of 71 and 72, both finishing with a score of 143.
In the Men’s Net Stableford division, Russell Aide secured first place with 77 Stableford points. Jackson Policicchio finished close behind in second with 75 points. Tied for third were Chris Willis and Scott Stafford, each earning 72 points over the two rounds.
In the Women’s Division, Natasha Stasiuk of RattleSnake Point Golf Club continued her remarkable run by capturing her sixth Ontario Adaptive Open title. A consistent presence at the top of the leaderboard, Stasiuk once again demonstrated her skill and composure, scoring 77 in Round 1 and 76 in Round 2 for a two-day total of 153 (+5). She was followed by ParaGolf Ontario’s Tess Trojan, who finished runner-up with a total score of 192. In the Women’s Net Stableford division, Stasiuk also took first place with 73 points (36 in Round 1 and 37 in Round 2). Tess Trojan placed second with 60 points (28 in Round 1 and 32 in Round 2).
Golf Ontario congratulates all participants and thanks Weston Golf and Country Club for their continued partnership and support in hosting this impactful event.
Final results and full leaderboard:
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