Trevor Luedee and Jamie Pilkington
2026 Champions
Trevor Luedee and Jamie Pilkington won on the first hole of the playoff to be crowned as the national champions of the 2026 BDO National Golf League Saturday at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (Heathlands course) in Caledon, Ont. After finishing 18 holes with 38 stableford points along with Jeff Best and Richard White of the Princeton Golf Club (Princeton, B.C.) the duo from the Carlton Golf and Yacht Club in Manotick, Ont. proceeded to the 18th hole of the North course for a playoff to crown the third national champions. Even more impressive is that both Luedee and Pilkington are relatively new to the sport. Luedee, an intellectual engineer has been playing for three years and got into the sport with his family. Pilkington, a mortgage broker is in his fifth season playing golf and took up the sport after moving close to his home course.
Russel Macdonald and Anderson Macdonald
2025 Champions
Russell and Anderson MacDonald claimed the 2025 national championship at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon, Ont. The father and son duo from the Riverside Country Club in Rothesay, N.B., who had been playing together for five years, won the championship on the first hole of the playoff. In addition to winning the national championship, the MacDonald’s received an all-expenses paid trip to represent Canada at The R&A 9 Hole Challenge that took place at Royal Portrush in County Antrim, Northern Ireland on the eve of the 153rd Open Championship in July, 2025.
Tim Charles and Peter Morse
2024 Champions
Tim Charles and Peter Morse were crowned the inaugural champions of the 2024 BDO National Golf League following a playoff win over Reid Middleton and Brian Thorne at Hamilton Golf and Country Club in Ancaster, Ont. Charles of North Kentville, N.S. and Morse of New Minas, N.S. earned 22 stableford points from the front nine to advance to the playoff, Middleton and Thorne of New Brunswick posted a similar score of 22 points to emerge as the top team on the back nine. Both pairings competed on the 18th hole in-front of an enthusiastic crowd, all with par putts awaiting them. After the duo from New Brunswick narrowly missed their putts, Morse drained a lengthy putt to claim the championship for the Nova Scotia duo.