After 20 months in the COVID-19 pandemic, paying for a pricey plane ticket will no longer be the only option for Canadians wanting to take a holiday, shop and visit friends and family.
Gregory Strong
Canadian amateur Taylor Pendrith, from Richmond Hil, Ont., tees off during final round play at the Canadian Open golf championship July 27, 2014 at Royal Montreal golf club in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz May 25, 2021 - 1:40 PM
The long road to the PGA Tour was indeed a lengthy journey for Canada s Taylor Pendrith.
He didn t decide on professional golf plans until midway through his four-year run at Kent State University. Pendrith turned pro in 2014 and has since endured the grind of the lower-level circuits.
He bounced from tour to tour, lost status for a couple years, battled injuries and survived on minimal earnings.