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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2025 · 40 MIN

Fraser Mulholland: The Vision Behind the Vancouver Golf Tour

from Steve Tees Off Podcast · host Ship of Fools Media and Entertainment

Fraser Mulholland breaks down the vision behind the Vancouver Golf Tour — how it built Canada’s next generation of pros, what defines elite talent, and why mental toughness separates future champions.This week on the Steve Tees Off Podcast, Steve sits down with Fraser Mulholland — a PGA of Canada member since 1992 and the founder and commissioner of the Vancouver Golf Tour (VGT).Fraser shares what inspired him to launch the VGT, the early challenges he faced, and how it’s grown into one of the most respected development tours in Canada.He talks about the players who got their start on the VGT, the traits that signal a golfer is ready for the next level, and how mental strength often separates the pros from the rest.Fraser also explains how the VGT’s structure and schedule are designed to simulate professional competition, preparing young athletes for the leap beyond local tours.It’s a powerful look at what it takes to build Canadian golf talent from the ground up — and how passion, structure, and grit can change the game.🎙️ Brought to you by Riverside Golf — where your game gets better.

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