Fix Network's 17th annual Ontario Masters Golf Tournament brought together 136 golfers who raised $13,000 for Ronald McDonald House Canada through a day of competition, camaraderie, and fundraising that reinforced the network's $1 million-plus charitable commitment since 2016.
- Fix Network's Ontario Masters Golf Tournament attracted 136 golfers including franchise owners, corporate staff, and industry partners
- The tournament generated $13,000 in fundraising for Ronald McDonald House Canada through silent auctions and a 50/50 draw
- Fix Network has surpassed $1 million raised in support of Ronald McDonald House Canada since 2016
- Event highlights included the popular Beat the Pro challenge and the Doug Roberts Longest Drive Slapshot competition held in memory of a respected franchise owner
- The tournament featured on-course culinary stations, interactive activities, and a clubhouse dinner celebrating the collective impact of participants and 20+ corporate sponsors
Fix Network’s Ontario region welcomed 136 golfers to its 17th annual Masters Golf Tournament this week, bringing together franchise owners, corporate staff and industry partners for a day of connection, friendly competition and fundraising in support of Ronald McDonald House (RMH) Canada.
Despite a morning of heavy rain, spirits remained high as participants took to the course, reinforcing the tournament’s reputation as a standout event on the calendar. As the day progressed, the weather improved, setting the stage for an engaging and memorable experience both on and off the course.
Golfers enjoyed a range of on-course culinary stations throughout the day, along with interactive activities and contests that added to the energy of the event. Among the highlights was the popular Beat the Pro challenge as well as the Doug Roberts “Happy Gilmore” Longest Drive Slapshot, held in memory of the respected franchise owner and long-time champion of the network.
The event concluded with a sit-down clubhouse dinner, where attendees gathered to reflect on the day and celebrate the collective impact of their efforts. Winners of the silent auction and 50/50 draw were announced, rounding out a successful fundraising initiative that generated $13,000 in support of RMH Canada.
Guests also heard from Korey Rorison, partnership & engagement officer for Ronald McDonald House South Central Ontario, who shared powerful stories of the families supported by RMH Canada. Rorison spoke to the strength of the ongoing partnership with Fix Network and the meaningful difference it continues to make, noting the organization’s recent milestone of surpassing $1 million raised in support of RMH Canada since 2016.
The success of the tournament was made possible through the generous support of its sponsors. Hole sponsors included Uniparts O.E.M., AkzoNobel, Enterprise, Mirka, Mitchell, Ontario Spray Booth LTD., 3M, Norton, NAPA CMAX, Axalta, Uni-Select, PPG, LKQ, Nexera, ALLDATA, Spanesi, Carquest Auto Parts and Hunter.
Additional thanks were extended to those who contributed prizes to the silent auction, including LKQ, Humberview Chevrolet Buick GMC, Johnny D’Ambrosio (Fix Network multi-shop owner), Akzo Nobel, OEC, PPG, Carquest and Spanesi.
With strong attendance, enthusiastic participation and a continued focus on giving back, this year’s tournament once again demonstrated the strength of the Fix Network community and its enduring #LifePutRight commitment to standing alongside families as a trusted partner through life’s unexpected moments.
