Saskatchewan

Regina Chamber Hosting Golf Tournament and Mixer in 2026

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April 22, 2026 6:10 pm

The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce is preparing for two upcoming spring events designed to bring the local business community together. The organization will host a Mix & Mingle networking mixer at Richardson Lighting on May 14, 2026, followed by its annual Networking on the Green golf tournament on June 15, 2026, at the Royal Regina Golf Club.

The golf tournament offers local professionals a chance to connect in a casual setting at Saskatchewan’s oldest golf club, which was established in 1899 and is one of only six courses in Canada to hold an official Royal designation. The event, which is sponsored by Scotiabank, includes an 18-hole round of golf, a power cart, a barbecue burger lunch, and a tournament dinner.

Registration is currently open for the tournament, with early bird pricing available for those who sign up by May 15, 2026. Chamber members can register for $250 as an individual or $900 for a team of four. Standard rates for members increase to $275 for individuals and $1,000 for teams after the early bird deadline, while non-member pricing is $375 for individuals and $1,350 for teams.

These events continue the work of the organization, which was originally incorporated in 1886. Under the leadership of the current chair, Pauline Wagner, and the chamber’s chief executive officer, Mike Tate, the organization continues to support local business owners throughout the region.

Last year, PFM Capital Inc. took home the winning title at the tournament. Interested businesses can find further details and registration information through the Chamber’s event website.

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