Gail Shea Memorial Tournament

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 23 August 2026

Format: Team Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: CAD 800.00

Entry Method: Online


The Gail Shea Memorial Tournament is a charity golf fundraiser held on Sunday, August 23, 2026, at Mill River Golf Course in Woodstock, PEI. The event is organized by the family of the late Honourable Gail Shea in partnership with the Stompin' Tom Centre, with all proceeds supporting the expansion of the Centre through the addition of the Gail Shea Memorial Dance Hall. The tournament features a 4-person scramble format with a shotgun start at 1:00 PM, covering 18 holes of golf with shared carts. The entry fee is $800 CAD per team of four (plus HST), which includes a post-round meal. Special room rates are available for those wishing to combine the event with accommodation (promo code GAIL for August 23, 2026 bookings). For questions, contact Dean Sherman, Golf Operations Manager, at dean@millriver.ca. Sponsorship opportunities are also available.


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Venue

Mill river golf course

Prince Edward Island, Canada

Mill River Golf Course is an 18-hole facility located in Woodstock, Prince Edward Island, operated as part of Mill River Resort. The course is situated on PEI's landscape and is recognized as one of the province's premier golf destinations. The facility offers comprehensive golfing amenities beyond the main 18-hole course, including a practice green, driving range, and a 3-hole course. The resort caters to golfers of all skill levels, with a dedicated junior golf program and professional instruction through golf lessons. Mill River Resort features modern technology, offering two golf simulator rooms equipped with Foresight Hawk technology for year-round play and swing analysis. The facility maintains a full Pro Shop for equipment and supplies. The course is jointly owned by Don McDougall, a prominent figure known for bringing Major League Baseball to Toronto as a Blue Jays executive. A sister course, Eagles Glenn Golf Course, is located in Cavendish, approximately 60 minutes away. The resort integrates golf with broader hospitality services, including accommodations, dining, and spa facilities.