Anne Balser
About
Anne's golf journey began at Digby Pines, where she fostered her love for the game alongside her mother and two older sisters. She spent the summers competing across the province, representing Team Nova Scotia at numerous National Championships.
Following a successful junior career, she pursued higher education at the University of Victoria, graduating with distinction in Exercise & Physical Health Education. Her university experience not only expanded her academic knowledge but also provided opportunities to compete in the NAIA and represent the Canadian University Golf Team on four separate occasions.
In 2017, Anne joined the PGA of Canada, refining her skills and contributing to golf's development through teaching and coaching. With an competitive resume including numerous NAIA tournament wins, two-time Nova Scotia Women’s Amateur Champion titles, and the 2010 Canadian University/College Golf Championship, her crowning achievement came in 2017 when she secured the title of PGA of Canada Atlantic Women’s Champion.
In 2022, Anne became part of Oakfield Golf & Country Club's professional team, playing a pivotal role in developing and implementing major Academy programs. She brings her experience and passion to the club's vibrant community, particularly through women’s clinics and Girls Club initiatives.
Anne's commitment to golf's integrity extends beyond her playing career. As a provincially certified golf referee and Course Rater, she demonstrates unwavering dedication to upholding fairness and quality within the golfing community.