‘Mark my words:’ Kane says Henderson will one day win Canadian Women’s Open
REGINA — Brooke Henderson stood at the Wascana Country Club podium and looked over at the CP Women’s Open trophy, resisting the urge to pick it up.
She may not have earned the right to do that yet, but veteran Lorie Kane thinks it’s only a matter of time.
Henderson will aim to be the first Canadian since Jocelyne Bourassa in 1973 to capture the women’s national championship when Regina hosts the tournament from Aug. 20-26.
“This trophy right here has been kind of haunting me all day,” Henderson said Monday at the tournament’s media day. “I really just want to pick it up but I have to work really hard for that.”