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Preserving nearly four decades of competition at the Conley Lake Country Club.
Every summer, competitors gather at Robert Simpson’s cottage on Conley Lake in Kinmount, Ontario — the official home of the Conley Lake Country Club — to write another chapter in CLCC history. From handwritten scorecards to modern digital tallies, the archive captures every triumph, meltdown, and questionable decision since 1988.
Conley Lake Open: Jeffrey Horbal claimed the title with steady play.
Horby’s Invitational: Millar & Horbal dominated the pits.
Bass Masters: No winner — no fish met the qualifying weight.
A year defined by close calls, near misses, and one very short weigh‑in.
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A year of changes, but the tradition held strong. (Placeholder text.)
A dominant stretch at Horby’s that may never be matched. (Placeholder text.)
High winds, low scores, and a weekend that still went down as a classic. (Placeholder text.)
The year the cooler didn’t make it. Improvisation and resilience were tested. (Placeholder text.)
The inaugural gathering. Fewer rules, fewer responsibilities, and a lot of firsts. (Placeholder text.)