Publication: The Advocates’ Quarterly: Fairways and fault lines

Fairways and fault lines: Sovereign capital, competition law, and the structural transformation of professional golf under Canadian Law.

I. Overview

As Canada emerges from another long and exacting winter, the country gradually reorients itself toward the rhythms of spring. Snowbanks retreat, daylight stretches deeper into the evening, and the familiar rituals that mark the return of warmer months begin to reassert themselves in quiet but unmistakable ways. Among those rituals is a renewed national attention to golf, not merely as a recreational pastime, but as a cultural institution and economic enterprise that occupies a distinctive place in the Canadian sporting imagination.

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