Corby Classic named Official Charitable Partner of the 2026 Osprey Valley Open

Caledon, ON – TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is proud to announce that the Corby Classic, a tournament held in memory of former professional golfer Ryan Corbin, has been named the Official Charitable Partner of the 2026 Osprey Valley Open, TPC Toronto’s annual PGA TOUR Americas event.

Held annually at TPC Toronto, the Corby Classic raises funds for numerous charitable causes including the Canadian Association of Suicide Prevention, First Tee – Canada and the Ryan James Reid Corbin Scholarship Fund, having donated $416,060 since 2023. Among the event’s lead organizers is former PGA TOUR player Michael Gligic, a PGA TOUR Americas alumnus who played in the 2018 Osprey Valley Open.

As Official Charitable Partner of the Osprey Valley Open, the Corby Classic and its efforts to raise awareness and financial support for numerous causes will be spotlighted during tournament week, along with TPC Toronto’s role in facilitating the event.

“Highlighting the work being done by local organizations has always been an important part of the Osprey Valley Open, and we are proud to recognize an event in the Corby Classic that embodies the spirit of community, friendship and giving back,” said TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley President Chris Humeniuk. “The Corby Classic has made a meaningful impact on countless individuals and organizations through its fundraising efforts and commitment to honouring Ryan Corbin’s legacy. We are honoured to support the event as host facility and are excited to showcase its important work as our Official Charitable Partner in 2026.”

Since its inception in 2018, the Osprey Valley Open has established a strong tradition of supporting charitable and community-focused initiatives, using the platform of professional golf to drive awareness and generate positive impact both locally and nationally. The designation of the Corby Classic as Official Charitable Partner reflects the tournament’s ongoing commitment to highlighting organizations and initiatives that make a meaningful difference, along with TPC Toronto’s commitment to supporting a variety of causes throughout the local community and beyond.

“The support we have received from TPC Toronto has been instrumental in the growth and success of the Corby Classic,” said Michael Gligic, former PGA TOUR player and a lead organizer of the Corby Classic. “What began as a way to honour Ryan’s memory among friends has evolved into an opportunity to support causes that were important to him while helping make a positive impact in the lives of others. To be recognized as the Official Charitable Partner of the Osprey Valley Open is incredibly meaningful to me and everyone else who helps organize the event, and we look forward to sharing Ryan’s story and our mission with players, fans and the broader golf community.”

The 2026 Osprey Valley Open will take place July 23-26 at TPC Toronto’s Heathlands course, featuring players from PGA TOUR Americas competing for their chance to advance on the next step towards the PGA TOUR. Throughout tournament week, fans will have opportunities to learn more about the Corby Classic, its beneficiaries and the lasting legacy of Ryan Corbin.

About the Osprey Valley Open

The Osprey Valley Open is a PGA TOUR Americas event held annually at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. Since 2018, the tournament has showcased many of the game's rising stars, including Canadians Taylor Pendrith and Sudarshan Yellamaraju, while delivering meaningful community impact through charitable initiatives and local fan and volunteer engagement opportunities.

About the Corby Classic

The Corby Classic is an annual golf tournament held in memory of former professional golfer Ryan Corbin. Hosted at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, the event raises funds for charitable organizations and has donated more than $400,000 to the Canadian Association of Suicide Prevention, First Tee – Canada, the Ryan James Reid Corbin Scholarship Fund and more since 2023, helping advance mental health awareness, youth development and educational opportunities.

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