Dalton Finkbeiner is a Canadian journalist who specializes in sports reporting, particularly in the field of golf. He has written for publications such as SCOREGolf, Toronto Star, Waterloo Region Record, and The Peterborough Examiner. Dalton's articles cover a range of topics including golf tournaments, player profiles, betting tips, and analysis of memorable moments in the sport.
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Dalton Finkbeiner's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly golf, with a specific emphasis on event coverage and investment analysis related to the sport. Pitches should cater to his interest in providing insights into upcoming events or offering perspectives on investment opportunities within the world of golf.
Given his national focus on Canada, pitches that involve Canadian players or tournaments may be especially relevant for Dalton. Additionally, expertise in betting trends and strategies related to golf could also capture his attention based on the articles covered.
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A breakdown of the five Friday foursomes matches at Royal Montreal.
The Internationals will need a historic Sunday comeback to win the cup. Can they get it done?
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The U.S. only needs 4 1/2 points to win. It's not likely to go down to the wire.
By: Dalton Finkbeiner
Led by their childhood hero, Corey Conners, Mackenzie Hughes and Taylor Pendrith create memorable moments at Royal Montreal.
By: Dalton Finkbeiner
Conners, the International team's second-best golfer, will remember the Friday sweep of the foursomes. By Dalton Finkbeiner
By: Dalton Finkbeiner
The two brands partnered to create a welcoming and inclusive environment and celebrate the game.
By: Dalton Finkbeiner
The 48-year-old brought fans to their feet at the Ultra Hole Challenge with a memorable ace.
Training camps and participating in other sports help high-performance golfers improve during the offseason.
By: Dalton Finkbeiner
A contingent of Canadians are hoping to earn their PGA Tour cards for the 2025 season.
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