Partnership with Ottawa Senators Highlights Henderson’s Canadian Roots
Brooke Henderson, Canada’s most successful female golfer, has long been a proud ambassador of her home country—and now, she’s taken that pride to a new level with an exciting partnership that celebrates her roots. In a groundbreaking collaboration, Henderson has teamed up with the NHL’s Ottawa Senators, blending two of Canada’s most beloved sports: golf and hockey.
Announced late in 2024 and continuing into the 2025 LPGA season, the partnership features Henderson proudly displaying the Senators’ logo on her golf towels and water bottles at all official LPGA events. It’s a bold visual that’s resonated with fans across both sports, and a symbol of regional pride for eastern Ontario.
“I’m a huge Sens fan,” Henderson said during a press event earlier this year. “I grew up watching the team and cheering them on with my family. To now represent them while I compete around the world—it’s honestly a dream come true.”
Henderson, who hails from Smiths Falls, Ontario—just over an hour from Ottawa—has always embraced her Canadian identity. Whether it’s competing under the maple leaf at the Olympics or engaging in charitable causes back home, she’s never strayed far from her roots. The partnership with the Senators only reinforces that connection.
Tom Anselmi, President of Business Operations for the Ottawa Senators, called the partnership “a celebration of local excellence.” “Brooke is not only a world-class athlete,” Anselmi said, “but a role model for the next generation of Canadians. We’re proud to align our brand with hers.”
The collaboration goes beyond mere branding. Henderson and the Senators have hinted at future community-focused initiatives, including youth sports clinics and joint appearances aimed at promoting both golf and hockey to young fans across the province.
While Henderson continues to chase more LPGA victories in 2025, her association with the Senators adds a unique dimension to her public image—one that celebrates loyalty, community, and Canadian pride.
With her golf bag draped in Sens red and black, Henderson isn’t just playing for wins. She’s playing for home.
