Biography

Jules Huot Inducted into the Candian Hall of Fame: 1977.

The finest of all Quebec golf professionals, Jules Huot’s victory at the 1937 General Brock Open marked the first time a Canadian professional had won a PGA tournament. Known as “ le petit Jules” in Quebec, this diminutive player captured the CPGA Championship and the Quebec Open three times, won five Quebec PGA Championships and finished as low Canadian professional at the Canadian Open on two occasions.

Jules Huot’s Record International:

1937 Winner of the General Brock Open Tournament

Teams:

1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 Played against U.S. in Hopkins Trophy Matches
1954 Canada Cup Team

National:

1934 Winner Canadian Professional Golfer’s Champion
1939 Winner Canadian Professional Golfer’s Champion
1946 Winner Canadian Professional Golfer’s Champion
1931 Low Canadian Professional in the Canadian Open
1935 Low Canadian Professional in the Canadian Open
1953 Low Canadian in Labatt Open
1954 Low Canadian in Labatt Open

Provincial:

1934 Winner Quebec Open Golf Champion
1945 Winner Quebec Open Golf Champion
1958 Winner Quebec Open Golf Champion
1932 Quebec Spring Open Champion
1935 Quebec Spring Open Champion
1951 Quebec Spring Open Champion
1952 Quebec Spring Open Champion
1946 Quebec PGA Champion
1947 Quebec PGA Champion
1955 Ontario Open Championship
1955 Quebec PGA Champion
1958 Quebec PGA Champion
1959 Quebec PGA Champion

Other items of note:

Writer and publisher of a golf book entitled "Le Golf" now third edition. In recognition of his loyal services as professional, he was named Honorary Life Member by Le Club Laval

Reference:

http://www.rcga.org/english/HallOfFame/hall_ofFamers.asp?ID=27