Robert Ames Obituary – The passing of Dr. Robert Ames on February 24, 2026, has left a noticeable void in Bolton, Ontario, and within Canada’s golf and entrepreneurial communities. At just 58 years old, Dr. Ames had already built a reputation as a forward-thinking business owner, dedicated mentor, and passionate supporter of the sport he loved.
As tributes continue to emerge, a clear picture is forming of a man whose influence reached far beyond the fairway.
As the founder of Golf Revolution, Dr. Ames helped reshape how many Canadians experienced golf training. His focus on technology-driven instruction and welcoming environments allowed players to practice and improve year-round.
Industry peers say he recognized early that indoor golf simulators and data-driven coaching would play a major role in the sport’s future. Through careful planning and persistent work, he turned that insight into a thriving enterprise.
This formula helped Golf Revolution stand out in a competitive market.
Beyond his formal business achievements, Dr. Ames was widely admired for his willingness to share knowledge. Younger entrepreneurs and staff members often describe him as approachable and generous with advice.
In Bolton and surrounding areas, he became known as someone who:
Living and working in Bolton, Dr. Ames maintained strong ties to the local community. His business presence contributed to the area’s economic vitality while also providing recreational opportunities for residents.
Community members recall his steady support for local initiatives and his genuine interest in seeing others thrive whether in sport, business, or education.Tributes Reflect a Life Well LivedSince news of his death became public, messages of remembrance have highlighted recurring themes:
Though the circumstances surrounding his passing have not been publicly detailed, the collective response makes clear that his influence was both broad and deeply personal.
For many in the golf and business communities, the best way to honor Dr. Ames’s memory will be to continue building on the foundation he created. Golf Revolution’s ongoing work and the many professionals he mentored stand as living testaments to his dedication.
Dr. Robert Ames leaves behind a legacy defined by innovation, mentorship, and community spirit — a combination that ensures his impact will be felt for many years to come.
As Bolton reflects on the loss of one of its respected leaders, the message repeated by those who knew him best is simple but powerful: he made the game — and the community — better.