our instructors
Our award-winning golf instructors have the talent and
experience to help you achieve your golf goals
Changes in technology and teaching methods have opened up a wide variety of new ways to approach golf instruction.
Our teachers apply leading-edge training to the ancient game, with amazing results!
Changes in technology and teaching methods have opened up a wide variety of new ways to approach golf instruction.
Our teachers apply leading-edge training to the ancient game, with amazing results!
Rob Cruise
PGA of Canada Teaching ProfessionalAt the age of 5, Rob was introduced to the game of golf as a student under legendary Canadian Golf Hall of Fame inductee Stan Homeniuk. Establishing himself as a highly competitive player at a young age, Rob has competed at the provincial, national, and international level.
He has been part of American and Canadian collegiate golf teams and was recently a part of the 2009 BC Team, which competed in Quebec City at the Canadian Assistants Championship. Since turning professional in 2001, Rob has discovered that his true passion lies in coaching and mentoring others to reach their highest golfing potential. With his playing background and CPGA Class “A” status, Rob has developed the instructional skills needed to instil confidence in all his students. No matter what level your game is at, come join Rob fore a fun and relaxed approach to great golf!
Scott Keenlyside
PGA of Canada Teaching ProfessionalScott has been a member of the PGA of Canada for 27 years. During this time Scott has built a solid teaching model based on the teaching practices of the world renowed instructor Butch Harmon. Using the basic fundamentals of the game as his foundation for better golf, Scott has a strong commitment to building better golf swings and making the game more rewarding and fun for his students.
With reference to playing credentials, Scott has won two provincial championships plus other regional tournaments in the Pacific Northwest.
Beside teaching and playing golf, Scott has a great passion for the history of the game, plus has made a large personal commitment to the profession of golf. In 1999 Scott was the recipient of the Provincial and National "Golf Professional of the Year Award"; in addition in 1997 he was nominated for the Provincial "Teacher of the Year Award". As per his service to his profession, Scott has served as President of the PGA of BC and President of the B.C. Golf Museum.