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RICHARD BAILEY
Head Golf Professional
C.P.G.A Class A
E: rbailey@eaglequestgolf.com
Richard has been a golf professional for 13 years, the last 10 as a Class A member. Growing up in the Tri-Cities and playing his junior golf at Pitt Meadows Golf Club, Richard developed a passion for the golf industry. As a graduate of the Professional Golf Management Program at Camosun College (1999), Richard brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, from a green grass perspective apprenticing at Morgan Creek, working as an on-board teaching professional aboard a Carnival Cruise Lines and most recently at Golf Town as General Manager. It was through this big box environment that Richard found his calling in Management, leading by example and never missing an opportunity to develop and train staff. Richard is a passionate golf instructor and enjoys working with those who strive to improve.
Being a firm believer in fundamentals and working on the mechanics of the motion, Richard expects his students to practice often to instill good habits.
Although, he asks a lot from his students, every one of them will agree; it was worth it.
JAMES HEATH
C.P.G.A Teaching Professional
E: jheath@eaglequestgolf.com
James was introduced to golf at the age of 12 and has been passionate about the game ever since. As a junior player at Pitt Meadows Golf Club he was motivated
by the challenge of self improvement. It was during this time that James became determined to pursue a career as a Golf Professional.
He attended Selkirk College and graduated with his diploma from the Golf Operation Management Program. James eventually joined the Westwood Plateau Golf
Academy where he continued to develop his professional career and attained his CPGA status in 2000. James’ experience and commitment to excellence in customer service proved to be a strong asset to the Westwood management team over the next 15 years.
Most recently his teaching experience at 3D Golf Performance has been beneficial to him as an instructor.
James is dedicated to enhancing your game and your enjoyment of the game in a simple straight forward manner.
NORM JARVIS 
C.P.G.A Teaching Professional
E: njarvis@eaglequestgolf.com
Norm is one of Canada's finest seinor golf professionals. He played on the 2005 PGA Champions Tour. In 2009, he finished second in the CPGA Senior Championship,
and won the Alaskan Invitational. A few of his other wins include the 1995 Victoria Payless Open, 1988 Canadian PGA Club Pro Championship, and 1985 BCPGA.
Norm started the Coyote Creek golf development in 1988 and is currently a partner in a 311 acre golf development in Victoria.
Starting golf on a nine hole sand greens golf course in Indian Head, Saskatchewan. Norm progressed steadily because of his desire to learn and practice. This search
for knowledge led him to two of Canada's and the world's finest ball strikers, George Knudson and Moe Norman. He played with and studied under both, discovering
that balance and relaxation are the key to greatness.
Norm loves sharing his knowledge through teaching and helping all golfers reach their target!

JOSHUA DAVIS
C.P.G.A Teaching Professional
E: jdavis@eaglequestgolf.com
Josh has been playing the game of golf since the age of five. His passion for the game led him to play many mini tours in Ontario.
As a representative of Canada, Josh went to the Golf Academy of America in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina where he graduated with a Business Degree in Golf
Management.
At the Golf Academy, Josh received diplomas in club making, passing the Golfsmith club fitting exam. He also received a diploma in advanced teaching. With this
knowledge, he knows he can help you get the most out of your game. Josh showcased his knowledge at Links of Kent Golf Course in Chatham Ontario running a
very successful junior program making the game of golf a great experience for the young students.
Josh earned his C.P.G.A. card in the summer of 2010. He is looking forward to being a great addition to the Eaglequest golf family.
ANDY PARK
C.P.G.A. Teaching Professional
E: apark@eaglequestgolf.com
Andy was born and raised in Korea. When he was sixteen, he was fortunate enough to have a good friend that we now all know – KL Choi, with whom he took
lessons.
Andy turned semi pro in 1992 and then KPGA tour pro in 1996. After arriving in Canada in 2007, he obtained his CPGA membership.
With 25 years of golf experience and 19 years of teaching, he is confident he has the knowledge and techniques to improve your play no matter if you are a
beginner or a seasoned pro.
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