award winning instructors

John Randle

Teaching Credentials

Academy Director – Bear Mountain Golf Academy – 2010
Director of Instruction – GBC Golf Academy at Olympic View – 2003 to 2009
2007 and 2002 PGA of BC Teacher of the Year
Golf Magazine “Top Regional Teacher” for BC since 2005
Head Golf Coach – Camosun College
Professor in Camosun College’s Professional Golf Management Program
Canadian PGA Member since 1990
Author of book A Wake Up Call for Your Golf Game
Written over 90 articles in golf publications and newspapers.

Playing Credentials

Canadian Tour member since 1991
Winner of over 50 professional events including the BC PGA Championship, BC PGA Assistants’ Championship and the Vancouver Island PGA Championship.
Played the South African Tour from 1994 – 1996
Played several US mini-tour events from 1992 – 1996
Played in two events on the PGA Tour (1991 Canadian Open and 1999 Air Canada Championship)
Has held six course records (presently holds one)

Lowest Tournament Rounds

64 – 1997 Klondike Klassic (Canadian Tour Event)
60 – 1997 Cedar Hill Open
65 – 1998 BC Assistants’ Championship (Morgan Creek GC)
66 – 1999 Vancouver Island Assistants Championship
65 – 2001 Uplands Pro-Am
69 – 2003 Vancouver Island PGA at Bear Mountain (course record)
67 – 2004 Vancouver Island Assistants Championship
66 – 2004 Duncan Meadows Pro-Am
71 – 71 – 72 – 74 – 2005 Times Colonist Open (Canadian Tour)
65 – 2005 Uplands Pro-Am
65 – 2006 Qualicum Event on VI Pro Tour
67 – 2007 VIPT Event at Victoria GC

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Lori Randle

Teaching Credentials

Lead Instructor – Bear Mountain Golf Academy
2006 PGA of BC Teacher of the Year
Victoria’s most experienced female Teaching Professional
Been in the golf business for 19 years, 7 as a CPGA Teaching Professional
Author of soon to be released book A Women’s Guide to Golf
Together with husband John, provides popular golf tips for CH Television
Written over 60 instructional articles for golf publications
Easy to understand teaching style allows her students to learn and improve very quickly

Playing Credentials

Represented Alberta six times at National Championships
Low tournament round of 67 (-6)

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