OUR TEAM
We are excited to welcome you to the Leduc Golf Club - please contact us at any time with any questions or concerns. We look forward to hearing from you.
MELISA FEENER - FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGER
Born and raised in the Edmonton area. After being in the Oilfield industry for 15 years I decided to take a leap and tackle the overwhelming yet very fulfilling position of running Food & Beverage at the LGC and I am very dedicated to ensuring your experience is second to none.
Every great operation requires a great leader, and Melisa exemplifies that qualification perfectly as Hacker’s Grill Food & Beverage Manager, her dedication, and passion for her TEAM shows from her experienced staff that will make sure your day is one to remember. Her role requires strength, priority, and an unparalleled commitment to creating a first-class facility and everyday experience for every member, family, client or guest.
pete francis - cGSa superintendent
Pete Francis has been a member of the CGSA for 24 years, and has been the Leduc Golf Club's Superintendent for the past 22 years. Pete has been happily married to his wife Wendy for 14 years and they have two beautiful children. Pete enjoys playing hockey and coaching his son Colt, and watching his daughter Dawson tear up the basketball courts and soccer fields.
The Leduc Golf Club is extremely grateful for Pete's years of service and is so thankful for the job he does year after year in making our golf course one of the finest tracks around.
Tami richard - OFFICE MANAGER
I just started Jan 3. I’m looking forward to learning all there is to know about the Club!
I come from the East Coast. I’ve only been in Alberta for 6 months. I am a Certified Reiki Practitioner, so if you see me with my eyes closed, I’m not sleeping, I’m meditating!
I have 20+ years’ experience in Office administration/management. I have worked in many industries from Health Care to the Gaming Industry.
Jeremy Beirnes - PGA of Canada Apprentice Professional
Jeremy was born and raised is Edson, Alberta and spent his childhood, adolescent and early adult life working towards achieving his first dream of playing professional hockey. Jeremy played three years in the AJHL and continued on to achieved a University of Alberta degree in Kinesiology while playing university hockey. During his time in university Jeremy met his wife, Natasha, and they have a beautiful little girl Tenley and a Boston Terrier named Murphy. Upon completion of his degree, Jeremy continued to pursue his hockey career playing a few years in minor pro leagues across the USA, where he created lifelong relationships and experiences. It was in his final hockey season where he found a passion and love for golf, and when his new dream and journey started in becoming a golf professional.
Jeremy started working in the golf industry in 2019 at the Leduc Gold Club. He worked in the pro-shop, back-shop and maintenance to help provide assistance wherever it was needed. Into his second season in Leduc, Jeremy took on more responsibilities in the proshop and learned a lot more about the golf industry. Jeremy has furthered his education with golf specific training, becoming TPI Fitness and SupersSpeed certified, as well as having significant club fitting experience. Last season, Jeremy earned his PGA status after successfully completing his play ability test in Mill Woods, becoming an apprentice professional with the PGA of Canada. For the last year and a half, Jeremy has been working as a teaching professional at GOLFTEC and is excited to bring his passion from coaching and teaching to the LGC!
robin stewart - PGA of Canada Apprentice Professional
I love golf. I embrace the challenge that golf encompasses in playing or teaching. Being outside playing golf with friends or family on a warm summer day, what could be better?
I am passionate about teaching, coaching, and administrating golf. I have been in the golf industry in various roles since 2003. I get up each day and am enthused to get to the course to see what the day will bring.
If you are trying to get better at golf, focus on what is happening at contact and learn about what you need to do to make the moment of impact better. Do that and better scores will come your way!