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Chad Carpenter

Regional Superintendent

Chad is Eagle Golf’s Regional Superintendent and responsible for overseeing the turf maintenance operations at three Eagle properties in Eastern Missouri.  He has over 21 years of experience maintaining cool and warm season turf in the transition zone. 

Chad is based at Forest Park Golf Course where he has served as Superintendent since 1997.  He served as the Construction and Grow-in Superintendent when Forest Park Golf Course was renovated in 2003.  Chad has oversight responsibilities for landscape maintenance services for the City of St. Louis on several high focus turf areas within Forest Park. 

He received his Associate of Applied Science degree in horticulture from St. Louis Community College at Meramec.  He is a Class “A” Member of the Golf Course Superintendent Association of America, and serves as President on the Board of the Mississippi Valley Golf Course Superintendents Association.

Ryan Copenhaver

Regional Superintendent

Ryan has been with Eagle Golf since 2001 and instrumental in the course improvement and growth of greens renovation projects at Plantation Golf Club and Indian Creek Golf Club. He also served as Superintendent at Westridge Golf Course in McKinney, Texas. 

Most recently, Ryan transferred to Tatum Ranch in order to take on a similar role, returning the golf course’s playing conditions, specifically the Champion Bermuda greens there, to superior status. With his knowledge of Eagle agronomic practices and his ability to lead and communicate with staff, he was the logical choice to lend additional support to our course maintenance operations in Phoenix. Though Superintendent at Tatum Ranch, Ryan also supports the teams at Legend of Arrowhead, Arrowhead Country Club and The Golf Club at Stonecreek.

Scot Robinson

Regional Superintendent

Scot is currently the golf course superintendent at Canyon Springs Golf Club in San Antonio, Texas. In addition to his duties at Canyon Springs, he is the regional superintendent for Eagle Golf's courses in Houston, Austin and San Antonio.

He has been in the golf industry for over 15 years and was the golf course superintendent at Meadowbrook Country Club in northwest Iowa for 4 years before accepting an assistant golf course superintendent position at Dominion Country Club, a high-end private club in San Antonio. Scot held this position for one year until he accepted the assistant golf course superintendent position at Barton Creek Resort in Austin, Texas. He then became the grow-in superintendent at the Trails of Frisco before joining Eagle Golf in 2002.

Scot graduated with an Associate of Applied Science degree from Iowa Lakes Community College and is a Member of the Central Texas Golf Course Superintendent's Association and the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.

Mike Moffett

Regional Superintendent

Mike Moffett is currently a Class A member of the Golf Course Superintendent Association and has been on the Board of Directors for the Cactus and Pine Superintendents Association for 4 years.  Mike’s career started in 1987 and has included places such as Baltimore Country Club at Five Farms and TPC Scottsdale.  Mike joined Eagle Golf when we acquired Ancala Country Club as a part of our AGC acquisitions in December 2007.  Ancala Country Club is known as one of the toughest private club courses in the Scottsdale area, as well as one of the most consistently well conditioned courses.  Mike’s attention to detail is exceptional and his ability to manage a large maintenance budget and staff in a high pressure membership environment is second to none.  His golf course is always in great condition.  Mike has been instrumental in the club’s ability to resolve some long-standing membership issues on the golf course.  Mike works well with all of the members at the club in addition to the entire operations team.  His knowledge of managing high-end course conditions is very solid, and will transfer well to the other properties within his area of responsibility.  Mike will continue to be the Superintendent at Ancala, and will also support the teams at Continental Golf Course, Superstition Springs Golf Club, Kokopelli Golf Club and Foothills Golf Club.

Tim Hoos

Regional Superintendent - Western Arizona

Tim Hoos joined Eagle Golf when we acquired The Course at London Bridge Golf Club as part of our AGC acquisition in December 2007.  Mr. Hoos has over 17 years of horticultural and turf grass management experience.  He began his golf career in 1993 at Pelican Hill Golf Club in Newport Coast, California as the horticulturalist and later became the Assistant Superintendent.  In 1999, Tim joined American Golf Corporation and served as Superintendent for two of their properties during his 8 year tenure.

Tim has extensive knowledge in golf course reconstruction, and he has supervised and managed green, tee, and fairway reconstruction, irrigation system replacements and riparian habitat restoration projects.  Tim earned his Bachelor’s degree from California State Polytechnic University in Pomona.  Tim is the Superintendent at London Bridge Golf Club and will also support the teams at Mesa Del Sol and Desert Lakes Golf Course.

Ron Kerley

Regional Superintendent - California

Ron Kerley has 17 years of progressive turf grass management experience and currently is the Regional Superintendent for our courses in California.  His home course is Los Robles Greens Golf Course. Prior to joining Eagle Golf in 2006, Mr. Kerley managed daily fee, multi-hole facilities and satellite properties in California as well as the northeast region for American Golf Corporation where he spent 5 years. 

Mr. Kerley was voted “Eagle Golf’s Best New Superintendent in 2007”.  Mr. Kerley was also named “2009 Public Golf Course Superintendent of the Year” by the Southern California Golf Course Superintendent’s Association.  Mr. Kerley has been involved with various golf clubs along with a few non-profit organizations, aiding and assisting in fundraising events. He raised money for Los Robles Women’s Cub by organizing and operating a putting contest during the Susan B. Komen Rally for a Cure Tournament two years consecutively.  In 2011, he was part of Westlake High School Mentor Program where high school students shadow him throughout his day to day operations of managing course conditions, financials and cart maintenance.

Mr. Kerley earned his turf grass certificate from Rutgers University in New Jersey.  He is in Class A standing with the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America and Southern California Golf Course Superintendent’s Association.