Shawneeki Golf Club has three Golf Professionals on staff who are here to help you improve your game immediately. George Lacy, Steve Fenton, and Clayton Connor are C.P.G.A certified instructors who have the knowledge and experience to improve golfers of any level and make the learning process simple and fun.
Whether you are looking to break 80 or you have never played before, our Professionals can assist you in improving your game right away. Our Golf Professionals are certified instructors who offer private and semi-private lessons. Please call for rates.
If you are interested in taking the first step to improving your game please call us at 905-478-4211 and book your lesson today or email us below.
| NAME | |
| George Lacy | george@shawneeki.com |
| Stephen Fenton | steve@shawneeki.com |
| Clayton Connor | clayton.connor1@gmail.com |
George Lacy
Head Golf Professional
PGA of Canada
Upon graduating Indiana State University with a 4 year business administration degree, George became a business analyst for the Bank of Nova Scotia. Years later, he booked a week holiday and qualified for the Canadian tour, thereby becoming a professional golfer. George has extensive teaching abilities and continues to share his experience with golfers of all abilities.
Stephen Fenton
Class A Associate Golf Professional
PGA of Canada
Steve Fenton is an Associate Golf Professional at Shawneeki Golf Club. He began golfing at the age of 14 and later attended Durham College where he took Golf Management. Steve gained his pro card during the summer of 2007. Working through the PGA of Canada he achieved his dream of becoming a class A professional. Steve is the Titleist staff member and plays left handed. His favourite player on tour is Phil Mickelson. Steve has been working and teaching at Shawneeki for 11 Years and his passion for the game is obvious to anyone who meets him.
Clayton Connor
Assistant Golf Professional
PGA of Canada
Clayton joined Shawneeki 6 years ago while attending Georgian College for the 4 year golf management degree program. Clayton competed for Georgian on the varsity golf team for 3 years with good success. Obtaining his membership into the PGA of Canada now sees him teaching his clientele. He loves teaching and is very good at it.
