Meet Our Golf Professional Staff

Mike has been teaching golf professionally for nearly 29 years. His perspective is rooted deeply in his abundant experience as a competitive golfer including playing 4 years at the University of Washington. He competed in the 2011 PGA National Club Pro Championship. He offers individualized instruction to all golfer types, in all facets of the game by teaching accepted fundamentals, drills, course management and mental approach. His instruction will benefit from liberal use of the latest swing training devices, video equipment, and launch monitor.

Adam grew up in Boise, Idaho, playing every sport possible before being introduced to the game of golf by his Grandpa Lloyd whose sister played on the LPGA Tour. He attended the University of Idaho and graduated with his Bachelor's Degree in Business Marketing and obtained Class ‘A’ PGA Certification through Idaho’s PGA Golf Management program. Adam competed internships at Crane Creek Country Club, Hillcrest Country Club, Seattle Golf Club, and Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. After graduating, he joined the team at Willamette Valley Country Club (Canby, OR) as an Assistant Golf Professional. Most recently, Adam was the Head Golf Professional at Meridian Valley Country Club (Kent, WA) where he managed all aspects of the golf operations. He’s passionate about growing the game of golf for juniors, women, and veterans! Outside of work, Adam enjoys spending time with his fiancé Isabel and their two dogs, Palmer and Pebble.

Jack grew up playing all sports before falling in love with golf on the fairways of Mount Si Golf Course. He began competing through Washington Junior Golf Association and went on to play in numerous AJGA national tournaments and qualified for the prestigious Junior Worlds at Torrey Pines at the age of 16. He was a state champion at Mount Si High School as well as a PNGA Public Links champion which helped him earn a scholarship to play golf and attend Western Washington University. During his college playing career he had one individual victory but he argues his highlight was his team reaching the match play semi-finals of the National Championship his freshman year. One of his other greatest thrills as a player he says was making it through U.S. Open local qualifying and playing in U.S. Open sectionals.

Scott was born and raised here on the Eastside, graduating from Interlake H.S. and then on to Seattle University and San Diego State University where he earned All American honors 3 times. He entered the PGA in 1985 as an assistant Professional at Fairwood G&CC where he earned his Class A PGA membership. In 1989 he became Director of Instruction at Redwood Golf Center in Redmond. Scott started at Glendale C.C. in 1998 under Stan Hyatt and became Head Professional from 2001-2009 and has devoted his time to Teaching/Coaching since 2009.

Tyler was born and raised in Wenatchee, WA. He is 34 years old, married and has a 3.5 year old son at home with another boy due in March. He has been playing competitively for 24 years. In his junior and senior year of high school, he finished top 10 in the state 4A championship. Tyler received a golf scholarship to division one, Boise State University. While finishing his business degree at UW, Tyler worked at Glendale in the bag room for 3 years. He entered the golf industry as an instructor and club fitter at Seattle Puetz in 2017. In his 3 years at Puetz, his teaching passion grew as he would give 10+ lessons a day to students of all skill levels and ages. Tyler returned to Glendale in 2018 as an Assistant Golf Professional. He has been teaching consistently as well as club fitting at Glendale. Tyler currently is working to complete the final level (level 3) of the PGA apprentice program - thanks to the Glendale Members who contributed to the education fund.

I am a lifelong Seattle-area resident, growing up in Kirkland, WA and graduating from Juanita High School. I am 25 years old and have been playing the game of golf since the age of 8. I was introduced to golf through The First Tee and spent multiple summers of my childhood going through their program. During high school, I mainly focused on soccer and baseball, winning a state title in soccer as a freshman. After graduating high school in 2015, I rediscovered my love for golf in college at the University of Idaho. I moved back to Washington and started working in the bag room here at Glendale in the spring of 2019 and after two years, transitioned into the shop as an Assistant Golf Professional. In my time here at Glendale, I have learned a lot more about the golf swing and look forward to sharing my knowledge of the game of golf with our members.

I was born and raised in Seattle. I love this city and region with a passion, no matter how much the Seahawks, Mariners, and winter-time weather test my patience. I mostly played golf, tennis, and soccer growing up, but also swam for a couple years in high school. I graduated from Bishop Blanchet High School. I then attended the University of Washington for a couple years studying Construction Management before switching to Central Washington University and graduating with a Business degree. Every job I’ve ever had has been in the golf industry. I started out as a caddie at Seattle Golf Club. I was then on the grounds crew at Tumble Creek for five summers. Most recently, I worked in the golf shops at Suncadia for five years, the last year being a manager. I am so excited to now join this great Glendale team, help them run tournaments, and serve the membership.

Lori grew up in Seattle, WA where she enjoyed playing basketball, soccer, and softball starting at an early age. Golf came along at the age of 13 when her parents won an auction prize that was a lesson from a PGA golf pro. The lesson sparked an interest in this sport and hobby that she could play with her dad on weekends. Lori went on to play golf, basketball & softball in high school at Blanchet, followed by 4 years on the Seattle University golf team. At Seattle U, she majored in Sport & Exercise Science and hoped to someday become a Physical Therapist, but when she was offered a job as an Assistant Golf Pro at Sand Point Country Club right when college ended – she couldn’t pass it up! Lori dove right into teaching while at Sand Point CC and this is when she really fell in love with junior golf. Lori started a PGA junior league team there and still has a passion for this.