Caledon, ON – July 29, 2020—Continuing its commitment to elevate the brand of the renowned Devil’s Pulpit Golf Association, the club has announced the appointment of Euan Dougal as its Director of Golf, and Scott Cowx as Head Teaching Professional.
“Euan and Scott are among the best at what they do in the golf business,” said Rob Roxborough, General Manager of Devil’s Pulpit Golf Association. “Euan’s leadership background in Scotland, Ontario, and Arizona makes him an ideal fit for what we’re trying to do at our facility, and Scott, recognized throughout the world as one of golf’s leading instructors, will help continue to strengthen our golf offering.”
Dougal, a native of Scotland, has worked at many of the top clubs in Canada, including Beacon Hall, Bigwin Island, Eagles Nest, and Coppinwood, before heading to the U.S. to lead the illustrious Silverleaf Club and Scottsdale National. Friendly and outgoing, with a deep connection to the game, Dougal will help engage both existing members and new members to the club.
“I’ve long been an admirer of the courses that make up Devil’s Pulpit Golf Association,” said Dougal. “To be able to return to Canada and help lead and reinvigorate such a great golf environment is really an exciting opportunity. I’m thrilled to be a part of it.”
Cowx, noted for helping guide the career of PGA Tour winner Mackenzie Hughes, previously worked as the Director of Instruction at Hamilton Golf and Country Club while building Scott Cowx Certified, a program to develop golf teachers throughout the world. The winner of the 2020 George Knudson Teacher of the Year award, Cowx has worked the likes of Edoardo Molinari, Mike Weir, and Grant Waite.
“Devil’s Pulpit has two of the best courses in Canada, and one of the most impressive practice facilities to go along with it,” said Cowx. “It is an inspirational place to help golfers improve their abilities, and a great place to help connect with the club’s members.”
Having acquired Devil’s Pulpit Golf Association earlier this year, the leadership team has added a new Executive Chef, Michael Cutajar, formerly of the National Golf Club of Canada, as well as Food and Beverage managers Scott Tye and Nasir Sayyar.
“The goal is to cement DPGA as an industry leader that creates great membership experiences,” says Roxborough. “That starts with golf, but extends throughout the operation.”
For more information:
Rob Roxborough, General Manager
Devil’s Pulpit Golf Association
519-927-3001
About: Established in 1990, with a reputation for having the top 36-hole facility in Canada, Devil’s Pulpit Golf Association has long been considered among the top private clubs in North America. In 2020, the club was purchased by a member-based group of investors, managed by Longridge Partners. The new ownership is committed to enhancing the facilities by investing in infrastructure, and to elevating the club experience.
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