Meet Your 2021 Candidates for the Colorado PGA Board of Directors

During the Virtual Colorado PGA Spring Membership Meeting being held on Monday, March 29, 2021, Class A Members of the Colorado PGA will have the opportunity to elect individuals to serve a three-year term on the Colorado PGA Board of Directors. The term will begin at the Fall Meeting in October 2021 and will run through the Fall Meeting of 2024.


Specific instructions on the procedures for this virtual election will be shared during the meeting. Voting will take place at the beginning of the Spring Meeting to allow PGA Members to vote before they travel, if they choose to participate in Doubles Golf at Pinehurst C.C.


This year, the Board has three (3) open slots to fill. Seven (7) PGA Professionals have submitted their names as candidates to fill these openings. We thank these individuals for their willingness to serve as this is a great commitment. The candidates, in alphabetical order, are:



  1. Graham Cliff, PGA
  2. Tristen Fay, PGA
  3. Bryan Heim, PGA
  4. Ed Marzec, PGA
  5. Barry Milstead, PGA
  6. Brad Skupaka, PGA
  7. Leighton Smith, PGA


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