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Dave Lewis named Hunter Ranch head golf pro 

 

Dave Lewis

Dave Lewis, the new head golf pro at Hunter Ranch golf course.

Hunter Ranch Golf Course announced Monday the appointment of Dave Lewis as head golf professional. The new addition to the management team is poised to lend his expertise to the Central Coast golf institution.

A native of Fresno, Lewis began his golf career at Belmont Country Club in 1983. After completing his apprenticeship at Corral de Tierra Country Club in Salinas, he obtained his Professional Golfers Association membership in September, 1987. Managerial experience at Carmel’s Rancho Canada Golf Club and Fresno’s Copper River Country Club, as well as clubs in Saddle Creek and Boulder Creek, have further bolstered Lewis’ capabilities.

Among his many claims to fame, Lewis is former owner of a stand-alone driving range in Tracy, where he was awarded the 2012 Northern California PGA Golf Professional of the Year Award. Most recently, Lewis served as Golf Department Manager and on-site PGA Professional at Dick’s Sporting Goods in El Segundo.

At 57, Lewis, the proud father of a Cal Poly San Luis Obispo senior, continues to strive for excellence in all of his endeavors on and off the course. An accomplished player and avid sports fan, he is enthusiastic about bringing his talents to a new arena.

“I am proud to have known Dave for 18 years; he will no doubt bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the job,” said Hunter Ranch General Manager John Carson. “We are thrilled to add him to the team.”

Lewis replaces Mike Bremer, who served as Hunter Ranch Golf Course Head Professional for the past 20 years. “After many phenomenal years of service, we bid farewell to Mike Bremer,” said Carson. “We wish him the best of luck as he pursues new endeavors, and we thank him for his many contributions.”

About Hunter Ranch Golf Course

Designed by Mike McGinnis and the late Ken Hunter Jr., the 18-hole public course features rolling hills, century-old oaks and stunning views of the neighboring vineyards and ranches that define Central California. The restaurant, the Grill at Hunter Ranch, features breakfast, lunch and daily happy hour and an award-winning Sunday brunch.

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