The Golf Courses at Incline Village Management Team

Cathy Jo Johnson

Director of Golf & PGA / LPGA Member

CJ grew up in Northern Michigan and her mom gave CJ her first set of clubs at the age of five. CJ started working in the golf business in the early 80s and turned professional in 1989. She is a member of both the LPGA and the PGA of America. Throughout her golf career, CJ has received many awards. In 2000 she was named the national LPGA Professional of the Year, one of the highest honors the LPGA has ever given to a golf professional involved in the entire golf operation. The Wisconsin PGA awarded CJ the Bill Strausbaugh award in 2002 for her involvement in mentoring other professionals and contributions to the association and community and again in 2005 with the Horton Smith Award for developing and improving educational opportunities for fellow PGA professionals. She has also been named one of the Top 25 most influential minorities in golf in Wisconsin and was named to the Wisconsin Business Journal’s 40 under 40. She still loves this great game and was a two-time winner of the Wisconsin Women’s State Open. CJ and her husband John (also a golf professional) relocated to Incline Village in April 2005. “It is the perfect place to combine my passion for golf with my love of skiing and the outdoors. The golf courses are amazing tests of golf in a breathtaking setting. The residents make the community an amazing place to live, work or vacation.”

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Brannigan McNulty

Head Golf Professional Championship Course & PGA Member

Brannigan McNulty, a Lake Tahoe native, was born and raised in Incline Village.  An all-around athlete, Brannigan began playing competitive golf in his junior year of high school where he competed on the Incline High School golf team.  He attended UNLV and after graduation he enrolled in the PGA Apprentice program while employed at Reflection Bay.  He was elected to the PGA in March of 2004.  Since then, he has been employed at two private clubs in the Reno area, Somersett and Montreux, home of the Reno-Tahoe Open (a PGA tour event).  He came to the Golf Courses at Incline Village in May 2007 as the Tournament Director and was promoted as the Head Golf Professional at the Championship Course in March 2008.  

Angie Rodriguez

Head Golf Professional Mountain Course & PGA Member 

Angie began playing golf at a young age and her first accomplishment was when her golf team at Reed High School in Reno, NV co-won the State Championship in 1978. She played intercollegiate softball for four years but upon her graduation she returned to golf. She competed in several Nevada State Amateur Championships, played in two US Public Links Championships, two Women's Transnational Championships, two Women's Mid-Amateur Championships and competed on the Players West Mini-Tour for one season before turning professional. After that, Angie joined the PGA of America and the Ladies Professional Golf Association in 1991 while at Lakeridge Golf Course in Reno. She ended up in Satellite Beach, FL where she worked under one of the Top 100 PGA Instructors in the country. In 1998 she worked as Operations Coordinator at the renowned Golf Courses at World Golf Village in St. Augustine, FL. Angie ran nine nationally televised golf events including a Senior PGA Tour Event called the Liberty Mutual Legends. Angie served as Education Coordinator for the Southeast Section of the LPGA from 1998-2000 and then returned to Reno in 2004. She took the position of Head Golf Professional at the Mountain Course in May 2005. Angie is on the President’s Council on the Growing Game of Golf and has successfully spearheaded the Incline Village Golf in the Schools Program.

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Jeff Clouthier, CGCS

Golf Course Superintendent, Championship Course

Jeff has been the Grounds Superintendent of the Golf Courses at Incline Village since June 2001. Before that he worked as a golf superintendent in Logan, UT and Highlands Ranch, Colorado. He has been in the golf maintenance business for 19 years, 16 of which he has acted as a superintendent. He received his B.S. degree in Business Administration from the University of Wyoming, he has a Certificate in Turfgrass Management Short Course from Cornell University, a State of Nevada non-commercial pesticide applicator license in Turf and Ornamental Pest Control, and Jeff has taken over 20 seminars through the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. He has received various achievements and awards through the GCSAA Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards, the GCSAA Environmental Management Program, and IVGID, just to name a few.

Shaun Riley, CGCS

Golf Course Superintendent, Mountain Course

 Shaun was born and raised in upstate New York and is an avid outdoors enthusiast. He attended SUNY Plattsburgh and studied Physical Geography before moving to Colorado in 1983. He began his golf maintenance career at Pole Creek Golf Course in Fraser, Colorado as a crew foreman/irrigation tech. In 1990 Shaun was hired as the Assistant Superintendent at the Mountain Golf Course and then became the Superintendent of the Mountain Course in 1996. He has been a member of the GCSAA for 17 years, 12 of which he has been a Class A Superintendent. Shaun is excellent at balancing golf course maintenance with environmental stewardship and one of his proudest accomplishments is the designation of the Mountain Golf Course as a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary in 2004. The Mountain Course was the third course in Nevada and 498th worldwide to achieve this designation.

Scott Koski

Assistant Superintendent, Championship Course

Scott joined IVGID’s golf team in January 2005. He is a native of Minneapolis, Minnesota who enjoys all sports, sustainable living, nature, volunteering and traveling. He has been working in the golf industry for 19 years, nine of which were in semi-arid mountainous regions (Vail, CO, Sun Valley, ID and Sedona, AZ).  Scott graduated from Iowa State University with a B.S. degree in Horticulture. He is currently a 10-year member of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.