A three-time recipient of the PGA of Canada’s Ben Kern Coach of the Year Award (2003, 2007 & 2020), Ingram has been involved in Golf Canada’s high-performance program for over 15 years.

Ingram served five years as Men’s Assistant Coach for Team Canada prior to being named Women’s Head Coach at the end of 2009. In 2012 Ingram moved into the role of Men’s Head Coach, where he currently oversees the amateur and young professional squads. Ingram served as coach of the men’s golf team at the 2016 Rio, 2020 Tokyo, and 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

A seven-time winner of the Manitoba PGA Teacher of the Year Award and three-time winner of the Manitoba PGA Coach of the Year Award, Ingram has been selected as one of the top-10 coaches in Canada by the National Post, Golf Digest and Golf Magazine, and a Top-50 Teacher in North America by Golf Range Magazine.

He also competed on the Canadian Tour for two years and was twice named Manitoba PGA Player of the Year Award (2003 & 2008).

A 2011 inductee into the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame, Ingram has also co-authored two books on improving golf mental skills.

A devoted family man, Ingram is married with two sons.

Born in Ontario and now residing in Vancouver, Mussani played golf and graduated from Stanford University before competing as a professional on the Epson and LPGA Tours, as well as the former Canadian Women’s Tour.

A two-time Ontario Junior champion and two-time Canadian Junior champion, Mussani brings a wealth of competitive experience having won seven professional events worldwide – including an event on the Epson Tour, two Canadian Women’s Tour events, and the PGA of Canada Women’s Championship.

Mussani’s first coaching assignment was as an assistant coach of the women’s golf team at Stanford University from 2008-2010. Since returning to Canada, Mussani has served as an assistant coach with the University of British Columbia’s Golf Team and worked as an instructor at a number of established clubs in British Columbia, including the Vancouver Golf Club. 

A native of Ireland, Mullally joined Golf Canada as the Women’s Head Coach in 2011.

Tristan Mullally is a PGA of Canada and GB&I Professional who has worked with Tour professionals and amateurs all over the world.

A career spanning over 20 years has seen him inspire and motivate players to reach their potential and work in some of the biggest arenas in golf. Tristan was Canada’s Head Coach at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the 2015 & 2019 Pan American Games and to the silver medalists at the World Amateur Team Championships. Mullally has supported players to almost 40 professional victories worldwide, including major champions and No. 1 ranked amateurs.

In 2013, Mullally was the first golf professional in Canada to earn the Chartered Professional Coach (ChPC) designation with Coaches of Canada. In 2015 he was awarded the PGA of Canada Ben Kern Coach of the Year award to go along with receiving the Petro Canada Coaching Excellence award in 2014—a first for golf in the history of this awards program.

Prior to joining Golf Canada, Mullally had coached a number of successful PGA and LPGA professionals in addition to elite level amateurs, including 2010 U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell.

A student of the game and former competitor on the Irish and Swedish Professional Tours, he has served as a club professional at many world-class resorts including Royal Portrush Golf Club, The Champions Club at Moyvalley and Vassunda Golf Club Sweden.

Mullally is a Class “A” member of the PGA of Canada and an Advanced Member of the PGA of Great Britain and Ireland.

Mullally is based out of Dundas, ON, with his wife Natalie and has three young children.

Originally from South Africa, Robert Ratcliffe draws on a wealth of experience having played and coached golf all over the world. A Class ‘A’ member of the PGA of Canada and a Class ‘AA’ member of the PGA of Great Britain and Ireland, Robert is currently the Head Coach of Team Canada – NextGen, a role which has him working with Canada’s top junior and young collegiate golfers.

Ratcliffe has received several awards for his work over the years, including the 2009 PGA of BC Teacher of the Year Award, as well as the 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017 and 2019 PGA of B.C. Coach of the Year Award. In 2013 the PGA of Canada recognized Robert with the Ben Kern Coach of the Year honour.

Ratcliffe was the first golf professional in Canada to complete certification in the PGA of Canada’s NCCP CDC Coaching program, the first program worldwide recognizing the difference in training and competency between a golf instructor and a golf coach. This certification, along with prior experience, propelled him into the position of Coach for the 2014 Youth Olympic Games in China.

Based in British Columbia, Ratcliffe is married with three children.

A three-time PGA of Atlantic Canada Coach of the Year recipient, MacDonald was born and raised in Chester, N.S.

MacDonald brings more than 20 years of coaching experience to the Team Canada program. He was a past provincial coach for the Nova Scotia Golf Association and is currently the Director of Instruction at Ashburn Golf in Halifax.

A graduate of the Professional Golf Management Program at MacEwan University in Edmonton, MacDonald is CNC and CDC trained with the PGA of Canada.

When Jeff isn’t coaching players, he can be found spending time with his two young daughters and wife, Emily.

Originally from California, Greggain is in her third year with Golf Canada and has held assistant coach roles with the National Junior Squad and Women’s Amateur and Young Pro Squads. Originally from California, she brings a vast playing experience including nine years as a touring professional, with two years on the LPGA. The Vancouver, BC resident is a former British Columbia Golf provincial coach and coach with the University of the Fraser Valley.

Prior to joining Golf Canada, Greggain was the director of instruction at Chilliwack Golf Club and led the B.C. Summer Games Squad on numerous occasions. She’s both TPI and K-Vest certified and completed the University of British Columbia’s Master of High Performance and Technical Leadership program. Greggain is the recipient of the 2018 PGA of Canada Jack McLaughlin Junior Leader of the Year.

The PGA of Canada Class ‘A’ member is also a leader of the Golf Canada and PGA of Canada’s Women in Coaching program.

Greggain is a mother of two and lives in British Columbia with her husband.

Originally from Moncton, Melanson brings more than 20 years of coaching experience to Team Canada.

He is a graduate of the physical education and coaching program at the Universite de Moncton and has been a New Brunswick Provincial Coach since 2005.

Melanson, who is bilingual, has been owner and operator of the Louis Melanson Golf Academy since 2002.  He is CDC certified with the PGA of Canada and winner of their 2020 Jack McLaughlin Award.

A three-time PGA of Canada Atlantic coach of the year (2014, 2017, 2018) he was also named Sports NB coach of the year in 2017.

Lemieux, a Montreal native, has been a PGA of Canada Class “A” member since 2002 and is trained in Coach of Developing Competitors.

He was named 2015 and 2018 PGA of Quebec Coach of the Year and in 2019 and 2021 was named CCAA Coach of the Year (Andre-Laurendeau Cegep)

He is currently the Assistant Coach of the Montreal University Carabins, Head Coach of the Golf-Études Collège de Montréal and André-Laurendeau Cegep, and a personal golf coach at the Academie de golf Performance

Lemieux and his wife Eve have two children, Justine and Antoine.

Ha has extensive playing experience including eight years on the Golf Canada national team, five NCAA wins as a member of the Kent State Golden Flashes, and four years as a professional including one year on the LPGA.

Ha is an Associate Professional at Priddis Greens in Calgary, AB and is a PGA of Canada Class “A” Professional.

Dhillon is a PGA of Canada Class “A” Professional and the current Head Teaching Professional at Red Deer Golf & Country Club. His commitment and his passion for coaching also led him to start his own golf coaching business, DD Coaches, where he works with top juniors in the province.

Dhillon served in a captain’s coaching role for the 2022 Toyota World Junior Cup contingent for Team Canada and helped lead the Boys’ squad to a gold medal finish.