The Mount Pleasant Golf and Country Club
Board of Directors

As a club, we have always been fortunate to have a very active member base full of volunteers, that donate their time and efforts to promote the success of our club. This is seen on the course in the continuous efforts our women’s club puts into beautifying our grounds. Or when our members kick in annually for spring course cleanup and shed clear out. In our community with member organized events like the annual Women 4 Women charitable golf tournament, with proceeds assisting local women in their fight against cancer. Or in member established programs like the Young Gun’s youth golf program, introducing a future generation to golf.

The MPGCC is a not for profit organization ran by a member elected board of directors. We would like to introduce our board members along with the positions they have volunteered for.

As a board we strive to make our club an inviting, enjoyable family atmosphere. Please feel free to reach out to any board member if you have any suggestion that you feel would improve our club, or community!

Regards,
The MPGCC Board of Directors

Adrian Rubey - President

The club’s chief executive officer. Club president sets the club agenda based on analysis of club meetings and operations with a mission to lead continuous improvement in the club.

Patrick Brady - Course Liaison

Course Liaison facilitates communication between the Head Groundskeeper, board and membership. Any suggestion regarding the course or grounds can be addressed with the course liaison.

Jay Bowlin - Secretary & Vice President

Records the minutes of all board and membership meetings. Ensures the records, policies, and procedures of the organization are appropriately maintained and made available to members. Leads the Board approved election and voting process and verifies the vote count at the Annual Meeting of the Membership.

Candice Becker - Club House Liaison

Clubhouse Liaison is the primary point of contact with clubhouse manager and helps with coordination of board meetings and club events. Concerns with clubhouse can be brought to their attention.