Tyler Canaday recently joined Haverhill’s Renaissance Golf Club as its director of golf.
As a Class A PGA Professional, Renaissance said, Canaday is known for creating welcoming and memorable golf experiences for all ages and abilities. As director of golf, the private club added, “he is committed to elevating the member experience at Renaissance while mentoring and developing staff, fostering a collaborative team culture and strengthening the overall sense of community within the club.”
He joins Renaissance from Shorehaven Golf Club in Norwalk, Conn., where he served as lead assistant golf professional for more than four years. His background also includes experience at Essex County Country Club in New Jersey, one of the nation’s oldest private clubs, and Champions Retreat Golf Club in Georgia, home of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, where he supported championship level tournament operations.
Renaissance Golf Club spans 210 acres and features an 18-hole Brian Silva Signature Course, which blends Scottish links and early American design.
