2026 Events

Name

Copper Point - Education Series

Type

PGA of BC Education

Facility

Copper Point Golf Club

Date

March 9, 2026

Registration Deadline

March 8, 2026

# Registered

11 / 30

Schedule & Presenters:

9:30am
Registration

10:00am - 11:00am
Trevor Moore, Resiliency Coach & Mental Health Advocate

11:00am-12:00pm
Scott McClain, PGA of Canada Head Professional, Copper Point Golf Club

12:00pm-1:00pm
Lunch

1:00pm-2:00pm 
Brian Coughlan, Physiotherapist, BPE, MPhty, Dry Needling Director

Speakers

Trevor Moore

Trevor is a neurodivergent husband, father, entrepreneur, speaker, and award-winning resiliency coach. He helps people like you bounce back stronger, regulate their nervous system, and take aligned action without burning out or selling their soul to hustle culture.

Trevor's work blends science-backed tools with lived experience. He has coached hundreds of leaders, athletes, and changemakers across Canada, including his role as Health & Wellness Coordinator for the Medicine Hat College Rattlers. 

Trevor teaches others how to slow down without stopping, feel deeply without drowning, and lead confidently without burning out. He helps you work with your brain, not against it.

Scott McClain

Proud PGA of Canada member since 1995 starting with Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course, Score Magazine, Callaway Golf, Greywolf Golf Course and presently Copper Point Golf Club.

Consistently ranked in the PGA of BC Top 100 Professionals, Scott continues to engage in association initiatives, support competition events and obtain professional development opportunities to better himself, which in turn betters his facility, which in turn betters his association and industry.

When the snow flies, Scott is a backcountry Ski Guide delivering Heli Ski Adventures in the Central Purcell Mountains certified by the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides.

Brian Coughlan

Brian graduated from the Master of Physiotherapy Studies program with Distinction at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. Prior to completing his Masters degree, Brian attended the University of Alberta where he received his Bachelors degree in Physical Education in the Sports Performance stream. Brian enjoys treating a variety of injuries from occupational/recreational to elite level sport. 

He has worked as an on ice trainer for the PAC Saints and St. Albert Raiders Hockey clubs, as well as working as a Physical Therapist in a national and international role with Handball Alberta and Handball Canada. He enjoys participating/coaching in volleyball, basketball, triathlon, hockey, golf and team handball where he has competed at a national and international level. Brian utilizes manual therapy/manipulation, IMS (dry needling) and strength and conditioning exercise to work with clients to reach their functional goals.