Staff
Our Staff
Keaton Aucutt, General Manager
Stephanie Pierson, Sales & Marketing
If you’ve called Colonial Park, attended an event, booked a tournament, or seen one of our social media posts, chances are you’ve worked with Stephanie.
A Clovis native and lifelong community enthusiast, Stephanie found her passion for event planning in 2016 and never looked back. Since then, she’s built a career around bringing people together through memorable events, creative marketing, and a healthy dose of organized chaos.
From weddings and corporate events to golf tournaments and community celebrations, Stephanie loves helping clients bring their vision to life. Her favorite part of the job? Taking the stress off others so they can focus on enjoying the moment.
Fueled by coffee, creativity, and an ever-growing to-do list, Stephanie believes every event deserves thoughtful details, great communication, and a little bit of fun.
“At the end of the day, it’s not just about planning an event.. it’s about creating experiences people will remember long after the last guest leaves.”
Todd Mallorey, Head Pro & Assistant GM
Born and raised in Cape Coral, Florida, Todd developed a passion for golf at an early age. Following high school, he joined the United States Marine Corps, where he proudly served for four years while continuing to compete in golf tournaments.
He then relocated to Myrtle Beach, SC where he attended the Golf Academy of America, earning a degree in Golf Business Management. His education provided a strong foundation in both the business and operational aspects of the golf industry.
Todd then joined PGA TOUR Superstore, where he spent nine years building a successful career. Beginning as a club fitter, he developed extensive expertise in equipment technology and player performance before advancing through multiple leadership roles into management.
After meeting his wife, Paige, in Myrtle Beach, the two eventually made the move closer to her hometown of Clovis, NM. While he enjoyed his years in golf retail, his long-term goal had always been to work at a green-grass facility and pursue a career as a PGA Professional.
When Todd isn’t working, you’ll usually still find him around the golf course—playing a round with his wife and friends, honing his game, or helping others improve theirs through instruction. You usually won’t find Todd alone around the golf course. His loyal sidekick, Val, is often right by his side. Val has become a familiar face at the course and is a great addition to the team, helping keep an eye on the wildlife and adding a little extra personality to the daily operation. Together, Todd and Val can often be found making their rounds, ensuring both golfers and the course’s wildlife feel right at home.
Andy Garcia, Superintendent
Born and raised right here in Clovis, New Mexico, Andy Garcia brings a unique combination of mechanical expertise, agricultural passion, and hard work to Colonial Park Golf Course.
After graduating high school, Andy spent 13 years working as a mechanic at a local hydraulic shop, where he developed extensive skills in machining, welding, troubleshooting, and repairing heavy equipment. Those years gave him a strong foundation in problem-solving and a hands-on approach that still serves him well today.
With a longtime interest in agriculture and turf management, Andy saw an opportunity to combine his skills with his passion when he joined Colonial Park Golf Course in 2021 as a mechanic. Just eight months later, he began assisting with the course’s foliar spray program and quickly immersed himself in learning every aspect of turf management. Through countless hours of studying, hands-on experience, and determination, Andy earned his applicator’s license and continued expanding his knowledge of golf course maintenance.
Today, as Superintendent, Andy oversees the daily care and maintenance of Colonial Park, ensuring the course is in top condition and ready for the thousands of golfers who enjoy it each year. His dedication, work ethic, and commitment to continuous learning have helped shape the course into something both he and the community can be proud of.
When you see the course looking its best, there’s a good chance Andy and his team have already been hard at work making it happen.
Val & Charlie, Colonial Park’s Four-Legged Grounds Crew
If you’ve spent any time at Colonial Park, chances are you’ve met two of our hardest-working employees: Val and Charlie.
Val joined the Colonial Park team in 2024 at two years old with an impressive resume already in hand. Professionally trained to manage wildlife, her primary responsibility is helping keep geese off the golf course and maintaining top-notch playing conditions. She takes her job seriously and can often be found patrolling the property, making sure unwanted feathered visitors know who’s in charge.
Charlie also joined the team in 2024, but his story is a little different. He arrived as an energetic 8-week-old puppy with no formal training. Fortunately, Charlie had the perfect mentor in Val. By watching and learning from his teammate, he quickly picked up the skills needed to become an effective wildlife management dog. What Charlie lacks in formal certifications, he more than makes up for with enthusiasm and determination.
While Val and Charlie are incredibly friendly and love attention, they are true working dogs. If you see them actively patrolling the course, chasing geese, or focused on a task, please let them do their jobs—they absolutely love what they do. However, if they’re taking a break, riding around with the crew, or simply hanging out around the clubhouse, feel free to stop by, give them a good neck scratch, and let them know they’re doing a great job.
After all, every great golf course needs a great grounds crew.. and ours just happens to have four legs and wagging tails. become a familiar face at the course and is a great addition to the team, helping keep an eye on the wildlife and adding a little extra personality to the daily operation. Together, Todd and Val can often be found making their rounds, ensuring both golfers and the course’s wildlife feel right at home.
