COGA Championship
Tour Staff


RYAN SNIVLEY- COGA Tour Director
Ryan is the Varsity Golf Coach at Olentangy Liberty High School in Powell Ohio, as well as a teacher at Olentangy Liberty High School. He has coached his team to 9 OCC Championships, 4 team appearances at the state tournament and 2 individual appearances.  In 2024 and 2017, the Patriots earned team state runners-up.  Ryan has been on the COGA staff since 2011 before taking over in 2022.  



BRIAN BOOHER, PGA - COGA Head Rules Official
Brian Booher serves as head coach for both programs and now holds more than a decade of experience at Otterbein, coming aboard in 2013 to lead the women before also assuming the helm of the men's program shortly thereafter.
A 3x OAC Coach of the Year recipient on the women's side, Booher has kept the Cardinals competing for a league title every year since joining the fold in fall of 2013. Since that inaugural season, Booher has led the team to three Ohio Athletic Conference titles (2015, 2022, 2023) and subsequent berths in the NCAA Championships, with many other narrow runner-up finishes in the league.
Booher also took over as head coach of the men's golf program in the summer of 2014 and has continued to add to the program's historic success. Having guided the group to seven of the last eight OAC Championships, Booher has boosted the program's OAC title count to 24 over the last 32 years (* no event in 2020 due to COVID). He is a 7x OAC Coach of the Year on the men's side (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2023, 2024) and keeps the Cardinals a known competitor across the Division III national landscape.


KELLY HOLLY - COGA Staff

STEVE SCHILL - COGA Staff

JAY ADDY - COGA Staff







"The COGA tour has truly benefitted the young men on my golf team because it provides a great tournament format for them to sharpen their skills against good competition.  In addition, a lot of the events that they put on are held at golf courses that our team plays throughout the year in sectionals, districts, etc...so not only do the strong fields provide them with good competition, but they get to play extra rounds on these important courses that can only help them become more familiar with those sites.  We have had a very positive experience with our young men playing on the COGA Tour and it is run very well."  
Anthony Mampieri - Coach St. Charles - 2 time OHSAA State Champions 2009 & 2010

"I highly encourage all of our players to participate in the COGA summer tournaments. They are extremely well run, affordable and the fields are filled with outstanding players. The courses are some of the best public courses in Ohio, and they are also tremendously important because of the role they play as tournament sites during the high school golf season."   
David Woodmansee - Coach Dublin Coffman 4th Place OHSAA State Tournament 2009 & 2010