Randy Goettlicher is one of the original four Master Instructors honored by the Billiard Congress of America. These four founding fathers (Jerry Briesath, Richard Roher, Leslie Rodgers) became the building blocks for our present Instructors program.

He is a tireless promoter in our sport of pool.

The Southwest Eightball League, which was started by Randy in 1983, was always one of the largest BCA Sanctioned leagues in the world.  SWEL dominated  for  25 years.  He was also a VNEA League Operator for many years and was the first APA League Operator in Texas.

Randy served a three year term on the BCA Board of Directors. During this appointment he was the chairperson of the League & Program Committee working directly with John Lewis.  During Randy’s tenure the BCA Leagues system grew 125% in membership.

Randy also held a position on the BCA Rules Committee over a span of 30 years.  He served with many of our game’s pioneers, Willie Mosconi, Jimmy Caras, Jerry Briesath, Belinda Beardon to name a few.

In addition to teaching at Cue-Tech and running a great league system in the South West, Randy was one of the three founders of the Texas Express Promotions Group.   Along with John McChesney and Robin Adair the Texas Express Rules were born and the first National 9-Ball Tour was under way.  Randy traveled the country for 10 years running as many as 25 tournaments per year.

Along with his wife Karen, Randy developed the Scotch-Doubles team play format that is now popular World-Wide.  Randy & Karen were honored as the first SD Tournament Directors for the inaugural event at the BCA Nationals.

A founding member of the Cue-Tech Pool School Team  (1982-2009) and Grandfather of the “SPF” Family.  Cue-Tech's marketing and business operations became industry standards under Randy's expertise.

Randy taught his 1st student in 1965.  To this date Pool School still annually graduates 100’s of students and Certifies dozens of  Instructors.  Randy continues as a Leader in the BCA Instructor Program.