Professional Golf Management involves studying every aspect of the golf industry to achieve the goal of becoming a member of the PGA of America. Students completing this program earn the degree Bachelor of Science in Agriculture.
Possible Career Options
| Director of Golf | Equipment Testing Manager |
| General Manager | Golf Industry Sales Manager |
| Golf Journalist | Golf Shop Manager |
| Head Golf Professional | Resort Manager |
| Teaching Professional | Tournament Director |
Classes & Curriculum
Students will take classes in golf operations, club design, fitting repair and performance, swing analysis, teaching, finance, marketing, food and beverage management, and human resource management.
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Curriculum Requirements * |
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* Professional Golf Management is a four-and-a-half-year curriculum.
After Graduation
| EMPLOYED | GRAD SCHOOL | AVERAGE SALARY |
| 100% | 0% | N/A |
Numbers are based on responses from graduates at six months post-graduation date.
Getting Involved
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Professional Golf Management Club The Professional Golf Management Club sponsors and participates in activities, serves as a medium for the exchange of ideas between the golf community and PGM students, provides guidance to PGM students, and recruits future and current students. |
Questions?
Contact:
| Bri Schneider |
| Academic Program Coordinator |
| Department of Horticulture and Crop Science |
| (614) 247-9527 |