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How I Teach Golf

By Thomas T. Wartelle USGTF Level IV Member, Washington, Louisiana At my golf academy, our teaching philosophy and methods are innovative. We use a combination [...]

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The Evolution of The Golf Swing as Dictated by Equipment

From wooden golf balls to modern urethanecovered rockets, from tree branches to graphite- shafted aerodynamic titanium clubheads, the golf swing has evolved along with changes [...]

Byron Nelson on Teaching Golf

Byron Nelson on Teaching Golf

This article first appeared in the Spring 1996 edition of Golf Teaching Pro, and is another in a series of looking back through the magazine [...]

The History of Golf Management

The History of Golf Management

By James M. Lane United States Golf Managers Association, Contributing Writer How Golf Management Began No one knows exactly who invented golf, or managed the [...]

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How Golf Came To Europe, America, And Beyond

It has always been accepted that golf was invented in Scotland, but more recent research has thrown that belief into question among some quarters.  In [...]

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Golf Course Design: What makes a Good Test?

By Mark Harman, USGTF Level IV course examiner At the risk of having any future invitations to Augusta National revoked, I wanted to point out [...]

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Financial Planning For Golf Managers

By Ron D. Platz, MBA, PhD. USGTF Level IV Member Introduction As golf managers, we spend much of our time at our golf course facility [...]

Five Strategic Questions Every Golf Club Manager Should Know

Five Strategic Questions Every Golf Club Manager Should Know

Peter Drucker, the late and famous worldwide management authority and a former colleague of mine, associates this process with a set of five questions which are applicable to any organization

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Golf Management Education

By: Ken Kramp, Warren, Ohio USGTF Level III member As a golf course manager you are always expected to look for ways to increase your [...]

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Introduction to Golf Club Management

By Dr. Patrick Montana USGTF Level IV Member and U.S. Golf Managers Association Course Director Scarborough, New York I have been teaching management to business executives [...]


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Are you a Golf Club Manager?

The United States Golf Managers Association is always looking for writers to share with us their knowledge and experience in golf club management. If you are interested in writing monthly editorials for the USGMA, please contact Jennifer at info@usgolfmanagers.com.

Golf Club Managers Book

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100 Tips for Golf Club Managers

Many golf club managers throughout the world continually seek ways to improve and become better at what they do. This new book, "100 Tips for Golf Club Managers," is designed to motivate and educate golf club managers with common sense ideas and insights into the profession. Produced by the United States Golf Managers Association, it is available by contacting the national office in Pt. St. Lucie, Florida at 1-772-335-3820 or email your request to info@usgolfmanagers.com. $19.95


The Professional Book

golf management A collection of real-life stories and anecdotes from the service industry to provoke thought and action. Although this publication was written specifically for golf teaching professionals it also applies to golf club managers and anyone in the golf service industry. This book is available by contacting the US Golf Managers Association national office in Florida at 1-772-335-3820 or email your request to info@usgolfmanagers.com. $19.95

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