You love golf. If you had the chance to play every day of the week and make money at the game, you would jump at the opportunity. Sound’s too good to be true. It doesn’t have to be. Not if you decide to enroll in a professional golf college.
You don’t have to be the next Tiger Woods to have a lucrative career in golf. There are plenty of jobs involved in this sport. If it weren’t for the greens-keepers and managers, courses would fall into disrepair. With no pros in the shop, there would be no expert to help you when buying your equipment. Without a few mechanics, you’d be walking instead of using a cart.
The list of employment possibilities is endless when you think about it. It takes a lot of different people filling various positions to make the game of golf what it is, whether it’s a full-blown tournament or a retiree’s relaxing afternoon, and the people who fill these positions probably learned many of their skills in college.
In the past several years, golf has gone from a quiet pastime for the well-to-do and gained popularity among practically every age group and social set imaginable. The sport has blossomed...
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