Tuesday, June 1, 2010

How to Manage a Golf Course

Golf course management is essential in making sure that professional golf players will have the best conditions to play the game. Managing a golf course helps to improve the quality of the golfing facility as well as help generate new customers for future revenue. Overall, golf course management is essential in keeping your golf course fully functional for years to come. The following tips will give you the proper knowledge to effectively manage a golf course.


Instructions:


Step 1


Acquire general knowledge of golf  Managing a golf course can be simple if you learn about the sport. Learnaboutgolf.com offers tips and video instruction for beginners. You will also be able to find a golf course in your area so you can get the feel of the game.


Step 2


Learn business management skills. You can learn general business management classes in any college. They even have some online if your lifestyle prevents you from attending a traditional class. General business management classes will give you the foundation you need to successfully manage a golf course.


Step 3


Create a business plan. Golf club managers are expected to create and maintain a long term plan on a regular basis to keep the golf course running. A good plan will include: staffing requirements, golf course maintenance, repayment of loans, trends in membership and environmental responsibilities.


Step 4


Learn to keep your golf course green. Managers are expected to create a course that thousands of golfers can play every day weather permitting. The golf course must appear fresh as though it is hardly used. You can learn how to sustain a golf course by seeking advice and information from the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. (See link below.) The GCSAA can help you find greenery maintenance courses in your area.


Step 5


Become a member of the GCSAA. Most if not all golf courses around the world are managed by a member of this association. You can easily acquire business loans to start a golf course business or easily get work as a manager of any golf course worldwide by becoming a member. Also, other GCSAA members can give you free advice on where to get education to managerial tips. (See link in Resources below.)


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