I am trying to become a golf professional, which is a better school?
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2.2.2010
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters San Diego Golf Academy…The PGCC is not for great players as much as it is for people that want to have a career around the game.
2.2.2010
Look into the Professional Golf Management in colleges. There you become a Class A professional while earning your degree, usually in business. You are also required 3-4 internships and these programs are able to get you into the best courses. Look at PGA's website for a list of the schools. Most people in these programs graduate with job offers to their internship courses. This program prepares you for the upper-management portions of professional golfers including Director of Golf and Head Pro type positions. I am hoping to enroll at Florida State in a year. Good luck,
2.2.2010
SDGC, NC State, or Ferris (Don't call me Bueller) State in Michigan.
2.2.2010
SDGA is a good school but I also hear that North Carolina State University has a great Professional Golf Management Program…you may want to look into that.