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What qualifications are needed to be a profesional golfer and assistant pro?

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What qualifications are needed to be a profesional golfer and assistant pro?

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  1. You dont need qaulifications!! you need to be good at Golf!!!!!


  2. You need to be at least a decent player.  The Playing Ability Test is quite simple. You'll have to shoot about 150-155 for 36, depending on the difficulty of the course under tournament conditions.  Retail, accounting, and management experience would be helpful. If not, you'll learn lots of that on-site and in your PGAM courses. The PGAM program can be learned all about at pgalinks.com.  Good Luck.

  3. Neil -

    In order to become a PGA member, you will need to become a registered apprentice and go through the PGA Professional Golf Management (PGA/PGM)TM Program. In order to register into the PGA/PGMTM Program, you must:

    Meet the Eligible Employment requirements described below.

    Eligible Employment

    Individuals shall be eligibly employed in one of the following classifications.

    You must be eligibly employed at the time of registration and for six months within the 12 months prior to registration.

    Participation in an amateur event will forfeit all work experience credits earned prior to the event.

    Satisfy the PAT requirement. (Playing Abilities Test)

    An apprentice registration form verifying employment and documenting your review of the Professional Readiness Orientation (PRO) must be signed and submitted by you.

    In order to become a registered PGA apprentice, you will pay all apprentice fees for National and your Section and will purchase the Level 1 Kit.

    When step 4 above is completed, you are a registered PGA apprentice.

    Acceptable Progress is defined by successful completion of each Level's Checkpoint. In order to remain in good standing, the Level 1 Checkpoint must be successfully completed within two years of the Level 1 start date.

    The Level 2 Checkpoint must be successfully completed within four years of the Level 1 start date.

    Level 3 Checkpoint must be successfully completed within six years of the Level 1 start date.

    Apprentices have eight years from their Level 1 start date to graduate from the PGA PGM Program and get elected to membership.

    Have a high school diploma or be at least 18 years of age and have the equivalent of a high school education. You are eligible for educational credits toward PGA membership with a college degree.

    An individual must be either a U.S. Citizen or resident alien.

    A total of 36 work experience credits must be earned in addition to fulfilling the PGA/PGMTM Program. (One credit per month while eligibly employed full time.)

    12 credits are awarded for a four year college degree and six credits for a two year college degree.

    Amateur Status: Work experience earned prior to participating in an amateur event will be forfeited.

    If you have any questions concerning this information or requirements to become a PGA member, (800) 474-2776.

    Also follow the link posted below for more detailed information.

  4. YOU HAVE TO KNOW WHAT CLUB TO HAND OVER TO THE PRO GOLFER EG DO YOU KNOW WHAT A WOOD LOOKS LIKE DO YOU KNOW WHAT A 10 IRON CAN DO

  5. through the pga systm it tkes about 3 years dude

  6. None I don't think.

    You need to be a certified pro though.

    To be a Pro I believe you need to play a course under par three times and have it recorded by a pro. They have to follow you around. There'll be forms to fill out. Talk to the Pro at a course.

  7. To be a golfer you need to be good at golf.

    To be an assistant pro you need to show experience in assisting prostitutes.........being a pimp for instance.

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