While it’s true that many aspects of your golf game can be improved with practice on the course, being a serious golfer also means setting aside time for some conditioning and strength training off the course. Specifically, many golfers rely on medicine ball exercises to elevate their overall strength, stability, and range of motion, which can help reduce the risk of…
In recent years, the introduction of VR golf platforms such as Golf+ and Walkabout Mini Golf have made it possible for casual and serious players to enjoy an immersive golfing experience without having to step foot on an actual course. As this technology improves, however, the industry is also beginning to see its potential applications…
Compared to many other sports, tourism has an especially strong hold on golf. Specifically, golf lovers may travel the world to play for themselves or even to attend special events (such as golf tournaments). As you might imagine, the possibilities for working in golf tourism are nearly limitless. Having the right sports management foundation can set you up…
Working in golf management can be a fulfilling and exciting career path. By managing a golf course, you’ll have the opportunity to network with industry professionals while putting your organization and leadership skills to work. And, of course, being able to drop in for a quick nine before or after work is always a bonus….
In many sports, sponsorship deals play a pivotal part in providing much-needed financial support and exposure to individual players and entire leagues. Golf is no exception — and the right sports management strategies can be critical in shaping these deals. With a thorough understanding of the types of sponsorship deals in golf and their influence on the…
By Brad Turner, Keiser University College of Golf Executive Director – MBA, PGA A golf swing is a highly coordinated athletic motion that blends balance, timing, strength, and precision. While it may look fluid when performed by skilled players, the swing is vulnerable to ingrained bad habits that can sabotage consistency, distance, and accuracy. These…
By Donna White, Keiser University College of Golf Professor – PGA and LPGA Member and Winner of Three LPGA Tour Events Most golfers spend hours on the driving range and only a few minutes on the practice greens. The path to lower scores lies in your green reading skills, mastering distance control, especially on long…
By Ken Martin, Keiser University College of Golf Professor – PGA Certified Professional Golf is a game of precision, patience, and relentless practice. But let’s face it, Mother Nature doesn’t always cooperate. Rain, snow, darkness, or a packed schedule can derail your range sessions or course time. Enter golf simulators and indoor facilities: high-tech havens…
By David Wixson, College of Golf Instructor – PGA Master Professional Golf retail management is a specialized segment of the sporting goods industry that focuses on delivering products and services tailored to golf enthusiasts. From equipment and apparel to accessories and technology, managing a golf retail business requires a unique blend of product expertise, customer…
Whether you already own a golf cart or are planning to purchase one in the near future, knowing how to care for your cart matters. From gas-powered to electric carts, we’re breaking down some of the most critical maintenance considerations below, along with practical tips for deciding between DIY and professional repairs. Why Golf Cart…
