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College of Golf December 2018 Events

Friendly Friday Golf Competitions Score Big

Keiser University College of Golf Professor Frank Longabucco continues to bring students and PGA staff members together with Friday afternoon competitions.

The recent ‘One Best Ball of Two Gross’ challenge at the PGA National Resort and Spa Fazio Course provided an enjoyable way for students to experience the pressures of competition. Professor Frank Longabucco explained “The tournaments provide students an opportunity to play competitively, preparing them for their PGA Playing Ability Test. Also, PGA Professionals are able to help students with their golf course management skills and mental games. Finally, the events are fun!”

The winners of the event were Mitchell Bland and Cameron Kelley with a score of 3-under par 69. With prizes regularly awarded and donations collected to support charities, the events have garnered positive responses from College of Golf students and staff and will continue following the holiday season.

 

L-R: Mitchell Bland, Cameron Kelley, PGA Master Professional David Wixson

KEISER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF GOLF STUDENT ACHIEVES
IMPACT ZONE GOLF PLAYER CERTIFICATION

Keiser University College of Golf student Peter Crocitto III achieved Impact Zone Golf Player Certification by attending two Impact Zone Golf clinics at the Keiser University College of Golf Outdoor Training Facility, conducted by Impact Zone Golf Certified Instructor Professor John Callahan. Peter scored 90% on the Impact Zone Golf Player Certification Exam.

This certification is unique to Keiser University College of Golf and was developed through close coordination with PGA Tour Champions Player and TV Personality Bobby Clampett, author of The Impact Zone, and College of Golf Executive Director of Golf Operations, PGA Legacy Master Professional and Impact Zone Golf Master Instructor, Dr. Eric Wilson. Congratulations to Peter for his outstanding achievement!

Peter Crocitto III with Impact Zone Golf Player Certificate

 

Peter Crocitto III (L) receives Impact Zone Golf Player Certificate from Professor Callahan

 

Graduates from Keiser University Flagship Campus College of
Golf Transition to Careers in the Golf Industry

Keiser University’s recent College of Golf Pinning Ceremony for five Associate of Science in Golf Management graduates marked the end of their educational experiences and the beginning of their careers in the golf industry.

The ceremony, held at the Flagship Campus, was attended by the graduates and their families, staff, faculty, and fellow classmates. Following remarks by Mr. John McMurry, Flagship Campus Vice President, and Dr. Eric Wilson, Executive Director of Golf Operations, Brian Hughes, Golf Program Director, introduced the graduates, each of whom spoke to the assembly, recounting their time spent at Keiser University. Graduating from the Associate of Science program were Colton Kenagy, Dmytro Koba, Zackary Potten, Daniel Ruhlin, and Bradford Schwarz.

Keiser University College of Golf graduates receive both academic and hands-on learning opportunities as they earn Associate of Science degrees in Golf Management in as little as 16 months and Bachelor of Science in Golf Management degrees in an additional 20 months. Their degrees earn six/twelve credits toward membership in the PGA of America. With over 1,500 square feet of indoor instructional space, including motion analysis systems, simulators, launch monitors, and video analysis capabilities, Keiser University’s superior technology has fine-tuned the graduates’ golf swings to the point where passing the PGA’s Playing Ability Test is a realistic goal. Click on the following link to preview golf tips from some of Keiser University’s golf experts.

L-R Front Row: Dmytro Koba, Colton Kenagy, Bradford Schwarz, Zackary Potten, Daniel Ruhlin
L-R Back Row: Professor Frank Longabucco, Professor Ken Martin, Program Director Brian Hughes, Professor Donna White, Professor David Wixson, Staff Member Jesse Dake, Executive Director Eric Wilson

If you would like to participate in events like these, consider attending College of Golf for a golf management degree.   Contact us today for information.

 

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