PGA PGM 3.0 Level 2 Golf Ops (Answered) verified
Solution
According to the course manual, only a player with a long torso rotation can
generate power and speed?
False
A tilted hip position causes a restricted torso rotation toward the lower hip
True
Upper and lower crossed syndromes can create reciprocal inhibitions
True
left dominant stance would cause right-handed golfers difficulty in loading their
right side at the top of the backswing
True
What is the function of the skeletal system?
Support the body, protect the organs, allow for movement, provide a mineral reservoir
and produce blood cells
What are the two compartmental classifications of the skeleton?
Axial and appendicular
What comprises the axial skeleton?
The torso and head
Upper crossed syndrome can be easily identified in an individual who has what
physical feature?
Rounded shoulders
What is a pattern of movement in which the body works efficiently throughout
most athletic movements?
Cross crawl pattern
What is a clear reason to evaluate a golfer using the Standing Pelvic tilt?
inability to maintain spine angle
What is the probable in-swing result at impact for a player who shows an anterior
lower back tilt?
Change in spine angle
What is the probable in-swing result of rounded shoulders and a forward head
position?
Rounded posture, overly narrow and cannot stay in posture
What is one means of correcting an upper cross syndrome?
Strengthen and lengthen tight muscles or weak muscles
What does the stretch shortening cycle do?
creates explosive movement
What is the function of the stretch shortening cycle?
The speed of movement
What swing problem is associated with a right-leg dominant stance?
Hanging back
What can a forward head position with rounded shoulders at address cause?
,Over the top swing
Which is an indication of an anterior tilt in the pelvis?
Arched lower back, tight quadriceps
What is the size range for a green
5,000 to 8,000 square ft
What is the process of the design phase when constructing a golf course
1. Sight Analysis
2. Design
3. Development
4. Grow - in
5. maintenance
the vision Core Values and mission statement of a golf facility should be
developed concurrently with establishing a facility wide business plan that
concludes concrete goals and strategies for meeting them.
True
Proper business planning and operations alignment directs that sufficient
resources be identified before strategies for achieving business objectives are
developed.
False
What department is considered the core unit of most facilities?
The Golf operation
What is one of the descriptive/directional elements of the facility's business that
need to be in place before the golf operation is defined?
facility type, geographic locale, customer base, business objectives and goals,
strategies
Policies and procedures are part of which support element of the golf operations
organization?
Systems
What is the most accurate description of the relationship between the facility's
business plan and the golf operation?
Alignment - the golf operation must correspond with the facility's business plan.
What is the principal focus of golf operations?
providing high-quality playing experiences and customer service in line with the core
values, vision and mission of the organization
Stakeholders, owners, and boards are positioned at the bottom of a traditional
organization chart (T/F)
False
From a functional perspective, a vendor is what kind of resource?
Financial resource, they can extend credit and work out arrangements that are quite
valuable for a Golf Operation
What combination of interaction strategies would be the first choice for
promoting a positive facility-wide culture?
Involving and Supporting
What must exist for a facility to have a positive culture?
,Communication and openness to change
What would a typical organizational chart of a golf operation show?
Basic responsibilities and the relationships between an operation's functional areas.
In what way is time related to other resources?
It must be reasonably accounted for and allocated appropriately, and is tied to every
other resource.
What is the most likely determinant of the complexity of a facility's organization
chart?
The size of the facility, the number of services offered to customers , and the type of
facility and its mission.
What are examples of financial resources?
Facility reserves, outside sources of investment, vendors, banks, the physical property,
membership,
Staff is considered a tangible facility resource? (T/F)
True
What intangible resource is key to enabling and facilitating peak performance?
culture
How can a facility foster a culture of improvement?
encourage open discussion and input , provide tools to positively impact operation
"Identify staffing needs" is one of the staff-management roles in running a golf
operation. (T/F)
True
Job descriptions should identify the skills necessary to accomplish the tasks
associated with each position. (T/F)
True
High-performance profiling is a tool that can be used to communicate a uniform
set of facility-wide expectations for all employees
True
interviewing current employees is the first step in determining current training
needs.
Look at job descriptions and high-performance profiles and checking whether everyone
is trained in job-specific skills
Self assessments are an appropriate means for facility staff to align their
personal goals with business goals.
True
Self assessments are most useful during the hiring process.
during the evaluation phase
New teachers observed the lead instructor at a golf facility conduct a short game
clinic. This is an example of external staff training. (T/F)
False
What are tasks associated with the "plan for succession" staff-management role
managers have in running a golf operation?
Implement cross-training, shared functions/responsibilities, ensure several staff can
perform key operational tasks, articulate career paths within the facility's business
What should a manager consider when determining the number of employees
needed to run an operation?
, the human resources it will take to achieve their business objectives, and seasonal
fluctuations in business.
What should golf facilities consider doing to elevate staff performance in meeting
management and customer expectations?
create high performance profiles
What is the advantage of asking open ended questions during the interview
process?
it avoids signaling the right answer
What is an example of external staff training?
Vendor product training, trips to other facilities, workshops, PGA seminars
Reduced training needs is one of the anticipated benefits of adopting new point-
of-sale system technology.
False- improved efficiency, improved customer service
What is the first step in acquiring a new technology-based system?
Assess facility needs
What are policies?
Guidelines and rules that outline a definite course of action in various situations.
What are procedures?
a logical set of step-by-step instructions on how to implement policies and complete
specific tasks.
Shift-change cash control is a procedure used to deter employee theft.
True
Why should employees be involved in creating and revising policies or
procedures?
morale boost, can assess the realism of policy/procedure expectations with feedback
What is a management tool for defining the structure of the golf operation?
Organization chart
Promotion is one of the 4 "Ps" of marketing
True
Building a brand is a "Moment of truth" opportunity.
False. The brand is the sum of the product's culture, product or service delivery, and
customer perceptions and expectations for a specific type of benefit or experience.
What does the American Marketing Assocation refer to as a name, term, sign,
symbol or design, or combination of them intended to identify the goods and
services of a seller?
Brand
What is an example of indirect competition to an 18-hole daily fee facility?
Local fitness and tennis clubs
Tried and true practices adopted by other successful facilities should be the
starting point for developing new promotional programs.
False
Selling yourself, selling the facility, and selling the game of golf are the three
principal layers of what type of marketing?
Internal
Which type of marketing strategy includes letters to the editor, television
appearances, speaking engagements, and special needs programs?
Solution
According to the course manual, only a player with a long torso rotation can
generate power and speed?
False
A tilted hip position causes a restricted torso rotation toward the lower hip
True
Upper and lower crossed syndromes can create reciprocal inhibitions
True
left dominant stance would cause right-handed golfers difficulty in loading their
right side at the top of the backswing
True
What is the function of the skeletal system?
Support the body, protect the organs, allow for movement, provide a mineral reservoir
and produce blood cells
What are the two compartmental classifications of the skeleton?
Axial and appendicular
What comprises the axial skeleton?
The torso and head
Upper crossed syndrome can be easily identified in an individual who has what
physical feature?
Rounded shoulders
What is a pattern of movement in which the body works efficiently throughout
most athletic movements?
Cross crawl pattern
What is a clear reason to evaluate a golfer using the Standing Pelvic tilt?
inability to maintain spine angle
What is the probable in-swing result at impact for a player who shows an anterior
lower back tilt?
Change in spine angle
What is the probable in-swing result of rounded shoulders and a forward head
position?
Rounded posture, overly narrow and cannot stay in posture
What is one means of correcting an upper cross syndrome?
Strengthen and lengthen tight muscles or weak muscles
What does the stretch shortening cycle do?
creates explosive movement
What is the function of the stretch shortening cycle?
The speed of movement
What swing problem is associated with a right-leg dominant stance?
Hanging back
What can a forward head position with rounded shoulders at address cause?
,Over the top swing
Which is an indication of an anterior tilt in the pelvis?
Arched lower back, tight quadriceps
What is the size range for a green
5,000 to 8,000 square ft
What is the process of the design phase when constructing a golf course
1. Sight Analysis
2. Design
3. Development
4. Grow - in
5. maintenance
the vision Core Values and mission statement of a golf facility should be
developed concurrently with establishing a facility wide business plan that
concludes concrete goals and strategies for meeting them.
True
Proper business planning and operations alignment directs that sufficient
resources be identified before strategies for achieving business objectives are
developed.
False
What department is considered the core unit of most facilities?
The Golf operation
What is one of the descriptive/directional elements of the facility's business that
need to be in place before the golf operation is defined?
facility type, geographic locale, customer base, business objectives and goals,
strategies
Policies and procedures are part of which support element of the golf operations
organization?
Systems
What is the most accurate description of the relationship between the facility's
business plan and the golf operation?
Alignment - the golf operation must correspond with the facility's business plan.
What is the principal focus of golf operations?
providing high-quality playing experiences and customer service in line with the core
values, vision and mission of the organization
Stakeholders, owners, and boards are positioned at the bottom of a traditional
organization chart (T/F)
False
From a functional perspective, a vendor is what kind of resource?
Financial resource, they can extend credit and work out arrangements that are quite
valuable for a Golf Operation
What combination of interaction strategies would be the first choice for
promoting a positive facility-wide culture?
Involving and Supporting
What must exist for a facility to have a positive culture?
,Communication and openness to change
What would a typical organizational chart of a golf operation show?
Basic responsibilities and the relationships between an operation's functional areas.
In what way is time related to other resources?
It must be reasonably accounted for and allocated appropriately, and is tied to every
other resource.
What is the most likely determinant of the complexity of a facility's organization
chart?
The size of the facility, the number of services offered to customers , and the type of
facility and its mission.
What are examples of financial resources?
Facility reserves, outside sources of investment, vendors, banks, the physical property,
membership,
Staff is considered a tangible facility resource? (T/F)
True
What intangible resource is key to enabling and facilitating peak performance?
culture
How can a facility foster a culture of improvement?
encourage open discussion and input , provide tools to positively impact operation
"Identify staffing needs" is one of the staff-management roles in running a golf
operation. (T/F)
True
Job descriptions should identify the skills necessary to accomplish the tasks
associated with each position. (T/F)
True
High-performance profiling is a tool that can be used to communicate a uniform
set of facility-wide expectations for all employees
True
interviewing current employees is the first step in determining current training
needs.
Look at job descriptions and high-performance profiles and checking whether everyone
is trained in job-specific skills
Self assessments are an appropriate means for facility staff to align their
personal goals with business goals.
True
Self assessments are most useful during the hiring process.
during the evaluation phase
New teachers observed the lead instructor at a golf facility conduct a short game
clinic. This is an example of external staff training. (T/F)
False
What are tasks associated with the "plan for succession" staff-management role
managers have in running a golf operation?
Implement cross-training, shared functions/responsibilities, ensure several staff can
perform key operational tasks, articulate career paths within the facility's business
What should a manager consider when determining the number of employees
needed to run an operation?
, the human resources it will take to achieve their business objectives, and seasonal
fluctuations in business.
What should golf facilities consider doing to elevate staff performance in meeting
management and customer expectations?
create high performance profiles
What is the advantage of asking open ended questions during the interview
process?
it avoids signaling the right answer
What is an example of external staff training?
Vendor product training, trips to other facilities, workshops, PGA seminars
Reduced training needs is one of the anticipated benefits of adopting new point-
of-sale system technology.
False- improved efficiency, improved customer service
What is the first step in acquiring a new technology-based system?
Assess facility needs
What are policies?
Guidelines and rules that outline a definite course of action in various situations.
What are procedures?
a logical set of step-by-step instructions on how to implement policies and complete
specific tasks.
Shift-change cash control is a procedure used to deter employee theft.
True
Why should employees be involved in creating and revising policies or
procedures?
morale boost, can assess the realism of policy/procedure expectations with feedback
What is a management tool for defining the structure of the golf operation?
Organization chart
Promotion is one of the 4 "Ps" of marketing
True
Building a brand is a "Moment of truth" opportunity.
False. The brand is the sum of the product's culture, product or service delivery, and
customer perceptions and expectations for a specific type of benefit or experience.
What does the American Marketing Assocation refer to as a name, term, sign,
symbol or design, or combination of them intended to identify the goods and
services of a seller?
Brand
What is an example of indirect competition to an 18-hole daily fee facility?
Local fitness and tennis clubs
Tried and true practices adopted by other successful facilities should be the
starting point for developing new promotional programs.
False
Selling yourself, selling the facility, and selling the game of golf are the three
principal layers of what type of marketing?
Internal
Which type of marketing strategy includes letters to the editor, television
appearances, speaking engagements, and special needs programs?
