PGA Qualifying Test

are looking for in a well-rounded professional: Ability to write and speak clearly, Budgeting, Ability to grow revenues and control expenses, An understanding of relevant computer technology Which of the following are challenges PGA Members face working in the golf industry? - All of the above are challenges facing PGA Members: Work more than 40 hours per week, Work on days when others often enjoy recreational activities, Must continue their professional education by taking courses and attending seminars (T/F) One benefit of a career as a golf professional is normal work environments and schedules provide sufficient time to play and practice. - False Which of the following is NOT a requirement for PGA Students to be eligible for election to PGA Membership? - All of the above are requirements: Graduation from the University, Complete all PGA PGM Program Requirements, Complete a Background Check, Documentation of Eligible employment (T/F) Completing a series of internships at PGA Recognized Golf Facilities is a requirement of students enrolled in an accredited PGA Golf Management University Program. - True (T/F) PGA Students must satisfy the PGA Playing Ability Test requirement to enroll in the Qualifying Level at a PGA Golf Management University. - False (T/F) The purpose of the Work Experience Portfolio is to apply what you have learned in the courses to on-the-job situations and tasks. - True (T/F) Work Experience activities can be accomplished concurrently as part of a student's courses on campus as well as during internships. - True