Management in Golf PgCert

Course code N801

What is special about this course?

This fully online course is designed to help current and future leaders and managers in the golf industry to prepare them for the challenges and opportunities facing their organisations in the contemporary environment.

The niche pressures, challenges, and range of external legislation and competition require the managers of organisations in the industry to take responsibility to drive innovation and identify new solutions and new ways of working to be adaptable.

The course provides individuals with the opportunity to think about their own leadership approaches and preferences and about the needs of their organisations. It encourages them to develop and make changes that can have a positive impact on themselves and their business.

An online induction programme will help support individuals returning to learning, or perhaps coming back to education after a long period.

Special features

  • Online delivery allowing considerable flexibility to choose when and where to study around your personal and professional commitments
  • Online content is matched to tasks and activities that relate to you and your organisation
  • Provides an understanding of effective leadership and management
  • Provides you with the skills to become an effective leader/manager
  • Provides you with the skills to manage change within the industry
  • Provides professional and self-development
  • Allows you to focus on the golf industry
  • Improves confidence, communication, and decision-making

Entry requirements

  • 2:2 honours degree or above in Golf Management or Professional Golf
  • Other degrees may be considered where applicants are working in the golf industry
  • Applicants with other qualifications or experience are encouraged to apply and will be considered on an individual basis

Access routes

Apply for Management in Golf PgCert

I want to start in Aug/Sep 2025 or Jan/Feb 2026

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