Learn a skill area, not just a job title
Many skills in golf run across several jobs: receptionists and caddies need the same service standards, tournament organisers and rules officials need the same rules. The six tracks below group articles by skill area instead of job title.
Service & guest communication
Service standards, the language of the trade, handling situations and looking after international guests: the common ground of every job that meets golfers.
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Golf Careers is where people in the trade read every day: caddies, coaches, course technicians, operations and golf business staff. Brands that want to stand next to this content can contact the editors.
Rules of golf & on-course conduct
R&A and USGA rules in practice, etiquette, safety and how to make a ruling when there is a dispute.
No articles in English yet in this track.
Operations & tournaments
Tee sheets, pace of play, shift scheduling, tournament logistics and the machinery of a day at a golf course.
No articles in English yet in this track.
Course & environment
Turf, irrigation, machinery, environmental records and everything that decides the quality of a playing surface.
No articles in English yet in this track.
Business & customers
Membership, marketing, pro shop, golf tourism and the numbers that show the business health of a course.
No articles in English yet in this track.
Golf Careers is where people in the trade read every day: caddies, coaches, course technicians, operations and golf business staff. Brands that want to stand next to this content can contact the editors.
People, management & new roles
Coaching, finance, course management and the golf jobs that technology has just created.
No articles in English yet in this track.