University Catalog 2024-2025

Professional Golf Management (BS)

Overview

First Year
PRT 150Recreation, Sport, Tourism, and Event Management Orientation1
PRT 152Introduction to Parks, Recreation, Tourism, and Event Management3
PRT 156Professional Golf Management Orientation3
PRT 210Golf Management I1
PRT 238Diversity and Inclusion in Recreation and Sport3
PRT 250Facilities Management in Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Event Management3
Math Elective3
BIO 105Biology in the Modern World3
Economics3
Acad Writing Research4
Summer
COP 100Co-Op Work lst Alt0
Second Year
PRT 211Golf Management II1
PB 200Plant Life4
PRT 311Golf Course Turf Grass Management3
MIE 201Introduction to Business Processes3
COP 200Co-Op Work 2nd Alt0
Summer
COP 300Co-Op Work 3rd Alt0
Third Year
PRT 312Golf Management III1
PRT 358Recreation Program Planning4
Select one of the following:3
Economics and Business Statistics
Introduction to Statistics
Economics and Business Statistics
Select one of the following:3
Concepts of Financial Reporting
Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Survey of Financial and Managerial Accounting
PRT 212Golf Instructor Development2
PRT 359Organizational Leadership in Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Event Management3
Summer
COP 400Co-Op Work 4th Alt0
Fourth Year
COP 500Co-Op Work Graduate Alt0
PRT 410Food and Beverage Management3
PRT 411Club Management3
GEP Courses
GEP Humanities6
GEP Social Science3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies2
GEP US Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion3
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives5
GEP Global Knowledge (verify requirement)
World Language Proficiency (verify requirement)
Fifth Year
PRT 380Evidence-based decision making in Recreation, Sport, Tourism, and Event Management3
PRT 406Sports Law3
PRT 407Services, Facilities and Event Marketing3
PRT 413Golf Management IV1
PRT 414PGA Apprentice Program Completion0
PRT 420Destination Planning and Management3
Free Electives
Free Electives28
Total Hours120

 Acad Writing Research

ENG 101Academic Writing and Research4
FLE 101Academic Writing and Research4
Transfer Sequence
ENG 1GEP
ENG 202Disciplinary Perspectives in Writing3

 Math Elective

MA 105Mathematics of Finance3
MA 107Precalculus I3
MA 111Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry3
MA 114Introduction to Finite Mathematics with Applications3
MA 121Elements of Calculus3

 Economics

ARE 201Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics3
ARE 201AIntroduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics3
EC 201Principles of Microeconomics3
EC 205Fundamentals of Economics3

To see more about what you will learn in this program, visit the Learning Outcomes website!

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
Fall SemesterHours
PRT 150 Recreation, Sport, Tourism, and Event Management Orientation 1
PRT 152 Introduction to Parks, Recreation, Tourism, and Event Management 1 3
PRT 156 Professional Golf Management Orientation 1 3
ENG 101 Academic Writing and Research 1 4
Math Elective 3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies 1
 Hours15
Spring Semester
PRT 210 Golf Management I 1
PRT 238 Diversity and Inclusion in Recreation and Sport 3
PRT 250 Facilities Management in Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Event Management 3
BIO 105 Biology in the Modern World 3
Select one of the following: 4 3
Fundamentals of Economics
Principles of Microeconomics
Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
GEP Requirement 3
 Hours16
Summer
COP 100 Co-Op Work lst Alt 0
 Hours0
Second Year
Fall Semester
PRT 211 Golf Management II 1
Free elective 3 3
PB 200 Plant Life 4
PRT 311 Golf Course Turf Grass Management 3
MIE 201 Introduction to Business Processes 3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies 1
 Hours15
Spring Semester
COP 200 Co-Op Work 2nd Alt 0
 Hours0
Summer
COP 300 Co-Op Work 3rd Alt 0
 Hours0
Third Year
Fall Semester
PRT 312 Golf Management III 1
PRT 358 Recreation Program Planning 4
ST 311
Introduction to Statistics
or Economics and Business Statistics
3
Free Elective 3 3
Select one of the following: 5 3
Concepts of Financial Reporting
Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Survey of Financial and Managerial Accounting
 Hours14
Spring Semester
PRT 212 Golf Instructor Development 2
PRT 359 Organizational Leadership in Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Event Management 3
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives 2
Free Elective 3 9
 Hours16
Summer
COP 400 Co-Op Work 4th Alt 0
 Hours0
Fourth Year
Fall Semester
COP 500 Co-Op Work Graduate Alt 0
 Hours0
Spring Semester
PRT 410 Food and Beverage Management 3
PRT 411 Club Management 3
GEP Requirement 9
 Hours15
Fifth Year
Fall Semester
PRT 380 Evidence-based decision making in Recreation, Sport, Tourism, and Event Management 1 3
PRT 406 Sports Law 3
PRT 413 Golf Management IV 1
Free Elective 3 6
GEP Requirement 3
 Hours16
Spring Semester
PRT 407
Services, Facilities and Event Marketing
or Special Events Planning
3
PRT 414 PGA Apprentice Program Completion 2 0
PRT 420 Destination Planning and Management 3
Free Elective 3 7
 Hours13
 Total Hours120
1

Minimum grade of C-

2

Students must pass the PGA Golf Management Level III Checkpoint and Playing Ability Test prior to graduation

3

A maximum of 12 credit hours of free electives can be taken for credit only

4

Students wishing to earn a Minor in Business must take EC 205 Fundamentals of Economics

5

Students wishing to earn a Minor in Business must take ACC 210 Concepts of Financial Reporting

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