TexPrince

Hello All. I know I'm new, and I've tried searching and still haven't been able to find the exact information I'm quite looking for.

I am currently in college, I have 2 years left. I'm studying Business Management and Operations. But I can't seem to want to do anything in my life other than something to do in the game of golf. And I am extremely interested in becoming a PGA Professional (Club Pro). But on their website it says you have to attend a PGA Pro Management Program which lasts about 3 years before you can become a Pro, and not just an Apprentice. And then once you become a Pro you can become an Assistant Club Pro and so forth.

But I can't afford to just drop my 2 years already earned at my University and join this program. I really wish there was a way I could finish my degree, then find a simpler route to go to become a PGA Pro. There might be, am I missing it somewhere?

Thanks so much!

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Davethebulldog

simple. put uni on hold.

you can always pick up your studies in a few years mate.

TexPrince

Yea but that's a big risk, in case PGA Pro school doesn't work out for some reason.

I wish I knew some more in depth requirements and statistics of people who enter the program. And what the acceptance rate is.

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CG-4 Irons 4-PW
r7 460 Driver and r7 ti 5 Wood
MP T Series 56 degree Sand Wedge
I-Trax Putter