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Information Aided in Passing with 80% Score in 3/2020 PGA Qualifying Exam. 65 question and 90 minutes. With many distractions with PSI. Just prepare for the noise and many coming in and out of exam. Distractions if IMPORTANT NOTE> - Correct Answer Highlighted in Violet Terms and Definition should help you focus for the exam. 30% - Resumes, Cover Letter, Interviewing, 25% - Constitution and Bylaws organizational processes and structure, 25% - PGA PGM Program and some 10% - Rules and 10% - History Question should be focused study. There are 84 Starred Questions suspects and prospects questions that were similar or could be similar to a Test Question. PROFESSIONAL GOLF MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 25% of Exam of 65 Question - Correct Answer 25% of Exam A national professional association was conceived by a owner of what kind of business? - Correct Answer Answer: Golf Ball Retail What PGA President was instrumental in the formal education of the membership in 1954.

• Correct Answer Answer: Horton Smith was key in developing formal golf education for PGA in 1954. Test Question. How is PGA of America organized? Describe the role. PGA Vice President role? - Correct Answer Answer. The vice president is focused on financials, Annual Report and financial matters. PGA PGM program is designed for what golf employers are looking for in a golf professional. Employers are looking for what? How many hours are required to complete the PGM program? - Correct Answer Answer: True. The PGM program is designed for employment in the field of golf, and it takes 830 hours complete the program What year did PGA Launch PGM? - Correct Answer Answer: PGM was launch in 1994 Is PGA non-profit? - Correct Answer Answer: True. PGA is a non profit organization. What year was PGA PGM revised to meet the demands? - Correct Answer Answer: PGM was revised in 2018

How many participants does the game of golf attract only in US annually? - Correct Answer Answer: 40 million participants in the US annually. What are the sectors or industry cluster spin offs beside the sport of golf? - Correct Answer Answer: Real-estate and Tourism are cluster spin offs. What is the estimate of green-grass facilities participants in the US annually? - Correct Answer Answer: 25 million green-grass participants to the game out of 40 million participants in the US. In 2005, 2011, 2016 and 2018 the sport of golf impacts on the US golf economy regarding "goods and services" was how much? - Correct Answer Answer: $84 billion industry for only goods and services What is the estimate of media and tournament participants in the US annually? - Correct Answer Answer: 10 to 15 million participants annually for media and tournament. What is the estimate of part-time and full time employment golf as a sport has on the US economy? In terms of P/T and FTE jobs. - Correct Answer Answer: 2 million workers that support the US economy. What is the overall US economic impact the sport of golf has on the US economy? - Correct Answer Answer: $190 billion golf industry estimates that impact the US economy Is the PGA of America the worlds largest working sports organization? - Correct Answer Answer: True What is the estimate personal wage income golf has on the US economy? - Correct Answer Answer: $60 Billion it the estimate personal income in the US. What is the estimate of PGA of America key players in the US both male and female today?

• Correct Answer Answer: 29,000 PGA "key" players in the US. Test Question. At a PGA authorized golf facility a professional who either owns and operates a golf shop OR supervises and directs the golf shop and instructional services is called what? - Correct Answer Answer: Head Golf Professional oversees golf shop and instructional services.

In career lattice provides greater diversification of skills, offers more options and is more representative in today's job market. - Correct Answer Answer: True There are 15,000 golf facilities in the US that employ PGA Members and estimate of 900,000 jobs. - Correct Answer Answer: True. There are 15,000 golf facilities creating 900,000 golf jobs in US. As an active PGA Member your rights are to vote, hold office, attend PGA Annual Meetings, use PGA initials, name and logo. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Active Member means you can vote, hold office, attend meetings, use PGA name and represent PGA. There are two pathways to a PGA Membership. What are the two pathways. - Correct Answer Answer:The two pathways are *PGM Program for PGA Associates and *PGA Golf Management University Program for PGA Students are the two career paths. Test Question. PGA Associates are not considered associates until completion of Qualifying Level and then register for the PGM program. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Associates must pass qualifying level first before starting PGM Level 1. Test Question. PGA Golf Management University student are required to internship at PGA authorized golf facilities and "are not" considered professionals and "do not" have to be employed, and "are not" required to attend seminars at the PGA Education Center. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Students are required to intern but do not have to be employed or attend seminars Test Question. PGA Associates must complete a Players Ability Test (PAT) that consist of 54 holes within 15 shots of the 18th hole course rating - Correct Answer Answer: False. PGA Associates must complete a Players Ability Test and score within 15 shots of a 18 hole course rating and 36 holes. Once PGM Level 1 is complete then the PGA Associate selects one of the three (3) levels (Golf Operations or Teaching and Coaching or Executive Management) in Level 2 and Level 3. - Correct Answer Answer: True. An associate selects career paths that are either Golf Operations, Teaching and Coaching or Executive Management career paths. PGM is divided into three levels. What are the three levels? - Correct Answer Answer:The PGM career paths are Golf Operations , Teaching and Coaching and Executive Management.

PGM is structured. What are the PGM Course levels? Level 1 for the PGM Program comprises of modeling core concepts, planning and operational models at the beginning phase and golf facilities. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Level 1 reviews core concepts, planning and operations models. Teaching an Coaching 1 - Core content about learning, elements of the game, club performance, and player development with emphasis on beginning players. Facility Management 1 - Core content about business, customer service, and key operations at golf facilities. Pre-Seminars activities and Seminars at Port St. Lucie, Florida on Teaching and Coaching, Facility Management 1 and Performance and Tournament Operations, Work Experience Portfolio and Knowledge Test. PGM is structured. What are the PGM Course levels? Level 2 of the PGM Program comprises of applying new knowledge and skills of a facility environment at the intermediate phase and for multiple golf facilities. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Level 2 reviews application of new knowledge and facility environments. True. Teaching an Coaching 2 - Application of content about learning, elements of the game, club performance, and player development with emphasis on intermediate players. Facility Management 2 - Application of content about business, customer service, and key operations at multiple golf facilities. Pre-Seminars activities and Seminars at Port St. Lucie, Florida on Teaching and Coaching, Facility Management 2 and Performance and Tournament Operations, Work Experience Portfolio and Knowledge Test. PGM is structured. What are the PGM course levels? Level 3 of the PGM Program to be effective in conducting key operations and management functions integrated with work activities from facilities based experiences at the advance phase with focus on management of facilities. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Level 3 reviews operations and management functions. Teaching an Coaching 3 - Integration of content about learning, elements of the game, club performance, and player development with emphasis on advanced players. Facility Management 3 - Integration of content about business, customer service, and key operations on the management at golf facilities. Pre-Seminars activities and Seminars at Port St. Lucie, Florida on Teaching and Coaching, Facility Management 3 and Performance and Tournament Operations, Work Experience Portfolio and Knowledge Test.

Level 3 - Teaching and Coaching 3 has one (1) course under Golf Operations Career Path. What is it? - Correct Answer Answer: Golf Operation Career Path Example: Level 3 Teaching and Coaching incorporates Advanced Teaching and Golf Club Fitting under a ) Learning : Mental practice, motor imagery, optimizing transfer b) Teaching : Assessing and Improving Teaching c) Game : Teaching methodologies, club fitting, physical evaluation Level 3 - Facility Management 3 has three (3) courses under Golf Operations Career Path. What are they? - Correct Answer Answer: Golf Operation Career Path Example: Level 3 Facility Management incorporates food and beverage control, supervising and delegating and facility management simulation ALL Career Paths. "Teaching and Coaching Level 1 Objectives" has two courses. What are they and their objectives? - Correct Answer Answer: Level 1 : Teaching and Coaching objectives is to addresses human learning, process and procedures and elements of the game, player development, programs and teaching business. * Format is Learning, Teaching and Game. All Career Paths. Level 1 : Teach and Coaching Course 1 is "Introduction to teaching course" is about what? - Correct Answer Answer: Level 1 : Teaching and Coaching 1 course is " Introduction to Teaching" about laws, principles, bio-mechanics and teaching technologies, club performance and swing cause and effects, ball flight, club performance metrics. Difference between Teaching and Player Development. All Career paths. Level 1: Player Development course 2 means what? - Correct Answer Answer: Level 1 Teaching and Coaching 1 course is a Player Development Course 2 is about increasing facility business and growing the game, operate and promote player development programs and the facility. Difference between Teaching and Facilities Management. All Career paths. Level 1 : Facility management has 6 courses course objectives means what? - Correct Answer Answer: Level 1 Facility Management 1 has 6 courses are managing golf facilities by applying rules, business planning, career enhancements, customer relations, fleet management, tournament operations. Level 1 is for ALL Career paths? - Correct Answer Answer: True

Level 3 Management Simulation (Facility Management) allows teams to apply all PGM Level 1, 2, 3 courses. - Correct Answer Answer: True Four and half years (4.5) program designed for aspiring PGA Professional is called. - Correct Answer Answer: PGA Golf Management University Program Test Question. PGM progress evaluation. What are the three (3) ways PGA evaluates your progress regarding the PGM Program? - Correct Answer Answer: PGA evaluates progress from *work experience portfolio, *knowledge tests, and *Level 3 Facility Management Simulation. Test Question. What is meant by PGA as eligible employment? - Correct Answer Answer: PGA evaluates employment from PGA pre-approved employment classifications, full-time at time of registration and maintain eligible employment throughout the program (University PGM Students is not required, however must complete internships) Test Question. Golf course and range that meets PGA standards and constitution, bylaws and regulations is called what? - Correct Answer Answer: Is is known as a PGA Recognized Golf Facility The "Gold Standard" professional in the game of golf is called what? - Correct Answer Answer: Gold Standard refers to a PGA Professional. Provides students enhancement of their learning connecting with PGA Education facility and PGA members is called. - Correct Answer Answer: PGA PGM Mentor Program Test Question. Internships for PGA PGM University Students are required. - Correct Answer Answer: True Tests Question. Individual registered in the PGA PGM program is called what? - Correct Answer Answer: PGA Associate THE HISTORY OF THE PGA 10% of Exam - Correct Answer Test Question. In the orgin of golf they were concerned about keep the golf players employed. - Correct Answer Answer: True

The first January 24, 1916 meeting of PGA appointed a committee, and all of them were American born. - Correct Answer Answer: False. None were American born. How many sections and charter members were there in 1916 at the origin of PGA in New York City? - Correct Answer Answer: In 1916 there were 35 Charter Members and 7 Sections. In April 10, 1916 founding PGA in New York City, 92 candidates for membership were voted in with 78 elected Class A Memberships. - Correct Answer Answer: True. There were 92 candidates for members along with 78 Class A members for the founding PGA membership in New York City in 1916. The first PGA President in 1916 elected was Robert White during the annual meeting coincided with US Open at the Radisson Hotel in Minneapolis, MN. - Correct Answer Answer: Robert White was the first President of PGA in 1916. In 1963 ____________who wins his first PGA Championship? - Correct Answer Answer: Jack Nicklaus The first American-born PGA winner in 1921 defeating Jim Barnes. - Correct Answer Answer: It was Walter Hagen. Who was player of the year in 1948? - Correct Answer Answer: It was Ben Hogan What PGA golfer was first to exceed $100,000 in 1963 golf winnings? - Correct Answer Answer: Arnold Palmer was the first to exceed $100,000 winnings in 1963. The first PGA Championship was won by who? What year? - Correct Answer Answer:Long Jim Barnes was the first PGA Champion in 1916. In 1958 what format did PGA change that promoted CBS to a first time ever National PGA 5 - year contract? - Correct Answer Answer: Stroke play vs Match play What year did TPD "spin off" from PGA? Who was USGA Director at that time? - Correct Answer Answer: TPD span off in December 1968 and

Joseph Dey was USGA Director. Dewey Brown became the first African-American member of PGA in 1928. - Correct Answer Answer: True. What year were women allow to join PGA? - Correct Answer Answer: In 1979 women were first allowed to join PGA. What female filed a lawsuit against PGA in Atlanta Georgia Section and became the first female "Class A" member. - Correct Answer Answer: Barrie Naismith became first female Class A member. Sue Fisco was the first WPGA female section president? - Correct Answer Answer: True. Sue Fisco was first female section president. What three (3) centers of golf in Scotland produced the bulk of golf professionals in Scotland? - Correct Answer Answer: The three (3) centers in Scotland that produced majority of golf professional were from *Tom Morris of St. Andrews, *The Dunn and Parks of Musselburgh and *Robert Simpson of Carnoustie. Suzy Whaley was the first women Secretary of PGA 2010 and president in 2018. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Suzy Whaley was the first female Secretary of PGA in 2010 and later became president in 2018. In 1896 was John Shippen one of the first home bred "African-American" professional and US Open winner? What club facility he was a professional? - Correct Answer Answer: True. John Shippen first Black professional to win the US Open at Shinnecock Hills In 1896 was Oscar Bunn one of the first homebred "Native-American" professional and who competed in the US Open winner? What club facility he was a professional? - Correct Answer Answer: True. Osar Bunn was the the first Native American to compete in the US Open in Shinnecock Hills. Intro of the The PING 1A putter in 1959 was design by what engineer who started "player improvement clubs" followed by and later woods and irons? - Correct Answer Answer: Karsten Solheim began PING golf as a garage business in 1959. The name "PING" came from the sound that Solheim heard as the metal struck the ball.

PGA has grown from 35 to 28,000 professionals? - Correct Answer Answer: True. PGA has grown to 28,000 professionals. During World Wars did PGA donated money, balls and ambulances? - Correct Answer Answer: True. PGA donated to the World Wars. Test Question. Ryder Cup began in 1927. It is every two (2) years. In 1979 British Golfers and others in Europe joined to take on American golfers. - Correct Answer Answer: True. The Ryder Cup began in 1927 and in 1979 Europe golfers joined to take on American golfers. In 1968 PGA tournament players formed the Tournament Players Division (TPD) and what was it renamed to PGA TOUR and in what year? - Correct Answer Answer: TPD was formed in 1968 and later renamed to PGA TOUR in 1975 PGA conducts how many tournaments each year? - Correct Answer Answer: PGA conducts 30 tournaments a year. PGA moved PGA Hqtrs to Palm Beach Gardens Florida in March 1965 with 5, members. Then in 1981 PGA dedicated a 30,000 square foot national office in Palm Beach Gardens Florida, 63 FTE on 2,300 acre complex. Other locations Orlando and Las Vegas.

• Correct Answer Answer: True. PGA moved Headquarters to Florida in 1965 and in 1981 dedicated a national office. How is PGA of America organized? PGA is divided into 41 Sections and each Section have their own Officers and Board of Directors; and is or can be divided into Chapters. 41 Sectors are divided or organized into 14 Districts and each District is represented by a Director serving on the PGA Board of Directors. - Correct Answer Answer: True. PGA is organized into 41 Sections and 14 Districts through out the US. Each District is representative by a Director and each Section comprised of their own Officers and Board of Directors. This Director serves on the Board of Directors. Therefore 14 District Directors are all on the PGA Board of Directors. Three (3) Officers (President, VP, Secretary) serving 2 - year term voted by Delegates from an Annual Meeting. - Correct Answer Answer: True. The PGA Officers serve a 2 year term. Who is on the 2020 Board of Directors? - Correct Answer Answer: On the 2020 PGA Board are Suzy Whaley as President, Jim Richerson as Vice President, John Linderty, as

Secretary; Seth Waugh as Chief Executive Officer, Darrel Crall as Chief Operations Officer and Kerry Haigh as Chief Championships Officer. How is PGA of America organized? Board of Directors are three (3) Officers (President, VP, Secretary), Player Director (PGA TOUR Policy Board Play Directors chosen), other Directors representative of each of the 14 Districts per Article VII Bylaws, and three (3) independent Directors. - Correct Answer Answer: True. The PGA Board's organization structure is comprised of President, Vice President, Secretary, Player Director (PGA TOUR appointee), 14 Districts Directors, Independent Directors, and also one At Large Director Test Question. How is PGA of America organized? Describe the role. PGA President role is what? - Correct Answer Answer: The president presides over the PGA meetings, Board of Directors and liaison with the public and members. Acts as Chairperson over the Board. How is PGA of America organized? Describe the role. PGA Secretary role? - Correct Answer Answer. The secretary is focused on memberships and PGA meeting minutes. How is PGA of America organized? CEO is administrator of PGA and selected by the Board of Directors; and presides over the Officers (President, VP, Secretary) on day-to- day operations and may be representative of PGA before other organizations or public. - Correct Answer Answer: True. CEO is responsible to the Officers and selected by the Board. How is PGA of America organized? Describe the role. CEO is the manager and administrator. How is PGA of America organized? Describe the role. CEO is the manager and administrator. - Correct Answer Answer. CEO is the manager and administrator and is responsible to the Officers, and is selected by the Board. How is PGA of America organized? The responsibility of the Board of Directors is what? - Correct Answer Answer: The Board responsibility to the management of the PGA in accordance to the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws and Regulations and have FULL authority on ALL matters, to include complaints or action by any officer. Test Question. How is PGA of America organized? The Board of Control deals with membership - Correct Answer Answer. True. Board of Control under acting as Chairman- PGA Secretary and 4 PGA members (Selected by President) oversee memberships.

How is PGA of America organized? Officers are elected volunteers and they collect no salary. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Officers are volunteers. Test Question. Are independent directors non PGA members? - Correct Answer Answer: TBD How is PGA of America organized? Board of Directors is comprised of a Player Director and three (3) elected Officers and how many independent directors. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Player Director, 3 Independent Directors and 14 District Directors, At Large Director and 3 Officers. How is PGA of America organized? Officers are President, VP and Secretary and elected during the Annual Meeting by majority vote. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Officers are President, VP and Secretary. How is PGA of America organized? Board of Directors are the governing body comprised of three (3) Officers, a Player Director, each District Director of 14 and three (3) Independent Directors and At Large Director to manage the Association. - Correct Answer Answer:True.:True. How is PGA of America organized? Each District Director serves a three-year term. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Each District Director holds only a 3 year term. Test Question. How is PGA of America organized? The Board of Control manages membership issues. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Board of Control focus is memberships. Test Question. What defines a PGA Recognized Golf Course? Is is 1500 years for 9 holes and 50 yard minimum hole length. - Correct Answer Answer: False. Golf facility that has 9 - holes which each hole has a minimum hole length of 60 yards and a total yardage of no less than 1,000 yards for 9 - hole course or total yardage of no less 1,500 yards for 18 - hole course; and Golf facility is comprised of 14 acres in total course area "not including" clubhouse, golf shop, and parking ares and entirely planted in grass, excluding artificial tee mats. Test Question. PGA Recognized Golf Facilities include golf course and golf ranges that must meet the requirements of PGA. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Any golf facilities must meet PGA requirements.

Test Question. What is the minimum acres that PGA will allow for a golf course? - Correct Answer Answer:The minimum land for a golf course is 14 acres in total course area "excluding" of clubhouse, golf shop and parking and artificial areas. All PGA Recognized Golf Facilities shall be fully equipped to "teach" and "demonstrate" the use of ALL types of golf equipment and apparel with the "exception" of PGA Recognized Golf Ranges. - Correct Answer Answer: True. PGA golf courses must teach and demonstrate with a variety of golf equipment and apparel, with the exception of a golf range that is not required that of a course. Test Question. What is the minimum requirements for a PGA Golf Range? - Correct Answer Answer:A minimum for a golf range is 15 tees minimum, 150 feet of tee areas, Depth of at least 600 feet, Adequate parking allowing at least one parking place for each tee, Building adequate to properly handle admin requirement, PGA Pro on site for private and group instruction A person who has registered with the PGA PGM program is called up to Level 3. Honory Member? - Correct Answer Answer: False. Associate What are the requirements of a PGA Associate? - Correct Answer Answer:Pass Qualifying Test that covers five courses: 1) Introduction to PGA PGM, 2) History of the PGA, 3) The PGA Constitution 4) The Rules of Golf A and 5) Career Enhancement A 2) Demonstrate a creditable game of golf and passing 36 - hole PAT. 3) Employment eligibility Appendix A Article II Section 4 (a). Full-time defined in Article V. Employment that is regular, continuous, public golf related goods and service. 4(b) Employment may ask for documentation like duties, tax document and or letter verifying employment.

5. Golf professional may earn six (6) experience credits for eligible employment during the 12 months prior to registration in the PGA PGM Program, Appendix A, Article IV, Section 3.
6. Education credits for bachelor's degree and associated degree as well as PGA GM University Program. Test Questions. What are the most prevalent golf classifications? - Correct Answer Answer:A- 1 : Head Golf Professional, A-8: Assistant Golf Professional, A-6: Teaching Professional, A- 4 Director of Golf, A-13: General Manager Test Questions. What is the difference between Active and Non-Active Member Rights Classifications as it relates to PGA and PDP? - Correct Answer Answer:Active Member (Master Professional - Class A Professional A1-A24) can vote, hold office, use of PGA

Who is the Chairperson for the Board of Control? Who appoints the four (4) Board members annually on a rotating basis? Each PGA member is from 4 Regions. What are the Regions? - Correct Answer Answer: The Chairperson of the Board of Control is the PGA Secretary and is appointed by the President; the President appoints members from NE, SE, MW, W geographical areas. Test Question. How is PGA Organized? Enforcing Code of Ethics is governed by Section Board of Inquiry, Board of Control, and PGA Board of Directors. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Governing bodies of the Code of Ethics are the Board of Inquiry, Board of Control and Board of Directors. PGA Infractions is just limited to misconduct specifically to Code of Ethics? - Correct Answer Answer:False. Can be Misrepresentation, deceit, embezzlement or fraud. Any person can file Code of Ethics complaint. - Correct Answer Answer:True Any act by a PGA member or associate that is unlawful or contrary to honesty and professional integrity, whether committed on or off the job, may constitute a causes for discipline action. Example of acts of misrepresentation, deceit, embezzlement or fraud. - Correct Answer Answer: True. It does not have to be just Code of Ethics violations 41 Sectors has their own Board of Inquiry representative. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Each Sector of 41 Sectors has it's own Board of Inquiry. Any person can register a Code of Ethics complaint with PGA Section or PGA National Office to a suspected violation or breach. - Correct Answer Answer:True. Anyone can file a complaint. What are the three (3) governing bodies enforcing Code of Ethics? - Correct Answer Answer: 3 Governing bodies are Section Board of Inquiry, Board of Control and Board of Directors Test Question. USGA and R&A issued a set of rules in 1953? - Correct Answer Answer: False, it was 1952 How is it organized? Each of the 41 Sections governs has it's own Board of Inquiry and submit to Section Board of Control. - Correct Answer Answer:True

Test Question. Board of Control reviews all alleged Code of Ethics violations. - Correct Answer Answer:True Board of Control from each of 41 Sectors comprise of PGA Secretary acting as Chairperson, four (4) PGA members (President appointed and one (1) appointed from each of four (4) geographic areas North East South East Mid West North West per Article IX). - Correct Answer Answer:True Board of Directors represent "high ethical standards" and hear "appeals". Board decisions are FINAL. - Correct Answer Answer:True Test Question. The Board of Control deals with membership issues and disciplinary matters. - Correct Answer Answer:True Test Question. Board of Control "does not" initiate the review process and investigates Code of Ethics involving PGA national tournaments - Correct Answer Answer:False. The Board of Control "does" initiate the review process regarding an alleged Code of Ethics violation. Board of Directors hears appeals from Board of Control and decisions are final. - Correct Answer Answer:True Legal reviews and screen all formal complaints prior of misconduct that may warrant disciplinary action or direct to a Professionalism Enhancement Program. - Correct Answer Answer:True. PGA counsel may dismiss the disciplinary case or recommend diversion to a Professional Enhancement Program, if the violation is not more than a Minor Misconduct Code of Ethics level of infraction can not be a MINOR MISCONDUCT ...IF theft or loss of property in excess (greater) of $1,000 or dishonest, misrepresentation, deceit, embezzlement or fraud a minor infraction is not a MINOR MISCONDUCT. - Correct Answer Answer: True. Bottom line if more than $1,000 damage to property or theft; and or dishonesty, misrepresentation, deceit, embezzlement or fraud it is NOT a MINOR MISCONDUCT. THE RULES OF GOLF FOR 2019 10% of Exam - Correct Answer