is a collection of four international websites developed for the purpose of delivering science based information on turf management. The websites are in the languages of Spanish Globalcesped.org Portuguese Globalrelva.org Polish Globaldarn.org Czech Globaldrn.org
Billy McMillan, Golf Course Superintendent, United Kingdom.
Golf Course Management Overview
Tuesday, 08 April 2008
The Ohio State University Golf Course Management Program
This certificate was developed to challenge and test individuals of all ages interested in advancing their knowledge in golf course management. Introductory in nature, 7 modules covering cool and warm season turfgrasses, cultural management practices and turfgrass pests comprise the certificate program.
The subject area is broad enough to be applicable to turf conditions globally. The on-line lectures were developed by leading turfgrasses researchers and educators at The Ohio State University specifically for golf course management.
Regardless of location, the program was created for individuals to work at their own pace and at a time most suited for them. Course presentations, references, faculty interaction, and testing are completed on-line. The only requirement is that the course be completed within a 10-week period. The certificate program has been approved for 0.35 GCSAA educational points.
Fill out an application that includes stating career goals.
Upon acceptance, payment of a 558 dollar (US) enrollment fee.
Successful completion of the course requires a grade of 70 percent or greater. Those earning a grade of 94 percent or higher will receive a certificate with distinction.
Enrollment: To enroll in this course, please enter your email address on the next page. If you have more than one email account, please pick the account you prefer for receiving course announcements and communicating with the course instructor.
This certificate was developed to challenge and test individuals of all ages interested in advancing their knowledge in golf course management. Introductory in nature, 7 modules covering cool and warm season turfgrasses, cultural management practices and turfgrass pests comprise the certificate program. 