EAM

Golf Course Management

The Golf Course Management Program has been designed around a strong natural resource environmental component, which includes such areas as turf development and management, irrigation, weed control, plant pathology, and golf course management.  This program will also require experimental learning for students through a mentor relationship developed during a supervised internship.  The program meets an identified educational, societal, and market need in addition to developing a cooperative relationship with the golf course industry.

4-Year Advising Guide

This guide describes the courses offered in the program and the semesters they are offered.  The guide will help students plan each semester of study.

4-Year Advising Guide

Course Tracking Sheet

The Tracking Sheet helps students keep a record of courses completed.

Course Tracking Sheet

Transfer Guide

The guide describes courses that are recommended for transfer into the department.

Transfer Guide