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At the PGA Institute, we believe golf is more than just a sport – it is a thriving global industry filled with opportunity.

Whether you aspire to shape the future of the game, inspire the next generation of golfers, or turn your passion into a profession, the PGA Institute’s industry-focused education equips you with the skills, knowledge, and flexibility to succeed.

The PGA Institute is for anyone who loves golf – no matter your skill level – who wants to build a career in the golf industry. Whether you’re a passionate golfer looking to turn your love of the game into a profession, a golf industry worker seeking to expand your skills and advance your career, or someone eager to break into the industry, our programs provide the perfect foundation to get started or take the next step.

The PGA Institute is the only Registered Training Organisation (RTO) in Australia dedicated to delivering world-class education and professional development specifically for the golf industry. With courses integrating business, golf training, service, sport, and practical golf skills, the PGA Institute prepares students for diverse career opportunities within the industry.

With pathways to Deakin University, Victoria University, Holmesglen TAFE, and the PGA of Australia’s Membership Pathway Program, PGA Institute courses serve as the perfect springboard to further education and career progression.

As the leading education provider for golf industry employees, the PGA Institute offers comprehensive training programs covering all key sectors of the industry, including: 

  • Club General Management – Leadership, governance, financial management, and strategic thinking for golf facilities.
  • Golf Operations & Customer Experience – Day-to-day course operations, member services, and service.
  • Retail & Equipment Management – Golf retail, pro shop operations, merchandising and supplier management
  • Event Management – Organising tournaments, corporate golf days, and large-scale events.
  • Coaching & Player Development – Skills development, teaching methodologies, and high-performance training (via MPP).

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