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Golf Pro
Professional Teacher, Player, Manager

When someone hears the term "golf pro," the first thing that comes to mind is someone who plays the game on television and travels to world-famous destinations. While that is certainly one aspect of being a golf pro, far more common is the person who serves at a golf course or driving range.
 
A golf pro can wear many hats: manager, teacher, marketer, accountant, businessperson, and salesperson are just a few of the many tasks that come to mind. Some who serve as a golf pro actually try to do all of the above functions, and then some! However, most realize that trying to do to much is counterproductive. Instead, being a golf pro today involves much more specialization than in years past.
 
A golf pro indeed might be a professional player, manager, teacher, etc., but usually they are involved in only one or two of these aspects. As a result, there are more jobs and positions for everyone seeking a job as a golf pro.
 
 

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