Minnesota and North Dakota ranked number two and number one respectively in golf courses per capita. It's a rapidly growing industry that needs graduates with practical training and advanced technological skills. The program blends science, technology, business management. Industry enthusiasm for the program has been tremendous. Golf Clubs rely on memberships and fees.
Customers expect and deserve beautiful facilities and quality services.
This program is for students who are thinkers as well as doers. They like the outdoors, and they like people. UMC's new bachelor of science degree program in Golf Facilities and Turf Systems Management begins in the fall of 1999. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Comment to Webmaster .