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Essential Tools to Catapult your Teaching Business to Higher Revenues
The PGTAA has arranged discounts for you should you avail yourself to our preferred vendors.

PGTAA Endorsed Products

Cohn Certification

Become a Golf Mental Coach

Golfers Mental Edge Program

Cohn Certification

Increase you credibility & income
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Web Design, SEO & Online Marketing Services

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Web Design | SEO | Online Marketing

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Club Champion

JC Video

Golf Analysis Video

Booking System, Organizer, Management System & Training Diary

Special PGTAA pricing for all your teaching & training aids.

 

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS OF THE PGTAA

THE CLASS A PGTAA MASTER TEACHING PROFESSIONAL designation is awarded upon the SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION of the:

The Certified Class A PGTAA Master Golf Teaching Professional

All Class A PGTAA Master Golf Teaching Professionals have earned this designation through hard work and a commitment and desire to improve their student’s golf game and a desire to further excellence in golf teaching.

They have earned the right to call themselves a “Certified Class A PGTAA Master Golf Teaching Professional,” and have demonstrated a teaching knowledge and ability to the highest order.

What you can Expect From Your PGTAA Coach

 

  • Initial & Ongoing Assessments of your abilities
  • Establishing Personal Goals
  • Mastering (Nailing) the Fundamentals
  • Understanding & Implementing Cutting Edge Teaching Technology
  • Driving Range & On-Course Drills –taking your range game onto the golf course
  • Understanding the Mental Game Prep & Course Management Strategy and Scoring

 

You can click here to download the Fully Certified Member logo

 

 

 

The PGTAA Associate Member

PGTAA Associate Members are those members currently studying for their Class A PGTAA Master Teaching Professional Designation. They may have completed their written examination successfully but not completed their PAT requirements and vice versa. An Associate member may give lessons provided he identifies himself with the words “Associate Member” when describing their PGTAA membership status.

An associate member is not allowed to describe themselves as a “PGTAA Professional” or a “Certified Class A Professional teacher/member,” for example.

Allowable phraseology would be similar to: “PGTAA Associate Member Teaching Professional” and “PGTAA Associate Member.”

You can click here to download the Associate Member logo