2010 PGA Playing Ability Test

Monday, October 11, 2010

The Arlington Club - Richmond, KY

 www.arlington.eku.edu

One of the following must be completed within two years prior to registering into the PGA Professional Golf Management Program:

   1. Pass the 36-hole Player's Ability Test or;

   2. Attempt the PAT at least once within the two years prior to registering into the 
        PGA PGM Program. Within that time frame, shoot one 18-hole score in a PAT
        that is equal to or less than the PAT target score for 18- holes, plus 5 strokes.
        Note: Each PAT score has a validity date of two years.

The 36-hole PAT remains valid during the Acceptable Progress period. An individual who enters the PGA Professional Golf Management Program after achieving only option (b) above, must pass the 36-hole PAT prior registering for the Level 3 Checkpoint. In order pass the 36-hole PAT, you must achieve a 36-hole score within 15 shots of the course rating. For example, if the course rating is 72, the target score for the 36-holes would be 159 (72 x 2 = 144 + 15 = 159). This competition is normally conducted in one day.

HOST PGA PROFESSIONAL: Patrick Williams, PGA