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Lifetime Professional Development Program
BMI Golf Management
Location:
The Club at Admirals Cove, Jupiter, FL
Dates:
May 2-6, 2016
Prerequisite:
None
Credits:
30 CMI Education Credits
Price:
Member – $2,695 Non-Member – $3,195
In the spring of 2014, the BMI Golf Management moved
to a new venue. The program now includes visits to clubs in
the West Palm Beach area. The Club at Admirals Cove in
Jupiter, FL, will host attendees in lodging rooms on the
property, as well as many of the classroom lectures will take
place at the club as well. During the week, instruction will
also be held at Old Palm Country Club at Frenchman’s
Creek and The Loxahatchee Club. Course content will
include new topics and presenters.
Content:
I.
The History of Golf, Tournament Operations
and Golf Car Management
II.
Key Retail Terms and Practices
III.
Role of the Superintendent and Mechanic
IV.
Turf Maintenance
V.
Golf Course Design, Renovation and Bunkers
VI.
The Rules of Golf (textbook included)
VII.
Golf Instruction
VIII.
USGA Handicapping System
IX.
Preparing for a Major Tournament
X.
Environmental Sustainability
Presented in Partnership With
A Platinum Alliance Partner
Joe Perdue Certification Review Course*
Location:
Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Dates:
November 15-19, 2015
January 24-29, 2016
November 13-18, 2016
Credits:
30 CMI Education Credits
Price:
Member – $1,800 Non-Member – N/A
Please Note: It is recommended that managers take this
course when they are within one year of eligibility to take the
certification exam.
In developing the BMI program, CMI recognized the need for
a multi-day workshop to assist members working toward
CMAA’s Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation.
Typically offered twice each year, this intensive, 40-hour
course provides review sessions based on the 10 club
management competency areas and the learning objectives
identified in the Certification Study Guide (available from
CMAA on a flash drive).
The Certification Review Course is designed to aid managers
in their preparation for the CCM exam but should not take
the place of individual study and preparation. To take the
CCM exam, members must file a petition with the CMAA
National Headquarters. An optional sixth day is provided for
fully-qualified students to take the exam. The exam fee is not
included in the price for this course.
Content:
I.
Club Governance
II.
Food & Beverage Management
III.
Accounting & Financial Management
IV.
Human & Professional Resources
V.
Leadership
VI.
Membership & Marketing
VII.
Golf, Sports & Recreation Management
VIII.
External & Governmental Influences
IX.
Facilities Management
X.
Interpersonal Skills
* The title of this course honors the legacy of Joe Perdue,
CCM, CHE. Joe was instrumental in the development of the
entire BMI program from its inception in 1988 and he was
the primary force behind the growth and development of the
CCM program during that time.
The pre-certification BMI courses do not need to be taken in a particular order.