Three levels. One passion for teaching.
Compare the pathways and explore each course’s structure, practical learning and next steps.
Assistant course
Assistant Golf Teaching Professional
Start by supporting players.
Level II: assist with clinics and group lessons, and teach under the supervision of a club professional.
Explore the courseCertified course
Certified Golf Teaching Professional
Make teaching your profession.
Develop teaching skills, technical knowledge and coaching to support players and groups independently.
Explore the courseMaster course
Master Golf Teaching Professional
The highest level. Develop your coaching.
Build on your professional experience and deepen your training, coaching and development skills.
Explore the courseCompare the courses
| Course | Direction | Format | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assistant course Level II | Start by supporting players. | Five-day course week | Explore the course |
| Certified course Level III | Make teaching your profession. | Intake + five-day course + five modules + around 82 placement hours + examination | Explore the course |
| Master course Level IV | The highest level. Develop your coaching. | Advanced programme · dates to follow | Explore the course |
Good to know
Is a course week the complete pathway?
This depends on the level. Certified also includes modules, placement and assessments. The final programme will explain this for each level.
Can I start directly with Certified?
The current website describes entry without an Assistant diploma. WGTF will confirm your route and current requirements during a personal consultation.
What are the international opportunities?
We share practical examples and the international network. Opportunities depend on the country, employer and organisation; a diploma does not guarantee a job or a specific membership.
