Which members are considered as "A-1"?

"A-1" members refer specifically to PGA members who are employed at recognized golf courses, which are typically facilities that meet certain standards set by the PGA in terms of quality of services and management. This designation emphasizes the role these members play in managing and providing golf-related services at facilities that offer golf as a primary activity.

Recognized golf courses are usually defined as those operating under established guidelines that ensure a quality golfing experience, contributing to the overall professionalism and golf industry standards. This affiliation indicates that A-1 members have met the necessary criteria to be classified as professional members within the PGA who have responsibilities that include teaching golf, managing operations, and providing customer service at these high-standard golf venues.

In contrast, the other options involve different contexts or roles that do not fit the specific criteria for "A-1" membership. For example, members in administrative roles or those working at golf ranges might have different classifications and do not provide the same level of services associated with recognized golf courses. Interns in golf management typically are still in training and do not hold the same status as fully recognized professionals.

Thus, the classification of “A-1” is both a mark of distinction and a reflection of the commitment that PGA members have to uphold the integrity and