GolfRSA
We are excited to announce the launch of our nationwide GolfRSA Training Program in July.
The program, supported by funding from the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, will be powered by The Club Management Association of Southern Africa (CMASA).
The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture (DSAC) had granted us funding of R900 000 to spend on the GolfRSA Training Program over the next three years and we are grateful to DSAC for supporting our desire to invest in employees in the golf industry at all levels across South Africa.
Through upskilling, we aim to offer employees the opportunity to develop new abilities and we are delighted to partner with CMASA, who will drive this initiative on behalf of GolfRSA.
Visit the GolfRSA website https://www.golfrsa.com/
The Association of Residential Communities (ARC)
The Association of Residential Communities (ARC) and The Club Management Association of Southern Africa (CMASA) are pleased to announce that they have embarked on an exciting new Fellowship in the industry.
Both Members of ARC and CMASA overlap extensively, and by working together ARC and CMASA believe they can assist estate and club managers to create well informed and future proof golf estates.
The aim of the Fellowship is to create synergy for golf estates to have access to the latest Updates, Information & Resources, Education, Training and Compliance from both Associations.
Tennis South Africa
Tennis South Africa (TSA) and The Club Management Association of Southern Africa (CMASA) are pleased to announce that they have embarked on an exciting new Fellowship in the club industry.
Both Member Clubs of Tennis SA and the Club Management Association of Southern Africa overlap extensively, and by working together TSA and CMASA believe they can assist club managers and their staff to create well informed and future proof clubs.
The aim of the Fellowship is to create synergy for all clubs to have access to the latest TSA Updates, Information & Resources, and to encourage them to join CMASA to gain access to club specific education through CMASA’s Education, Training and Compliance offerings
Visit the TSA Website – https://www.tennissa.co.za/
Central Gauteng Golf Union
Central Gauteng Golf Union is the governing body of amateur golf in the Central Gauteng area. Our role is to look after the interests of our 31 clubs and over 19 000 golfers in our region. One of the ways we aim to do this is through educational support for our clubs. For this reason we have partnered with CMASA to offer our clubs educational sessions as well as tailor-made educational packages for our smaller clubs, at no cost to the club. We believe that by adding value to our clubs, they can then add value to our golfers – stronger clubs, stronger game.
Visit the CGGU website https://www.cggu.co.za/
The Turf Grass Managers Association Gauteng (TGMA)
The Turf Grass Managers Association Gauteng (TGMA) and The Club Management Association of Southern Africa (CMASA) are pleased to announce that they have embarked on an exciting new Fellowship in the club industry. Both Member Clubs of the Turf Grass Managers Association of Gauteng & the Club Management Association of Southern Africa overlap extensively. Through this Fellowship CMASA will be able to seamlessly share upcoming Education, Training and Compliance information through TGMA to the Turf Mangers.
TGMA Gauteng Chairman Henk Buitendach: “We are really excited about this journey and look forward to many years of friendship with CMASA. To give back to the industry in the form of education is what we are all about. Our vision has and always will be to create a platform where individuals can grow into a better version of themselves through informative and relevant education. Getting to do this in partnership with The Club Management Association of South Africa makes the journey all the better.
CMASA CEO Roxanne Reeves: ‘’We look forward to building a long-lasting fellowship with the Turf Grass Managers Association of Gauteng and we are committed to holding hands with the clubs while we ensure their training, education and compliance needs are taken care of through our all-inclusive education membership module that we launched in March 2021.’’
Click Here to find out more about the fellowship
THE PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS ASSOCIATION OF SA
The decision to segment the education within the golf industry to ensure that all areas are suitably covered to ensure continued upskilling and competent staff to drive the sport forward is an exciting collaboration between the PGASA and CMASA. The industry will truly benefit from this sharing of skills and expertise to the benefit of both Memberships
Click Here to be directed to the PGA website
BUSINESS OF GOLF MAGAZINE
Some key facts about South Africa’s premier golf business publication, are that it is structured as an NPO, its readership has grown by over 800% since the magazine’s first issue in June 2021 and its content reaches all of SA golfers each month. Its content also has an extended global audience, through the network of the publication’s managing editor – John Cockayne – within which network, BGM content is shared with a number of top golf business, tourism and travel publications in South Africa, UK, Ireland and the EU.
BGM is not just a magazine, but a marketing platform, and each of its client relationships are customised, and designed to put any golf business, club or golf resort in front of their key consumer audiences throughout the year, while offering great interactive branding opportunities.
What some of BGM’s clients have to say:
“I find this publication not only brings the industry together, but it is also a forum where we, as leaders and professionals, can share in our experiences, challenges, and successes. It is in this sharing that we are all able to continue to learn, and better ourselves in the journey to becoming the true custodians of this great industry.
This magazine is what we needed, and I am pleased that it is something we can all contribute to and benefit from. I certainly enjoy reading it, as I am sure you all do too.”
Damian Wrigley – General Manager of Pearl Valley.
“Finally – a magazine about the golf industry, which is by us and for us”.
Peter Dros – former Director of Sales and Marketing at Fancourt.