Mr. Brad Doey

JACK NICKLAUS said: “We’ve done some research on Georgian College, and we feel you have one of the best programs in North America”

In fact, Mr. Nicklaus delivered his message in person while visiting with Brad and his students in Florida; part of the new education being designed and delivered by Mr. Doey.

Brad is the program coordinator for both the Professional Golf Management diploma program and Georgian College’s new Bachelor of Applied Business – Golf Management degree program.

Brad founded the PGM diploma program in 1996 and proudly launched Canada’s first degree level program in golf management.

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