Ten members of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) have been selected for the Bernhard Academy Links to Success United Kingdom 2025, and they will attend the 2025 BTME conference in Harrogate, England, in January.
For more than two decades, Bernhard has selected 10 members of the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association (BIGGA) to attend the GCSAA Conference and Trade Show in the US to experience the show, and through this programme, North American superintendents will now have the opportunity for a similar experience in the UK.
“We are very proud to introduce this initiative to GCSAA members,” Bernhard & Company’s Education Director Sami Strutt said. “We look forward to welcoming the selected ten to the UK to visit BTME, the largest turf exhibition outside the US and to take part in the Continue to Learn education programme in Harrogate. We’re excited to get them to explore British turf practices and discover iconic golf courses.“
While in the UK, the GCSAA delegation will experience traditional links courses, get an inside look of an Open Championship venue, discover the heritage of the first Ryder Cup venue, attend the BTME annual conference, have global networking opportunities and more.
The members of the Bernhard Academy Links to Success United Kingdom 2025 class are:
“The Links to Success programme will no doubt strengthen international relationships within the industry,” said GCSAA chief operating officer Kevin Sunderman. “This opportunity will benefit not only the GCSAA members involved but will enhance the future of the game of golf.”
To learn more, visit www.gcsaa.org/foundation/education/links-to-success
To find out more about the Bernhard Academy, visit www.bernhardacademy.co.uk
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