UNIT 9 - Sport Management - RECREATION MANAGEMENT

Organization made up of club professionals, department heads, and professionals in food and beverage management

A place where people hold a common special interests, experiences, backgrounds, and professions, not opento the public

An organization comprised of more than 28,000 golf professionals who work at golf courses and country clubs

Includes any recreational activity provided by colleges and universities.

Type of activities that take place in natural environments (e.g., camping, canoeing, golfing, etc.)

Knowledge of the regulations that control public use of lands.

Participating in an activity as a spectator.

Recreational activities at the local level, such as those offered by community agencies and recreation departments.

Recreational activities that are offered as a means to improve a participant's physical, emotional, and mental health

Activities or opportunities offered by the state and federal such as state and federal forest and parks departments.

What is a primary responsibility of recreation professionals?the

A facility welcoming participants from nearly all types of backgrounds to play golf and enjoy the offerings of the club.

Recreational programs are offered by the armed services for military personnel and their families on bases.