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Risk Management and Accident Prevention in the Golf Arena Having owned an operated a golf facility, as well as possessing a law degree and credentialed as a PGA of America Golf Professional, I have had abundant opportunity to examine golf facilities from the perspective of liability hazards to patrons and employees. Interestingly, many golf courses refuse to undergo an examination of their facility, because "that is what insurance is for." [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Risk Management
Interesting that Golf Courses would not want to protect themselves from potential lawsuits.
I always wondered why they permit alcohol on the golf course. It has never helped the game and I have seen enough damage from golfers drinking on the course that the profit is probably eaten up in repair costs.