
Industry Awards
Regional Golf Course of the Year

Metropolitan Golf Course of the Year

Regional Golf Facility of the Year
The Regional Golf Facility of the Year Award recognises a facility which has shown a high standard of performance across a number of areas in 2019. The award is judged primarily on the following criteria:
Membership retention and growth
Financial performance
Clubhouse operations
Golf Course operations
Contribution to the Community
Participation and number of rounds
Metropolitan Golf Facility of the Year
The Metropolitan Golf Facility of the Year Award recognises a facility which has shown a high standard of performance across a number of areas in 2019. The award is judged primarily on the following criteria:
- Membership retention and growth
- Financial performance
- Clubhouse operations
- Golf Course operations
- Contribution to the Community
- Participation and number of rounds
Outstanding Game Development
This category identifies individuals within the industry whom have made a significant contribution to increasing the development of golf in 2019 – in a paid or voluntary capacity. This may be through junior programmes, indigenous programmes, increasing female participation or general membership levels. The recipient may be an employee within the golf industry, a volunteer, a competitor, a coach or anyone, whose contributions have been significant and resulted in positive outcomes for the sport.Volunteer of the Year

Employee of the Year

Golf Industry Recognition Award
In recognition of a person’s significant contribution to the game of golf in Western Australia and Australia. This award is selected by the Golf Industry Awards committee.
Outstanding Golf Achievement
This award recognizes an individual as The Western Australian Golfer of the Year for their outstanding golfing achievements in 2019
For more information on the PGA of Australia’s Awards Process and Nominations, please visit the PGA of Australia website.
PGA Awards
Hilary Lawler Club Professional of the Year
The WA Club Professional of the Year award is designed to acknowledge and reward PGA Club Professionals who are the lead golf operations individuals at a facility and have excelled in their business and service to members and the community.WA PGA Coach of the Year
The WA PGA Coach of the Year is designed to acknowledge the achievements of PGA Members who have demonstrated exceptional results as coaching professionals or elite amateurs and have built a profile within the industry.PGA Management Professional of the Year
The PGA Management of the year is designed to recognise the achievements of PGA Members in roles within the industry which require the use of management skills. Such role is not limited to role title, rather identified by the nominee controlling or managing all or part of a business with direct staffing responsibility.
PGA Game Development Professional of the Year
The PGA State Game Development Professional of the Year Award is designed to acknowledge the achievements of PGA Members who are contributing to the industry through grass roots game development.
The award is to be based upon the achievements of the member in relation to the following criteria:
1. Junior Development, participation and Inclusive Coaching Programs
2. Results of participants
3. Promotion of Golf, Game Development and Community Engagement
4. ACE Status and Personal Continuing Education
PGA Tournament of the Year
All PGA sanctioned Open style events qualify for the Tournament of the year Award. The award is voted on by the PGA professionals who participate in these events.
For more information on the PGA of Australia’s Awards Process and Nominations, please visit the PGA of Australia website.
Superintendents Awards
Environmental Award Nomination Form
Superintendent of the Year

The applicant must be a financial A class member of the GCSAWA employed as a Superintendent within the last 24 months. The Superintendent must also be able to demonstrate improvements to the golf course within that time frame. The applicant needs to demonstrate the ability to hold a tournament, show course improvements beyond the regular maintenance and improve the golf course during the existing budget. They need to show initiative and maintenance techniques that are original and only used at the home club, and be able to overcome barriers to improve or construct areas on the course.
Apprentice of the Year
The apprentice must have completed a golf course apprenticeship including three years at TAFE completing all turf industry units. They must have shown above average skills and motivation during the three years of their apprenticeship. Other qualities shown are high academic achievements as well as a desire to progress to be a Superintendent. As part of this award you are required to represent WA to compete for the Toro national award at the AGCSA conference. Applicants need to show how the award will assist their career path and demonstrate their achievements both on job and academically.
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