Busy year for Myerscough golf students kicks off with work at major championships
Published: Monday 5 October 2026Work at major events has kicked off a packed academic year for Myerscough College and University Centre’s golf students.
A group of students, along with Myerscough golf lecturer Jordan Brookes and coach Harry Redman, headed to Scotland to work at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship to assist with scoring operations for the week on the DP World Tour.
The students and staff assisted with the on-course scoring during the tournament, operating 'inside the ropes', in an unforgettable industry experience, getting up close with some of the game’s biggest names and celebrity amateur players.
Students can now look forward to the rest of the year packed with many further activities to complement their study programmes, designed for them to gain valuable work experience in the golf industry.
Myerscough’s golf management programme has provided a wide view of the golf industry for decades, including working at key events in the calendar that in the past thave included the Ryder Cup, the Portugal Masters and the BMW PGA Championship.
This ensures students leave Myerscough with a sector-leading qualification and transferrable skills that can be used outside of the golf industry, such as marketing, event management, finance and human resources.
