Golf club managers and greenkeepers recommended 5% PAY RISE
Golf club managers and greenkeepers across Great Britain have been recommended a 5% increase in salaries, according to the Committee for Golf Club Salaries (CGCS).
Golf club managers and greenkeepers across Great Britain have been recommended a 5% increase in salaries, according to the Committee for Golf Club Salaries (CGCS).
The CGCS is made up of The PGA, England Golf, Golf Club Managers' Association and the British & International Golf Greenkeepers Association.
The 5% increase in pay has come about due to the dramatic increase in participation of golfers during the Covid pandemic, as well being calculated due to the current rise in inflation.
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According to their findings, the CGCS has created four salary calculators - one for club managers and three for greenkeeping roles (course manager / head greenkeeper, deputy and assistant).
If you would like more information about these calculators, they are available at golfclubsalaries.org.uk/salary-calculators/
CGCS has also advised that golf clubs across Great Britain give serious consideration to the mental health and general well-being of staff during these difficult times in a global pandemic.
