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**poRmawayncmop** · 01-17-2010, 08:50 AM

That sounds pretty cool. Do they have those around the country?

Kevin

Yes, the schedule is posted on the USGA website (USGA: Home). The fee this year is $300 so you have to really want it. It's 3 days of instruction then an optional exam on the 4th day. You can take the 100 question full test for "official" credit or a 50 question test just for your personal evaluation. or you can just blow off the test. I take the 100 point exam... made 80 2 years ago, slightly above the median of those in the class. It takes a minimum score of 85 to apply to work as rules official in a high level USGA tournament.

I'm hoping that sometime I'll make that.

I'm better with the rules now than I was 2 years ago, so maybe....

01-17-2010, 08:50 AM	#10
poRmawayncmop Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 664 Senior Member	That sounds pretty cool. Do they have those around the country? Kevin Yes, the schedule is posted on the USGA website (USGA: Home). The fee this year is $300 so you have to really want it. It's 3 days of instruction then an optional exam on the 4th day. You can take the 100 question full test for "official" credit or a 50 question test just for your personal evaluation. or you can just blow off the test. I take the 100 point exam... made 80 2 years ago, slightly above the median of those in the class. It takes a minimum score of 85 to apply to work as rules official in a high level USGA tournament. I'm hoping that sometime I'll make that. I'm better with the rules now than I was 2 years ago, so maybe....
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