Mark Hoffman, a PGM alumnus and current coach of the Humber Varsity Golf Team, earned a spot in the PGA Tour’s 2025 RBC Canadian Open.

The 2024–2025 academic year marked another successful chapter in the Longo Faculty of Business’s ongoing partnership with the National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism in Taiwan.

Humber two-time graduate David Minor always knew his future was in the sports industry.

Professional Golf Management and Marketing students collaborated to plan, promote, and execute a successful retail pop-up sale.

CP24 explores the Golf Management program, showcasing students mastering golf tech, retail, and operations.

The Fairway for All: Inclusive Golf Innovation Hackathon concluded with first-year Professional Golf Management students presenting their ideas.

The Sport Management program achieved a remarkable milestone, with two student groups competing in the National Hockey League Innovation Competition.

Professional Golf Management graduate, Chris McClure, is making waves in the golf industry as the founder of MSD Performance Golf.

Professional Golf Management students gained practical experience by growing different varieties of turf used on golf courses.

Students revolutionized golf with Certified Caddy platforms in the Golf Challenge Finale, showcasing creativity, teamwork, and cutting-edge solutions.

Professional Golf Management student Owen Whittaker, has won the 2024 Club Management Association of Canada (CMAC) Ontario Branch Scholarship.

The Longo Centre for Entrepreneurship in partnership with the Canadian Junior Golf Association, hosted the Golf CJGA Hackathon.

Michael Plumb, a Professional Golf Management student, co-owns RainCheck Golf, a new indoor golf simulator, showcasing his entrepreneurial skills.

Geoff Tait, a Professional Golf Management alumnus, has become one of the most innovative and respected entrepreneurs in Canada’s golf industry.

Professional Golf Management students Jason and Stephen, have launched Blackfire Golf, a clothing and merchandise brand for the golf community.

Professional Golf Management students, faculty, and alumni united for their annual golf tournament, raising funds for PGM student scholarships.

At the 2024 OCAA Golf Championships, PGM students Elaine and Matthew won gold, with the women's team securing gold and the men's team earning silver.

Professional Golf Management graduate and golfer, Joseph D'Alfonso, recognized a gap in the availability of healthy snacks at stores and golf courses.

Sport Business Management students showcased their talents at the Humber BEYOND Summit, an annual event organized as part of their coursework.

Professional Golf Management students participated in a Hackathon organized by the Longo Centre for Entrepreneurship.

Students in the Professional Golf Management program engaged in a multi-day, live-selling exercise held on campus.

Professional Golf Management students joined the PGA of Ontario members for a day dedicated to networking, professional growth, and learning.

The Longo Faculty of Business and Professional Golf Management program celebrated the induction of Bob Beauchemin into the Golf Ontario Hall of Fame.

Professional Golf Management students hosted a series of complimentary golf lessons for Humber faculty and staff members at the on-campus Golf Lab.

Professional Golf Management students visited St. Dorothy Catholic School to introduce the game of golf to elementary students.

Professional Golf Management alumnus, John-Steven Giannantonio, celebrates a career milestone as he assumed the role of Head Golf Professional.

Students in the Golf Management program engaged in a practical exercise centred on retail merchandise buying within the campus Golf Lab retail space.

The Work-Integrated Learning Centre facilitated an industry-focused networking event, fostering connections between students and employers.

On April 9th, the Sport Management program organized a highly anticipated Leadership Summit centred around the theme "TEAM" (Together Everyone Achieves More).

Humber College is proud to announce that Bob Beauchemin, a long-time faculty member and professor of the Professional Golf Management program, has been inducted into the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame.

A recent event at the E Concourse proved to be an exciting opportunity for students enrolled in the Professional Golf Management (PGM) program.

Golf Canada and the Golf Canada Foundation were pleased to announce that Professor Bob Beauchemin has been named the inaugural winner of the Lorie Kane Community Spirit Award.

Sport Business Management students visited the National Hockey League (NHL) offices in Toronto to gain valuable insights from executives in professional sport.

Sport Event Management students delivered the first-ever Humber World Cup in recognition of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the Canadian National Men’s Soccer Team and uniting the community post-pandemic.

Our Humber Hawks Varsity Golf team dominated the CCAA National Championships and won gold across the board in the team and individual medals for both men and women.

On October 11, 2022, we were thrilled to bring back our PGM Student and Alumni Golf Tournament.

125 second-year Sport Management students, as part of their Career Development course, participated in the Virtual Speaker Series with sports industry professionals, many of whom are graduates.

12 Sport Management graduates took advantage of a new pathway into the Bachelor of Commerce - Management Studies program at Humber College.

Toronto FC Sales Account Executive/Humber Sport Business Management Alumni, Maxine Murchie challenged Humber students to develop a Sales Strategy and implement it to sell single tickets.

Dominating from start to finish, the Humber women's golf team captured its 11th OCAA Championship at Crimson Ridge Golf Course.

One hundred and thirty Sport Management advanced diploma students conducted their final assessment with an industry professional from one of twenty-three sports organizations.

Second-year Recreation and Leisure Services students in Professor Sherri Branscombe's Special Event Management course planned and hosted two successful virtual events.

Customer Service Excellence and Quality Management students from the Recreation and Leisure Services program collaborated with industry experts to tackle current recreation sector challenges.

Sport Management students spent the afternoon with 12 staff from Niagara 2021, the Host Society for the 2021 Canada Games in Niagara Region.

The Canadian Society of Club Managers (CSCM) has formed its second official Canadian student branch in the Professional Golf Management Program.