Pizarro Moreno, a Winter 2022 graduate of the Rutgers Two-Year Certificate Program, is an Assistant in Training at The Country Club in Brookline, MA.
Motivated by the appreciation he receives from golfers when they have a positive experience on his turf, he has a passion for the details and the hard work that go into golf turf management.
Tim Connolly, Director of Golf Course Maintenance Operations at TPC Potomac, offered Rutgers students the opportunity to volunteer at the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship.
Rutgers Turf alumni and students contributed to making the tournament a huge success!
Two-Year Turf Certificate Students Represent Rutgers at the Golf Industry Show (GIS) for the First Time Ever in 2020
Rutgers placed in the top half of the 56 teams competing at the Turf Bowl, and our students look forward to future successes in this event.
Enrolling in the Two-Year Turf Program was a pivotal marker in Eric Ryan’s journey from self-sabotage to career success in the turf industry.
Rutgers Turf alumnus Eric Ryan overcame struggles in his personal life to complete the Two-Year Certificate Program and become an Assistant Superintendent at Sebonack Golf Club.
Michael Knoll managed the 100+ volunteers that helped keep Pebble Beach at peak playability during the 119th US Open championship.
After almost a decade in the corporate world, Michael Knoll decided to change careers and attended Rutgers Professional Golf Turf Management School’s Two-Year Certificate Program.
