March 27, 2024
This week, UNLV College of Hospitality’s PGA Golf Management program had the privilege of hosting professional golfer Seamus Power. During his visit, Power engaged in a comprehensive golf kinematic and kinetic evaluation, utilizing the program’s state-of-the-art tools. Power’s presence marked a significant opportunity for students and faculty to gain insights into the intricacies of elite-level golf performance.
A standout moment from Power’s career occurred at last year’s Master’s Tournament, where he achieved the remarkable feat of hitting back-to-back hole-in-ones—an accomplishment that underscored his exceptional skill and precision on the course. His expertise and experience served as invaluable resources during the evaluation process, offering students first hand exposure to the techniques and strategies employed by a professional golfer of his caliber.
The collaboration between Power and UNLV College of Hospitality’s PGA Golf Management program exemplifies the program’s commitment to providing students with real-world learning opportunities and access to industry leaders. By engaging in hands-on evaluations alongside a seasoned professional like Power, students were able to deepen their understanding of golf biomechanics and performance analysis, enhancing their skills and knowledge for future careers in the field.
The visit also highlighted the importance of ongoing research and innovation within the realm of golf management. Through cutting-edge tools and methodologies, such as kinematic and kinetic evaluations, UNLV’s program continues to contribute to the advancement of golf science, paving the way for new insights and developments in the sport.
Overall, Seamus Power’s visit was not only a testament to his impressive achievements but also a testament to the collaborative spirit and educational excellence embodied by UNLV College of Hospitality’s PGA Golf Management program. The program remains dedicated to shaping the future of golf management and fostering the next generation of leaders in the field.
