Curtis Selk of Redmond was among 55 fellow recent graduates that earned associate degrees in Golf Complex Operations and Management from the Golf Academy of America (GAA) in Phoenix, Ariz.

“These students put in a lot of hard work and all of them are now well prepared to step into golf career opportunities anywhere in the country,” said Tim Eberlein, campus director of the Myrtle Beach Golf Academy of America. “Our students are some of the best trained and most knowledgeable golf career professionals in the industry.”

The GAA is the largest and longest-running two-year golf career college in the world and prepares graduates for a wide array of golf career opportunities. For more information, go to www.golfacademy.edu.