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Superintendent's Handbook of Financial Management, Revised Edition

ISBN: 978-0-471-46319-1

October 2003

192 pages

Description
The updated edition of the industry standard for making sound financial decisions

Strong financial management is essential to maintaining the highestquality playing conditions on every golf course. Through a clear and thorough explanation of basic accounting principles, the Superintendent’s Handbook of Financial Management, Revised Edition provides the necessary tools to manage the daily financial operations of private, semiprivate, and municipal golf courses.

Fully updated to address recent changes in the Uniform Accounting System, this helpful tool for understanding and making sound financial decisions discusses records and procedures, details and analyzes the golf course operating statement, and presents:

  • Two major statements–the income statement and the balance sheet
  • Techniques for analyzing financial statements
  • A model for determining the break-even point for golf courses
  • The budget process, preparation techniques, and control procedures
  • Methods of analyzing purchase decisions, repair vs. replace, and other nonroutine decisions
  • Worked-out solutions for solving and preventing commonly encountered problems

Developed as a guide for passing the financial section of the GCSAA certification examination, the Superintendent’s Handbook of Financial Management, Revised Edition is a valuable tool for golf course superintendents, owners, and managers.

About the Author
RAYMOND S. SCHMIDGALL, PhD, CPA, is the Hilton Hotels Professor of Hospitality Financial Management at Michigan State University.
New to Edition
  1. Fully updated throughout to address recent changes in Uniform Accounting System.
Features
  1. First edition has become the standard industry tool for understanding and making sound financial decisions.
  2. GCSAA recommended study guide for passing the financial section of their certification examination.
  3. Author is the industry's leading authority on the financial practices of a golf-course superintendent.