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The Study of Evaluation of Golf Courses in Taiwan

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The purpose of this study was to establish a golf course rating system in Taiwan.

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The rating system included two damnations: 1. Golf course planning and design; 2.

Golf course management. The study applied Babbie’s(1990) theory to verify the reliability and validity of the golf course rating system. To verify reliability, the researchers surveyed golf players, sponsors of golf tournament, and professional golfers.

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The results showed that Coefficient alpha reliability estimates all exceed 0.95. To prove validity, the researchers reviewed relevant literature and established focus groups to discuss the face and content validity of this rating system. The results indicated that the face and content validity of the rating system were satisfied.

The researchers also surveyed golf players, sponsors of golf tournament, and professional golfers to verify criterion-related validity and construct validity. The criterion-related and construct validity of rating system were significant. However, the sub-rating system, golf management, was not significant in construct validity.

The researchers suggested that the following studies may improve the construct validity in the rating system. Overall, the reliability and validity of “Golf Course Rating System in Taiwan” were satisfied.

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