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8. A person performs the normal duties of a shop clerk, gives no instruction and otherwise does not violate the rules except by calling himself an assistant professional. Has he forfieted his amateur status for identifying himself as a professioanl? - Top

Yes. Other examples of violations are, Advertising for a golf professional's position, filing a resume for employment with an agency for professionals, executing an agreement with a future sponsor and enrolling in a PGA business school. - Updated: August 10, 2005

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This sections deals with questions regarding general amateur status questions

8. A person performs the normal duties of a shop clerk, gives no instruction and otherwise does not violate the rules except by calling himself an assistant professional. Has he forfieted his amateur status for identifying himself as a professioanl? - Top: Yes. Other examples of violations are, Advertising for a golf professional's position, filing a resume for employment with an agency for professionals, executing an agreement with a future sponsor and enrolling in a PGA business school. - Updated: August 10, 2005