Our Mission
Hong Kong Pro Golf Club was established in 1997 for the sole purpose of promoting a sense of friendship and a felling of camaraderie in our golfing community and especially amongst our loyal members.
Our Mission is to provide an enhanced atmosphere full of exciting and challenging golf games, as well the opportunity for friends and strangers to come together and compete freely and equitably in the highest standard of this great game.
This Club belongs to all of us, and it is up to each of us to do our part in making sure we treat each other and all other members of the Hong Kong golfing community with the same respect and dignity that we wish for ourselves and our families. In doing so, we are setting a standard for all future Clubs in Hong Kong to adhere to.
Take pride in this Club, YOUR club.....we certainly take pride in its members!
Director of Golf
AL Morales grew up in Miami, Florida and started playing golf at the young age of 11. He always had a constant desire to be around the game of golf.
AL is a PGA Member and a Graduate of the PGA of America Professional Golf Management Program. The PGA-PGM is a 4 year/600-hour comprehensive course preparing USPGA Professionals for all aspects of the Golf industry.
- Swing Concepts of Teaching
- Junior Golfer Development
- Computer Analysis of the Swing
- Golf Psychology
- Advanced Rules of Golf
- Customer Relations
- Tournament Operations
- Business Planning & Operations
- Golf Club Design & Repair
- CPR/First Aid
- Supervising & Delegating
- Merchandising & Inventory
- Food and Beverage Management
- Golf Car Fleet Management
- Caddie Development
- Golf Range Management
- Golf Facility Design
- Golf Course Design
- Business Communications
- Turf-grass Management
AL turned pro in 1989 and to date has logged more 30,000 hours of teaching golfers of all levels from as young as 2 years old to as senior as 82. From total Beginners to Scratch Players and not to mention the Physically Challenged. However, his favorite students are the kids.
AL is quoted as saying that "The Future of Golf is in the Grips of Our Children"
