The Competency Management Model for Golf Caddie in Thailand Golf Courses

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  • narin supsil Program Sport and Entertainment Business Sripatum University

Keywords:

Caddy performance, caddie in Thailand golf courses

Abstract

           The research objectives 1.) To study the performance model of caddies operating in golf courses in Thailand. 2.) For the influence of the cause variables on the effect variables of the performance model of caddies operating in golf courses in Thailand. 3.) To develop a performance model of caddies operating in golf courses in Thailand. This research is an explanatory research mixed method research through in-depth interviews to lead the concept review. Appropriate theories for defining conceptual framework and building questionnaire tools for data collection and statistical analysis by Structural Equation Model (SEM) And confirm the performance model with a qualitative research process through focus group research.
           The results show that the structural equation model, the causal model that affects the performance model of the caddy operating at the golf course in Thailand With harmony Based on the results of the Chi-Square, equals 142.847, df is 105, P-value is 0.058, GFI is 0.961, AGFI is 0.939, CFI is 0.995, RMSEA is 0.023 The guidelines for improving the performance of caddies operating in golf courses in Thailand can be developed by training. In matters of regulation Golf tournament game Knowledge of golf etiquette areas Detailed knowledge of the field in which the caddies acts. In which the organization must support technological innovation resources to assist in work And motivate, power, or drive from the inside of the caddy In order to maximize benefits and quality in developing the performance of the caddies operating in golf courses in Thailand.

 

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