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FEATUREDSome of the biggest names in senior golf will compete in the Championship, May 22-27, at Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor, Michigan.
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FEATUREDWE ARE GOLF releases report showing $84.1 billion in activity directly driven by golf in 2016, including 1.89 million jobs.
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FEATUREDThe partnership includes rights for the Ryder Cup through 2020 and the PGA Championship through 2019.
- Wronowski will lead the U.S. contingent at Disneyland Paris in Marne-la-Vallée, France, in September.
- The Colonel R. Otto Probst Library, managed by the PGA for more than 40 years, has merged with the USGA’s library.
- Jim Beam Black will be offered onsite beginning in August 100th PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club.
- The golf industry drives $84.1 billion in annual activity; 1.89 million jobs
- Check out the list of players who have committed to compete in the Championship.
- The Wake Forest, North Carolina resident finished at 2-under 214 for the tournament.
- The 11th Junior Ryder Cup will be contested between the U.S. and Europe, Sept. 24-25, at Disneyland Paris
- This new partnership includes rights for the Ryder Cup through 2020, as well as the PGA Championship through 2019.
- The three year agreement is inclusive to the 2018-2020 PGA Championships.
- Clark was previously involved in the Championship as both a player and coach.
- Access up-to-date golf news and detailed information about PGA events.
- Access the 2018 PGA of America online Media Guide.
- U.S. Men’s Curling Team helps to announce return to Hazeltine in 2028.
- Applications must be received no later than Friday June 8, 2018.
- Microsoft will help the U.S. Ryder Cup Team’s decision-making process including the delivery of real-time statistics.
- Cribb is the director of student support for Coastal Carolina University’s PGA Golf Management Program.
- An unwavering love for the game propelled Brown through turbulent times.
- Steve Stricker and Tiger Woods will join Davis Love III as U.S. Ryder Cup Vice Captains in Paris
- Dr. Grant received a U.S. patent in 1899 for the golf tee.
- Shippen competed in six U. S. Open, the last in 1913.
- Women PGA Members will represent their respective countries in the first-of-its-kind team competition.
- The 12 clinics look to welcome more women to the game of golf.
- Frank Esposito Jr. won his second Stroke Play Championship title, having previously won in 2010.
- Grimes held on to win by three strokes over PGA Vice President Suzy Whaley.
- Charlie Sifford found magic when he made his first appearance in the PGA Seniors Championship in 1975.
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- 17 Marriott Golf properties helped to raise funds to support PGA REACH. Donations eclipsed the 2016 campaign by 85 percent.
- Mark Brown and Joshua Rackley made key putts to overcome a one-point deficit with four holes to play in the final round.
- Global Golf Post features PGA Professionals as the backbone of American Golf.
- The partnership looks to connect the Association with talented diverse candidates from underrepresented minority groups.
- The long-term goal of the program is to have a Fellowship in all 41 PGA Sections.
- The campaign emphasizes the “Journeys” that PGA Professionals take to reach the highest level of their career.
- The 2018 season will see exciting updates in programming.
- The report highlights success stories of how the PGA is achieving its strategic mission.
- Playing together for the first time, Darrell Kestner and Sean Quinlivan won the Championship by a shot.
- Rubenstein is the 29th recipient of the award, which recognizes members of the media for their steadfast promotion of golf.
- Golf saved Jon Van Teeckelenburgh life.
- James Mason finished at 9-under 135 on the Wanamaker Course; Mark Mielke won with a birdie putt on the second playoff hole.
- Fran Marrello won the 50-64 age group by four strokes, James Mason captured the 65-and-older division by 11 shots.
- Rich Berberian Jr., Mike Small have won the 2017 OMEGA PGA Professional & Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year awards.
- Zac Oakley, a PGA Assistant Professional, birdied the 18th hole to win his second PGA Tournament Series event this month.
- PGA Chief Executive Officer Pete Bevacqua and co-host Brian Katrek talked with Officers and Leadership.
- It was the third career PGA Tournament Series title for Melton, a PGA Assistant Professional at Radley Run Country Club.
- Bob Sowards, a Dublin, Ohio resident, is tied for seventh on the all-time PGA Tournament Series list.
- The 52nd PGA Professional Championship will be conducted for the first time in the spring, April 28-May 1, 2019.
- The PGA was among the group included in a discussion.
- The two-year sponsorship agreement represents the latest in the car rental brand’s ongoing partnership with the PGA.
- Oakley finished at 8-under 136, two shots ahead of Danny Balin and Brett Walker.
- Reid will oversee the Championship, which will be played at Bethpage State Park’s Black Course.
- Balin made a clutch 5-foot par on the 18th hole to win Event No. 1 of the PGA Tournament Series at PGA Golf Club.
