Sustainability and the USGA

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2023 Davis Grants Reinforce Commitment to Reduce Water Use

2023 Davis Grants Reinforce Commitment to Reduce Water Use

U.S. Open Community Programs to Leave Lasting Impact in L.A.

U.S. Open Community Programs to Leave Lasting Impact in L.A.

USGA, TCC, Brookline Plan Environmentally Friendly Open

USGA, TCC, Brookline Plan Environmentally Friendly Open

“It’s not enough to simply love this game and celebrate its current growth. We’ve got to respect the game enough to truly care about how we leave it for the generations that will follow us. We all need to appreciate the importance of improving golf’s sustainability footprint and be committed to identifying new ways to reduce golf’s resource consumption.” - Mike Whan, USGA CEO

A Sustainable Game:

- Has a positive impact on the environment

- Is accessible and welcoming to all who want to play

- Is financially viable for every type of golf course

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The USGA is committed to ensuring that golf maintains a positive relationship with its surroundings and promoting the important environmental benefits that the game brings to local communities. Click for more.

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Golf is at its best when it’s open and accessible for everyone to enjoy for a lifetime. Through its network of allied golf associations and investment in key programs and services, the USGA serves millions of golfers and professionals at all levels of the game through increased access and stronger engagement. Click for more.

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It’s critical to the long-term health of golf that all golf courses - from municipal to private – can remain economically viable so that they may be enjoyed by all who want to play the game. Learn more about the USGA’s commitment to ensuring the financial health of the game. Click for more.

USGA Golf Sustainability Colleagues – Working Together for a Healthier Future for Golf