View videos and other resources from the 2025 USGA Annual Meeting, which took place on March 1 in Pinehurst, N.C.

By attracting the world’s best players to compete on the game’s greatest courses and provide outstanding experiences for players and fans alike.

By collaborating with The R&A to write, interpret and educate on the four sets of rules that define the game globally.

By distributing innovative products and services to golf courses, clubs and golf associations that improve the quality of the on-course experience and reduce the consumption of critical resources by golf courses.

By partnering with various industry organizations and partners to deliver, programs, education, and services.

By investing and helping to shape programs to ensure the game is accessible and enjoyable to all.

By collecting and preserving important historical artifacts and celebrating the game's great champions and moments.

The USGA’s management team that directs and oversees the Association's day-to-day operations.

The volunteer group that serves as the USGA's executive policy-making board.

A full list of USGA chief executives dating back to the organization's first in 1922.

A full list of USGA presidents dating back to organization's founding in 1894.

View the 2024 USGA Annual Report and Form 990s from 2023.

Presented annually since 1955, the Bob Jones Award recognizes an individual who demonstrates the spirit, personal character and respect for the game exhibited by Jones, winner of nine USGA championships. It is the highest honor bestowed by the USGA.

Presented annually since 1996, the Joe Dey Award recognizes an individual's meritorious service to the game as a volunteer. It is named for Joseph C. Dey Jr., who served as the USGA's executive director from 1934-69 and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1975.

Presented annually since 1961, the USGA Green Section Award recognizes an individual’s distinguished service to the game of golf through his or her work with turfgrass, including research, maintenance and other areas that positively impact the landscape upon which golf is played.

Established in 1987, the Herbert Warren Wind Award recognizes and honors outstanding contributions to golf literature. Named for the famed 20th-century American golf writer, the award acknowledges and encourages outstanding research, writing and publishing about golf. Presented by the USGA Golf Museum, the Wind Award is the top literary prize awarded by the USGA.

Each year, the USGA honors volunteers who have served 25 years with the Ike Grainger Award.