PGA of America

A former executive at the PGA of America gives his view of the golf industry and the opportunity in front of it

The mesmerizing PGA Championship never would have happened if the PGA Tour hadn’t been a leader in restarting play, with proper safety precautions, 2½ months ago. So, enjoy the rest of the golf season and try not to fret about the absence of football this fall

Boxing’s ‘Brown Bomber’ went toe-to-toe with the PGA of America on Jan. 13, 1952, in California over the ‘Caucasian only’ clause

The bottom line always prevails for the PGA of America and other governing bodies, John Hawkins contends, but Mike Purkey says that the Western U.S. deserves its share of golf's premier events

Sure, Bryson DeChambeau kicked sand in the faces of some weaklings in Detroit last month, but can he stand toe to toe with golf’s major players this week at the PGA Championship and win his biggest prize yet? Don’t bet on it

With only 1 PGA Tour start since mid-February, a forgettable T-40 at Memorial, Woods faces a tall order this week at TPC Harding Park. Then again, he is Tiger Woods, so don’t count him out entirely … just yet, at least

Former PGA winners John Daly and Vijay Singh pull out of the season’s 1st major championship

Detroit Golf Club renames its Horton Smith Invitational as the Michigan Medal Play, following the lead by the PGA of America in distancing itself from the late 2-time Masters champion and supporter of the PGA’s former ‘Caucasian only’ membership clause

Alex Miceli questions the recent White House decision to grant the PGA Tour – just in time for this week's WGC event and then next week’s PGA Championship – a lot of latitude in admitting foreign golfers ‘from bubble to bubble’ to the U.S. to compete and avoid quarantine restrictions