There are more than two million jobs within the $84 billion golf industry, but only a small fraction are held by those from a range of backgrounds. As part of the ongoing effort to address those ...

The Golf Handicap & Information Network® Presented by Sentry Insurance brings together golfers of all playing abilities with innovative products to drive engagement and bring out the best in your game ...

The authorized golf association having jurisdiction in an area is responsible for declaring the duration of any inactive season. Any non-member club of an authorized golf association must observe any ...

Understanding Pace of Play Video Series A six-part video series explaining how golfers and facilities alike can help improve golf's pace of play ...

What’s a Handicap Index? A Handicap Index is a measure of your demonstrated playing ability - in other words, your potential. It doesn’t reflect your average score - instead it’s calculated from your ...

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Founded in 1991, the P.J. Boatwright Internship Program has created meaningful career pathways in golf for 35 years. Its long-term impact can be seen across Allied Golf Associations nationwide, where ...

The following GHIN Terms of Service (“Agreement”) govern your use of this website and products (“GHIN Websites”) and associated mobile applications (“GHIN ...

Come join us this summer at our Open Championships! Whether you work in on-site activation, operations or with our volunteers, you will gain valuable experience and see firsthand how an exemplary golf ...

On behalf of the USGA Handicap Department, thank you for your interest in the World Handicap System™! The following e-Learning course was created to assist Allied Golf Associations in the United ...

Fred Perpall, of Dallas, Texas, is in his sixth year on the USGA Executive Committee and second as president of the USGA. Perpall is the chief executive officer of The Beck Group. He leads the ...

Q. I have interference from an out of bounds fence, stake or wall – what are my options? A. You do not get free relief from objects that define or mark the course boundary. You may not move objects ...