The Golf Emergency Relief Fund has awarded over $4 million to more than 3,300 individuals seeking assistance during Phase I of the initiative. The Golf Emergency Relief Fund is managed by E4E Relief, an independent, third-party nonprofit, and was initiated by the PGA of America through a lead pledge of $5 million and a matching fund for gifts by third
PGA Tour Champions announced that the 2020 and 2021 seasons will combine to form one season. That means the next Charles Schwab Cup champion will not be crowned until November of 2021. “While we won’t have a Charles Schwab Cup champion in 2020, we feel that the combined schedule for 2020-21 is the best solution for everyone associated with PGA
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Justin Thomas has been named the face of the new PGA Tour video game, PGA Tour 2k21. Thomas joins Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy as cover athletes on a PGA Tour video game. “Being chosen to be the first-ever cover athlete for the premiere PGA TOUR 2K game is a tremendous honor. “I’m excited to join the 2K family and challenge players
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PGA Tour legend Vijay Singh will compete in next month’s Korn Ferry Tour return tournament at TPC Sawgrass, but not without controversy.
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The PGA of America has established the Golf Emergency Relief Fund to provide short-term financial assistance to workers in the golf industry during the coronavirus pandemic. PGA initiated the fund with a lead pledge of $5 million and a matching fund for gifts by third parties of up to $2.5 million. “The golf industry is in an unprecedented crisis, and
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