So all can Love this Game

We exist to impact lives through golf. By creating access to the game and industry we are developing lifelong players, future leaders, and creating lasting communities for today, tomorrow and generations to come.

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Why golf?

To us, golf is more than a game — it’s a path forward, it helps us create community, allows us to get outside and celebrate the big and small moments. Golf is a connecting point where our differences don’t matter, and where all of us get the chance to be ourselves. For those reasons, and so many others, are why we are steadfast to ensure all can learn to love this game.

Plain and simple, more and more people are playing and enjoying the game of golf. In 2025, more than 48 million people in the U.S. participated in the game both on and off the course. Additionally, golf is a $102 billion industry — making opportunities limitless for one to pursue their dream career.

It’s about creating invitation and access to the game — we do this in three ways.
Youth
PGA Jr. League
In 2025, 3,096 PGA Jr. League Scholarships gave kids the chance to learn, play, and grow together through the game of golf – all through a fun, team environment.
Military
PGA HOPE
In its ten-year history, more than 65,000 Veterans have been served through the power of golf and PGA HOPE — creating newfound community and wellness.
Underserved Communities
PGA WORKS
Since 2017, PGA WORKS has created opportunity for 150 college graduates to make an impact in the game of golf, shaping future leaders both in the game and beyond.
What We’re Up To

Discover the latest and greatest from the PGA of America REACH Foundation & learn all about the latest updates, stories, events and more.

A Summer to Remember: Days in the Life with our PGA WORKS Fellows and the Underrated Golf Tour
The long, summer days are built for memories made on the golf course – whether you’re picking up a club for the first time or playing competitively across the country. As part of their experiences, a select few PGA WORKS Fellows are gaining invaluable access and exposure to one of the game’s most lucrative junior tours – the Underrated Golf Tour presented by KPMG.
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Scott Kmiec Named Executive Director of the PGA of America REACH Foundation
The PGA of America named Scott Kmiec the Executive Director of the PGA of America REACH Foundation. Kmiec will be based at the Home of the PGA of America in Frisco, Texas and will oversee strategic, financial, and operational leadership for the 501(c)(3) charitable foundation.
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CHASKA, MN - JUNE 28: A participant and instructor fist bump during a clinic during the final round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club on Sunday, June 28, 2026 in Chaska, Minnesota. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/PGA of America)
KPMG Women’s PGA Championship Honors Veterans with PGA HOPE Women’s Clinic
Championship Sunday at Hazeltine National Golf Club is as much about bringing people together as it is about the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship leaderboard. Women Veterans representing more than 15 PGA HOPE locations across Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin were honored at Hazeltine National’s Golf Performance Center with a PGA HOPE Women’s Clinic.
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WATCH: Our Impact at the 2026 PGA Championship
During the PGA Championship Range Show powered by T-Mobile at Aronimink Golf Club, we heard first-hand how the PGA of America REACH Foundation is making an impact not just during the week of the PGA Championship, but year-round.
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Stories
A Summer to Remember: Days in the Life with our PGA WORKS Fellows and the Underrated Golf Tour
Stories
Scott Kmiec Named Executive Director of the PGA of America REACH Foundation
Kmiec to oversee strategic, financial and operational leadership for the 501(c)(3) Charitable Foundation.
Stories
KPMG Women’s PGA Championship Honors Veterans with PGA HOPE Women’s Clinic
Women’s Golf Clinic Brings Veterans Together at Hazeltine National Golf Club
Stories
PGA of America REACH Foundation and Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Award Grants to 32 First Tee Chapters
$7.6 Million Investment to Fund 6,000 PGA Jr. League Scholarships and Expand Golf Access for Youth Nationwide
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