United States Golf Association

The United States Golf Association (USGA) is a non-profit organization based in Liberty Corner, New Jersey. The USGA employs 593 individuals and generates annual revenue of $225.5 million. Established in 1894, the organization is dedicated to celebrating, serving, and advancing the game of golf through a variety of initiatives. The USGA is renowned for organizing major professional and amateur golf championships, including the prestigious U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open. In collaboration with The R&A, the USGA establishes and maintains a global set of rules governing the sport, encompassing playing conditions, equipment standards, handicapping systems, and amateur status regulations. The USGA’s Campus in Liberty Corner houses the Association's Research and Test Center, where scientific advancements are driving innovation and sustainability within the sport. The campus also features the USGA Golf Museum, a world-class repository of golf artifacts, offering a rich historical perspective on the game. For additional information about the USGA and its programs, please visit their website at usga.org.