The Inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open Championship is the latest manifestation of the USGA's organizational commitment to accessibility that began in earnest more than 30 years ago.

The USGA’s decision to open a Golf House Pinehurst and commit to five U.S. Opens at Pinehurst No. 2 between now and 2047 marked the organization’s first overt indication that it is considering ...

The United States rosters for the 2025 World Amateur Team Championships have been set. The USGA announced Tuesday the three ...

To help supers deliver on both of those responsibilities (while also helping them making their courses more sustainable), the USGA has released new tools that allow courses to better track their ...

Despite calls from golfers to expand the checking of drivers across the field, USGA CEO Mike Whan says the governing body has no plans to change the way it conducts testing.

The USGA accepted a record total of 2,107 entries for the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach.

The USGA accepted 1,897 entries, the second-highest total in championship history, at Lancaster Country Club in 2024. The record of 2,107 entries was established for the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open ...

The USGA will establish “Golf House Pinehurst” to include a new equipment-testing facility, innovation hub, museum/visitor center and offices by 2023, and host 5 U.S. Opens by 2047.

According to John Bodenhamer, the USGA’s chief championships officer, about a third of the field, a little more than 50 players, were tested this week at Oakmont. The USGA does not publish the ...

The LPGA and USGA updated their gender policies for competition eligibility, allowing only athletes assigned female at birth or assigned male at birth who did not undergo male puberty to compete ...

Mike Davis, the CEO and executive director of the USGA, will leave the governing body by the end of 2021 to pursue a lifelong passion.

The USGA is debuting a new hole for the championship that has never been used at the previous three US Opens at The Country Club (1913, 1963, 1988).