Meet Our Donors

From renowned championships to game-changing research, innovation and education, the USGA does more to advance the game and support its players than any other organization in golf. None of these efforts would be possible without donors like you—who are passionate about the game and want to ensure its vibrancy for generations.

Below, meet some of our donors who are making a significant impact at the United States Golf Association and helping to shape the future of golf.

Humble Start Leads to Great Dedication

A golf enthusiast since age 11, Joe Luigs introduced his wife, Marcia, to the game. The couple is ensuring golf remains available to everyone by including the USGA in their future plans. Read More

For the Good of the Game

Mark Reinemann first played golf when he was a boy. During the summers, neighborhood moms took turns dropping Mark and his friends off at the course shortly after dawn and picking them up just before dusk. Those daylong excursions sparked a lifelong passion for the sport. Read More

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