The United States Golf Association (USGA) is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the integrity of golf while promoting its growth and sustainability. Founded in 1920, the USGA plays a pivotal role in overseeing 14 national championships, including the iconic U.S. Open and U.S. Women's Open, fostering competitive golf at all levels through its various events, such as the U.S. Amateur and the Curtis Cup.

In addition to championships, the USGA champions the sport by offering essential resources, including rules education, equipment standards, and player support programs like the GHIN handicap system. They are also committed to environmental stewardship through the Green Section, which focuses on improving golf course conditions and sustainability practices, saving U.S. courses billions yearly.

The USGA further enriches the golfing experience through community initiatives, such as the First Tee and adaptive golf programs. Celebrating the game’s history at the USGA Golf Museum, this organization is devoted to the sport's future, ensuring that golf can be enjoyed by generations to come.