Associations - Sub Categories

• Ready Golf Club - Dedicated golfers creating ready golf rules to improve speed of play without sacrificing good scores.

• Arizona Golf Association - Join the AGA or Golfer's IQ to track your scores, post your handicap, and receive discounts on Arizona golf specials.

• BC Games - Upcoming events listing, mission statement, contact information, registration details and sport listings.

• Ontario PGA - Providing golf lessons and information to Ontario golfers.

• GCGA - GCGA Sponsors. Click on the logo to access our sponsor’s website.

• Idaho Golf Association - Promotes golf in the state. Information about tournaments and course directory.

• Nimaga - NIMAGA is a not-for-profit Illinois corporation organized in 1960 for the dual purpose of promoting amateur golf and enabling scratch and handicap golfers in the Northern Illinois area to participate

• Indiana Golf - In an emotional tribute, a crowd of over 200 family, friends and PGA Professional peers honored Gant.

• Maine State Golf Association - The MSGA office is open daily from 8:30 a.m. until at least 1 p.m. We welcome visitors to the office, which is easy to get to on Route One in Yarmouth. Stop by to see us on your way through.

• Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association - Formed in 1992, the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association ("Metropolitan") is a regional golf association licensed by the United States Golf Association to provide a variety of amateur golf services t

• MGA Golf - The Metropolitan Golf Association was officially chartered on April 14, 1897, at Delmonico’s restaurant in New York City.

• Miami Valley Golf - Scores made at any golf course observing an inactive season are not acceptable for handicap purposes.

• MGAA - The premier web site for multicultural people to find information on golf, junior golf, and other events around the country.

• MGA - The Missouri Golf Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the best interests and true spirit of the game of golf throughout the State of Missouri.

• NNGA - The NNGA has adopted a Local Rule for all NNGA Tournaments allowing the players to use devices that measure distance only.