“We want to capture the spirit and honor TGA’s work of the past 93 years but also look ahead and make sure that we’re established for the next 100,” Goodman said about the acquisition.
Securing that vision means a reimagining of its future and renewed dedication to engaging with younger and more diverse golfers to ensure its continued success. Under Meadow Park’s stewardship the TGA will partner with other regional golf associations, local golf courses and local schools to introduce new golfers into these events and cultivate the next generation of golfers.
Meadow Park’s “youth first” programming, exemplified by initiatives like the PGA Jr. League programs with over 600 school-age children currently enrolled, serves as a solid foundation. Their collaboration with First Tee of South Puget Sound extends outreach even further, nearly doubling youth participant count to 1,200.
The TGA is committed to preserving its rich history, and this new joint venture not only reaffirms that commitment but provides the ideal environment for embracing new ideas and taking first steps towards a bright future.
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