WE ARE GOLF remains committed to being a platform for important conversation around Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and promoting the individual work of various organizations across golf. In this month’s Five Questions, we talk with Jim Beatty, the Executive Editor of African American Golfers Digest, to learn more about the upcoming African American Golf EXPO and forum.
Chad Phillips and Ben Parker from Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals are two industry veterans who have spent collectively over 40 years working in non-profit fundraising, corporate partnerships, and marketing and are currently leading the charge for Play Yellow. Today they join “5 Questions” to discuss Play Yellow and the impact of golf fundraising during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Awhile back we conducted a Five Questions interview with Dr. Michael Cooper, who serves on the GOLF 20/20 Diversity Task Force. Dr. Cooper has worked in the golf industry for more than 35 years, including Director of Southeast Regional Affairs with The First Tee, and Director of Diversity for the World Golf Foundation.
In this month’s edition of Five Questions, we sat down with Geoff Lofstead, the Executive Director of the South Florida PGA.
On the most recent edition of Five Questions, we sat down with Ray Stosik, Tournament Director of the PGA TOUR’s Sony Open in Hawaii and LPGA’s LOTTE Championship.
In the most recent edition of WE ARE GOLF’s Five Questions column, we sat down with golf course architect, Harrison Minchew.
Edmondson has served in a leadership role in the USGA for over 20 years, with responsibilities for strategic planning, operations and direction of the USGA Handicap and Course Rating Systems.
Over the past 25 years, Scott Dawley has dedicated himself to the game of golf as an athlete and entrepreneur. Leveraging his lifetime of experience, Dawley has become a pioneer in the modern Speedgolf movement, and is committed to developing the sport of Speedgolf for Olympic consideration by the year 2040.
In this addition of Five Questions, WE ARE GOLF sat down with Ben Hotaling, Founder of Brough Creek National.
In this installment of Five Questions, we sat down with Jason Mengel, the 2020 Ryder Cup Director.
