USGA Golf Museum and Library

10/07/2026

The USGA Golf Museum and Library and World Golf Hall of Fame is excited to announce the launch of its new digital collections platform, USGA Digital Collections.

The new website allows for greater visibility of the United States Golf Association - USGA’s vast historical collections of over 600,000 items. Visitors can now continue to explore after they leave our physical spaces, while also giving those who cannot visit in person a meaningful introduction to our collections.

USGA Digital Collections is an ever-growing site featuring objects, photographs, paper material and more that relates to the history of golf. Users can browse the names of individual players, like Patty Berg and Ben Hogan, or search the site by object type, like golf balls and scorecards.

USGA Digital Collections can be accessed directly at collections.usga.org or via the Collections and Research Sections on our website.

https://www.usga.org/usga-golf-museum/Introducing-the-USGA-Digital-Collections.html

Introducing the USGA Digital Collections

09/12/2026

Three pieces of equipment recovered from the rubble of Ground Zero now rest in the USGA Golf Museum and Library, kept there as a quiet reminder to never forget.

Twenty-five years later, these artifacts continue to shine a light of thoughtful remembrance from one of the darkest days in our nation's history.

Read more: https://bit.ly/sept11artifacts

08/06/2026

Last night, we had the pleasure of hosting a reception for LIV Golf players at the USGA Golf Museum and Library. We were impressed by their kindness, gratitude and enthusiasm for their place in the history of the game.

We shared with them the artifacts that they donated to us after their wins and watched them roll putts with our replica historic clubs and balls.

It was a great reminder that the work that we do matters - even to the best players in the world.

06/05/2026

This week at the U.S. Women's Open, we reunited 8-time USGA champion and World Golf Hall of Fame member Joanne Carner with her glove and ball from the 1976 U.S. Women’s Open. 50 years later, visitors to Pinehurst can see these artifacts on display in Carner’s locker at the World Golf Hall of Fame!

05/07/2026

The USGA Golf Museum and Library will be closed to the public May 19 through June 19 for improvements.

We are excited to reopen on June 20th with our U.S. Open Watch Party! We hope to see you there!