PGA of America

For the first time since 1971, the PGA Championship is being staged as the first major of the year.

Twenty PGA Professionals had the time of a lifetime competing in the 2020 PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park. Relive some of their finest memories.

The Team of 20 is made up of 20 PGA Club Professionals who enjoy the opportunity of a lifetime in getting to compete at the PGA Championship

Championship Director Barry Deach talks about the preparations that went into bringing the PGA Championship to TPC Harding Park.

Kerry Haigh, the Chief Championships Officer of the PGA of America, explains the health protocols the PGA has implemented, the state of the golf course, and how weather will play a key role in the players games this week.

Seth Waugh, CEO of the PGA, delves into the decision to keep golf going without fans, as well as other challenges.

Suzy Whaley, president of the PGA of America, explains how golf has adapted to a world with COVID-19.

TPC Harding Park hosts the PGA Championship and its first major championship August 3 - 9, 2020.

It’s been 25 years since the PGA Championship made its way to the West Coast. Over the years, there have been many legendary and iconic moments as some of the game’s top players chased the Wanamaker Trophy. Rory McIlroy at Kiawah Island. Phil Mickelson at Baltusrol. Justin Thomas at Quail Hollow. Tiger Woods at Valhalla. The list goes on. But that was the East Coast. This is TPC Harding Park in the heart of San Francisco. It’s past winners like Woods, Mickelson, McIlroy, Thomas and Jason Day who will be chasing Brooks Koepka, winner of the last two PGA Championships. As President William Taft once said, it’s “the city that knows how.” Come May, it will be the city that crowns another champion.