Grants Resources & Case Studies(2)
Some of the many free resources offered
by the USGA Grants Program can be found in this section.
Through years of funding hundreds projects, the USGA has
identified a number of "best practices" employed by
the most successful individuals and organizations. From
fundraising to communications, building a short-course to
making the Rules of Golf fun to learn, these documents share
some of the very best strategies for improving your
program.
Ideas From The USGA's Best
Practices Conferences
The PEAK Conference Review (2006)
A Compilation of Ideas Shared at the PEAK Conference held in
2006Pikes Peak Summit Review(2003)
A Compilation of Ideas Shared at the USGA's Best Practices
Conference held in 2003
Communications Guide For
USGA-Supported Programs
FORE! Raise Your Voice!
By The USGA Fellowship (2005)
Fundraising: A Guide For Non-Profit
Golf Programs
Approaching The Green
By Kyle Garry (2005)
Short Courses: Solving Demands For
Affordable Golf
Summit Short Course Profile
By David Shapiro (1998)
Harvard Gulch Short Course Profile
by David Shapiro (1998)
Looking At Alternatives To Average
18-Hole Course
Considerations for Non-Profit Alternative Golf Facility
Development
by MacKenzie Hurd (2001)
Information On Many Junior Golf
Resources
Junior Golf Summit Operations Manual
- (2003)
Available Resources for Junior Golf
- (2001)
Making the Rules of Golf Fun!
- (2001)
Non-Profit Resources Online
Fundraising for Junior Golf Programs
- (2001)
On-Line Grant Resources
- (2001)
Soliciting Volunteers
- (2001)