History of the TGA Volunteer Program

The Texas Golf Association was formed in 1906 with the mission to protect and serve the game in the state of Texas.

The Volunteer Program of the TGA was formed in 2005 with only a handful of volunteers. Today, the program proudly hosts a roster of 250 men and women including several on USGA boards and committees.

In 2019, 120 TGA Volunteers worked at least one day at a tournament in their area.

Become a Volunteer

“IT’S ALL PART OF GIVING BACK TO THE GAME WE ALL LOVE”

2019 TGA Volunteer Program Year in Review

December Volunteer Spotlight
Paul Marchand

In 2008, Paul Marchand’s passion for Texas A&M led him to volunteer for the Aggie Men’s and Women’s golf teams. Today, he’s a TGA Board of Director and serves on the Executive Committee as he continues to give back to the game of golf. Read Volunteer Spotlight Here

October Volunteer Spotlight
Chuck Flowers

In his third year as a TGA Championship Volunteer, the 72-year-old averages over 50 days of officiating across TGA, LJT, USGA and NCAA tournament schedules. Read Volunteer Spotlight Here

August Volunteer Spotlight
Bobby Grabstald

Bobby Grabstald started volunteering with the TGA in 2009, but his career prior to becoming a TGA Volunteer is nothing short of incredible. Read Volunteer Spotlight Here