PGA Village Attractions

PGA Museum of Golf

The spectacular PGA Museum of Golf, formerly the PGA Historical Center, is the key that unlocks the great history of the sport of golf, as driven by The PGA of America.

The founders, traditions, Championships and award winners of The PGA are presented as never before throughout this 8,300-square-foot golf museum, where you can marvel at the legendary stories, artifacts and memorabilia from the PGA Championship, Senior PGA Championship and PGA Grand Slam of Golf.

Take a stroll down golf's great history lane and witness:

• The trophies presented to the winners of golf’s four major Championships – PGA  Championship, Masters,  U.S. Open, and British Open
• Donald Ross’ workbench, circa 1900
•  Five-time PGA Champion Walter Hagen’s hickory-shaft driver
• The oldest-known written mention of golf from the 16th Century
• The PGA Golf Professional Hall of Fame

The PGA Museum of Golf is a dynamic resource center for golf historians as well as beginners, and also serves as a highly functional conference facility. The PGA Museum of Golf is the home of the Probst Library, which contains more than 6,000 hard-cover books and more than 3,000 handbooks and yearbooks. The rare book collection features golf books dating from the 1500s and is open for research by appointment.

The PGA Museum of Golf is located next to the PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance on Commerce Drive and Admission is Complimentary.

Hours

Open
Dec. 26 – Easter Sunday: Daily, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
After Easter – Dec. 25: Weekends only, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.