Rolled up in the Far Hills countryside, the USGA Museum is home to the world's premier collection of golf artifacts and memorabilia. The USGA, the governing body for the game in the United States and Mexico, has since 1972 made its home on a magnificent property that was for many years one of the premier estates of Somerset County.
What does the United States Golf Association do?
The United States Golf Association conducts the U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and 12 other championships. The USGA oversees golf rules, handicapping and other functions, as well as sustainable golf course management practices.
Where is the USGA Museum in New Jersey?
The USGA Museum is located at 77 Liberty Corner Road, Liberty Corner, NJ 07938 , near the intersection of Interstate 78 and Interstate 287. The Museum is a 30-minute drive from Newark Liberty International Airport and approximately one hour from New York City. The USGA Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Why choose the USGA golf museum?
The USGA Golf Museum is now available to host your party, meeting or conference. We offer a unique historical venue for your special event. Clients enjoy private access to the Museum and grounds as well as guided tours of the galleries. Our staff provides guidance, recommendations and creative ideas to tailor your event to your needs.
Where is the USGA golf museum in Far Hills NJ?
What is included in the putting green fee at the USGA?
How to contact USGA Museum?
Where is the Pynes putting course?
Do you need face coverings on putting green?
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USGA Golf Museum
The USGA serves as the primary steward for the game's history through its Museum in Liberty Corner, N.J., which houses the world's finest collection of books, artifacts, video and photographs as well as showcasing and honoring the Association's champions.
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Where is the USGA golf museum in Far Hills NJ?
GPS — Far Hills, New Jersey 07938. Phone: 908-326-1908. The USGA Golf Museum and Library is located near the intersection of Interstate 78 and Interstate 287. The Museum is a 30-minute drive from Newark Liberty International Airport and approximately one hour from New York City.
What is included in the putting green fee at the USGA?
Putters are provided by the Museum and a souvenir golf ball is included with the green fee. Appropriate footwear is required—no high heels or heavy-soled boots will be permitted. For additional information, please contact Karen Geppert at 908-326-1908 or email [email protected]. Putting Green Guidelines.
How to contact USGA Museum?
To contact the USGA Museum, please call Karen Geppert at 908-326-1908 or email [email protected].
Where is the Pynes putting course?
The Pynes Putting Course, inspired by the Himalayas putting course in St. Andrews, Scotland , is a 16,000-square-foot green located on the lawn immediately behind the Museum. The green's undulating design offers a challenging and entertaining experience.
Do you need face coverings on putting green?
Face coverings will not be required while using the putting green unless physical distance from other groups cannot be maintained. Front desk staff will provide visitors with putters, putting green balls and a scorecard and pencil to keep. Please place used putters in the bin marked “Unsanitized”.
If you like Golf, great place, good people
The USGA does good work, and the staff is mostly good folks. Advancement can be slow, and HR department is very weak. Varies some on department, but Foundation, Research Lab and Marketing teams are growing.
Excellent place to work
I really enjoyed this job. I wish I could have stayed longer. Our family moved so I had to resign. It was one of my favorite jobs due to the fact that I did a lot of visual merchandising at the US Open, and I managed all of the volunteers at the tent as well as came face to face with corproate clients.
Great working enviornment but poor management
Great working environment depending on the department that you're in. Management doesn't seek the best interest of the company or their employees in certain aspects. The lack of cultural change will impede on the growth of the organization. No such thing as job security, regardless of your impact within the organization.
Great place and people
This is a great organization with great people to work with. The people are easy to get along with and the work culture is enjoyable. Everyone loves what they do and their is room to grow.
Good with Bad
It can be a very rewarding place to work, but the culture is not great. Internal candidates are not always rewarded for their hard work and upper management can't stop meddling.
A cool and fun place to work
If you love golf, the USGA is a great place to work. You get the opportunity work at many different Amateur and Professional Championships across the country.
It was great being part of the golf industry
This job kept me busy all day every day. First thing in the morning making sure the nightly production jobs ran okay. Programming for new request from the field. First major undertaking was the upgrade to y2k. Later on we upgraded the system to DB2. This was a very difficult project. Overall is was a great working environment.
Where is the USGA golf museum in Far Hills NJ?
GPS — Far Hills, New Jersey 07938. Phone: 908-326-1908. The USGA Golf Museum and Library is located near the intersection of Interstate 78 and Interstate 287. The Museum is a 30-minute drive from Newark Liberty International Airport and approximately one hour from New York City.
What is included in the putting green fee at the USGA?
Putters are provided by the Museum and a souvenir golf ball is included with the green fee. Appropriate footwear is required—no high heels or heavy-soled boots will be permitted. For additional information, please contact Karen Geppert at 908-326-1908 or email [email protected]. Putting Green Guidelines.
How to contact USGA Museum?
To contact the USGA Museum, please call Karen Geppert at 908-326-1908 or email [email protected].
Where is the Pynes putting course?
The Pynes Putting Course, inspired by the Himalayas putting course in St. Andrews, Scotland , is a 16,000-square-foot green located on the lawn immediately behind the Museum. The green's undulating design offers a challenging and entertaining experience.
Do you need face coverings on putting green?
Face coverings will not be required while using the putting green unless physical distance from other groups cannot be maintained. Front desk staff will provide visitors with putters, putting green balls and a scorecard and pencil to keep. Please place used putters in the bin marked “Unsanitized”.