The Florida State Golf Association (FSGA) was formed in 1913 to preserve and protect the game of golf.

The FSGA is a volunteer-based organization that includes over 800 member clubs and over 180,000 individual members from across the state.

The FSGA provides a variety of services to its member clubs, their members and the general golfing community of Florida. The association conducts more than 325 tournament days each year, including 25 state championships and over 40 days of USGA qualifying events.

These services, all of which are intended to preserve and protect the game of golf, include:

• GHIN Handicap Service
• Rules of Golf interpretation
• Course Rating and measuring
• Turfgrass research
• Scholarships
• Junior programs
• Amateur status
• Ratings & Rulings (Volunteer Newsletter)
• Inside the FSGA (Member Newsletter)

In 2004 the FSGA launched the Florida Junior Tour for the benefit of junior golfers throughout the state. The FSGA organizes and conducts high-quality, affordable competitions for junior golfers in Florida. The tour continually emphasizes to the players the best values of the game including integrity, honesty and person responsibility. The junior golfers playing on the tour are some of the finest players in the country and the FJT serves as a proving ground for their future in the game. To find out more about the FJT, please visit the tour's website.

The association also actively cooperates with the United States Golf Association, the PGA of America, the Florida Women’s State Golf Association, the International Association of Golf Administrators, the Golf Course Superintendent’s Association and all other golf-serving associations.

We encourage you to join the FSGA and help support our effort to promote, protect and preserve the game of golf for this and future generations.