The USGA is looking for its next class of Fellows!
The United States Golf Association (USGA) Fellowship for recent college graduates is a two-year commitment full of opportunities to grow both personally and professionally.  The bulk of Fellows' experience is through facilitating the Grants Initiative, designed to make the game of golf more affordable and accessible, through working with grantees and current grant applicants. 
In addition to grant-making roles, Fellows also work on several outreach programs.  These two responsibilities provide Fellows with superb work experience over the two years, as Fellows are given a high level of responsibility from the first day on the job and increasingly over the course of their Fellowship.  
Participation in a professional development curriculum greatly enhances the Fellowship experience.  The curriculum covers Non-Profit Management, Finance and Investment, Reading Non-Profit Financial Statements, Public Speaking Seminars and Engagements, and a Negotiations Seminar. 
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USGA Fellows work with non-profit charitable organizations applying for grants.  These experiences develop Fellows' critical analytic skills, written, and oral presentation skills, and allow Fellows to help grow the game of golf.  To learn more, click here.

Fellows plan and conduct several different programs operated by the USGA every year, which achieve the same goal as the Grants Initiative.  Over the course of two years, Fellows act as team members the first year and team leads the second year.  For a detailed description of the programs, click here.

The Fellowship provides opportunities for professional development. With these experiences, Alumni Fellows have acquired skills to enhance their careers.  For a more detailed look at these opportunities, click here.