A non-profit organization, CAG’s mission is to enhance business opportunities by serving as an advocate for the golf industry before the state’s legislative bodies and government agencies while promoting the economic, environmental, and numerous community-based benefits the game of golf provides to the citizens of California.
The
CAG unifies all aspects and entities within the golf industry including:
amateur golf associations (men, women, juniors and seniors), golf
professionals, course superintendents, golf course owners and club managers,
course architects and builders, management companies, hard and soft good
vendors, and major equipment manufacturers.
“The
California Golf Course Superintendents Association is a proud member of CAG and
our financial contribution will assist the organization in sharing its message
with all who participate in the game throughout California,” said Jim Alwine, president
of the CAGCSA and Class A superintendent at Bernardo Heights Country Club in
San Diego, Calif. “Our members benefit from the advocacy and lobbying efforts
of CAG, effectively improving our government relations network. CAG’s
commitment to the industry and growth of the game is outstanding."
“We
are thrilled with this contribution from the California Golf Course
Superintendents Association and it comes at a critical time, as we are in the
process of expanding our outreach efforts,” said Tom Addis, president of CAG
and executive director of the Southern California PGA. “In addition to providing us with excellent
playing conditions, golf course superintendents are integral to the overall
enjoyment of the game and we are happy to collaborate with their association.”
For
more information on CAG or how to become a member, please visit the website at www.cagolf.org.
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