USGA Museum Research Center. The USGA Museum is the world's foremost center for the study and education of golf history. The Museum's state-of-the-art research facility, housed in the Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History, encourages an interdisciplinary approach for scholars and individuals researching the game's heritage.

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USGA Library Catalog

Providing on-line access to more than 20,000 records

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Seagle Electronic Golf Library

Access to digital copies of rare books and periodicals

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Bob Jones Collection Catalog

The personal archives of golf’s greatest amateur

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Herbert Warren Wind Book Award

Established in 1987, the Herbert Warren Wind Award recognizes outstanding contributions to golf literature. The award is presented annually to books that further appreciation of the game’s rich history and traditions.

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Golf Architecture Archive

The USGA Museum is home to the world’s only archive for golf course architecture, including course drawings, field sketches, aerial photographs, and more. Learn about the game’s legendary architects and see golf’s greatest courses.

Coming in Fall 2008!