Golf as a sport has been an instrument for change for several years. The idea of giving back to society is well-drafted in the roots of the dynamic sport. One such organization that helps further this philanthropic side of the sport is the famous PGA Tour Wives Association.

The PGA Tour Wives Association is directed to further the agenda of helping out families in need, specifically children. They help bring about positive change to society by means of charitable events. The association’s agenda to drive change and be a forum for changemakers is what makes them stand out.

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The PGA Tour Wives Association is a not-for-profit organization for the upliftment of children who are at the margins of society. Its mission is to provide support to kids in need. They do so by organizing charitable events to further the assistance provided to children and their families.

The philanthropic agenda of the organization involves the partners of the players of the PGA Tour and the Korn Ferry Tour. It also involves others who support the endeavors undertaken by the nonprofit organization.

An example of their attempts at giving back to society is the Annual Wiffle Ball game they hosted on Tuesday, November 14. The event raised a total of $25,000 to help the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Georgia to build a new playground. This is only one example of the many charitable deeds carried out by the famous organization.

In the current state of flux that the golf world finds itself in, the PGA Tour Wives Association perseveres to give back to the disadvantaged sections of society to the best of their capabilities. Their attempts at making the lives of the children better also make society better, as a whole. This is because these children are the beacons of change for a better tomorrow.

What is the update on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf merger?

Ever since the golf world heard of the possibility of a merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, everyone involved has been in a state of uncertainty. The $3 billion merger talks have had multiple ups and downs so far. In this constant uncertain limbo, the PGA Tour has been considering all their options. The Tour has also been taking a look at bids from outside investors who are not from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. The PIF is behind LIV Golf.

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Only time will tell what the future of this infamous merger will be. However, the PGA Tour Wives Association continues to care for society and render support wherever necessary. What do you think about this? Share your views in the comments section below.

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