Kentucky PGA

Randolph to be the organization’s first PGA WORKS Fellow. Randolph, a native of San Antonio, Texas began her tenure on Wednesday where she will primarily concentrate on initiatives of the Kentucky Golf Foundation, with a focus on PGA HOPE, PGA Jr. League and Youth on Course. The Alamo City native recently obtained her bachelor’s degree in sports management from Texas Tech University and will be stepping foot in Kentucky for the first time via this move. She comes to the Commonwealth with the ambition of furthering her career in the golf industry, hoping to work within tournament operations or as a junior golf director in the future. “I am excited to meet new people and start my career in the golf industry,” said Randolph. “As someone who is fairly new to the industry, I hope to learn new aspects of the sport as I further my career.” The PGA WORKS Fellowship is a program that offers access to individuals from diverse backgrounds – whether by gender, age, or race – into the golf industry to gain experience in all facets of the golf industry. Since 2017, nine Fellowship alumni from other PGA Sections across the country have obtained full-time jobs in the golf industry. With Randolph being Kentucky’s first Fellow, a great deal of excitement surrounds her arrival. “We are very excited to welcome Hannah to the team as our first ever Kentucky PGA WORKS Fellow,” said Sally Morgan, PGA Interim Executive Director at Golf House Kentucky. “This is an outstanding program which deepens the bench of talent within the golf industry. While Hannah will be primarily focused on work within the Kentucky Golf Foundation, we look forward to seeing her growth and success across all areas of the Golf House Kentucky operation.” Golf House Kentucky and its respective organizations look forward to welcoming Hannah to the team and eagerly await the impact she will make during her Fellowship. Randolph’s contact info will be provided on the organization’s staff directory once finalized.

Golf House Kentucky is the umbrella organization of the Kentucky Golf Association, Kentucky PGA Section and Kentucky Golf Foundation. Known as Kentucky’s Family of Golf Organizations, it is the goal of Golf House Kentucky to provide tournaments, resources, and tools to help further enjoyment of the sport and support those who work in the golf industry. The organization is headquartered on the property of Persimmon Ridge Golf Club in east Louisville.