“On our fifth-year milestone, it is evident that when the golf industry works together to welcome more people to the game, great things happen,” said Diana Murphy, president of the USGA in a release. “The elation we see on each child’s face when they play in a Drive, Chip and Putt event inspires us all, and gives us great energy to engage more golfers in this exceptional program. It is clearly making an impact on the future of the game.”