The Golf Society has long been considered the most prestigious of all golf affinity groups.

   As golf lore has it, the founding members first assembled in Boston, Massachusetts in the spring of 1979, not far from the birthplace of modern United States Amateur Golf, The Country Club in Brookline.
    In 1913 at this same club, an unknown 20-year-old amateur by the name of Francis Ouimet defeated British Professionals Harry Vardon and Ted Ray in a final playoff to win the U.S. Open.
    This victory announced the arrival of American Golf. Ouimet was the first American to win the U.S. Open. With Francis Ouimet as their inspiration, the founding members had a vision:

"To provide all golfers the opportunity to play better golf, play more often, and have more fun."

    For over 25 years, in some way, shape or form, Golf Society USA has been there to provide just that.

While our new website is under construction you can feel free to email or call me :

Howard B. Stern
Executive Director
howie.stern@golfsociety.us
866-318-6279

CONTACT US & UPDATE YOUR PROFILE We realize that it has been difficult to contact us during the overhaul of The Golf Society website.  Rest assured that we are right here and creating a bigger and better experience for our members. Meanwhile take this opportunity to UPDATE YOUR PROFILE. First Name: Last Name: Address Street 1: Address Street 2: City: Zip Code: (5 digits) State: AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: Email: Comments: Enter comments here!

Richard Hill, Dick Hill Putting (above)

Dick Hill is considered by many to be the Final Word on short game improvement.

Having played the South African Senior's Tour and The PGA Senior's Tour, Dick has turned his attention to coaching some of the finest professional, college, and amateur players all over the world.

A well respected PGA rules official, Dick has officiated many well known events; US Open Qualifiers, The Senior Amateur Qualifiers, PGA Tour events, and The Society of Seniors.

Dick's approach to educating players on the importance, technique and execution of wedge play and putting has taken many a golfer to the next level.

"After years of successful tournament play, my putting had deteriorated.  Since working with Dick I'm rolling the ball better than i ever have"-----John Baldwin, 1990 NY Metropolitan Amateur Champion, 2004 British Senior Open Champion, 2005-2006 Irish Senior Open Champion.

Dick is available to you by calling him at his Boynton Beach Florida Office 561-733-6548. You can get started by downloading the Dick Hill tutorial from THE PRIVATE COACH page of this website.