The PGA of America has a new slogan: We Love this Game,” and a new logo that is ready for millions of eyeballs when the 2023 Ryder Cup airs starting September 25.
The PGA of America has a new slogan: We Love this Game," and a new logo that is ready for millions of eyeballs when the 2023 Ryder Cup airs starting September 25 on NBC, Peacock, USA Network, Golf Channel and across digital and social media.
The campaign hopes to elevate the role of PGA of America Golf Professionals as influencing the present and future of the sport and industry by delivering more enjoyable experiences to golfers all over the world, no matter how advanced they are. "It is critically important that we make sure that the 41 million people understand that opportunity to have more fun, find the right communities to be a part of in the game and ultimately just enjoy it more and have more fun and play it for a lifetime," Price said.
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