Alaska GolfAssociation
Growing the Game Across Alaska
The Alaska Golf Association is a non-profit advocate committed to providing golfers of every level - junior, new, and experienced - with opportunities to play and develop their passion for the game.
Since 1959, the AGA has served as Alaska's USGA allied golf association, administering the handicap system, rating courses, running state championships, and keeping golf alive across one of the world's most remarkable landscapes.
Together, our efforts empower Alaska's golf community to make the sport accessible for all - from Anchorage's championship courses to the Midnight Sun fairways of Fairbanks and the remote links of Southeast Alaska.
The AGA Is Growing
The Alaska Golf Association has been going through some major changes and improvements. There has been a leadership change on the staff, and we have a robust tournament schedule planned for 2026 - and the host courses are excited to have us.
Our Board of Directors has been enthusiastically diving into their roles: getting the AGA on track, addressing women's golf throughout Alaska, growing junior golf, expanding social media presence, and growing membership statewide. We're really focusing on improving our relationships with all of our golf courses - with the overarching objective of being more visible in our golfing community.
One of the biggest changes we're excited about is our partnership with WA Golf. They're helping us meet all the core measurements the USGA requires of allied golf associations - Handicap Administration, Course Rating, Championship Management, Education & Outreach, and supporting local golf.
We also finished our very first membership virtual Town Hall, highlighted what the Board is focusing on, and where we want to take the AGA. There were a lot of good questions - and we'll be doing more Town Halls in the future. See you on the golf course.
Be Part of Alaska Golf
Join the Alaska Golf Association and get your USGA Handicap Index, access to AGA tournaments, free junior memberships, and the support of a community that has been keeping golf alive in Alaska since 1959.