Join us October 22nd in Frisco as we unveil our Anchor Site and launch our Digital Museum!

This will be a night of golf storytelling to remember for a lifetime!

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October 19, 2022

From left to right: Ira Green (President of Houston Country Club, Ronny Glanton, Ryan Palmer, Gordon Johnson, Barney Adams, and Ryan Palmer)

San Antonio, Texas – On Monday, October 17th, the Texas Golf Hall of Fame celebrated, and officially inducted, its Class of 2022 as official members into the greatest state golf hall of fame in the country. The inductees were nominated and voted upon by living Hall members, the Texas Golf Hall of Fame Board of Directors, and designated national and Texas golf media members.

To learn more about this incredible night, please click HERE.

The Class of 2022 Texas Hall of Fame Members are:

Professional Player: Ryan Palmer
Amateur Player: Brad Elder
Lifetime Achievement: Barney Adams
Golf Professional / Teacher: Gordon Johnson
Golf Professional / Teacher: Ronny Glanton
Texas Registry of Historic Golf Courses: Houston Country Club

August 12, 2022

The Texas Golf Hall of Fame Class of 2022 will be inducted on Monday evening, October 17th as part of a daylong celebration. For more information, and to purchase tickets, please click here:

Gathering of Eagles and Induction Dinner

July 18, 2022

The Texas Golf Hall of is proud to announce the election of five individuals and one facility for the Class of 2022.

Professional Player - Ryan Palmer

Amateur - Brad Elder

Lifetime Achievement - Barney Adams

Golf Professional/Teacher - Gordon Johnson

Golf Professional/Teacher - Ronny Glanton

Texas Registry of Historic Golf Courses - Houston Country Club

Click below to read more about our inductees:

Class of 2022

May 9, 2022

Kyle Mahan has won the inaugural Texas Golf Hall of Fame / Joe Black Cup scholarship. Kyle will soon graduate from Claudia Taylor Lady Bird Johnson High School in San Antonio and head to Western New Mexico in the fall as a member of its Men's Golf Team. He plans to pursue a degree in biology or in forensics.

This annual scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior from the PGA Section of the previous year’s Joe Black Cup winning team. In 2021, the Southern Texas team defeated Northern Texas during the 41st playing of the event at Boot Ranch Golf Club in Fredericksburg.

Recipients of the scholarship will get to know Mr. Black on a personal level and the Texas Golf Hall of Fame will ensure each winner understands the significant role Mr. Black has played in golf throughout his career.

April 30, 2022

The 2022 nomination window is now closed.

March 3, 2022

Nominations for the Texas Golf Hall of Fame Class of 2022 are now being accepted.

February 23, 2022

The Texas Golf Hall of Fame has recently launched its Five-Year Strategic Plan that maps out its future goals and initiatives. Numerous initiatives will come to fruition under four main tenets: Members, Education, Partnerships, and Giving.

Among the highest of priorities is to create a one-of-a-kind, world-class digital archive and repository to celebrate and capture our members and Texas golf history as a whole.

In addition, there will be strong emphasis placed on content creation for enhanced social media platform presence. We invite you to be part of our social media community by following the Texas Golf Hall of Fame on Facebook (Texas Golf Hall of Fame) and Instagram (Texas.golf.hof). Click below to see the plan in its entirety.

Texas GOlf Hall of Fame Strategic Plan

December 15, 2021

Read the most recent Texas Golf Hall of Fame quarterly newsletter HERE.

Lee Elder with Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus during the opening ceremony at the 2021 Masters in April. (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

November 30, 2021

The Texas Golf Hall of Fame greatly mourns the loss of 1997 inductee, Robert Lee Elder. The flag at Brackenridge Park Golf Course, home site of the Hall of Fame, will fly at half mast to honor his memory.

For more on Mr. Elder's extraordinary life:

Lee Elder, a trailblazer and four-time TOUR winner, passes away at 87 (pgatour.com)

Mr. Joe Black, 1982 Texas Golf Hall of Fame Inductee, at the 41st Annual Joe Black Cup Matches.

November 16, 2021

We are pleased to announce our first ever Texas Golf Hall of Fame scholarship. The Northern Texas PGA and Southern Texas PGA have graciously agreed to enhance our partnership by funding an annual scholarship to be named after Mr. Joe Black, in recognition of all he has done in our state for golf, and for his efforts to bring the Hall of Fame to where it is today. The winning team from the annual Joe Black Cup will also secure this scholarship for its Foundation, to be awarded each spring as part of the winning section’s scholarship offerings. We will make sure the recipients know about Mr. Black’s legacy in our sport, as well as the importance of the Texas Golf Hall of Fame.

The 41st Annual Joe Black Cup Matches were held at Boot Ranch on November 15 and 16, with the STPGA winning the cup 12 ½ - 11 ½.

November 9, 2021

This Thursday, November 11, our new Executive Director will be on the Golf After Hours podcast at 7:20pm to talk all things Texas Golf Hall of Fame. Check it out on the Texas Golf Insider Facebook page: https://buff.ly/3936sku