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Bringing Veterans Together through Golf: The Veteran Golfers Association

Imagine a beautiful morning in Omaha, where the sun is shining, the temperature is in the pleasant low 60s, and there’s no wind. It’s the perfect day for a round of golf, especially when you’re part of a community that understands the true meaning of camaraderie and shared experiences. Enter the Veteran Golfers Association (VGA), a national nonprofit organization that brings together veterans and their families through the game of golf. With its widespread presence and numerous events, the VGA has become a haven for more than 14,000 active members nationwide, fostering a sense of community, fun, and competition.

Veteran Golfers Association (VGA), a national nonprofit organization that brings veterans and their families together through the game of golf

Who is the Veteran Golfers Association (VGA)

With chapters located in every state, and even reaching as far as Bahrain and Germany, the VGA has successfully built a network of golf enthusiasts connected by their military service. Led by dedicated individuals like Jason Moore, the Nebraska State Director, the organization organizes an impressive 600 events each year across the country. These events provide an opportunity for veterans, as well as their family members, to connect with others who understand their unique experiences. One of the distinguishing features of the VGA is the flight system it utilizes, which separates golfers based on skill level, age, and veteran status. This ensures fair competition while also allowing veterans and their families to engage with others who have shared similar experiences. The VGA is not just about the game of golf; it’s about fostering camaraderie, support, and a sense of belonging among its members

The VGA’s commitment to its mission

its impressive membership numbers. With over 14,000 active members, the organization has successfully created a nationwide network of veterans and their families who find solace and joy in the sport they love. These members participate in the more than 600 events organized by the VGA each year, further reinforcing the sense of community and purpose.

Conclusion: The Veteran Golfers Association stands as a shining example of how a shared passion for golf can bring people together and create a strong sense of community. With its wide reach, inclusive approach, and commitment to providing veterans and their families with opportunities for camaraderie and competition, the VGA continues to make a positive impact on the lives of thousands. Whether it’s teeing off on a beautiful morning in Omaha or joining an event in any state, the VGA offers a platform where veterans and their families can form lasting connections and find support.

To learn more information about the VGA or to become a member, click here.

You can get in direct contact with your corresponding state director with the information below:

Iowa
– tj.burns@vgagolf.org 
– Facebook: VGA Iowa 

Nebraska
– nebraska@vgagolf.org 
– Facebook: VGA Nebraska

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