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Visit the World Golf Hall of Fame
Celebrate the game’s best when you book a World Golf Village vacation package. From top-rated resort accommodations, to two award-winning championship courses designed by golf legends and the World Golf Hall of Fame World Golf Village has everything you’re looking for in your next golf vacation.
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The World Golf Hall of Fame celebrates golf and preserves the legacies of 160 of the greatest players and contributors to the game from around the world through stories of the achievements and experiences of the Hall of Fame members. One you will certainly recognize is the recent 2022 inductee, Tiger Woods. The Mission is to preserve and honor the history of the game of golf and the legacies of those who have made it great. The Hall of Fame located at World Golf Village in St. Augustine, Florida serves as a steward of the game through engaging interactive storytelling and exhibitions featuring artifacts, works of art, audio, video and photography significant to the history of golf and it's members.
The Hall of Fame's Induction Ceremony is the highlight of every other year, when new members are welcomed into the Hall of Fame in an internationally televised event that celebrates the game's long and rich heritage. The World Golf Hall of Fame, open since 1998 at World Golf Village in historic St. Augustine, Florida, is a focal point for the celebration of the past, present and future of the great game of golf. Through 35,000 square feet of exhibition space, two putting greens, a challenge hole & golf simulator & 13 event rental locations, the World Golf Hall of Fame features artful storytelling supported by thousands of historic artifacts, personal memorabilia from the Hall of Famers, videos, photos and interactive exhibitions. The museum is open to the public daily Monday through Saturday from 10am – 6pm and Sunday from 12pm – 6pm.
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World Golf Hall of Fame Inductees
Class of 2022
See the 2022 Hall of Fame Inductees here being held March 9, 2022 at THE PLAYERS Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach.
Marion Hollins
A groundbreaking force and a pioneer of the game, Marion Hollins was a visionary and one of the only female golf course developers in history. Her experience as a player- winner of the 1921 U.S. Women’s Amateur and captain of the first American Curtis Cup team in 1932- led to a change in the landscape of the game (quite literally.) Credited with being the first woman to conceive and build a planned unit development with a golf course as a central feature, she played a major role in the founding and formation of two of golf’s most iconic courses, Cypress Point and Pasatiempo.
Tiger Woods
A winner of 93 worldwide events including a record-tying 82 on the PGA TOUR, Woods is a 15-time Major Champion and a three-time winner of the career Grand Slam. Woods completed the “Tiger Slam” in 2000-01 when he became the first golfer since Bobby Jones to hold all four Major Championship titles at the same time. He is tied for first in PGA Tour wins, ranks second in men's major championships, and holds numerous golf records. A legend among legends, Woods is widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes in history.
Tim Finchem
The work Tim Finchem has done throughout his 22 years as PGA Tour Commissioner (1994-2016), and beyond, has truly had a global impact bringing emphasis to the “World Golf” portion of his Hall of Fame induction. Spearheading the efforts for golf’s return to the Olympics, his tireless effort paid off in the 2016 Games after a 112-year absence. Finchem was also instrumental in founding First Tee, a youth development organization that has empowered more than 15 million kids and teens through the game of golf on courses, in schools and in after-school programs.
Susie Maxwell Berning
A true trailblazer with four Major Championships to her name including the 1965 Women’s Western Open and the U.S. Women’s Open three times in 1968, 1972, and 1973. Maxwell Berning is among the elite few - male or female - who have won three U.S. Open titles, let alone four Major Championships.
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