The NGCOA is the leading authority on golf course ownership and management. The association represents and promotes the interests of golf courses as the principal businesses and economic assets of the game of golf. Crouse, a Rice University graduate and veteran PGA and CMAA member, has spent more than three decades developing, building, and managing golf properties, experience that ideally fits the profile for NGCOA leadership.
“It is a real honor to be selected to the NGCOA’s Board of Directors,” Crouse said. “This diverse and uniquely expert organization plays a critical role in educating, broadening the network and knowledge base, and advocating for the golf industry. This board is represented by a diverse, highly experienced, and educated contingency that unites various regions, backgrounds, and leadership perspectives to serve the best interests of golf course owners and the golf industry.”
A not-for-profit organization, the NGCOA is the only trade association dedicated exclusively to golf course owners and operators. The NGCOA helps them operate more successful clubs through advocacy, education, information resources, purchasing programs, and networking opportunities.
“I look forward to working with this accomplished and dedicated group of club owners and operators, but I’m also excited about the advocacy role the NGCOA plays on behalf of all golf course owners and the golf industry with initiatives like National Golf Day and many others. CEO Jay Karen and team have made a tremendous impact on the NGCOA and its pivotal role in the advancement, preservation, and growth of club ownership.”
For more information, visit www.bobbyjoneslinks.com, or ngcoa.org.
