Global Golf Post has announced the first class of GGP futuresa groundbreaking initiative that celebrates the next generation of leaders shaping the future of golf.
Working with influential organizations and key industry figures, the program has identified an identity 43 notable individuals as the Class of 2025-each recognized for their innovation, leadership and lasting impact on the game.
These awards cover the full spectrum of the golf world:
- By equipment designers pushing the boundaries of performance,
- Unpleasant journalists who tell the stories that inspire the community;
- by administrators who advocate accessibility and growthto instructors who guide players of all levels;
- And entrepreneurs and specialists contribute in a way that ensures that the sport continues to develop.
What unites them is not only a passion for golf, but also a vision for where the game can go.
They represent a global movement committed to making golf more inclusive, dynamic and connected than ever before.
GGP futures is more than a recognition.
It is a statement about the future of golf, driven by creativity, collaboration and a deep respect for the traditions of the game. The Class of 2025 is already shaping the sport today, and their influence promises to resonate well with the next generation of players and fans.
In collaboration with the National Golf FoundationGlobal Golf Post proudly recognizes Craig Kessler, Commissioner of the LPGA, as the Emerging Executive of the Year.
Kessler’s innovative leadership and dedication to the advancement of the sport have contributed significantly to his well-deserved recognition.
The party will end with a private reception on the eve of the PGA Merchandise Showheld at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Lodge and Resort.
This exclusive event aims to honor the Class of 2025 and will convene leading leaders from various sectors of the golf industry to recognize and celebrate their achievements.
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