The PGA of America and Bag Boy, a leader in innovative golf products since 1946, have announced a partnership naming Bag Boy the Official Push Cart Supplier of PGA Jr. League. This collaboration supports PGA Jr. League’s mission to make golf more accessible, team-oriented and enjoyable for youth players across the country.
As part of the partnership, Bag Boy push carts will be featured nationally throughout the PGA Jr. League local league season, All-Star events, and the 13u and 17u Championships. The partnership provides PGA Jr. League teams discounted product and access to a fleet of push carts at both 2026 Championships. It also offers Bag Boy expanded visibility among PGA of America Golf Professionals, plus junior golfers and their families nationwide.
“Our partnership with Bag Boy strengthens the on-course experience for our PGA Jr. League golfers,” says Steve Tanner, Senior Director of Player Engagement for the PGA of America. “Their commitment to innovation and support of junior golf aligns perfectly with our mission.”
Currently serving thousands of youth players, PGA Jr. League brings a welcoming, team-based environment to the game.
“PGA Jr. League represents the future of our sport, and we’re honored to support a program that introduces so many young players to golf,” says Craig Ramsbottom, President of Dynamic Brands, Bag Boy’s parent company. “At Bag Boy, we’re committed to products that make walking the course easier and more enjoyable for everyone.”
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