World Golf Village hosts a variety of events for the entire family to enjoy throughout the year. For more information about events at the IMAX Theater, please visit www.WorldGolfIMAX.com.
September 2013
Patriot Golf Days at the Hall of Fame | Aug. 30 - Sept. 2
The World Golf Hall of Fame is joining with the PGA of America in support of the seventh annual Patriot Golf Days, which benefit the Folds of Honor Foundation (www.FoldsofHonor.org). Folds of Honor provides post-secondary educational scholarships for children and spouses of military service men and women killed or disabled while serving. From Aug. 30 - Sept. 2, the World Golf Hall of Fame will match donations from visitors collected at the box office for Folds of Honor.
Smithsonian Museum Day | Sept. 28
Receive free admission to the World Golf Hall of Fame & Museum on Saturday, Sept. 28 as part of Smithsonian Museum Day. Visitors must print their tickets in advance from the Smithsonian Museum Day website.
History in the Making
The Hall of Fame's newest exhibit concentrates on golf's most recent events, with memorabilia from professional tournaments, major championships and team events like the Ryder Cup, Solheim Cup and Presidents Cup. It will also highlight record-breaking performances and other historic moments, like Tiger Woods' victory at the 2012 Memorial Tournament.
Nancy Lopez: Pride, Passion & Personality - A special exhibit on display
The World Golf Hall of Fame & Museum celebrates one of the true legends in golf history with its latest special exhibition, "Nancy Lopez: Pride Passion & Personality." The special exhibit, which opened December 17, features more than 100 pieces of memorabilia from her electric career, including LPGA Championship trophies, her trophy from the inaugural Solheim Cup and even the legendary Ray Cook putter she used to win so many of her 48 LPGA titles. The exhibit is included with museum admission.
Bob Hope: Shanks for the Memory
Trace Bob Hope's life from his immigration from England as a young child through his rise to the top of the century's major forms of entertainment -- vaudeville, Broadway, film, radio and television. Covering more than 3,000 square feet and offering the largest collection of Hope's memorabilia ever available on public display, the exhibition also looks at his devotion to the United States troops and the various ways he championed the game of golf.
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