Our Goals and History

The Pan American Golf Association is a social organization created for the purpose of promoting and playing golf, enjoying family social events and having friendly relationships with local and civic organizations as well as other PAGA chapters.

The National Pan American Golf Association which was founded in 1947 has grown to over 30 chapters in 8 states. Over two thousand members are involved improving local communities with a variety of projects. The PAGA is a non-profit organization and is hailed as one of the largest amateur golf club in the United States.

The Fort Worth chapter has its beginnings in September of 1951, when an avid golfer sold an idea to two brothers of forming a golf association. This golf triumvirate soon created enough interest among their friends to form an original quorum of fourteen members. In 1956, the name was officially changed to the Pan American Golf Association of Fort Worth. Members come from all walks of life. They are regular local community men, women, seniors and juniors. We have small business owners, managers, office personnel, corporate individuals, government workers, military retirees and self-employed professionals. The Club is composed of young individuals embarking on careers and active retirees.

PAGA of Fort Worth's plan is to partake in the camaraderie of friends, hear the clicking sound of a well-hit ball, or join in the friendly jostling after a round of golf. All this spells 'PAGA" collectively playing the game and enjoying common fellowship in the great game of life.

WE LOVE PLAYING GOLF!