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"On behalf of the more than 30,000 PGA of
America Golf Professionals, we are grateful for Seth's
leadership and for all that he accomplished for our Members, our
game, the business and our people," PGA of America President
John Lindert said in a statement. "He skillfully led us through
incredibly challenging times and was always a great partner.
"We are fortunate to be able to call on him going forward for
his always helpful advice and counsel."
The PGA Tour of America started its search for a new CEO with
internal and external candidates part of process. Chief
championships officer Kerry Haigh is acting as interim CEO, but
isn't in the candidate pool for the full-time position.
Before serving as CEO, Waugh was an independent director on the
PGA of America Board of Directors for three years.
"I recently informed the board that I would not be renewing my
contract that is set to expire on June 30, but am honored to
continue to serve the Association as a Senior Advisor," Waugh
said in a statement. "It has been an absolute privilege and
honor to serve as the CEO of the PGA of America for the past six
years.
"I am proud of all that we have accomplished for our more than
30,000 PGA of America Golf Professionals and the game. I have
enjoyed every moment serving alongside all of my colleagues, all
the various Officers and Board Members and getting to know so
many of our dedicated Members who are on the front line of the
game that we love every day of the year."
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