Golf
Leaderboard | Schedules and Scores | Statistics | Earnings | Series:

Bevacqua appointed CEO of PGA of America

BALTIMORE (AP) Pete Bevacqua has been hired as chief executive officer for the PGA of America.

Bevacqua, a former chief business officer of the U.S. Golf Association, replaces Joe Steranka, who is retiring this year after 25 years at the organization that represents club professionals. Steranka spent the last seven years as CEO.

The PGA of America also elected Ted Bishop of Franklin, Ind., as its 38th president to serve a two-year term. He will lead the selection of a new Ryder Cup captain. Derek Sprague was elected as vice president.

Bevacqua joined the USGA in 2000 as an attorney. He was managing director of the U.S. Open at Oakmont in 2007, and then became chief business officer. He left the USGA last year to lead the golf division at CAA Sports.

Updated November 10, 2012

w3 © 2013 by STATS LLC and Associated Press.
Any commercial use or distribution without the express written consent of STATS LLC and Associated Press is strictly prohibited.



Subscribe to Golf Digest
Subscribe today