PGA America represents more than 30,000 golf professionals across the country. Jeff Price, Chief Commercial Officer of PGA America, discusses the Ryder Cup being held on Long Island.

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Jeff Price, Chief Commercial Officer of PGA America and a Long Island resident, discussed the significance of the Ryder Cup being held at Bethpage on Long Island. He emphasized the economic impact of the event, estimating over $160 million will benefit the local economy and noting the creation of jobs and increased enthusiasm among fans.

Price also highlighted the importance of the Junior Ryder Cup, which is taking place at Nassau Country Club, and the role of PGA America's 30,000 members in promoting the sport to younger generations. He described the Ryder Cup as one of the most exciting events in sports and encouraged fans to arrive early for the festivities.

CCO of PGA America on the Ryder Cup being held on Long Island

Joining me now is Jeff Price, he is the CCO of PGA America. Jeff is from Seacliff, a Long Islander. PGA America represents more than 30,000 golf professionals across the country. Thank you so much for taking time out to join us today. Wonderful to be here, thanks for having me. Our studio is set up, we're along the practice screen. We got some celebrities teeing off today, practicing. How excited are for you guys knowing this is finally here? It's kind of a dream come true. This is a home game. Living in Seacliff for 20 years, being able to sleep in my own bed and drive to an event. Normally I'm in a hotel somewhere. It's just wonderful to see how alive Beth Page has become. All of the economic impact that's being created for Long Island, over $160 million will go into our economy. The jobs that were created and to see it all now live and the enthusiasm and excitement of the fans, it's just overwhelming. I'm sure it's special for you seeing the younger fans here and knowing that the junior Ryder Cup team has been playing. Exciting to see all of that young spirit coming into the sport. Well, the future of the game is in such great shape. Our 30,000 plus members are making sure everyone has an opportunity to play. We are thrilled that the Junior Ryder Cup is happening today at Nassau Country Club. Get out and watch the best young boys and girls play. They're gonna be playing in mixed four balls at 10 o'clock at Nassau Country Club. Great opportunity, it's free to attend. Best players in the world. If you think about players like Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas, they played in the Junior Ryder Cup and they're playing here. Exactly. You're seeing those folks today, they're gonna be out here tomorrow playing the singles matches. So excited for the future of the game and this Ryder Cup is gonna be special. Really quickly, for all of the people telling us it's a dream come true to be here and to experience just a little slice of what this is, it's true. It really is. The Ryder Cup is one of the most interesting events in all of sport. The first tee of the Ryder Cup may be the most exciting thing that happens in any sport. Folks that are coming on Friday, they're gonna wanna come early. Extra security, we wanna make sure that the gates open at five o'clock. So get here early, bring those loud, proud voices, cheer on the USA, but it's going to be spectacular and we can't wait. I'm excited to see if Bryson goes for it on the first day. I wouldn't be surprised. We'll see. Jeff, thanks so much for joining us. Thanks for having me. And thanks for the great coverage you guys are providing. Thank you for that.

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