Overview
- The LPGA has officially appointed Craig Kessler as its next commissioner, marking a significant leadership transition for the organization.
- Kessler, previously the COO of the PGA of America, brings extensive experience from roles at Buff City Soap, Topgolf, and private equity firms.
- He is the 10th commissioner in LPGA history, succeeding Mollie Marcoux Samaan, who stepped down in January after a transformative tenure.
- Kessler has emphasized a proactive approach, aiming to create a culture that attracts global interest and expands the league's impact in women’s sports.
- Interim commissioner Liz Moore will continue in her role until Kessler assumes leadership on July 15, 2025, as the LPGA celebrates its 75th anniversary.