Which member classification can vote in PGA matters?

The classification that has the ability to vote in PGA matters is the Active Member. Active Members are those who are fully engaged in the profession of golf and are current in their dues and requirements, providing them the privileges to participate in the governance of the PGA. This includes the right to vote on matters that affect the organization, such as changes in policies or constitutional amendments.

Honorary Members, while recognized for their contributions, do not have voting privileges. Non-Active Members are typically those who are not actively employed in the golf industry and thus are excluded from voting. Life Members may also have special statuses or acknowledgments but do not generally comprise the voting cohort unless they also hold Active Member status. This differentiation is essential as it ensures that those who are actively contributing to and invested in the PGA have a say in its governance and direction.