Kerry Graham, LPGA

Kerry Graham has worked in the golf/sports business since 1970. Kerry's work in the industry began as a golf professional in golf clubs in the Phoenix area in positions ranging from teaching to club management.
In 1990, Kerry founded KRG Enterprises, a sports and golf consulting company.
From 2000 - 2005, Kerry was Director of Golf of SportExcel Health and Human Performance, working with Sports Doctors and Therapists on golf intervention strategies.
From 1987-1993, Kerry served as National President of the LPGA Teaching & Club Professional Division. In that role, she directed the establishment of the current LPGA Teacher Education Program and founded the Women's Golf Summits, LPGA Girls Golf Clubs, and the LPGA Urban Youth Golf Programs.
For her leadership in sports, Kerry has received numerous awards including the 2000 LPGA Commissioner's Award, Women's Sports Foundation President's Award, the Patty Berg Award and the National Golf Foundation Graffis Award for Contribution to Education.
Kerry was inducted in 2005 into the Arizona Golf Hall of Fame and in 2009 into the LPGA Hall of Fame.
Currently serving as President of the Board of the Junior Golf Association of Arizona Foundation and was a member of the Board of Governors of the Safeway PING LPGA Tournament for 12 years.
Kerry earned both a bachelor's degree in Political Science and a master's degree in Learning Psychology from Arizona State University and played on the intercollegiate golf team while at ASU.