Site Number: 18  Northern Tour

Weekend Events:
- Museum admission FREE for this special weekend event
- Personal Tours
- Research question and answer sessions
- Museum gift/souvenir shop on premises
- Dedicated rooms & multimedia exhibits on Ben Hogan, Bob
  Jones and Arnold Palmer.
- Hall of Champions with the 13 original USGA championship
  trophies and the name of every USGA champion in history
- Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History


Driving directions:
From the Somerville traffic circle, take Route 202/206 north to Schley Mountain Road. Schley becomes Douglas road. Continue on Douglas to Far Hills Avenue. Turn right and look for the USGA Museum on the right.

Parking:
Parking and restroom facilities are available at the museum

ADA Accessable: Yes

Normal Hours:
Tues - Sun, 10 AM - 5 PM; closed major holidays

Website: www.USGAMuseum.com
Email: museum@usga.org
Phone: 908-234-2300; Kim Gianetti
Map: Google Map
Historic Register: No

Organization:
United States Golf Association

Frothingham Mansion

The USGA Museum is home to the world's premiere collection of golf artifacts and memorabilia. The greatest champions and greatest moments in American golf history come alive through entertaining and engaging exhibitions.

The USGA Museum is in the original Frothingham/Sloane House, a Georgian Revival mansion constructed in 1919, built for Thomas Frothingham and later sold to John Sloane, a prominent furniture retailer. It was designed by John Russell Pope, a leading designer of country houses for wealthy patrons early in the 20th century. He was later known for his monumental architecture in Washington, D.C., including the Jefferson Memorial.