World Golf Hall of Fame, Sports hall of fame in Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States

The World Golf Hall of Fame is a museum in St. Johns County, Florida, that presents memorabilia, awards, and interactive exhibits about international golfers. The complex includes several galleries, a theater, and a practice facility for golfers of all levels.

The World Golf Hall of Fame opened in September 1974 in Pinehurst, North Carolina, run by Diamondhead Corp., owners of the Pinehurst Resort, with an initial class of 13 members. The PGA of America took over management in 1983 and full ownership in 1986. A new facility in St. Johns County, Florida, opened on May 19, 1998, and closed in September 2023; the hall reopened in 2024 in Pinehurst at the USGA Pinehurst Golf House.

The name refers to the global community of golfers who have competed in tournaments for more than a century. Visitors see trophies and clothing once worn by champions, along with club sets from different countries and decades.

The complex offers guided tours that let visitors explore the collections with background information. Those who want to play can find a golf academy on site with instructors and practice areas for beginners and advanced players.

The institution works with 26 international golf organizations to gather honors and archive material from around the world. Men and women are inducted using the same criteria, which broadens the range of careers on display.