Southwest PGA

The Southwest Section PGA (Southwest PGA) is a professional golf organization founded in 1958 that is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Southwest PGA administers golf tournaments for stakeholders and conducts PGA Tour qualifying events. Based on the number of members and associate members, the Southwest PGA is the 5th largest of the 41 Professional Golfers' Association of America Sections. The largest annual event the Southwest PGA Section conducts is the Arizona Open.

, the section is represented by Doug Doxsie on the PGA board of directors.

Chapters
The Southwest PGA has two chapters of the Section – the Southern Chapter of the Southwest PGA and the Southern Nevada Chapter of the Southwest PGA.

The Southern Chapter of the Southwest PGA was chartered by the Section to provide greater member service to those association members and associates whose facilities are located in the southernmost regions of the Section including Tucson, Arizona.

The Southern Nevada Chapter of the Southwest PGA was chartered by the Section to provide greater member service to those association members and associates whose facilities are located in Clark County including Las Vegas, Nevada.

Tournaments
The Southwest PGA conducts a number of golfing championship events:
 * The Southwest PGA Match Play Championship
 * The Arizona Open
 * The Southwest PGA Championship/PPC
 * The Southwest PGA Jr. League Section Championship

PGA Tour qualifying
the Southwest PGA conducts pre-qualifying and Monday qualifying outings for three PGA Tour events:
 * Waste Management Phoenix Open
 * Shriners Hospitals for Children Open
 * Cologuard Classic

An exemption for the Shriners Hospital Open is given to the winner of a qualifying tournament for Southwest PGA Professionals. An exemption for the Waste Management Phoenix Open goes to the winner of the Southwest PGA Championship. 2023 winner Kim Paez became the first woman to win the Southwest PGA Championship, but was ineligible for the Phoenix Open due to the Whaley Rule (playing from shorter tees); her spot went to Jesse Mueller.