Celebrating USGA Committee Members from Maryland

Congratulations to Paul Brown, Steve Levine, Jean Mulcahey, and Joan Heiss, who are celebrating milestones as United States Golf Association (USGA) Committee Members. All four committee members continue to help support the professional and amateur game of golf by dedicating their time.

 

Paul Brown of Brookeville, MD, a Norbeck Country Club member, has served for 20 years as a USGA committee member. These past five years, Brown has served on the USGA executive committee. Brown has officiated in over 50 USGA events and served on the U.S. Junior Amateur committee for 16 years.

Steve Levine of Baltimore, MD, a member of Woodholme Country Club and Caves Valley Golf Club, has served as a USGA committee member for 20 years. Levine serves as a MSGA rules official and has officiated in U.S Open’s, U.S. Women’s Open’s, U.S. Amateur’s, and U.S. Senior Open’s.

Jean Mulcahey of Hydes, MD, a member of the Country Club of Maryland, has served as a USGA committee member for 15 years. In 2016, Mulcahey was awarded the Women’s Division Distinguished Service Award for making extraordinary contributions to amateur golf in Maryland.

Joan Heiss of Easton, MD, a member at Talbot Country Club, has served as a USGA committee member for ten years. Heiss currently serves as the Heads Rules Official for the MSGA Women’s Committee. Heiss also won the 1982 MSGA Mixed-Two Ball Championship with Craig Norford at Woodmont Country Club – South Course.