Dr. Trey Holland, past president of the USGA, has been involved in promoting golf for individuals with disabilities for many years. He currently serves as President of the National Alliance for Accessible Golf.

Dr. Holland is particularly interested in the Rules of Golf and their application for the disabled. He was a major proponent in the USGA’s development of A Modification of the Rules of Golf for Individuals with Disabilities and also served as chairman of the USGA Grants Committee from 1996-99. Currently still on the Grants Committee, he brings his knowledge of golf for individuals with disabilities to the USGA’s grants process and their support of programs across the country.

Dr. Holland, who served four years as vice president of the USGA before serving as president in 2000, joined the Executive Committee in 1991 after serving on the USGA's Sectional Affairs Committee. He was chairman of the Championship Committee in 1998-99 and served as chairman of the Rules of Golf Committee from 1993-97.

Professionally, Holland is a physician, who practices with Associated Urologists, Inc. in Indianapolis, Indiana. He is a graduate of Wabash College and the Indiana University School of Medicine.