Meet the Member: Bobby Haby, PGA

Southern Texas PGA • July 19, 2024

Bobby Haby, PGA – Apple Doesn't Fall Far from the Tree

Bobby Haby, PGA, the Assistant Director of Golf at Cap Rock Golf Club in Horseshoe Bay, Texas, reflected on his lifelong passion for golf and the influences that shaped his career. Raised by a father deeply immersed in the golf community of Southern Texas, Bobby was inspired by his father's dedication and the impact he had on their family. His father has been a PGA of America Member in the Southern Texas Section for 47 years and worked alongside other PGA members such as Joe Walser, Joe Black, and Jimmy Terry. Surrounded by individuals who greatly influenced the PGA of America, Bobby developed a deep passion for the sport from a young age.


“The passion he has for the game is inspiring. He is 82 years old and he is still out there giving lessons. The amount of people he has had the opportunity to impact and teach is incredible,” said Bobby speaking about his father.

Bobby's journey in golf began with learning to hit the ball at a young age, but he truly became involved in the sport at the age of 13 while spending time with his father. During his formative years, Bobby participated in collegiate golf, but later determined that pursuing a career in the sport was more suitable for him.

His professional path has taken him to various prestigious clubs across Texas, including Tapatio Spring Resort and Falconhead Golf Club, where he earned his Membership. Most notable was Bobby’s time as an Assistant Professional at TPC San Antonio where he felt the most content. Throughout his journey moving from course to course, Bobby found his niche in tournament operations and event management, skills that have become his forte.


Across his professional journey, Bobby has found fulfillment in connecting with golfers and members. He currently thrives in his role at Cap Rock Golf Club, where he oversees diverse responsibilities ranging from tournaments to member relations. Bobby collaborates closely with colleagues like Anthony Holder, PGA, whom he respects for their shared dedication to enhancing the club experience.



Bobby shared, “That’s what it’s about in this industry. Making those connections, making a difference in people’s lives, and loving the game. It brings people together, it really does!”

Bobby has achieved numerous milestones, but one recent standout is his involvement in launching the Fab Fours program at Cap Rock. This initiative encourages female golfers to participate in a four-hole golf round followed by a social hour. Bobby shared that recently he accounted for 97 female golfers in his email list for participation. The ability to expand the sport and foster personal growth is what feels the most rewarding to Bobby. This program, aimed at motivating women to engage in golf, perfectly aligns with his objectives and has been highly successful.


From a young age, Bobby Haby, PGA, has been impacted by the PGA of America and its Members. Bobby is inspired to continue this tradition set forth by his father and mentors by making an impact and lasting memory on people’s lives through the game of golf for all that he encounters.

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