MINNESOTA GOLF LICENSE PLATE
Available online and at your local DVS office
The Minnesota Golf License Plate was introduced and available for sale starting in July 2015, with the goal of enhancing and growing the game of golf in the State of Minnesota. The plate was made possible by a partnership between the Minnesota PGA Section’s Charitable arm PGA of America REACH Foundation Minnesota and the Minnesota Golf Association. The organizations work together to award local programs and PGA Professionals with grants to provide instruction, education, access to golf equipment and playing opportunities throughout the State. Specifically, these programs aim to support three main demographics: youth, military, and diverse populations with an emphasis on inclusion.
For a yearly contribution of $30, you can help support the future of golf in Minnesota. Purchase your Minnesota Golf License Plate today and make a difference in your community.
Minnesota Golf License Plate FAQs
Q: Where can I obtain a plate?
A: The Minnesota Golf License Plates are available for purchase at Minnesota Driver and Vehicle Services locations throughout the state. Plates can also be ordered online at drive.mn.gov without going into an office. Under Vehicle Services, click on More Vehicle Services and then Change my Plates, follow the prompts on your screen
Q: Can I switch from a standard license plate to a Minnesota Golf License Plate at any time?
A: Yes, you may change your plates at any time throughout the year or when renewing your annual registration.
Q: What is the cost?
A: – $30 per year contribution
– $15.50 plate fee (one-time charge)
– Additional admin processing fees may be charged
Q: Can I personalize the plate?
A: Yes, you can.
Q: Where will my contributions go for the Minnesota Golf License Plate?
A: All proceeds from the Minnesota Golf License Plate will be directed to the Minnesota Section PGA Foundation. Eligible golf initiatives within the state of Minnesota may apply for funds through a grant application process taking place biannually. All proceeds are given back to the community and the initiatives they serve.
Q: Are there any reporting requirements to ensure the Foundation is appropriately using the funds?
A: Yes, the Foundation is required to report to the Department of Public Safety on an ongoing basis how the funds are being used for initiatives.
