If the PGA were to dissolve, who would decide how money is distributed to members?

Should the PGA dissolve, the distribution of financial assets would typically fall to an organization or entity with the focus and mission to allocate funds according to predetermined guidelines, possibly leaning towards charitable efforts. This would align with common practices in nonprofit governance, where remaining funds are distributed in a manner that honors the original purpose of the organization. Charitable organizations often have established protocols for asset distribution, ensuring that the funds benefit the larger community or specific causes rather than being divided among individuals.

The other options involve authoritative figures or committees within the organization that may not have a defined capacity or legal framework for distributing funds after dissolution, as the focus would likely shift to ensuring the funds are used responsibly according to legal and ethical standards.