On June 2nd all are invited to take the best seat in the house and tune into www.womensgolfday.com for a day packed with exclusive entertainment and inspirational messages from across the world of golf.
SheIS announced today that the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the United States Golf Association will join its SheIS Collective of sports organizations. This marks the first formal addition of major golf organizations to the SheIS Collective.
Today is the 4th annual International Women’s Golf Day, a global event shaped by a collaborative effort to encourage women to participate in the game through a variety of avenues. A combination of retailers, golf facilities and teaching professionals have registered to host free introductory events for first-time or beginning golfers, or more structured events […]
Global sports entertainment leader Topgolf today announced all 50 U.S. venues will offer a complimentary golf instruction and socializing event for women on Tuesday, June 4 from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
In May, the R&A unveiled a new Women in Golf Charter as part of the organization’s drive to increase the number of women and girls participating in golf and to encourage more opportunities for women to work within the golf industry.
June 5th saw the world come together for its third annual celebration of women & girls golf – Women’s Golf Day 2018.
From Armenia to Australia, the U.S.A to the U.A.E, women across the globe are readying themselves for the biggest single day celebration of Women & Girls’ golf in the world on June 5th.
The Ladies Professional Golf Association and golf startup 18Birdies announced today that they have combined forces to further promote the growth of the women’s game.
Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, announced today the establishment of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship, which will be held annually the week prior to the Masters and will culminate with the final round taking place at Augusta National.
The early spring chill had yet to lift when the fifth-annual Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals teed off at Augusta National Golf Club early Sunday morning. Standing at the back of Augusta’s manicured Tournament Practice Facility, Nancy Lopez took in the scene, young girls chipping to her left, little boys hitting drives to her right, her eyes misting.
