Women’s Golf Day events are open to women of all skill levels. The movement was founded by golf industry veteran Elisa Gaudet in 2016, and has since grown to include more than 1,350 locations in ...

Why women's golf is having a moment As the 2023 U.S. Women's Open kicks off, NPR's Daniel Estrin talks with golf champion Betsy King about the growth of women's golf. Sports.

Women’s golf is booming as a result of Covid-19. Joan Kuhl, author of “Dig Your Heels In,” chats with rising golf stars Megha Ganne, Bailey Davis and Riley Smyth about overcoming self-doubt, ...

Women’s Golf Day, in its 10th year, celebrates women in golf. And this year is certainly a good time to be excited about women’s golf. The National Golf Foundation has found that 7.8 million ...

English women's golf star Charley Hull explained her support for Trump after doing his dance at a golf tournament, calling the president-elect 'brilliant.' Fox News Media Fox Business ...

Multiple women's golfers came forward to praise and celebrate the LPGA's rule change on Wednesday that bars post-pubescent males from competing against females in pro competition. The organization ...

In the post-pandemic era, more women than men have taken up traditional on-course golf. According to the National Golf Foundation (NGF), there has been a net gain of 2.3 million female golfers ...

The demographics of golf might look a lot different if the most famous course in the U.S. had not angrily denied membership to women until 2012.

The study found that CEOs who play golf are less likely to have women on their executive teams. What’s more, when the CEO golfs, there’s a higher pay gap between men and women on management teams.

Women in business who don't know how to swing a golf club are whiffing on networking opportunities that could advance their careers, according to a research report.. The report, first published in ...

Raoul said the Ebony Ladies Golf League’s has seen a surge in membership since 2022, going from 46 ladies to 81 total members. “Many of them did not ever pick up a golf club,” she added.

Yes, there are so-labeled “women’s” golf balls on the shelves of every golf shop in America. But there may be no technological reason for such products to exist. RELATED: The best golf balls ...