Boss Babes! Advancing the Sport of Golf for Women Everywhere

Boss Babes! Advancing the Sport of Golf for Women Everywhere

The landscape of golf is undergoing a notable transformation, with an increasing number of women and girls taking up the sport at an unprecedented rate. This shift is largely due to the pioneering efforts of women from past generations, as well as the current trailblazers who are forging new paths and reshaping the game. In celebration of Women’s Golf Day, we take a look at just a few of the women who are breaking barriers and bringing innovative ideas to various aspects of this wonderful game.


Suzy Whaley, the Vice President of the PGA of America

Suzy Whaley, the Vice President of the PGA of America: is a trailblazing figure in golf. As the first woman to serve as an officer in the PGA's history, she has made significant strides in promoting diversity and inclusion within the sport. Whaley, a former LPGA Tour player and renowned coach, is dedicated to growing the game and providing opportunities for all. She once stated, "Golf is a game for everyone, and it's our responsibility to ensure that everyone feels welcome." Her leadership continues to inspire and pave the way for future generations in golf. 


Elisa Gaudet, founder of Women's Golf Day
Elisa Gaudet, founder of Women's Golf Day: has made a significant impact on the sport by creating a global event that celebrates and encourages female participation in golf. Launched in 2016, Women's Golf Day unites women from various backgrounds to experience golf and foster connections. Gaudet's initiative promotes inclusivity and empowerment within the sport. She emphasizes, “Golf is more than a game; it's a community,” reflecting her dedication to expanding the reach of golf to women worldwide.

Tiffany Mack-Fitzgerald, founder of Black Girls Golf
“Golf is more than just a game; it's a pathway to personal and professional growth.”
Tiffany Mack-Fitzgerald, founder of Black Girls Golf: is a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion in golf. Inspired to create a supportive community for African American women in a traditionally exclusive sport, she launched Black Girls Golf in 2011. The organization offers mentorship, networking, and learning opportunities. Mack-Fitzgerald believes, “Golf is more than just a game; it's a pathway to personal and professional growth.” Her efforts have opened doors for countless women, making golf more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Through her work, Tiffany continues to inspire and empower women to break barriers and pursue their golfing dreams.

Gianna Rojas, founder of Adaptive Golfers
Gianna Rojas, founder of Adaptive Golfers: is a dedicated advocate for making golf accessible to everyone, regardless of physical abilities. Born without fingers on her left hand, Rojas has turned her personal challenges into a mission to promote inclusivity in the sport. Adaptive Golfers provides resources, support, and adaptive equipment to golfers with disabilities. Rojas passionately states, “Golf is a game for all abilities; it’s about what you can do, not what you can’t.” Her inspiring work helps break down barriers, encouraging people of all abilities to enjoy and thrive in the game of golf
“Golf is a game for all abilities; it’s about what you can do, not what you can’t.”
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