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Women’s Golf Day Receives R&A Support

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Women’s Golf Day is a single-day event scheduled to introduce new female participants to golf and celebrate existing players by joining them together irrespective of race, religion, language, ethnicity or location.

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States: Women’s Golf Day (WGD) has announced that The R&A will be supporting the campaign as part of its commitment to encourage more women and girls to play golf.

Now in its fifth year, Women’s Golf Day is being celebrated virtually today with entertaining videos from across the world of golf, social media engagement and a global charity auction supporting Médecins sans Frontiers/Doctors without Borders (MSF).

The physical event is scheduled to take place on September 1, subject to international healthcare guidelines. 

In 2019, more than 900 locations in 52 countries held WGD events. With The R&A’s support, the campaign aims to continue growing around the world by encouraging more locations to register events and inspiring more women to take up or return to the sport.

Women’s Golf Day has also become the latest signatory of the Women in Golf Charter which is inspiring an industry-wide commitment to develop a more inclusive culture within golf.

Elisa Gaudet, Founder of Women’s Golf Day, said: “We are so encouraged to see The R&A dedicate resources to the expansion of women’s golf worldwide. When I look back to year one it is incredible to see how far Women’s Golf Day has come, and I am excited to see where we can go from here with their support.”

Duncan Weir, Executive Director – Golf Development and Amateur Championships, The R&A, said: “The R&A is committed to ensuring golf is thriving 50 years from now. The Women in Golf Charter is reflective of our desire for more women and girls to be involved in every level of the sport and we are very supportive of initiatives like Women’s Golf Day which encourages this.”

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