Florida, United States: Women’s Golf Day gave the golf community an excuse to share its passion for the women’s game as the global movement celebrated its 10th anniversary.
Singapore: Women’s Golf Day, the global movement that celebrates women and girls playing golf and learning skills, returns for its 10th anniversary this week.
Seoul, Korea: The success of the Aramco Korea Championship has reinforced golf’s reputation as being ‘a bridge connecting people, cultures, businesses, and industries worldwide’.
Danang, Vietnam: A star-studded international line-up will be vying for glory at next week’s seventh edition of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific.
Danang, Vietnam: The R&A and Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation have launched the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific Academy. The initiative is funded by Samsung and The R&A Foundation.
Florida, United States: Women’s Golf Day will mark the 10th anniversary of the movement this year with organisers anticipating a record turnout for the 2025 celebration.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: While Charley Hull ended a two-year victory drought, the Aramco Team Series presented by PIF – Riyadh was notable also for having its strongest ever Saudi representation.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Farhana Hamzah has received rich praise for her bold presentation at this week’s AGIF Conference about the challenges faced by female golf course superintendents.
St Andrews, Scotland: The AIG Women’s Open will head to Royal Porthcawl in 2025 where it will be the largest women’s sporting event to be played in Wales.
Singapore: The Singapore Golf Association and the Singapore Ladies Golf Association have reaffirmed their commitment to The R&A’s Women in Golf Charter.
London, England: Nominations are being sought for the International Woman Award, part of the annual Women in Golf Awards.
St Andrews, Scotland: In celebration of the AIG Women’s Open returning to the Old Course, St Andrews Links Trust has released two short films showcasing the venue’s support for women’s golf.