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5 Stereotypes of Women’s Golf Broken Down

5 Stereotypes of Women’s Golf Broken Down
There is a common misconception that golf is an acronym for “gentlemen only, ladies forbidden.” While this is far from true, the statement is not so far off base. The origin of the sport itself has often been attributed to a way for gentlemen to get away from their wives and female friends. Golf has...
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NCCGA Appoints Director of Women’s Golf

NCCGA Appoints Director of Women’s Golf
When I was informed that the NCCGA was creating a new position within its Student Leader hierarchy, Director of Women’s Golf, I was excited about the opening of a new professional opportunity. Most of all, I was thankful that female golfers would have an opportunity to be recognized and heard within a wonderful organization. As Director...
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Look Out, Boys: Women Taking Over College Golf

Look Out, Boys: Women Taking Over College Golf
It seems that Jamie Ehrhart was destined to play golf. Being born and raised in the small town of Quincy, Illinois, a town producing touring pros like D.A. Weibring and Luke Guthrie, success is not uncommon. Through the years, golf has become a part of Jamie’s life. Since the age of three she has owned...
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Bentley Women’s College Golf Club Team

Bentley Women’s College Golf Club Team
Golf is a notoriously a male dominated sport, but Eva Warburg, Alexa Douglas, and the Bentley Women’s College Golf Club team won’t be intimidated. This spring the team will be making their NCCGA debut in the New England Region, and want to prove that golf is not just for men, joining Wake Forest and...
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