Hampshire Ladies Golf (HLG) became a signatory of England Golf and the R&A’s Women in Golf Charter in February 2022, after we submitted a detailed proposal outlining our plans to help grow female golf participation in the County, including the Channel Islands and the Isle of Wight.
We are committed to playing our part in developing a culture that values women’s involvement in every aspect of the sport. We have made a number of commitments and we hope that their combined effect will help encourage more women and girls to play the game and pursue careers in the golfing industry. We are passionate about promoting the Charter and hope that our actions will encourage our affiliated clubs to make similar commitments and become Charter signatories. Here are more details about the R&A Women in Golf Charter.
Congratulations to Romsey GC for becoming the first Hampshire club to become a Women in Golf Charter signatory but also to Blackmoor GC, Bramshott Hill GC, Cams Hall GC, Corhampton GC, Hayling GC, Hockley GC, Lee-on-the-Solent GC, New Forest GC, Osborne GC*, Petersfield GC, Royal Winchester GC, Ryde GC*, Shanklin & Sandown GC*, Southampton GC, South Winchester GC, Southwick Park GC, Stoneham GC, The Burley GC, Walhampton GC and Wellow GC for also gaining their Charter status. A total of 21 clubs so far. In addition, we have a further 21 affiliated Hampshire clubs that are currently either working up their proposals for Charter status or have expressed an interest in gaining Charter status. These are listed below:
Alresford GC; Army GC; Basingstoke GC; Blacknest GC; Bramshaw GC; Brokenhurst Manor GC; Cowes GC*; Chilworth GC; Freshwater Bay GC*; Highcliffe Castle GC; La Moye GC**; Liphook GC; Newport GC*; North Hants GC; Paultons GC; Rowlands Castle GC; Sandford Springs GC; Waterlooville GC; Weybrook Park GC; and Wickham Park GC. (*Isle of Wight Clubs; **Jersey)
Monday 7th October 2024
Our final event of the 2024 Junior season was a fantastic conclusion to a brilliant year for Hampshire. It was a wet one but there was plenty to celebrate including five new faces joining for their first Hampshire Girls competition and of course our meeting winner and recipient of the Dorothy Hayward Salver, Lily Stroud.
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