Public: Bonny Island Golf Club
Hello Elisa,
Greetings to you from Uganda East Africa. Ssekamwa Isaac is my name the director of Canaan high school. I am glad and grateful for the work you are doing for women and the girl child. We do have teens from our school and ladies from around our area that play golf from our village in Lugazi Uganda at Metha golf course. With due respect attached to your office, I wanted to put in our application for registration.
We also desire working and partnering with you through this sport.
I pray you find time to accommodate my sincere request in your busy schedule.
Sharing the mission,
Isaac Mugabi
Bonny Island Golf Club – Bonny, Nigeria
Resort: La Cala Resort
As one of the leading golf resorts in Europe, we have a responsibility to do everything we can to promote women’s golf. Growing the game is incredibly important to us and it was fantastic to be able to participate in and celebrate this day, even if it was on a smaller scale than we would like to.
Golf Sales Manager Silvia Ortega
Off-Course: Five Iron Golf
The combined reach of the International Golf Brand and the invitation to Five Iron lead 53 Women to participate and feel comfortable learning about the game of golf. The exposure helped our brand and lead to double digit numbers of new customers for lessons and simulator time.
When imagining the winning formula for maximum exposure for our facility through International Women’s Day of Golf I asked friend and author, Rhonda Vetere to discuss her love of golf to our women customers. Rhonda was our “hook” to get customers interested and energized. Rhonda spoke about the passion she has for the game and how it helps her personally and professionally. Our staff gave lessons in our simulators to familiarize our customers with how to utilize our technology. Our hope is that they learn the game of golf from our lessons, while using a golf simulator and beyond.
Brad Worthington, PGA Director of Golf
Pound Ridge Golf Club
2016 MET PGA Professional of the Year
Private: Olympic Golf Club
We are an athletic club first with golf being just one of 19 sports at the club for our members to enjoy. Our goal in hosting a Women’s Golf Day event was to target our younger athletic members of the team sports like field hockey, soccer, basketball, squash and bring them to golf. The social and international group aspect #womensgolfday made it attractive to our younger members. Also making it an “a la carte” event where flexible arrival time during the two hours made it a success at The Olympic Club.
– Will Hutton, Olympic Golf Club
Location Requirements & Format
These requirements are mandatory for locations to both be an official Women’s Golf Day location and the privileges that comes with it such as using our name, logo, marketing materials, and affiliation of any type.
- Locations are required to register with us to host an event.
- Locations are required to send participant information from their event to Women’s Golf Day in spreadsheet format including, but not necessarily limited to, names and email addresses within 7 days of the event.
- Locations must have two hours of golf-related activity and two hours of socializing.
- Golf activities can be playing 9 holes, lessons, chipping & putting, product demos, et al so long as the sport of golf is being actively played.
- The socializing can include drinks and food at the bar/restaurant, informational talks, corporate networking, pro shop discounts, and more.
- Locations must make their Women’s Golf Day activities fully and equally open to everyone, regardless of gender, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, sexual orientation, or gender identification, except as prohibited by law.
- Locations can host a free or paid event. 100% of fees collected will go to the location.
- Locations are required to market and promote their event through their website, social media, newsletters, flyers, etc.
Below are standard formats for two different types of locations. These are suggested formats only and you can change, improvise, and improve your event within the stated requirements.
Two Hours of Golf – Lessons or 9 Hole Play
(Example Time: 4-6pm)
Participants have the option of:
2 hours of lessons – One hour on the driving range and One hour chipping and putting
or
2 hours of play – A 9-hole scramble or play their own ball as long as the round can be completed in two hours
Two Hours of Socializing
(Example Time: 6-8pm)
Socializing, networking and distribution of information regarding lessons, league play, ways to get involved in golf. Please include as many people and organizations from your community that are involved with golf who can contribute to the event. In some locations there will be a speakers, women’s golf teams from the closest university or high school, corporate networking groups etc.
Four Hour Experience
(Example Time: 4-8pm)
Up to four hours of basic instruction and lessons and socializing. Women and girls will rotate and try driving in the simulators or driving range and chipping and putting on the putting greens. Review basics like holding the club and set up position. Have a putting contest and a driving contest.
Socializing, networking and distribution of information regarding lessons, league play, ways to get involved in golf. Please include as many people and organizations from your community that are involved with golf who can contribute to the event. In some locations there will be speakers, women’s golf teams from the closest university or high school, corporate networking groups etc.