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I’VE got to admit I was stoked to get Charley Hull as our cover star – I’ve been in proper fan-girl mode from afar for ages. It’s wonderful that I can now share a few of Charley’s career insights and personal highlights with our readers. There’s no doubt I’ll continue to watch her play at every upcoming event with keen interest. Our new fashion editor, Scarlett has come up with the absolute goods when it comes to winter golf fashion too. Check out her feature and get inspired (aka add to cart) to flaunt a fresh new look on the course. In golf travel news, I recently had the privilege of playing New Zealand’s fabulous Kauri Cliffs and stayed for a few days at the incredible Roberston Lodge there. Please…

IN the past decade, women’s golf in our country has undergone an incredible transformation. It’s been a journey fuelled by the dedication, talent, and perseverance of countless individuals like you. Australia has seen a surge in the popularity of women’s golf, attracting passionate fans and aspiring athletes alike. What was once a sport dominated by men has now become a thriving platform for women and girls to showcase their skills, passion, and competitive spirit. The impact of women’s golf extends beyond the course itself. The increased interest has created a ripple effect, generating a wide range of career possibilities in sectors related to the sport. Whether it’s coaching, sports management, event planning, marketing, or media, there’s a growing demand for professionals with expertise in not only women’s golf, but golf,…

OUR CONTRIBUTORS

SCARLETT THOMAS – FASHION EDITOR Scarlett is a professional creative writer and copywriter with a wealth of international experience. Contributing feature articles and short stories for both online and print publications, Scarlett creates engaging content within the sphere of politics, culture, fashion, art and sports. AVEREE DOVSEK – JOURNALIST Golf media creator and personality. Always on the lookout for the newest trends in golf fashion and style. Passionate about golf fitness and long drive. Host of the ‘WHY YOU SUCK AT GOLF!’ podcast. Credited with working with leading golf publications and media outlets, including the Golf Channel, CBS Sports, Sirius XM, Golfweek USA Today and Skratch by PGA Tour. CATHERINE STRICKLAND – CONTRIBUTOR Catherine is a regular contributor to golf media in Western Australia. An experienced writer and photographer, Catherine…

OUR CONTRIBUTORS

THE FRENCH CELINE BOUTIER connection

QUIETLY, and with little fanfare, Celine Boutier is making a name for herself on the LPGA Tour. Through seven starts this season, heading into the Cognizant Founders Cup on May 11, the 29-year-old Boutier ranked fourth in the CME Race to the Globe and stood 11th in both the world rankings and on the LPGA scoring average list. In March, she recorded the third victory of her seven-year LPGA career at the LPGA Drive on Championship at Superstition Mountain, to go with wins at the ISPS Handa Vic Open in February 2019 and at the ShopRite LPGA Classic Presented by Acer in June of 2021. A native of Clamart, France, Boutier has competed in two Solheim Cups and represented her homeland in the 2021 Olympics. Her on-course performance keeps accelerating…

THE FRENCH CELINE BOUTIER connection

WOMEN IN GOLF Careers Showcase

BEING able to ‘be what you can see’ is the driving force behind Golf Australia’s new initiative, Women in Golf Careers Showcase. Consisting of a panel of four women representing different streams of golf careers, as well as an ‘Active Ally’ (Gavin Kirkman, the CEO of the PGA of Australia), who is both vocal and proactive in his support of women working in golf, the Showcase is designed to give women from mid-teens to adults, the opportunity to hear from and ask questions to women about their lived experiences in this booming industry. “I saw the Showcase advertised on Facebook and thought what a great opportunity,” says Rhiannon Hitchens, who drove five hours from Wagga Wagga to Melbourne to attend one of the free events. “I’m a Lead Physiotherapist, love…

WOMEN IN GOLF Careers Showcase

THE 2023 Chevron Championship

EVEN before tournament week, Lilia Vu sensed there would be something different about this year’s Chevron Championship. “I’m guessing that it’s different grass in Houston from that in Palm Springs,” she said. “I think I’m going to get there a day early just to figure out the golf course with my coach and caddie and go from there and try to have a good week.” Vu’s observation, in response to a reporter’s question, proved to be prophetic and her preparation paid off. Vu’s come-from behind playoff victory over Angel Yin marked the dawn of a new era in women’s golf. And in the wake of her triumph at Carlton Woods, outside of Houston, the 25-year-old Vu is ideally positioned to be part of the vanguard heralding the arrival of this…

THE 2023 Chevron Championship

GOLF IS OPEN TO ALL WOMEN IN GOLF CHARTER

THE R&A WOMEN IN GOLF CHARTER IS A GLOBAL INITIATIVE AIMED AT INCREASING WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION AND REPRESENTATION IN GOLF. LAUNCHED IN MAY 2018 BY THE R&A, IT HAS SINCE BEEN ADOPTED BY GOLF CLUBS, ORGANISATIONS, AND BUSINESS WORLDWIDE. The charter outlines a set of principles that signatories commit to implementing to promote gender equality in golf. These include measures to encourage more women and girls to play golf, improve access to facilities and coaching, and create more opportunities for women to work in the golf industry, including leadership roles. Golf Australia, the PGA of Australia and WPGA Tour are all signatories to the R&A Women in Golf Charter and have called for clubs to join them in committing to actions that support increased participation and leadership opportunities for women and…

GOLF IS OPEN TO ALL WOMEN IN GOLF CHARTER

INTRODUCING Nicole Threw

NICOLE is a committed and experienced member of the Sentosa Golf Club, having worked her way up from a Golfing Executive in 1995 to become the Director of Golf. With over 25 years of experience in golf operations and management, she has gained extensive knowledge and has successfully organised numerous high-profile events and televised tournaments. Nicole’s passion for providing exceptional customer service to members and guests is evident in her dedication to implementing new strategies to increase revenue and membership. As the Director of Golf, she leads a team of professionals and collaborates with other departments to promote a cohesive and positive club atmosphere. Nicole’s expertise and leadership skills have made her an invaluable asset to the Sentosa Golf Club, and she continues to strive for excellence in all aspects…

INTRODUCING Nicole Threw

HSBC Singapore 2023

WHEN the skies opened up and rain poured down at Sentosa Golf Club on Sunday at 1:56pm local time, it looked like Jin Young Ko would have to wait a while to close out her title defence. But play resumed 58 minutes later, and Ko did what she does best, finishing strong with two hard-fought pars on the 17th and 18th holes to capture her 14th LPGA Tour victory and first since the 2022 edition of this event. Ko began the final round with a two-shot lead over Nelly Korda, with whom she was playing in the final group alongside Allisen Corpuz. This lead was quickly extended with a birdie on the par-4 1st hole to move to -15. Korda rattled off back-to-back birdies on holes 3 and 4, and…

HSBC Singapore 2023

Yamba WOMENS MEMBERSHIP THRIVING

KNOWN for its proximity to lush national parks, magnificent surf breaks, coastline and the beautiful Clarence River, Yamba in northern NSW boasts a top quality 18-hole tournament-standard golf course, located just a short walk from the centre of town. HISTORY Four years after an inaugural meeting to establish Yamba Golf Club was held in 1956, a 6-hole course was opened and the club was formed. Membership fees were: Members £3.3, Associates £2.2, husband and wife £4.4. Early in 1960, a handful of interested women called a meeting to form the Yamba Golf Associates Committee and it was decided to hold a competition each Wednesday. The trophy was a second-hand bell as new ones were too expensive. ...IT’S THE WELCOMING VIBE AND THE ACTIVITIES AFTER THE ROUND THAT HELP TO MAKE…

Yamba WOMENS MEMBERSHIP THRIVING

AS the sun began to sink behind the mountains at Hoakalei Country Club, Australian rookie Grace Kim drained a tricky 5-foot birdie putt to win her first LPGA Tour title at the LOTTE Championship in a playoff with Yu Jin Sung and Yu Liu. The trio of players finished at -12 overall, with Kim capturing the title in just her third start as an LPGA Tour Member. Kim started the day one back of Sung, in a tie for second with major champion, Georgia Hall. She immediately tied Sung at -9 with a birdie on the first hole, but the KLPGA winner quickly snatched it back, making birdies on holes three and five to move to -11. Kim went birdie-bogey on the fifth and sixth holes, turning in 35 to…

HIBERNATION beauty

SAY hello to winter skin! It happens every year, yet we never quite prepare ourselves for the head-to-toe havoc it causes. I’m all about results-driven shortcuts when it comes to skincare, so just a few tweaks will ensure your skin is shielded from the elements (and that includes what’s going on indoors too). Our lips, cheeks and eyes are the most vulnerable so make sure what you are using is both forming a protective barrier as well as hydrating these areas and don’t forget sunscreen is needed year-round. 1 PAY ATTENTION to nourishing and toning your whole body with natural, potent ingredients. Endota’s New Age Body Firming Serum, $85, and Lotion, $75 have been clinically proven to tighten, sculpt and smooth thanks to detoxifying and plumping ingredients that work on…

HIBERNATION
beauty

GET PREPPED FOR WINTER

NEED TO KNOW KNITWEAR Warm up your wardrobe with luxurious knitwear fashioned from premium fabrications that are both breathable and warm. The cardigan is a timeless cold-weather staple and the foundation piece when choosing the preppy look – we love it loosely tied around your shoulders as the game heats up. J.Lindeberg x Nelly Korda Knitted Golf Cardigan, $354 farfetch.com Lacoste Unisex New Classic Buttoned Cotton Blend Cardigan, $230 lacoste.com.au Tommy Hilfiger Monogram Cable Knit Relaxed Jumper, $269 tommy.com Rohnisch Women’s Mae Knitted Sweater, $199 golfsociety.com TAKE IT FROM THE TOP We are keeping things collared this season with a combination of long and short sleeves, depending on the weather. The collared shirt layers to perfection. Just add a cable knit vest or a classic cardigan to complete the look.…

GET PREPPED FOR WINTER

An Interview with English Golfing Champion Charley Hull a proper fit brit

THE sports world holds Charley Hull in high esteem for many things – starting with being the youngest player ever to qualify for the LET (Ladies European Tour) at just 15 years old and also as the youngest competitor to participate in the Solheim Cup at aged 17. Yes, her golfing success began early indeed. In fact, it was no surprise to anyone who saw young Charley swing a club as an amateur in her early days that her professional career trajectory would launch at full speed with a slew of LET and LPGA trophy wins to place on the mantlepiece. Now aged 27, Charley (who is proudly Team TaylorMade) is one of the most effervescent players in the game. She is reminiscent of a brightly coloured English rose that…

An Interview with English Golfing Champion Charley Hull a proper fit brit

GOLFING GETAWAYS WINTER 2023 STAY & PLAY Kauri Cliffs SAN DIEGO GOLF GUIDE MICALO ISLAND The famed Kauri Cliffs (above) in New Zealand is quite the ‘stay & play’ scene stealer in this issue! HINT: book your trip asap and score their excellent winter package special. Closer to home, we also feature an exclusive property on Micalo Island in Yamba. This place takes the proverbial cake when it comes to a luxury private escape that’s central to all of the Clarence Valley’s best golf courses. Further afield (jet set go) we venture to San Diego and provide you with a golf guide that proves precisely why this American destination should be seriously considered for your next overseas golf journey. Now, who’s keen on a round at TORREY PINES?…

A LUXURY GOLF HIDEAWAY AT MICALO ISLAND

NESTLED in nature yet just 8-10 minutes from Yamba, this one-hundred-acre property boasts expansive views of the river frontage without compromising on privacy and seclusion. The design seamlessly blends the indoors with the outdoors and reflects a lifestyle perfectly aligned with the Northern River’s climate. WHY ARE WE TELLING YOU ALL THIS? Well, it’s because Micalo features its own exclusive two-hole golf course. Immaculately presented with 300m Blue Couch fairways, all-weather premium synthetic greens, and a variety of holes to play, you can choose to relish in a few short rounds or enjoy perfecting your putting and chipping on the practice green by the pool. Each green is surrounded by the finest Sir Grange Zoysia Grass comparable to the finest golf courses in Australia. • Micalo encourages guests to use…

A LUXURY GOLF HIDEAWAY AT
MICALO ISLAND

golfer’s paradise in SAN DIEGO

WHY are golfers happy playing here? San Diego was hailed by Golf Digest as “one of the top 50 golf destinations in the world” and boasts more than 70 golf courses in every conceivable setting from oceanfront to desert to mountains. Golfers can tee off year-round with more playable days than anywhere else in the United States. Many of San Diego’s courses are designed by a “Who’s Who” of golf course architects like Tom Fazio, Rees Jones and Ted Robinson. Many courses are recognised for their spectacular views, hidden surprises, play options, golf resorts and more. With more than 70 golf courses to choose from, we have picked the top 7 not-to-miss golf courses that should be on every duffer’s play list! Best at Night MISSION BAY Mission Bay Golf…

golfer’s paradise in SAN DIEGO

THE LODGE AT KAURI CLIFFS FAIRWAY TO HEAVEN

WORDS might prove to be superfluous when it comes to describing a golfing getaway like the majestic Kauri Cliffs. Just one look at this flawless world-class golf course tucked in the Pacific Ocean on New Zealand’s North Island should tell you all you need to know. Upon arrival, I’m immediately impressed by the immaculate course condition and gobsmacked by the gorgeous Roberston Lodge that sits regally atop the cliff edge. I encounter my only conundrum of the trip: what to do first? Tee off on the best course I’ve ever laid eyes on (true story) or check in to my stately suite. I spent about 30 seconds pondering this question before noting the weather Gods were indeed shining and thus opted to go to the pro shop and politely request…

THE LODGE AT
KAURI CLIFFS
FAIRWAY TO HEAVEN

2023 AUSTRALIAN OPEN

THE ISPS HANDA Women’s Australian Open will return to Sydney for the first time in 16 years at the end of the year as a highlight of Australia’s summer of sport. The 2023 edition of the tournament will be held at two of the country’s best courses, The Australian and The Lakes golf clubs, from Thursday, November 30 to Sunday, December 3 and once again will be staged alongside the men’s Open and the Australian All Abilities Championship. The joint tournament format will allow fans to see some of the best men and women golfers playing for different titles on the same course at the same time. Tickets for the tournament are now on sale via www.golf.org.au/ausopen/tickets. Staging the separate women’s and men’s Open championships at the same time began…

2023
AUSTRALIAN OPEN

Mixing AT THE 19TH

THE SPICED PEAR • 1 shot Spiced Rum • 1 shot Pear & Cognac Liqueur • 1 shot fresh pressed pear juice • ½ shot Lime Juice • 1/₃ shot Simple Syrup GLASSWARE: ROCKS GLASS 1. Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker.2. Shake well.3. Pour into a chilled glass.4. Serve and enjoy. INDULGE IN THE SPICED PEAR COCKTAIL, a delightful blend of flavors that captivates the senses. The spiced rum adds a warm and aromatic note, while the Pear & Cognac Liqueur infuses the drink with a rich and velvety sweetness. The fresh-pressed pear juice provides a crisp and refreshing taste, balanced by the tangy kick of lime juice. With a touch of simple syrup to round out the flavors, this cocktail offers a harmonious…

Mixing AT THE 19TH

Nin, GOLF AND THE GAME OF A LIFETIME

GOLF is a sport shared by many families, and mine is no exception. The game has been passed down from generation to generation, so you could say it’s in my blood. To tell my family’s history with golf, I enlisted the help of my grandmother, Cynthia, or ‘Nin’ as we lovingly call her. ‘Nin’ is an energetic 84 year old and still lives in the family home of almost 60 years atop Hill 60 in Port Kembla. We sat down at her dining room table, and in true grandmother style, she’d prepared a plate of snacks for me to enjoy while she told her story. She says the family’s love for golf started with her father, my great-grandfather Cecil Ritchie, in the early 1950s. He was the Vice President of…

Nin, GOLF AND THE GAME OF A LIFETIME

Edited extract The Albatross

THEY say the first woman to have played golf was Mary of Scots; that she was so mad about it that even the brutal murder of her husband did not stop her from going out onto the links. Is this how she might have looked in the winter of 1567, as she trudged across the course in the Scottish rain, trailed by a loyal servant who carried her clubs? She should have been doing any number of other things. Grieving. Rejoicing. Plotting. Why golf? I stick a pink tee into the wet earth and place a ball, the only pink one I could find, on top of it. The set-up looks unexpectedly fetching, like something displayed in a dessert cabinet. With the driver in hand, I move into position, or…

Edited extract The Albatross

HOW NUTRITIONAL NEEDS Change AS YOU AGE

MOST people would agree that when we age, it feels like everything changes. Many physiological systems shift affecting nutrient requirements and food preferences. Generally, with ageing there are substantial losses of lean body mass (muscle) and bone, decreased absorption and utilisation of nutrients, reduced immunity, gastric issues, decreased sensitivity to taste and smell and reduced thirst. While it all seems gloomy, the good news is that a focus on your nutrition can help you manage the changes that occur as you age and help you get the most out of your golfing game for years to come. ENERGY Food intake in the ageing population can be slightly lower compared to younger counterparts. We tend to see decreases in energy expenditure required for physical activity, a decrease in muscle mass (active…

HOW NUTRITIONAL NEEDS Change AS YOU AGE

TODAY’S WORKOUT INCLUDES 5 EXERCISES x 4 SETS x 10 REPS WITH A 30-SECOND REST BETWEEN WHEN it comes to golf fitness, my coaching methodology is based on old-school strength and conditioning principles fused with rotational athletic and functional golf fitness training. My goal with every golfer is to increase their strength and speed whilst also improving their balance and mobility. Like the golf swing, we start from the ground up, building strength and stability in the lower body focusing on power generator muscles such as the glutes, hamstrings and quads. Then we move up the body to a player’s core which plays a crucial role in the golf swing. The keys here are to build strength in the obliques, abdominals and lower back muscles to minimise injuries whilst being…

5 POWERFUL STEPS TO improve your putting

Have you ever counted how many putts you are having a round? If not, why? I find this such a fascinating area of golf, whether you’re playing or spectating; putting really is what it all comes down to and yet most of us invest little or no time in it at all. As a golf coach it is my job to guide people to work on their putting. The bottom line is I can teach you and provide you with the skills to have 26 putts a round just like LPGA leading putting average Maddie Szeryk. However, I cannot teach everyone how to hit 285 yards like LPGA leading driving average Natthakritta Vongtaveelap. Did you know putting takes up 30% of your total score? Let me guide you through a…

5 POWERFUL STEPS TO improve your putting

Tips to Keep Your Score Low

WHETHER you're a beginner golfer or have been playing for years, one of the most frustrating aspects of golf is experiencing a big score on a hole. It can quickly ruin your round and leave you feeling disappointed. Over the years, I've learned several strategies that can help reduce big scores on your scorecard. Here are my top tips to keep your scores low and keep your momentum going throughout your round. 1 LEARN WHAT YOU DO WELL AND PLAY TO THOSE STRENGTHS Don't worry about hitting the ball as far as possible or attempting shots that are beyond your skill level. Instead, stick to shots that you feel comfortable with and can execute consistently. This will help you avoid unnecessary risks and reduce your chances of hitting a…

Tips to Keep Your Score Low

DIFFERENT TYPES OF Golf Courses

THERE are many different types of golf courses that are all picturesque in their own way. You may notice all golf courses all over the globe look different. PARKLAND GOLF COURSES These golf courses have a green, tree-lined, lush look to them. Parkland golf courses are built inland and tend to have similarities to a park, hence the name “Parklands”. The course is well-manicured; however, the grass is more expensive and harder to upkeep because the conditions of the natural land are not ideal for golf. Parkland courses are renowned for their beauty and is the style of the most famous golf tournament, The Masters at Augusta National. SANDBELT COURSES Sandbelt courses are situated just outside Melbourne, Victoria. This is home to some of the most popular courses in the…

DIFFERENT TYPES OF
Golf Courses

GOLF TECH TO GET

THE introduction of technology to golf over the last 10 years has been quite astounding. From the emergence of the golf simulator business off-course to the large array of small devices that make our game better on the course, I will introduce a small number of high-tech gadgets to help you understand their purpose and how they are helping us to improve and grow the game of golf that we all love. GOLF SIMULATORS The golf simulator business is bringing a new breed of golfer to the game. Not only can you play at the golf course and the driving range, but nowadays there are golf simulator businesses popping up in all cities, suburbs and regional areas of Australia. These simulator businesses allow golfers of all ages to play golf…

GOLF TECH
TO GET

golf and expecting? HOW TO KEEP GAME-FIT THROUGHOUT PREGNANCY

IF you are already pregnant or thinking of starting a family, this article is for you, Golf Mumma! The most frequent question we are asked by expectant mums as physiotherapists is “What exercises can I do when I’m pregnant?” During pregnancy, your body is going through many physical, hormonal and emotional changes. But here’s the great news – not only is exercise safe for pregnant women, but it is also highly recommended to help with the pain and discomfort that the pregnancy may cause! Of course, it’s crucial for you to check with your doctor or physician if in doubt. Obviously, don’t get too excited and start pumping heavy weights if you have never done it before. The important message here is that you step into your pregnancy fitness regime…

golf and expecting? HOW TO KEEP GAME-FIT THROUGHOUT PREGNANCY

PLAYING GOLF OUTSIDE YOUR comfort zone

Instagram @mindful_golf_ coaching Facebook @mindfulgolf coaching BEING uncomfortable is a condition of the game of golf. When I teach beginners, the grip feels awkward to them, bending your knees and sticking your bum out feels weird. Then how do you swing the club back and turn your body at the same time? Eventually, after much time and practice these things start to feel somewhat normal. Golfers in general do take time to try to get the basic physical fundamentals right. However, in general, most golfers are unaware of how to manage the comfortability of their minds and emotions. Have you ever heard that this game is 90% mental? How much attention have you paid to addressing this part of the game? I believe the game of golf is 3-fold; physical,…

PLAYING GOLF OUTSIDE YOUR comfort zone

IN golf there are three commonly used grip styles. There is no exact right or wrong when it comes to selecting a grip, but do be mindful that the club needs to sit more in the fingers than in the palm and try to keep a reasonably light grip pressure. For example, if a 10 pressure was strangling the club and 1 is letting go, I’d aim for a 5. The main grip types that golfers use are… 1 THE TEN-FINGER GRIP OR BASEBALL-STYLE GRIP This is a great grip for beginner golfers to use and some may continue to use this style of grip throughout their golfing journey. There should be no gap between the hands, and the first knuckles of the left hand should line up with…

WOMEN’S GOLF MAGAZINE X COUNTRY CLUB ADJACENT

WOMEN’S Golf Magazine happened to be dining on a non-descript hotel breakfast when they chanced upon Griff Pippin – the satirical/offensive/surprisingly well-dressed (well his t-shirt had no wrinkles & the socks matched) hilarious (debatable) co-host from the Country Club Adjacent – a foursome of self-proclaimed ‘stand-up comedians doing golf different’. Naturally, I ambushed him and politely challenged him to be funny in print. No easy feat for lads who use comedic skits that get huge hits on that internet thingamajig. Or is it? You told me in person you’re confident enough to roast women’s golf, that you’re not scared to ‘take the piss’. Go! Absolutely. Equal opportunity offender. Would love to be able to sit on a tee box and roast the golfers at an LPGA event again. I would…

WOMEN’S GOLF MAGAZINE X COUNTRY CLUB ADJACENT

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