Great to be able to share Susie Waldock's story - a life changing moment that saw her switch careers and industries to become a successful golf club manager at Aberdovey Golf Club.
Susie Waldock: A trailblazer in golf management at Aberdovey Golf Club | Women & Golf
Editor Emma Ballard speaks to Susie Waldock about how a life-changing moment saw her career shift from HR in the telecommunications industry into golf and becoming a General Manager at Aberdovey Golf ...
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January 7, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Great to be able to share Susie Waldock's story - a life changing moment that saw her switch careers and industries to become a successful golf club manager at Aberdovey Golf Club.
What do you think will be the defining moments in professional golf this year? No doubt 2024 had some quite unbelievable ones!
Top 10 moments in golf from 2024 | Women & Golf
Editor Emma Ballard picks her top 10 most memorable moments from the professional golf world in 2024
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January 3, 2025 at 1:57 PM
What do you think will be the defining moments in professional golf this year? No doubt 2024 had some quite unbelievable ones!
Before we get stuck in to 2025 content at Women & Golf, here are our top stories from 2024
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Women & Golf Top stories of 2024 | Women & Golf
We've had a look through the Women & Golf website stats to bring you the top stories that you read in 2024
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January 2, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Before we get stuck in to 2025 content at Women & Golf, here are our top stories from 2024
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As we start 2025, 20 years after the then LGU (Ladies Golf Union) commissioned a survey into women & girls' golf, the golf industry has to reflect on how much it has changed and the real fact that there is more work to do...
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Levelling the Fairways: How much has changed since women's golf survey in 2005? | Women & Golf
For nearly two decades, the golf industry has been trying to attract a 'new breed' of female golfer. Editor Emma looks at a survey commissioned in 2005 to see how far women's golf has come.
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January 1, 2025 at 10:13 AM
As we start 2025, 20 years after the then LGU (Ladies Golf Union) commissioned a survey into women & girls' golf, the golf industry has to reflect on how much it has changed and the real fact that there is more work to do...
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