Membership Invitation

We hope that you will join us in creating the first ever organization for women who work in the golf industry.
Our goals are positive, and the most important one is to connect women in the golf industry by creating a networking organization.
Our motto is: A woman's place is wherever she wants to be.

As an organization, we will work to create a member directory and a secure password entry Website where members can post information, ask questions and exchange information. Need a safe hotel in a distant city, a woman-friendly golf course, a hairdresser or a restaurant where the Board of Directors can meet? Who can predict what women will need to know tomorrow? But one of our members will surely have an answer.
We will do our best to create seminars and/ or events that you would like to assist you in your professional life.
Women in the Golf Industry will be what YOU want it to be. So, we need Your Important Facts and Figures to know what is important to you.
To become a member, fill out the membership form on the next wigi link, print the application form and mail to us. The information will remain confidential.
Dues are $35 per year. Unfortunately, we don't have electronic funds transfer yet. So checks, payable to Women in the Golf Industry, will have to go via snail mail.
Please accept our invitation to join. Together we can expand the horizons for women who work in the golf industry and find ways to make our lives even more interesting and fulfilling.

The Founders

Women in the Golf Industry

ELEVEN WOMEN FOUND NEW INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION: WOMEN IN THE GOLF INDUSTRY

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL -- Eleven women in the golf industry have formed a new organization to promote women in the golf business and to provide a women's networking group for those who are involved in the sport. Each brings valuable experience from a different aspect of the golf business.

They are:

• Pat Baldwin, PhD, Editor-in-Chief of Private Clubs, lifestyle magazine of ClubCorp
  

• Kathy Bissell, author, television producer and media relations consultant
  

• Helen Casey, golf columnist and radio reporter
  

• Joann Dost, golf and golf course photographer
  

• Alice Dye, 1978 and 1979 winner of the USGA Women's Senior Amateur and past president of ASGCA
  

• Jan Gilpin, Director of Education, PGA of America
  

• Kendra Graham, Director, Rules & Competitions, U.S. Women's Open Championship
  

• Mary Beth Lacy, golf public relations specialist for Adams Golf
  

• Marlene Livaudais, tournament director for the Tour Championship
  

• Jennifer Mills, Anchor and Reporter on The Golf Channel
  

• Topsy Siderowf, Associate Editor, Golf Digest
  

In addition to creating a women's networking organization, the goals of the group are to encourage a woman's voice in the golf industry, to make members aware of new professional opportunities in golf, to create workshops and seminars that advance women's professional lives and interests, and to enjoy the game.
The group is in the process of creating a website and bulletin boards that will serve member needs. Membership applications are available on line or by emailing Contact us!

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