Ladies, the next time you grab your clubs and head out to the golf course for your weekly foursome, take a moment to reflect on the amazing contributions that women in golf have made throughout history. The contributions were not only to the game itself, but to your “right” to play this sport which was once reserved for men only.
Our first tip of the hat goes to Mary Queen of Scots who in 1552, despite being a woman, was allowed to play golf anytime she cared to. History credits Her Royal Highness with coining the term “Caddy” which was a derivative of the her favorite word for these indispensable golf helpers who she called “Cadets”. It should also
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be noted that it was during her reign that St. Andrews, the world’s most famous golf course, was built, but it would be almost 400 years later that the first woman would be allowed to play there.
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