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Golf Fore Her is an initiative of British Columbia Golf

Growing from the Women’s Golf Project, Golf Fore Her is an initiative of British Columbia Golf that has started to act as an umbrella organization to promote women’s awareness of — and participation in — golf across the province.

A cornerstone of the project is this website where content has a totally female focus. Website sections range from the most women-friendly golf facilities for a vacation to the dates and locations for women-only golf schools. Enjoy!

BC Golf Fore Her is focussed on women's golf whether you are just starting or playing every day. Growing from the Women’s Golf Project, Golf Fore Her is an initiative of British Columbia Golf that has started to act as an umbrella organization to promote women’s awareness of — and participation in — golf across the province.

British Columbia Golf acknowledges and respects the many diverse Indigenous Nations in whose traditional territories golf and its operations take place

 

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BC's Leah John Chasing LPGA Tour Card As Epson Tour Enters Season's Final Stretch

Just three tournaments remain on the 2025 Epson Tour schedule and Leah John is embracing the opportunity they offer. A very good season,…

What Is A Handicap & Why Do You Need One?

If you are learning to golf or starting to take your rounds more seriously, understanding and tracking golf handicaps is a necessity.

Why Play A Women’s Golf Ball?

Why do golf ball companies label their balls by gender? The golf ball has no idea what gender is hitting it. It’s all about what…

Putting Practice: 6 Favourite Putting Drills

If you practice putting correctly, it should help your game. Different people like different putting drills. Start with our list of drills…

Five Things A New Golfer Should Remember On The Course

Golf is challenging enough so here are five suggestions to play (and have fun) by... First a rule of thumb: If you have not reached the…

What Golf Ball Should You Play?

Carly Frost offers advice on how to pick a golf ball to suit your game and why female-specific golf balls are not always the right…

BC's Leah John Chasing LPGA Tour Card As Epson Tour Enters Season's Final Stretch

Just three tournaments remain on the 2025 Epson Tour schedule and Leah John is embracing the opportunity they offer. A very good season, just her second as a pro, could become something special if the Vancouver native can finish strong. The...

Come Play The First Annual First Tee - British Columbia Cup

We invite you to join us for the first annual First Tee – British Columbia Cup in support of the First Tee program in British Columbia. Your support helps bring golf to life for children across British Columbia! Together, we are fueling over 70...

Changing The Stereotype Of The "Ladies Tees" In Golf

image courtesy FairwayVision/Duncan O'Brien Back in 2019 British Columbia Golf held its Annual General Meeting at Tsawwassen Springs with some special invited guest speakers. One of those guest speakers was USGA Agronomist Larry Gilhuly. Mr....

Shelly Stouffer wins her sixth straight B.C. Senior Women’s Championship by 17 shots

WHISTLER — Shelly Stouffer had the day circled on her calendar. Dec. 31, 2019, her 50th birthday.   That was the day the Nanoose Bay resident became eligible to play senior golf. In the ensuing weeks and months, Stouffer joked with her two sons...

White Rock, BC's 14-Year-Old Clara Ding Plays Her Way Into The CPKC Women's Canadian Open

WHISTLER B.C. - Mary Parsons received the big cheque, but it was a 14-year-old amateur who stole the show at the GolfBC Group B.C. Women’s Open at Nicklaus North in Whistler. Clara Ding of White Rock birdied the final hole to win by a single shot...

Alignment Sticks: A Top Swing & Practice Aid

Alignment sticks are one of golf’s most affordable and useful practice aids. Of course, they help with swing alignment, but did you know they can be used to help your short game too? What are alignment sticks? Alignment sticks are thin,...

Putting Practice: 6 Favourite Putting Drills

If you practice putting correctly, it should help your game. Different people like different putting drills. Start with our list of drills to try next time you practice and find the ones that work for you! Setting Guidelines If you are practicing...

Why Play A Women’s Golf Ball?

Why do golf ball companies label their balls by gender? The golf ball has no idea what gender is hitting it. It’s all about what works... Who Should Actually Play a Women’s Golf Ball? Any golfer who drives the ball less than 200 yards. In cold...

Unwritten Rules Of Golf Etiquette

Unlike the rules, there isn’t an official book of etiquette for golf. Knowing golf etiquette, like knowing the rules, is essential to being a good golfer no matter your skill level.

8 Things Women Golfers Fear

By Alison Root/Golf Monthly Alison Root considers the things that women golfers fear most, which often doesn't involve hitting the ball... We all know that golf is a difficult game to conquer and even if you have mastered the skills, there are so...

Before You Go, Know The Basics

Stepping onto the tee for the first time can be an overwhelming experience. In the link below you'll find some basic approaches that will ensure your success and enjoyment...

Women In Coaching

Launched in 2021 by Golf Canada and the PGA of Canada, the Women in Coaching program aims to strike a stronger gender balance with high-performance coaches that better reflects the Canadian golf community.

2025 Cloud Series – Event Format / Flights Explanations

The BC Golf Cloud Series runs from April through September. Check the formats and find information on how to take part here. April Shamble Teams of 2, 3, or 4 players allowed All players tee off and teams select the best drive Players all...

What Is A Handicap & Why Do You Need One?

If you are learning to golf or starting to take your rounds more seriously, understanding and tracking golf handicaps is a necessity.

Women's Golf Fund

The British Columbia Golf Women’s Fund provides financial assistance to female players who demonstrate a commitment to develop and improve their golfing or volunteer skills. Use the following pdf form to apply for a grant from the fund. BC...

What Is The Difference Between Men’s & Women’s Clubs?

Have you ever wondered why there is a “women’s flex” when it comes to clubs? There are a lot of differences between men’s and women’s golf clubs...

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