In a world where the golfing landscape has long been dominated by traditional norms and exclusivity, a new wave of change is sweeping across fairways and greens. At the forefront of this revolution are Keyeriah and Lashonda Miles, the visionary founders of Ladies Who Golf, a groundbreaking community that is reshaping the future of the sport.
For too long, golf has been seen as an elitist pastime, reserved for a select few who fit a certain mold. However, Keyeriah and Lashonda are challenging this perception head-on, leading the charge for inclusivity and diversity in golf. Their mission is simple yet profound: to create a welcoming space where women of all backgrounds can come together to share their love for the game.
“Traditionally, golf has been seen as a male-dominated sport, with exclusive clubs and barriers to entry for women,” says Keyeriah Miles. “But we believe that golf should be for everyone, regardless of gender, race, or background.”
Lashonda Miles echoes her daughter’s sentiments, emphasizing the importance of breaking down stereotypes and opening up the sport to a more diverse audience. “Golf is about more than just hitting a ball into a hole,” she says. “It’s about camaraderie, skill-building, and personal growth. And everyone deserves the opportunity to experience that.”
With their inclusive approach, Ladies Who Golf is not only attracting new players to the game but also fostering a sense of community and belonging among its members. Through beginner-friendly group sessions, social events, and charitable initiatives, the organization is creating a supportive environment where women can thrive both on and off the course.
But Keyeriah and Lashonda’s vision goes beyond just growing the game of golf. They are also committed to using their platform to promote important causes and effect positive change in their communities. “Golf has the power to bring people together and make a difference,” says Keyeriah. “And we want to harness that power for good.”
From mentoring young golfers to raising awareness about mental health, the founders of Ladies Who Golf are using their influence to inspire others and drive meaningful impact. Through their leadership and dedication, they are proving that the future of golf is indeed inclusive – and they are leading the way forward.