
LPGA and USGA Implement New Gender Policy for Women's Golf
The LPGA and USGA have updated their gender policies, requiring players to be assigned female at birth or have transitioned before male puberty to compete in women's tournaments, starting in 2025. This decision, based on extensive research, aims to ensure competitive fairness while being inclusive of gender identities. The policy affects players like Hailey Davidson, who began transitioning in her 20s. The LPGA and USGA emphasize that the policy is science-based and aligns with similar policies in other sports.

