When I first picked up a golf club, I’ll be honest – it felt intimidating. Coming from a background in professional sport, I’ve always loved the buzz of competition and the satisfaction of seeing small improvements add up to something bigger. But with golf, I wasn’t sure how to get started or how I would fit it into my already busy schedule. That’s where iGolf has been such a game-changer for me.
What I love most about iGolf is the flexibility it gives me. With training, travel, and work commitments, I needed something that would allow me to play on my own terms. With iGolf, I can head out for nine holes with friends one week, and a full round the next, all while keeping a Handicap Index™ that tracks my progress. Having that benchmark has been hugely motivating and has helped me see how far I’ve come.
For women in particular, the right environment, encouragement, and opportunities to play can make all the difference. Beyond the numbers, iGolf has given me confidence. It’s not just about lowering your handicap, it’s about enjoying the game more because you feel part of something bigger. Knowing I can measure my progress, challenge myself, and still keep the fun and social side of the game, has made golf an important part of my life.
That’s why I’m so excited about iGolf’s “It’s Your Game” campaign. It’s all about encouraging female golfers, to share their own stories and experiences of what makes the game special for them. For me, it’s been the freedom, the flexibility, and the personal challenge that keeps me coming back. For someone else, it might be the friendships, the fresh air, or the joy of hitting that one perfect shot.
Golf means something different to everyone – and that’s the beauty of it. With iGolf, you can shape the game around your lifestyle, improve at your own pace, and become part of a community of players doing exactly the same. So, if you’ve ever thought about giving golf a try, there’s never been a better time to pick up a club, find your rhythm, and tell your own story. It’s your game after all.