Women of Turf: Unity and Triumph at Pine Needles
And I think the gift that you're giving us is we can splash this out there all around and you're going to help us take it around the world, Stewart, and like we say, get in, it will be fun, I promise.
Ever wondered what it’s like to be part of an all-women crew preparing a golf course for a major tournament? In this episode of 'Henry Weston's Old Mate', Stuart Butler chats with Kelly Lynch, Renee Geyer, and Sally Jones, three remarkable women who volunteered at Pine Needles Golf Club for the 77th US Women's Open. They left their busy professional lives behind to support the local crew, creating a powerful bond along the way.
The conversation dives into their personal and professional journeys in the turf industry, shedding light on the unique challenges they face as women in a traditionally male-dominated field. They share how they managed to balance their hectic schedules and come together to form an inspiring sisterhood. The episode also touches on the importance of representation and outreach in the turf industry.
These women discuss how breaking barriers can open doors for the next generation, emphasizing the value of community support and networking. Their stories are not just about turf; they’re about resilience, passion, and the power of unity. Whether you’re interested in golf, looking for inspiration in your career, or simply love a good story of triumph and camaraderie, this episode offers something special. Kelly, Renee, and Sally’s experiences remind us that when women support each other, incredible things happen.