The female golfers of the Caribbeanare seeking the consideration of the Caribbean Golf Association (CGA) Council to review the current format of the Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships (CAGC) to include a section forfemale golfers over the age of 35. The current CAGC format has four sections for Men as follows:
1. Hoerman Cup - open to male golfers irrespective of age
2. Mid-Amateur - open to male golfers over the age of 35
3. Seniors - open to male golfers over the age of 50
4. Super Seniors - open to male golfers over the age of 60
The female golfers only have one section open to any female golfer irrespective of age.
The female golfers who have participated in the CAGC in the past and currently have been trying to get a new category included. This would be similar to the Mid-Amateur Male Division, that is, a team of two female golfers playing in a better ball format.
I therefore seek your support in having this petition signed for submission to the CGA. Please include your home golf club in your response. Thanks for the support.
The momentum behind this request for a Mid-Amateur division demonstrates a clear desire for greater equity within our championships. It is encouraging to see the golfing community acknowledge the need for a more inclusive tournament structure.
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Linda Santana
13 years ago
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Its about time we get recognized. Way too many years playing against the girls half my age lol. Sandy Lane Barbados
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Mark Ward
13 years ago
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Fair is fair. We need the mid-am ladies category now. Jamaica Golf Association
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Diane Ferguson
13 years ago
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Equal competition for all. It makes no sense that we only have one section. Nassau Golf Club
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Sharon Kumar
13 years ago
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Long overdue. The ladies deserve more flight options just like the men. Caymanas Golf Club
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Karen Lin
13 years ago
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Support this 100%. Lets get it done. Trincity Golf Trinidad
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Robert Wade
13 years ago
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Totally agree. Cant keep ignoring the mid-am ladies. Blue Lake Golf
The female golfers of the Caribbeanare seeking the consideration of the Caribbean Golf Association (CGA) Council to review the current format of the Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships (CAGC) to include a section forfemale golfers over the age of 35. The current CAGC format has four sections for Men as follows:
1. Hoerman Cup - open to male golfers irrespective of age
2. Mid-Amateur - open to male golfers over the age of 35
3. Seniors - open to male golfers over the age of 50
4. Super Seniors - open to male golfers over the age of 60
The female golfers only have one section open to any female golfer irrespective of age.
The female golfers who have participated in the CAGC in the past and currently have been trying to get a new category included. This would be similar to the Mid-Amateur Male Division, that is, a team of two female golfers playing in a better ball format.
I therefore seek your support in having this petition signed for submission to the CGA. Please include your home golf club in your response. Thanks for the support.
The momentum behind this request for a Mid-Amateur division demonstrates a clear desire for greater equity within our championships. It is encouraging to see the golfing community acknowledge the need for a more inclusive tournament structure.
10 Comments
L
Linda Santana
13 years ago
Featured
Its about time we get recognized. Way too many years playing against the girls half my age lol. Sandy Lane Barbados
M
Mark Ward
13 years ago
Featured
Fair is fair. We need the mid-am ladies category now. Jamaica Golf Association
D
Diane Ferguson
13 years ago
Featured
Equal competition for all. It makes no sense that we only have one section. Nassau Golf Club
S
Sharon Kumar
13 years ago
Featured
Long overdue. The ladies deserve more flight options just like the men. Caymanas Golf Club
K
Karen Lin
13 years ago
Featured
Support this 100%. Lets get it done. Trincity Golf Trinidad
R
Robert Wade
13 years ago
Featured
Totally agree. Cant keep ignoring the mid-am ladies. Blue Lake Golf
Its about time we get recognized. Way too many years playing against the girls half my age lol. Sandy Lane Barbados