St Margaret’s introduces Ladies Get Into Golf Programme 2026, aiming to introduce women to the sport with professional coaching starting spring.
St Margaret’s Golf Club has announced the launch of its Ladies Get Into Golf Programme 2026, a new initiative designed to welcome female beginners into the sport. The programme will commence in spring 2026 and is led by PGA Professional Shane Jenkinson, who will guide participants through their introduction to golf.
The initiative represents a significant effort by the club to expand its female membership and create an accessible pathway for women interested in learning the game. By offering structured coaching from a qualified PGA professional, the programme aims to demystify golf and build confidence among new players.
Building Accessibility in Golf
The Ladies Get Into Golf Programme addresses a common challenge in the sport: the difficulty many women face when beginning their golfing journey. With professional instruction from the outset, participants will receive guidance on fundamentals, swing technique, and course etiquette in a supportive environment specifically designed for beginners.
PGA Professional Shane Jenkinson‘s involvement ensures that participants will benefit from expert knowledge and personalized coaching. The spring 2026 start date allows the club to prepare comprehensive materials and establish a cohesive cohort of beginners who can progress together through the early stages of learning the game.
Growing Female Participation in Golf
This programme aligns with broader efforts across the golf industry to increase female participation and engagement. By creating dedicated beginner initiatives, clubs like St Margaret’s are helping to build a more inclusive golfing community and ensure that women have equal opportunities to discover and enjoy the sport.
Interested women can expect a welcoming introduction to golf with professional support, making the transition from non-golfer to club member a smooth and enjoyable experience. The programme represents an investment in the club’s future and the sport’s growth at the grassroots level.
For more information about the Ladies Get Into Golf Programme 2026 at St Margaret’s Golf Club, prospective participants are encouraged to contact the club directly or visit their website.