A structured pathway and community for committed female golfers.

Starting out as the only junior girl at my home club, I relied heavily on the support of the older lady members to grow my game. But as my handicap dropped, I quickly found myself without any other women at my club in my handicap bracket.

While I went on to represent New Zealand internationally—eventually turning professional after Team NZ placed 5th at the 2012 World Amateur Team Championships—the female golfer journey was often an isolated one. Competing alongside incredible teammates like Lydia Ko showed me the transformative power of a strong female network—a support system that was far too rare for female amateur golfers.

Now, with 14 years as a professional golfer, a degree in Psychology, and extensive coaching experience, my purpose is clear:

To continue building the exact performance pathway and supportive community space for women that I wished I had on my golf journey—drawing on the insights and experiences of women like me who have competed at the highest level of the game.