R&A chief executive Peter Dawson estimates that only 1% of the 3,000 golf clubs in the UK are single-sex organisations. He said: "50% are men only and 50% are women only. That's a fact that's not often reported."
R&A chief executive Peter Dawson estimates that only 1% of the 3,000 golf clubs in the UK are single-sex organisations. He said: "50% are men only and 50% are women only. That's a fact that's not often reported."
I think it is an outdated notion to have single sex clubs but as these are private members affairs they are free to choose how they want their membership to be made up. I wouldn't be a member of one irrespective of the quality of the course out of principal and to be fair, the ladies section at my club do an awful lot of work behind the scenes at social events and helping to maintain the look of the interior of the 19th
I think it is an outdated notion to have single sex clubs but as these are private members affairs they are free to choose how they want their membership to be made up. I wouldn't be a member of one irrespective of the quality of the course out of principal and to be fair, the ladies section at my club do an awful lot of work behind the scenes at social events and helping to maintain the look of the interior of the 19th
I think it is an outdated notion to have single sex clubs but as these are private members affairs they are free to choose how they want their membership to be made up. I wouldn't be a member of one irrespective of the quality of the course out of principal and to be fair, the ladies section at my club do an awful lot of work behind the scenes at social events and helping to maintain the look of the interior of the 19th
So basically you like to have women at your club to make snacks for social events,& to choose cushions & curtains for the bar??
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Just curious... would anyone care to list possible reasons why a club would choose to be single sex?
I fully support the choice of separate clubs for both sexes because we are fortunate enough to live in a country where democracy is the norm and choice is free but personally I would never even consider joining a club that did not give equal rights to male and female members.
You don't have to be Black to join that organisation.
No, but having read their brief, it's sole purpose is to help people that are black gain a place in law. That in itself it racist. The fact is, discrimination goes both ways. I've never heard a woman complain that they were getting cheaper insurance for their car. I'm actually surprised that it's only 1% of clubs for ss. I have no problem with woman playing golf, and have no assumptions to them being any better/worse than the average male golfer. But in general I prefer male company when participating in sports as banter can generally be had
You are free to have that opinion but I really don't see anything racist about it at all...
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Why would they get a bill ?If that was men doing that they would have a brown letter waiting for them
wish there we no ladies on my course to slow and get away with everthing, last week there were a 5 ball ladies in front of us sharing 3 sets of clubs, on a saturday to course was backed up. If that was men doing that they would have a brown letter waiting for them
Im not saying it's not a good cause, I'd also say there has been a lot if discrimination in the work place to both woman and against black people. But, if a society was set up to promote the same thing for white people online. It would be shut down before it even got started. Anyway, this is way of topic and not really a convo for a forum. So I'll leave this subject alone.
Not only has the BNP not been shut down, it is allowed to take part in local and parliamentary elections.