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THE POWER TO INSPIRE

The AIG Women’s Open has become one of the highlights of the UK golfing calendar. It’s one of the five women’s Major Championships and this year it takes place at the esteemed Walton Heath Golf Club from August 10-13, with the Surrey venue set to provide a grand stage for the world’s best female golfers to exhibit their exceptional skills. Furthermore, this championship serves as an incredible source of inspiration for young girls and aspiring female golfers. Seeing successful female players in action is a powerful motivator that ultimately helps encourage participation and create a pipeline of future talent for the UK golf industry.

The Women’s Open has a rich history dating back to 1976, yet it was not recognised as a Major equity. This commitment Championship by the LPGA until 1994. Formerly sponsored by Weetabix and Ricoh, the championship became the AIG Women’s Open in 2019 through a sponsorship deal that extends until 2025. AIG, in alliance

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