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LPGA Implements New Gender Policy for Transgender Competitors

The LPGA and USGA announce new guidelines barring transgender women who have undergone male puberty from elite competitions, affecting golfer Hailey Davidson.

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Updated: Dec 4th, 2024, 6:26 PM ET

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The LPGA has introduced a new gender eligibility policy effective from 2025, banning transgender women who have experienced male puberty from competing in elite events. This decision, based on extensive research in sports science and physiology, aims to ensure competitive fairness. Notably, this policy excludes golfer Hailey Davidson, who has previously competed. The USGA has implemented similar measures for its women's championships. Both organizations emphasize that their updated policies balance inclusivity with the integrity of competition.

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