160 Years Project' encourages research on women's golf history
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 27, 2026, 2:18 PM
Last updated Sep 27, 2026

Julie Walker is spearheading the '160 Years Project', urging golf clubs to investigate and share the history of women in golf. The initiative coincides with the 160th anniversary of the first women's medal competition and invites clubs worldwide to participate by looking into their own histories. Clubs can register through an online form and will be plotted on a global map showcasing their efforts. Events are planned for October 5-10 next year to celebrate and acknowledge women's contributions to the sport.
- •Julie Walker leads the global '160 Years Project'.
- •Clubs are invited to research their women's golf histories.
- •Global map will show participating clubs' contributions.
- •Events to be held between October 5-10, next year.
- •Goal is to celebrate women's role in golf's history.
- 2:18 PMYahoo Sports — '160 Years Project' aims to uncover women's golf history
"Julie Walker is urging golf clubs to research and share their hidden history of women's golf for a global project.
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