Women In Golf Awards Date And Venue Announced

This year's Women in Golf Awards ceremony will take place on November 28th at Foxhills

Foxhills Manor House and a golf green
(Image credit: Women In Golf Awards)

The third annual Women in Golf Awards ceremony will take place on November 28th 2024 at Foxhills, Surrey.

The progressive venue has a number of initiatives in place that support women in golf, with organisers calling it the "perfect partner" for this year’s event.

“After a wonderful event last year, we were keen to find a host venue that shares similar values to our own,” comments co-founder of The Women in Golf Awards, Nicole Wheatley.

“The team at Foxhills have been incredibly engaged and excited about the awards since our very first conversation. We know how much this event means to the attendees, nominees and our partners, and I am confident that we will create something very special together.”

As in previous years, thanks to the Women in Golf Fund, which is supported by the awards' partners, there will be a number of free tickets available to women working in the industry. These are allocated via a ballot accessed through the Women in Golf website.

“We’re beyond thrilled to be able to host the annual Women in Golf Awards,” commented Marcus Weatherburn, Membership Manager at Foxhills.

“As a club we currently have several fantastic initiatives running to encourage female golfers to a) start the game b) to progress, learn and develop and c) to be able to perform at the highest level across the world. 

"We are also incredibly proud to support our female staff in their careers. Our Country Club model really is a unique environment – we’re pleased of where we are as a club to date, but the hard work will continue.”

Jeremy Tomlinson, Chief Executive Officer commented, “We are really excited to be supporting the Women in Golf Awards again, this event is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate women in golf trailblazers!”

Elliott Heath
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Elliott Heath is our News Editor and has been with Golf Monthly since early 2016 after graduating with a degree in Sports Journalism. He covered the 2022 and 2025 Masters from Augusta National and was there by the 18th green to watch Rory McIlroy complete the career grand slam. He has also covered five Open Championships on-site including the 150th at St Andrews.