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LGBT Golf — LondonA welcoming space to learn, play and compete.Join the world’s only LGBT+ golf group outside the USA, l...
11/01/2026

LGBT Golf — London

A welcoming space to learn, play and compete.

Join the world’s only LGBT+ golf group outside the USA, led by a gay male PGA Professional.
Fun, social, PGA-led golf, open to players of all abilities.

📅 Sunday 25 January 2026
🕜 1:30 – 3:00 PM
📍 West Middlesex Golf Club

Secure your spot via the link in bio.

🚀 We have liftoff!Join us for the opening evening of LGBT Golf at West Middlesex Golf Club - Tuesday 29th July at 6:15pm...
21/07/2025

🚀 We have liftoff!
Join us for the opening evening of LGBT Golf at West Middlesex Golf Club - Tuesday 29th July at 6:15pm!

Outside the United States, this is the world’s first and only LGBT+ golf group led by an openly gay male PGA Professional! 🌍

‘The Monthly’ takes place on the last Tuesday of every month. Expect fun, PGA coaching and socialising - all rolled into one inclusive session ⛳️

🎟️ Spaces are limited - book now via the link in bio!
LGBT+ golfers and allies welcome, no matter your level 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Feel free to DM any questions,
Gary ().
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Hello, welcome to Inclusive Golf, my name is Gary!Gary Shaw Golf () was launched back in 2017, when I began my  training...
05/07/2024

Hello, welcome to Inclusive Golf, my name is Gary!

Gary Shaw Golf () was launched back in 2017, when I began my training at Tullamore Golf Club. Although I’ve been comfortably out as a gay man in my personal life, I never expressed that side of myself whilst training as a golf professional, and as such, feel I am doing myself and the LGBT+ community a disservice…

I know, what it’s like to grow up as a LGBT+ golfer, playing in club tournaments, championships, representing teams, or just general play. It can feel lonely/isolating, particularly if you’re struggling to express who you are. For example, a common question I get asked during lessons is “have you a girlfriend, wife, or kids”. Whilst saying “no” is perfectly fine and actually correct, the sheer discomfort that is felt, as I (generally) try to navigate the topic of conversation away from my love life, can be crippling and feels inauthentic. It may also hinder the connection between myself and the client, and thus the quality of the lesson/interaction delivered.

Moving forward as a golf professional, I simply wish to be open, as a straight person would - no more, and no less.

It’s vitally important for my mental health, job satisfaction, clients and perhaps most of all; other LGBT+ golfers out there, who may be watching on, and feel isolated having almost zero representation within the sport. Discovering someone they can relate to, might give them enough reason to play just one more day, and hopefully, become lifelong players.

To help with this, I will be more visible throughout my social media, website etc. And over time, hopefully bring together a group of LGBT+ people who want to enjoy the game of golf, in a safe, welcoming, yet competitive environment! This group is “Inclusive Golf”.

You can find out more about Inclusive Golf on my website, linked in bio. Feel free, as always, to reach out if you have any questions or seek advice.

Happy Pride,
Gary
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