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Aird & Berlis hosted a Women’s Networking Gala spotlighting leaders in Canadian women’s professional sports and their efforts to build inclusive, sustainable sport systems. Panelists including Lindsay Knowlton, Diana Matheson, and Teresa Resch emphasized the power of community, culture, and persistence in driving the future of women’s sports in Canada.

This Golf Canada article highlights how Lindsay Knowlton founded Iron Lady Golf to help women overcome intimidation and confidently say “yes” to golf. What began as a coffee shop conversation has grown into a movement focused on connection, empowerment, and breaking down barriers to entry in the sport.

On the T-Time with Tori podcast, Lindsay Knowlton shared her journey building Iron Lady Golf from a simple idea into Canada’s leading women’s golf community, emphasizing connection, confidence, and scalable growth. From leagues to retreats, she reflects on entrepreneurship, managing operations, and inspiring thousands of women to say “yes” to golf.

Lindsay Knowlton’s article for SIRC highlights how community, inclusivity, and fun are key to helping more women say “yes” to golf. Drawing from research and her experience founding Iron Lady Golf, she shares strategies for creating welcoming environments that prioritize connection over competition.

Motherhood did not take away Lindsay’s love for golf. It deepened it as she talks about her experience as a new mom and what golf means to her in this Score Golf article.

The Fairways Golf & Travel feature on Lindsay Knowlton explores the founding story and rapid growth of Iron Lady Golf, a program empowering over 30,000 women to confidently say “yes” to golf. From its grassroots beginnings to national expansion plans, Lindsay shares how community, inclusivity, and motherhood fuel her mission to reshape the sport for women.

In a CP24 segment aired on May 29, 2025, Melody Jackson, Executive Director of CP24 CHUM Christmas Wish, and Lindsay Knowlton, founder of Iron Lady Golf, announced the kickoff of the "Christmas in July" fundraising event. The initiative features a charity auction offering viewers the chance to bid on a golf outing with Bill and Jee, including lunch and a drink, to support the annual holiday campaign.

On Breakfast Television, Lindsay Knowlton, founder of Iron Lady Golf, shared beginner-friendly golf tips to help newcomers feel more confident on the course. She emphasized the importance of building community and making the game more accessible for women.