Golfer is set to become the first transgender woman to win coveted Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour card after seeing-off competition at qualifier
Hailey Davidson, 29, is on her way to becoming the first transgender woman to earn an LPGA tour card after success in the first two days of Stage I qualifiers
She shot a 70 on Thursday and hit a 76 during the second round on Friday
According to the LPGA's rules, any player who shoots under 88 after all three rounds will earn a 2023 Epson Tour Status
Davidson last competed as a male golfer in 2015, undergoing hormone therapy and completing her transition in 2021
She said she now hits the ball 15 mph slower, and labeled the majority of criticisms against her dream of competing as transphobic
The LPGA Tour had removed its 'female at birth' requirement back in 2010
By Ronny Reyes For Dailymail.Com
Published: 01:36 EDT, 20 August 2022 | Updated: 02:27 EDT, 20 August 2022
A golfer is poised to become the first transgender woman to earn a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) tour card after beating much of her competition in the first two qualifying rounds.
Hailey Davidson, 29, had a strong finish in the first two rounds of the first stage of the LPGA and Epson Tour Qualifying School in Palm Springs this week.
Davidson, a Scotland native who lives in Florida, shot a 70 in the first round at the Shadow Ridge Golf Club in Palm Desert California, on Thursday, and hit a 76 during the second round on Friday, Fox News reported.

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