From learning golf in her twenties to building a following of more than 100,000, Anna Halliday joins the Her Game podcast to discuss her journey and the growing influence of women in golf.

There’s something refreshing about watching someone learn golf rather than simply watching someone who’s already mastered it. For many women taking up the game, seeing the missed shots, small victories and occasional frustrations can be every bit as encouraging as watching a professional golfer.

Anna Halliday, known online as Golf With Anna, has built a following of more than 100,000 by sharing her own golfing journey. Starting in her early twenties, she’s gone from a nervous beginner to a recognisable voice in the growing community of women creating golf content.

In a recent episode of Her Game, hosted by Georgina Black, Anna talks about finding the confidence to put herself in front of the camera, the opportunities that have followed and why community matters so much in encouraging more women into golf.

It’s an engaging conversation about learning in public, finding your place in the game and the changing face of women’s golf.

Watch or listen to Anna’s conversation with Georgina Black below.

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