Pip on the Tee is a growing community for women who want to enjoy golf — socially, casually, and with people who get it.
Whether you’re starting from scratch, picking it back up, or just want to find someone to play with, you’re in the right place.
You don’t need to be a “golfer” to get started. You just need a place that feels easy, friendly, and like it was made for you — not someone else.
However you like to learn, play, or connect — there’s a way to begin that fits you.
Small-group golf sessions for women who want connection, confidence, and fresh air — not pressure or perfection.
Buy or swap secondhand gear, or discover community-recommended courses, coaches, and shops.
Explore reflections, helpful tips, and well-being support in Pip’s Journey, Resources, and Community Insights.
No pressure. Just a first step. Come play with us.
We’re here when you’re ready.
“I started Pip on the Tee because I was a new golfer who just wanted someone to play with — without feeling awkward or like I didn’t belong.
I wasn’t after perfect swings or competition. I wanted fresh air, a little more confidence, and a reason to get outside.
Turns out, I wasn’t the only one.
Now, this space is for women who want golf to feel social, relaxed, and real. Whether you’re just starting, getting back into it, or just want someone to go with — this is for you.”
“I just wanted golf to feel like something I could belong to — and now I want to share that with others.”
I’m curious but nervous — and I’ve got no idea where to start. I want somewhere that feels safe, friendly, and zero-pressure.
Life got in the way, and now it feels like I’m starting over. I’d love to reconnect with the game — just not alone.
I don’t want lessons or competition. I want to enjoy the outdoors, have a few laughs, and feel like I belong.
I might be navigating anxiety, menopause, ADHD, or just a lot of life. I want something grounding — and a space that gets it.
Whether you’re new to golf or just want it to feel more fun and less formal — these people get it.
Find courses and communities that support beginners, returners, and calm rounds — not just competition.
Supportive, women-friendly pros who care about confidence as much as technique.
Low-pressure places to practice — whether solo, with a friend, or just to unwind.
Browse local shops that stock beginner gear and treat you like you belong — because you do.
Are you a coach, shop, or golf course that supports beginners and women? We’d love to include you.
Got spare clubs, bags, or accessories? List what you don’t need and discover great deals from real players. Just £2 for a 30-day listing with up to 3 photos — visible to both members and visitors.
