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LPGA and USGA assert new female competition policy, making transgender female players largely ineligible

The LPGA and USGA have introduced a new policy that significantly restricts transgender women from competing in women's golf tournaments. This policy, which aligns with guidelines from the World Athletics Council and the International Olympic Committee, requires transgender female athletes to have transitioned before the age of 12 to be eligible to compete. This decision has sparked controversy, with critics arguing it discriminates against transgender athletes and could potentially violate anti-discrimination laws. The policy aims to ensure fairness in competition by maintaining a level playing field, but it has raised concerns about inclusivity and the rights of transgender individuals in sports.

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