Transgender Female Golfer Mianne Bagger Says Biological Males Shouldn't Compete In Female Sports

Trans golfer comes out against biological men competing in women's sports

"It’s crossed the line, in my view, it really has," said Mianne Bagger

Transgender golfer who made history in 2004 now against trans-inclusion in female events

A golfer who made history by becoming the first trans player in a pro tournament is now against transgender women competing against females.

Trans golfer takes stand against biological males competing in women's sports: 'There has to be a division'

Golfer Mianne Bagger made history in 2004 when she competed in the Women’s Australian Open, the first openly transgender athlete to compete in a professional golf tournament.Now, Bagger is speaking out about the dangers of allowing biological males to compete in female athletics.What is Bagger saying?Amid renewed scrutiny over the fairness of allowing biological men to compete against biological women in athletics, Bagger revealed this week that…

Biological Male Transgender Golfer Slams ‘Male-Bodied’ Athletes in Women’s Sports

A Danish transgender golfer, who is a biological male, said this week that allowing “male-bodied” individuals to compete in female sports is a “slap in the face to women.”Golfer Mianne

Trans Golfer Says Biological Males Competing In Women’s Sports Is ‘A Slap In The Face To Women’

A biologically male golfer who identifies as a transgender woman says that it is a “slap in the face to women” when “male-bodied” competitors dominate female sports.Mianne Bagger, 55, became the first transgender athlete to compete in a professional golf tournament in 2004 at the Women’s Australian Open. Bagger acknowledged that though critics will accuse the trans golfer of being a “hypocrite,” Bagger does not think it is fair for biological ma…

Who is Mianne Bagger? Transgender golfer calls biological males in women's sports a 'slap in the face'

Who is Mianne Bagger? Transgender golfer calls biological males in women's sports a 'slap in the face'Danish golfer Mianne Bagger has said that she now supports legal changes that would have stopped her from competing earlier in her career. Bagger, a 55-year-old trailblazing transgender golfer, has said that “male-bodied” competitors can dominate female sports in a “slap in the face to women.”Bagger told Australian TV's 'Insight' that she suppor…