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Some of the International coverage of Nadene Gole’s historic achievements in world golf.
Source: Australian Golf Digest
November 05, 2025
The queen of the senior amateur circuit is not slowing down.
Some golfers peak early. Others find their stride away from the pressure to perform or fear of failure, a combination that comes through life experience. For Nadene Gole, golf’s second act has turned out to be its most fulfilling.
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Source: Scottish Golf
June 28, 2025
Scottish Senior Women's Open: Gole claims title at Eyemouth
Australia’s Nadene Gole claimed victory at the 2025 Scottish Senior Women’s Open at Eyemouth Golf Club - a win made especially meaningful by her Scottish heritage, with her mother born in Armadale, West Lothian. Gole’s win today comes off the back of a win in last week's English Senior Women's Open at Gerrards Cross.
Source: Golf England
June 20, 2025
Gole’s grandstand finish earns her the title
Australia’s Nadene Gole made history as she produced four birdies in her final nine holes to win the 2025 English Senior Women’s Stroke Play Championship at Gerrards Cross to become the first Australian to take the prestigious title.
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Source: TEE for TWO
October 30, 2024
Podcast with Nadene Gole
Our guest today is Nadene Gole. Nadene is the world number one ranked senior woman amateur, a position she has held since February 2023 after only commencing playing senior women’s amateur events in late 2022. In 2023, Nadene won all six Australian state senior women’s amateur titles as well as the Australian and New Zealand championships, a feat not achieved by anyone previously.
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Source: USGA
September 26, 2024
Gole Fulfilled: Aussie Claims U.S. Senior Women's Am
Australia’s Nadene Gole claimed victory at the 2025 Scottish Senior Women’s Open at Eyemouth Golf Club - a win made especially meaningful by her Scottish heritage, with her mother born in Armadale, West Lothian. Gole’s win today comes off the back of a win in last week's English Senior Women's Open at Gerrards Cross.
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Source: Inside Golf
September 18, 2024
Gole grabs another slice of history
THE records continue to tumble for remarkable Victorian amateur Nadene Gole.
The 55-year-old has been playing the best golf of her life for the past couple of years and last month capped it all off when she grabbed another slice of history.
Gole became the first Australian to win the R & A Senior Women’s Amateur Championship on a course she later described as tough as anything she had ever played, a windswept Saunton Golf Club in Devon, England.
Even then she had to survive a sudden-death playoff with defending champion England’s Jackie Foster.
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Source: R&A
July 12, 2024
Gole and White secure Senior Amateur honours at Saunton
Todd White and Nadene Gole were crowned champions in the R&A Men’s and Women’s Senior Amateur championships at Saunton, where two pieces of golfing history were made.
Gole became the first Australian to win the women’s championship, while men’s champion Todd White joined a select group as winners of the R&A Men’s Senior Amateur and US Senior Amateur.
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Source: Golf Australia Magazine: The Thing About Golf Podcast
December 06, 2023
Podcast with Nadene Gole
Nine wins from 15 starts including all six Australian state titles and the national championship as well … If somebody told you a golfer had achieved all this in a single year you wouldn't believe them, but a golfer has and, ironically, that golfer struggles to believe it themselves.
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Source: Inside Golf
August 18, 2023
Nadene Gole is simply the best.
TO become No. 1 in the world – at anything – well, it’s fair to say you’ve beaten the odds.
Yet Nadene Gole has done a lot more than that.
And to be named the world’s top ‘senior’ amateur is a feather in her cap she admits she never thought she’d achieve.
Certainly not when she was born deaf in her left ear and was unable to have a cochlear implant.
And certainly not at the age of four when she suffered a serious burn from boiling water with third-degree burns to the left side of her body, badly damaging her left arm.
Gole was told she would never be able to straighten that arm again.
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