Golf initiatives in rural Eswatini are challenging deep-seated barriers by offering young people from diverse backgrounds their first opportunity to engage with the sport, traditionally inaccessible due to racial and economic divisions. These programs aim to foster inclusion by providing equipment, training, and access to facilities that were previously out of reach for many. By bridging gaps between communities, the efforts highlight how sports can serve as a tool for social change and equality. The story explores how grassroots programs are reshaping perceptions and opening doors in an unexpected way.
In rural Eswatini, golf programs are helping break down the racial and economic barriers that have long kept young people out of the sport.
