Rose Harper, a renowned golf consultant and agent, recently sat down with FOX 5’s Marissa Mitchell during Masters week to discuss the importance of golf and the business behind the game. Harper, a trailblazer in the sport, reflected on her experiences as a black woman in golf and the significance of diversity and inclusion in the industry.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of her former husband, the late Lee Elder, breaking the color barrier at the Masters tournament. Harper emphasized the importance of all people, including marginalized groups, experiencing not just the sport but also the culture it exudes. She highlighted how golf provides networking and deal-making opportunities that can lead to success and advancement in the world.
Harper, who has traveled to six continents multiple times due to her career in golf, is the founder and CEO of the Glass Ceiling, an empowerment firm that focuses on helping individuals and groups access the business side of golf. Throughout her career, she has been recognized for her professional achievements, including her role in founding the PGA Tour Wives Association and organizing the Golf Digest Minority Golf Summit.
As a key figure in the golf industry, Harper has organized groundbreaking events and initiatives, such as the first multiracial sporting event in South Africa. Her full conversation with Marissa Mitchell will be available for streaming on FOX Local this Saturday at 10 a.m. Those interested in learning more about Harper’s insights on golf and her impactful contributions to the sport will not want to miss this exclusive interview.
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