I just wanted to share that it's not just teenagers and young women who are having their sports taken away from them. This is a retired woman who just wants to get amazing at golf and now knows that this guy will likely take a top three spot by the end of the season.

Actually, a lot of the male incursion into female sports under the guise of "trans rights" has been occurring at the masters and senior levels all along. Ragehell McKinnon, for example, competes in masters track cycling.

In fact, since the majority of males have transitioned and continue to transition when they are already well into adulthood - many during or well beyond middle-age like Jenner - they don't have the option of trying to horn in on girls' and young women's sports the way Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood have done in HS track in CT, and CeCe Telfer and June Eastwood have done at the college/university and NCAA level.

Fencer Greg Kocab began competing in women's events as Elizabeth in 2010 at age 58. A lackluster fencer in the male division, in the female division Kocab immediately started cleaning up. Kocab won the gold medal in 2010 at the North American Cup (veteran’s, 50-59), numerous US and international gold medals in 2011 and 2012, and took the world gold medal for veteran women in 2011, the bronze in 2012, and gold again in 2013.

Kirsti Miller, Caroline Layt, Lana Lawless, Lauren Jeska, Janet Furman Bowman, Joanna Harper are just some of the males into or well past middle-age who have been competing in adult and senior level women's sports for many years.

Here's Caroline Layt, a once "totally macho" male built like a proverbial brick outhouse, who now in his mid-50s is competing in at the most elite level for his age group - the World Masters - in women's track/athletics, after successfully playing women's rugby in Australia & being a finalist for "woman player of the year."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3784883/I-totally-macho-Former-rugby-player-talks-life-transitioning-woman-reveals-used-dress-secret.html

https://savewomenssports.com/the-males-in-female-sport