Until January 27, 1996, all 53 presidents had one common tread ? they were all men. On that date, history was made when the USGA elected Judy Bell to become its first woman president. She had "broken the mold". This autobiography chronicles Judy Bell?s life, growing up in a strong family of men in central Kansas, her life as a business entrepreneur in Colorado Springs, her brilliant amateur golf career, her volunteer years with the United States Golf Association, and becoming the first woman president of the USGA. In this inspirational story of how one woman has overcome many of society's traditional mail-dominated bastions, you will find rare insight into how one person accomplished it all. And it will inspire both men and women to learn about how they can fit into and help contribute to the success of any company or non-profit organization. When you are finished, you will understand how this simply amazing individual managed to break the mold and did so without even trying. Hard Cover.