Margaret Curtis

1883–1965 (age 82)

Golfer

Biography

Margaret Curtis was a pioneering golfer who helped elevate women's golf to prominence in the early 20th century. Her skill, determination, and competitive spirit made her a respected figure in the sport and an inspiration to fellow athletes.

Curtis's contributions to golf extended beyond her own achievements, as she worked to advance opportunities for women in the sport. Her legacy is honored at Mount Auburn Cemetery, where she rests among other notable figures who shaped American athletics.

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