Alvarez aims to inspire change in the way female golfers are viewed by the media, and compiled a shortlist of women "who are making moves in the male dominated world".
Her list features philanthropic golfers Annika Sorenstam - arguably the most successful female golfer on and off the course - and Diana Murphy, the second woman to serve as president of the United States Golf Association in its 122 year history.
Alvarez also explores golf media's complicated relationship with women.
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"Golf Magazine, Golf Digest and the Golf Channel are all guilty of reducing women to their looks alone. Women Crush Wednesday was a regular feature on the Golf Channel website, highlighting aspiring female golfer pros with racy Instagram accounts."
She also explains how she experienced "first-hand how the golf media uses women as props" and tries to make sure they are "sexed up".
Her experiences have motivated her "to fight for better and equal coverage for my fellow female golfers" while "golf media continues to ignore the women in the sport who are compelling beyond their beauty".
