Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson agrees men have physical advantages over women, but points to 1 difference

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Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson attempted to contrast the difference between her competing against other women in tournaments with trans competitors who may have just transitioned.

Davidson appeared on "Good Morning Britain" and Noel Phillips asked her about studies that say it’s an "undisputed fact men are physically stronger than women" and point to Davidson as having an advantage against biological females in golf. Davidson won the NXXT Women's Classic last week.

Davidson, who reportedly began hormone therapy treatments in 2015 and underwent gender reassignment surgery in 2021, said she would agree if that was five years ago but acknowledged that it would’ve been "clearly unfair."

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"My whole philosophy behind all of this is I don’t believe trans people should be banned from sports, but I do believe there needs to be guidelines in effect," Davidson said. "Going back even four years ago or even before I had surgery, I definitely had an advantage. I would 100% agree with that.

A bucket of golf balls at the practice area during the final round of the U.S. Open in Brookline, Massachusetts, June 19, 2022. (Bob DeChiara-USA Today Sports)

"But the difference is now that years have gone on, three years after surgery, my physical capabilities now compared to back then are night and day. So again, honestly, I 100% agree that men do have advantages. Say you get a trans person on hormones for a year or no surgery nothing… of course, for the most part, yeah they’re gonna have an advantage."

Davidson said she was worried about her safety but wasn’t bothered by what’s being said on social