
A transgender cyclist who identifies as a woman is now knocking women out of winning titles in a second sport.
Veronica Ivy has already won a string of women’s pro cycling titles as far back as 2018. Competing under the name Rachel McKinnon, Ivy became the first trans cyclist to win a world cycling championship with masters’ titles in 2018 and 2019, the New York Post reported.
But after a name change, Ivy is now dominating women in a second sport by winning Golf’s Inter-Provincial Team title at the Canadian Women's Mid-Amateur Championship.
“In June, Ivy won both the women's British Columbia Mid-Amateur and Mid-Master championships,” the paper reported.
“I swear, golf has to be the hardest sport out there,” Ivy wrote on social media after winning the BC Mid-Am women’s Championship. “Cycling was so simple by comparison. Cycling is maybe 5 minutes of peak stress, but golf is just 5 hours of non-stop stress, for days on end.”
Ivy has been outshooting women by achieving drives of more than 280 yards. By comparison, only three female pro golfers on









