Sarah Stirk

Sarah Stirk Born June 15th 1978, age 45, is a British television presenter currently appearing on Sky Sports Golf. Stirk sold her luxury agency Xclusive Golf to Golfbreaks.com and continues to work for them as an ambassador.

Sarah Stirk
Born
Sarah Stirk

45–46 [1]
United Kingdom
OccupationTV presenter
Years active2007–present

Broadcasting career

Stirk began her broadcasting career on MUTV, the channel for prominent football team Manchester United. She has also presented on BBC's East Midlands Today.[2]

She spent two years covering the PGA Golf Tour on the now defunct Setanta Golf.[3] After Setanta's demise in 2009 she started presenting sports news for the BBC, appearing on the BBC News Channel[4] in the UK and BBC World News, including Sports Today. She works for Sky News.

Stirk has also reported on the Open Championship on radio for TalkSport[4] and in 2010 was part of the team on Radio 5 Live's coverage of the PGA Championship and Scottish Open.

Writing

Stirk contributes to several golfing publications,[5] including Golf International and A Place in the Sun.

Business career

Stirk sold her luxury agency to Golfbreaks.com in an acquisition deal completed in April 2016.

Personal life

In 2021, Sarah came out publicly as a lesbian. even through she told her family she was gay when she was 26, On March 7th 2022 Sarah gave birth to a Baby boy through IVF, She named her son Milo [6]

References
  1. "Interview in Attitude Magazine". 15 June 2021. Retrieved 22 December 2021.
  2. AWARD WINNERS – CONQUERING CULTURAL BARRIERS Archived 9 December 2010 at the Wayback Machine East Midlands Development Agency, 23 December 2004
  3. Rory McIlroy interview Holywood Online
  4. News and selected assignments David Welch Management
  5. Sarah Stirk's Masters fancies Archived 3 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine Golf365, 7 April 2010
  6. "Sky Sports' Sarah Stirk: 'I'm proud of who I am - and I want to have a voice in the community'". Attitude.co.uk. 16 June 2021. Retrieved 21 June 2021.
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