Dallas Horsemen Appoints Female Co-Gen Managers

DALLAS and TEMPE, Ariz., Sept. 30, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- The Dallas Horsemen, a founding franchise of the Grass League, has appointed Alexis Miestowski and Marissa Wenzler as co-general managers, marking the first time women have held such a position in the league's history. The appointment comes as the Grass League continues to position itself as a leader in women's sports, where participation, viewership, and investment have seen unprecedented growth.

The Dallas Horsemen, which represent North Texas in the high-stakes par-3 team golf league, have named Miestowski and Wenzler to lead all franchise operations, including player recruitment, roster management, and tournament pairings. The two women, who are also co-founders of the Good Girls platform, have emerged as influential voices in the modern golf landscape, particularly in women's golf.

Both Miestowski and Wenzler bring established competitive resumes and prominent national profiles to the Dallas franchise. Miestowski, a native of Schererville, Indiana, competed collegiately at Indiana University before transitioning to the professional ranks on the Epson Tour. Wenzler, from Dayton, Ohio, concluded a standout collegiate career at the University of Kentucky in 2024 before turning professional and competing on developmental tours. Additionally, Yoonhee Kim and Hadley Walts, co-founders of the Good Girls platform, will support Miestowski and Wenzler in their efforts to strengthen the Dallas franchise's presence and impact across the league.

The appointment of Miestowski and Wenzler further solidifies the Grass League's commitment to inclusivity. The league has already demonstrated its commitment to women's golf with the appointment of Gabi Ruffels, the 2025 Los Angeles Roses Grass League Champion, as a role model for female participation and leadership. The Dallas franchise's new leadership team is poised to build a roster that performs well, sets a culture reflective of the league's energy, and collects trophies for Dallas.

The Dallas Horsemen's ownership group, committed to growing modern golf entertainment, will oversee the franchise. The team's partnership with the Golf Channel, which airs the league's championship final rounds through 2027, underscores the Grass League's commitment to high-stakes, primetime entertainment. The league's unique franchise-based competition, team strategy, and entertainment model positions it as a compelling platform for professional golf.

The appointment of Miestowski and Wenzler is a significant step forward for the Grass League, positioning it as a leader in women's sports and golf. The league's future is bright, with the Dallas franchise at the forefront of this momentum.