0:28 Watch a clip as golf coach Alison Perkins shares her story on Sportswomen. See the interview in full on Tuesday's show on Sky Sports News at 11.30am Watch a clip as golf coach Alison Perkins shares her story on Sportswomen. See the interview in full on Tuesday's show on Sky Sports News at 11.30am

"As a golf coach, people would come to me with a problem... but no one could give me any answers."

Alison Perkins will be working at The 147th Open at Carnoustie this week, as part of the PGA's Swing Zone team.

She's a highly respected coach, with over 20 years of experience teaching and training pupils of all ages at Wavendon Golf Centre in Buckinghamshire - but for a time, she stepped away from the course in order to concentrate on her own journey, as a transgender woman.

In an interview with Sky Sports News' Sportswomen, first airing on Tuesday at 11.30am, Alison explains the "constant struggle" she experienced from the age of 14, around the time she was developing her passion for golf.

"I was not quite fitting in, but not knowing why," Alison tells the show, before going on to describe more about her gender dysphoria and the life-changing decision she eventually made to transition.

With the help of the PGA, she has now returned to coaching, and last month, she also made her competitive golf comeback - now she is looking forward to being part of the Open at Carnoustie.

Watch Alison's story on Sportswomen on Sky Sports News at 11.30am on Tuesday.