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**GZFL2tDA** · 04-09-2008, 08:15 PM

Although maybe legally justifiable, they need only look to their men's counterpart, the PGA, as an example for how to run their business.

Golf has become such an international sport on both tours, but the PGA doesn't need to impose these rules because there are plenty of high class AMERICAN golfers to make up for the international field that might not have the English skills.

The problem with the LPGA is that our own American women's golfers level of play is starting to be taken over by the International players. There would be no need for thsi kind of rule if we had a female version of Tiger Woods on the LPGA. I guess they need to start developing the crop, so to speak, in their own back yard.

04-09-2008, 08:15 PM	#13
GZFL2tDA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 351 Senior Member	Although maybe legally justifiable, they need only look to their men's counterpart, the PGA, as an example for how to run their business. Golf has become such an international sport on both tours, but the PGA doesn't need to impose these rules because there are plenty of high class AMERICAN golfers to make up for the international field that might not have the English skills. The problem with the LPGA is that our own American women's golfers level of play is starting to be taken over by the International players. There would be no need for thsi kind of rule if we had a female version of Tiger Woods on the LPGA. I guess they need to start developing the crop, so to speak, in their own back yard.
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