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**Loolasant** · 05-05-2006, 05:20 PM

I've got a big problem with this. Not because I don't feel women deserve the chance to play with men. In fact, if they can, go right ahead.

But, there's other things that have to be looked at:

It's called the Men's PGA Tour for a reason. Men play on it. If women play on it, it wouldn't be the Men's PGA Tour anymore.

If a woman wants to join the Men's tour because she feels she can compete, why can't a man join the Women's tour? I can only imagine the uproar that would cause.

Seriously, if they want to compete against each other, the two Tours should get together and host a couple of tourneys in which both genders may compete.

I have ABSOLUTELY no problem with someone like Annika dominating on the women's tour and wanting to test her skills with the men.

I have a huge problem with someone who hasn't won shit on the women's tour (let alone dominating) trying to compete with men.

05-05-2006, 05:20 PM	#5
Loolasant Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	I've got a big problem with this. Not because I don't feel women deserve the chance to play with men. In fact, if they can, go right ahead. But, there's other things that have to be looked at: It's called the Men's PGA Tour for a reason. Men play on it. If women play on it, it wouldn't be the Men's PGA Tour anymore. If a woman wants to join the Men's tour because she feels she can compete, why can't a man join the Women's tour? I can only imagine the uproar that would cause. Seriously, if they want to compete against each other, the two Tours should get together and host a couple of tourneys in which both genders may compete. I have ABSOLUTELY no problem with someone like Annika dominating on the women's tour and wanting to test her skills with the men. I have a huge problem with someone who hasn't won shit on the women's tour (let alone dominating) trying to compete with men.
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