[BrianL99]

Today's Leaderboard, going into the last round.

& this kids, is exactly what's wrong with Women's Golf.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Today's Leaderboard, going into the last round.

& this kids, is exactly what's wrong with Women's Golf.

Well, I don’t see a problem,

Respectfully

Asianthree

[Rainger99]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Today's Leaderboard, going into the last round.

& this kids, is exactly what's wrong with Women's Golf.

I rarely watch women’s golf but I turned it on yesterday to see how Nelly Korda was doing. I was stunned to see that she missed the cut!!

I found out that on the third hole on Thursday, she had a 10 on a par 3. She hit three straight balls in the water. The cut was plus 8 and she finished plus 10.

[mike234]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Today's Leaderboard, going into the last round.

& this kids, is exactly what's wrong with Women's Golf.

yup....I watch this as much as I watch the WNBA. I don't

[retired guy]

Nothing wrong there. Maybe it's you.
I have been to Lake Nona to watch them in Jan. 2 times, enjoyed both times & will go back.

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Today's Leaderboard, going into the last round.

& this kids, is exactly what's wrong with Women's Golf.

I think it’s where most international sports are trending. Great example is Major League Soccer. I heard less than a percent of US college soccer players actually make a pro team...the international talent smothers that feeder system. The good for the women’s golf game is it can’t survive without a US based tournament schedule and TV deal....the bad is, nobody is going or watching

[Two Bills]

Simple. The Asian girls put the practice hours in that the American/European girls don't.
Jerry Barber and Gary Player would both approve!

[mike234]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Simple. The Asian girls put the practice hours in that the American/European girls don't.
Jerry Barber and Gary Player would both approve!

yes...I believe you are right

[Ropnrose]

What's the issue? If you are talking about the players with Asian names, many of those ladies are Americans and if their leads hold, they'll be representing the US in the olympics.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Ropnrose

What's the issue? If you are talking about the players with Asian names, many of those ladies are Americans and if their leads hold, they'll be representing the US in the olympics.

Oh really?

"MANY of them are Americans?"

Name ONE, other than Andrea Lee.

MinJee Lee is Australian (Represented Australia in the Olympics)
Andrea Lee is American
Wichanee Meechai is Thai
Hinako Shibuno is Japanese
Yuka Saso was born in the Phillipines, but grew up in Japan
Sakura Koiwai is Japanese
JIN HEE IM is South Korean
Arpichaya Yubol is from Thailand
RIO TAKEDA is from Japan
Lee Mi-hyang is from Korea

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Oh really?

"MANY of them are Americans?"

Name ONE, other than Andrea Lee.

MinJee Lee is Australian (Represented Australia in the Olympics)
Andrea Lee is American
Wichanee Meechai is Thai
Hinako Shibuno is Japanese
Yuka Saso was born in the Phillipines, but grew up in Japan
Sakura Koiwai is Japanese
JIN HEE IM is South Korean
Arpichaya Yubol is from Thailand
RIO TAKEDA is from Japan
Lee Mi-hyang is from Korea

When will they learn on here to do some due diligence before responding. I knew you had receipts for that one!

I took your initial post...as intended. At first glance, even to a non fan of the sport....is a ‘US Open’ graphic and then a leaderboard that looks like a lineup in the Nippon pro baseball league. Of course on here, everything devolves into a sexist, misogynistic or political accusation rant by those that continually miss the point.

[Rwirish]

What problem?

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Well, I don’t see a problem,

Respectfully

Asianthree

Love it. !!!!!!!!

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Oh really?

"MANY of them are Americans?"

Name ONE, other than Andrea Lee.

MinJee Lee is Australian (Represented Australia in the Olympics)
Andrea Lee is American
Wichanee Meechai is Thai
Hinako Shibuno is Japanese
Yuka Saso was born in the Phillipines, but grew up in Japan
Sakura Koiwai is Japanese
JIN HEE IM is South Korean
Arpichaya Yubol is from Thailand
RIO TAKEDA is from Japan
Lee Mi-hyang is from Korea

Maybe the post was to illustrate that those female players of Asian extraction, regardless of their present nationality, apply themselves well to this particular sport. No sleight there. Just acknowledgement of what seems evident in the graphic. Respectfully submitted for consideration

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

When will they learn on here to do some due diligence before responding. I knew you had receipts for that one!

I took your initial post...as intended. At first glance, even to a non fan of the sport....is a ‘US Open’ graphic and then a leaderboard that looks like a lineup in the Nippon pro baseball league. Of course on here, everything devolves into a sexist, misogynistic or political accusation rant by those that continually miss the point.

Maybe the post was to illustrate that those female players of Asian extraction, regardless of their present nationality, apply themselves well to this particular sport. No sleight there. Just acknowledgement of what seems evident in the graphic. Respectfully submitted for consideration