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Post by HappyFan on Jun 10, 2019 15:50:27 GMT
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Post by legitimategolf on Jun 10, 2019 16:05:34 GMT
What is the point here. Are they trying to debunk some retarded idea that there are six or more active Jeongeun Lee's all ruining playing the LPGA right now? Maybe that's not such a bad idea. I would bet that slightly over half of American golf participants think that Paige Spiranac is not just an LPGA member but one of its top players.
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Post by HappyFan on Jun 10, 2019 16:28:55 GMT
What is the point here. Are they trying to debunk some retarded idea that there are six or more active Jeongeun Lee's all ruining playing the LPGA right now? Maybe that's not such a bad idea. I would bet that slightly over half of American golf participants think that Paige Spiranac is not just an LPGA member but one of its top players. We're used to numbered players because we watch the KLPGA, but this is pretty novel for most fans. I'm sure many have wondered about the other 5 with the same name. And yes, I've seen many tweets from people confused about the situation: are the Lees all playing now? Are they all on the LPGA? Etc. I actually love this, because any attempt to humanize the Sisters by the American press is welcome (it's sure better than the type of article I posted last week!). When was the last time you read in English about a retired Korean player from the JLPGA in Golf Digest? |
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