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Post by 18majors on Aug 24, 2021 11:02:18 GMT
tonyj500Tony, do you have any ideas when the second reshuffle of LPGA priority list will take place? I thought it'd happen after AIG Women's Open, but there hasn't been any revised list as yet.
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Post by 18majors on Aug 24, 2021 21:08:48 GMT
tonyj500 Tony, do you have any ideas when the second reshuffle of LPGA priority list will take place? I thought it'd happen after AIG Women's Open, but there hasn't been any revised list as yet. I've confirmed the second reshuffle took place after AIG Women's Open; it's a matter of days before they officially revise the priority list. |
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Post by tonyj500 on Aug 24, 2021 22:35:24 GMT
tonyj500 Tony, do you have any ideas when the second reshuffle of LPGA priority list will take place? I thought it'd happen after AIG Women's Open, but there hasn't been any revised list as yet. I've confirmed the second reshuffle took place after AIG Women's Open; it's a matter of days before they officially revise the priority list. Saw your post and was trying to find out myself. Glad it is resolved. |
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Post by rlspore on Aug 25, 2021 0:51:50 GMT
This has been a strange year - strange two years - with COVID, travel restrictions, tour bubbles, etc., and I think all of this might be affecting the Koreans more than most. Many of them regularly travel with parents, who have not been allowed at most tournaments (I think), so a part of their usual support system has been cut off. I guess I can understand why Jin Young might want to take a break after the Olympics (still don't think golf should be in, unless they go to match play team format) and a not so great performance at Evian. Especially thinking about hanging around in Europe for a month before the British, either playing or not in the tournaments up north. And if that injury is lingering - all the more reason to shut it down for a while.
I think maybe travel scheduling has been harder than we imagine this year for all the players, especially across different continents.
On the course setups - can sort of see both sides. But that "rough" at AIG was absurd - didn't seem to be a problem at all. Maybe I'm just not a great fan of links courses...
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Post by fanofseri on Aug 25, 2021 1:40:11 GMT
The rough, yardage and green speed of a golf course don't matter. The next Korean to win a major will be better than the other players. Maybe the ROK just needs more mats, nets and golfers willing to spend the night in a cemetery.
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