Fans may not have been able to read the writing on Ji-Yai Shin’s hat the day she won the Women’s British Open, but the message was clear. Asian players currently dominate the LPGA tour. The LPGA must now sort out how this new trend impacts its ability to attract sponsors and market itself and its …
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