It's been discussed at times in this thread, which is the best source that I'm aware of.
The Lee Park Golf Association or LPGA
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This entire thread baffles me. I thought the whole point of this site was to bring to light the uneven playing field of the white athlete? If Asian ladies want to be completely robotic psychopaths in preparing for and dominating than more power to them. Getting your tour card and winning opens has nothing whatsoever to do with (((favoritism))) in sports like football.
They aren't even cheating like many of those in academia. In particular, Indians and Chinese take cheating to a whole new level. These Korean broads are just winning through hard work.
They aren't even cheating like many of those in academia. In particular, Indians and Chinese take cheating to a whole new level. These Korean broads are just winning through hard work.
It's the golf forum, and one of the interesting phenomena in golf over the past 20 years has been the Asian domination of women's golf. The same situation exists to a lesser extent in women's tennis with no White girls able to dominate for any stretch of time for the past 20 years. White women dominated golf and tennis for generations and it's sad to see what's happened and it's certainly worthy of notice and discussion.
This thread has 77 posts so obviously it's been of interest going back some years. I follow golf, including women's golf, so why wouldn't I be interested in the wholesale demographic shift in the sport that's taken place? The "whole point of this site" is to root for White athletes, whether they face an uneven playing field or not. I'm baffled that you're baffled and could care less if you're interested in this topic or not. What we don't need is somebody telling other posters what they should be posting about.
This thread has 77 posts so obviously it's been of interest going back some years. I follow golf, including women's golf, so why wouldn't I be interested in the wholesale demographic shift in the sport that's taken place? The "whole point of this site" is to root for White athletes, whether they face an uneven playing field or not. I'm baffled that you're baffled and could care less if you're interested in this topic or not. What we don't need is somebody telling other posters what they should be posting about.
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I used to go golfing occasionally on the weekends with a buddy and the courses always had a lot of Koreans there. Sometimes 50% plus. The driving ranges are the same way too. I asked a Korean guy at my workplace about it once and he said golf is very much a big deal to Koreans.
Lexi Thompson squandered the lead in the PGA championship down the stretch today, the second major this year that has happened thanks to her developing a real mental block when it comes to short putts from two to five feet out. She missed several of those today and they weren't even close.
Lexi's one of my favorites on the LPGA Tour, attractive with an All-American girl look to her. She first played in a major at the age of 12 and was expected to be a superstar but has fallen short of that status as her one and only major came back in 2014, though she is often in contention.
The event was won by Ingee Chun of Korea. Besides her and Lexi Thompson the rest of those at the top of the leaderboard were Lee, Thitikul, Hataoka, Green (how'd she sneak in there?), Kim, Kim, Choi, Vu and Ji. The White girls are still being schooled big-time by Asian players.
Lexi's one of my favorites on the LPGA Tour, attractive with an All-American girl look to her. She first played in a major at the age of 12 and was expected to be a superstar but has fallen short of that status as her one and only major came back in 2014, though she is often in contention.
The event was won by Ingee Chun of Korea. Besides her and Lexi Thompson the rest of those at the top of the leaderboard were Lee, Thitikul, Hataoka, Green (how'd she sneak in there?), Kim, Kim, Choi, Vu and Ji. The White girls are still being schooled big-time by Asian players.
If you think the Asian and general non-White domination of women's golf is going to decrease any time soon, think again. This is the current leaderboard at the 2023 NCAA Women's Golf Championship, in other words these are U.S. girls, or at least they're competing for U.S. universities as I don't know if all of them were born here or not. Judging by the names, two or possibly three appear to be White.
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Golf has become a very popular choice for parents to get their kids into as they get pushed out of sports like basketball and football in favor of blacks (Field Hockey, Lacrosse also come to mind). Add to that the above listed women have the magical diversity angle (non-black of course) added to their applications it's no surprise.
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I decided to check if it was so dire.
Lopez Ortega is White, born in Spain.
Hinson-Tolchard is White.
Lindblad is White.
Heath is White.
Arwefjall is White, born in Sweden.
Gomez could be considered a “White hispanic” from California, depending on who you ask.
So 5 or 6, around half. Not great but not terrible considering the country’s demographic decline.
It's not quite as non-White as I thought, but still disturbing. A purely demographic analysis (the country is half-non-White and the field reflects that) doesn't do justice to what's taking place. If the men's college golf championship was half non-White it would bother me a lot. Same with hockey, tennis, or baseball.
Golf was always a "White" sport, both male and female. Asian females now dominate the LPGA, but many of them are Asian born. If the girls at the highest collegiate level are now only roughly half White, that portends an ever increasing disappearance of White golfers from the LPGA Tour.
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Yes, I see your point and agree. If Whites women are to fend off the Asian onslaught, they need to be the super majority of top US golfers.
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I think it’s a shortage of lesbian golfers. Traditionally womens golf has been a big lure for gay woman. Lady pro golf tournaments have always been big events for the lesbian communities.
Consider the explosion of womens sports due to Title IX and I think the more glamorous team sports such as basketball and softball have pulled away a lot of dykes that otherwise would be playing golf and you have the current shortage of good women golfers.
Not to mention the many masculine girls convinced to try and become men that take themselves out of the sports world entirely.
Consider the explosion of womens sports due to Title IX and I think the more glamorous team sports such as basketball and softball have pulled away a lot of dykes that otherwise would be playing golf and you have the current shortage of good women golfers.
Not to mention the many masculine girls convinced to try and become men that take themselves out of the sports world entirely.
Clown World is now setting its sights on the LPGA:
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No Testing Needed To Prove Hailey Davidson Isn't A Woman
Men with low testosterone are not women. Yet they are allowed to cheat victories away from hardworking female athletes.
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Clown World is now setting its sights on the LPGA:
No Testing Needed To Prove Hailey Davidson Isn't A Woman
Men with low testosterone are not women. Yet they are allowed to cheat victories away from hardworking female athletes.
And the "feminists" have acquiesced to it.
Nancy Lopez won five straight tournaments in 1978, her rookie year on the LPGA. It was a big story at the time, even back then in the relatively early years of all-out feminism. Lopez was part-Mexican, similar to the way Lee Trevino was, but "exotic" enough that she got lots of media coverage. Her winning streak became a big-time media event, and it ended at five.
The reason I mention this is because Nelly Korda has won four straight LPGA tournaments, and the girls have their first major coming up next week. Have you heard anything about this winning streak? Neither have I until today and it's a remarkable achievement that deserves the same coverage that Nancy Lopez's streak did back in the day.
Nelly is quite pretty, similar to Steffi Graf, who married Andre Agassi, but even more attractive:
The reason I mention this is because Nelly Korda has won four straight LPGA tournaments, and the girls have their first major coming up next week. Have you heard anything about this winning streak? Neither have I until today and it's a remarkable achievement that deserves the same coverage that Nancy Lopez's streak did back in the day.
Nelly is quite pretty, similar to Steffi Graf, who married Andre Agassi, but even more attractive:
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I surely did not know that. For those that don't know, her dad, Petr, won Wimbledon in 1998. Her brother Sebastion plays on the tennis tour and has a lot of flair, like his dad.
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I'm old enough to remember Nancy Lopez' streak. Until Don posted this, I had not heard a peep about Nelly Korda or her accomplishments. Here is a picture of her after winning her first of the four tournaments:
Big congrats to Nelly Korda, who tied the all-time LPGA record by winning her fifth straight tournament, the Chevron Championship, which is a major (some may remember it when it was named after Dinah Shore for many years before the inevitable corporate takeover and name change). It's the one where the winner always jumps in the pond with her caddie and a few others.
I was watching Nelly Korda being interviewed just now and she's genuine, modest and down to earth, a really great role model for girls in this era when they have few admirable ones. It's also great to see Nelly's rise to dominance after many years of Asians doing so well on the tour. It's been a long time since we had a dominant White American female golfer or tennis player to root for.
I was watching Nelly Korda being interviewed just now and she's genuine, modest and down to earth, a really great role model for girls in this era when they have few admirable ones. It's also great to see Nelly's rise to dominance after many years of Asians doing so well on the tour. It's been a long time since we had a dominant White American female golfer or tennis player to root for.
Nelly Korda won again today, her sixth victory in her last seven tournaments. She's the first American to win six LPGA tournaments in a calendar year since Beth Daniel back in 1990. Such a long drought for White American girls in golf and tennis, great to see Nelly dominating.
Nelly won't play again for two weeks, until the U.S. Open, the biggest tournament of the year for the women.
Nelly won't play again for two weeks, until the U.S. Open, the biggest tournament of the year for the women.
That's him. Jamie has a long-running weeknight one hour show on RBN at 8 pm Central time called "The Trump Phenomenon." Feel free to call in to Jamie's show and bring up the subject, and tell him Caste Football sent you! He'll be happy to know the thread he started is still active after all these years.
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Thank you for the information, Don. I will try to get on and tell him about his thread on Caste Football. Mr. Kelso's IQ is on another level than mine, I hope that I will be able to follow him.
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Lexi Thompson one of the best American golfers on the LPGA is retiring citing mental health issues. I enjoyed watching Lexi play in the women's U.S. Open in Pinehurst in 2022. I don't believe she ever got over that 4 shot penalty at the AVN Championship. She will play a select few events but not a full schedule.
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LPGA's Thompson, 15-time winner, to retire at 29
LPGA golfer Lexi Thompson, the winner of 15 events who was just 12 when she qualified for her first U.S. Women's Open, will retire from full-time competition at 29.
Sad news, I always rooted for Lexi. Very attractive, feminine, always conducted herself so well. Didn't win as much as expected but still had a fine career, which probably affected her more than anyone knew.
The U.S. Women's Open is the most prestigious event on the LPGA Tour, certainly the most lucrative as the winner receives $2.4 mil, the highest paying single event in women's sports. And here is the final leaderboard for the U.S. Open:
Yuka Saso -4
Hinako Shibuno -1
Ally Ewing - E
Andrea Lee - E
Arpichaya Yubol +1
Ayaka Furue +2
Wichanee Meechai +2
Atthaya Thitkul +2
Sakura Koiwai +3
Minjee Lee +3
Rio Takeda +3
Jin Hee Im +4
Hyo Joo Kim +4
Miyuu Yamashita +4
Ruoing Yin +4
Hannah Green +5
A Lim Kim +5
Yuka Saso -4
Hinako Shibuno -1
Ally Ewing - E
Andrea Lee - E
Arpichaya Yubol +1
Ayaka Furue +2
Wichanee Meechai +2
Atthaya Thitkul +2
Sakura Koiwai +3
Minjee Lee +3
Rio Takeda +3
Jin Hee Im +4
Hyo Joo Kim +4
Miyuu Yamashita +4
Ruoing Yin +4
Hannah Green +5
A Lim Kim +5
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Lee Park Golf Association looks to be the correct name for this tour.