LPGA Launching Probe Into Canada Saga

Steve Elling gets the word from LPGA communications chief David Higdon.

“We have treated this situation very seriously, and have or will speak to all principles involved,” Higdon said in an email Sunday morning. “Yes, we are looking very closely at it.”

The LPGA has had issues in the past with South Korean natives, who have been accused by other players of bending rules by conversing with friends or parents and receiving advice in their native tongue, among other perceived violations. The LPGA at one point put players on notice that such conversations and interaction would not be tolerated. One longtime LPGA caddie with his own blog site claimed this weekend that Korean players have been getting away with rules violations for years, causing some to accuse him of racism.

Sunday Promises Plenty Of Captivating Storylines And None Involve The FedExCup!

The NCAA Match Play U.S. Amateur wraps with a final between two of the top amateurs in the land, Stanford's David Chung (who has displayed some awesome shotmaking skills) and OSU's Peter Uihlein (whose father has rendered too many USGA committees utterly impotent).
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Gary Koch Doesn't Quite Declare Chambers Bay Better Than Most

Dan Hicks asked for his assessment during a lull in Friday's U.S. Amateur telecast and the declaration?

"It's a wonderful match play golf course."

Golfers Post The Funniest Things...Carol Mann Facebook Edition**

Stephanie Wei posts the public Facebook comments of Carol Mann, LPGA great and World Golf Hall of Fame ambassador who may not be voting for any non-Christian hall entrants anytime soon.

Tiger's 65 Puts Him (Still) Within Four Majors Of Tying Jack's Record!

I couldn't help but laugh and laugh when I read an ESPN.com-edited version of Doug Ferguson's game story on Tiger's opening 65 at Ridgewood. After getting the opening pleasantries in, someone injected talk of Tiger chasing Jack Nicklaus's major record with the next major looming just seven months away!
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