The LPGA Tour has always been a niche sport. It has its diehard fan base and it is an appealing sport to golfers who have an appreciation for the talents of the circuit's top players. Nonetheless, it is a minor sport with limited appeal. It can't compete with the big team sports and it can't match up with the firepower of a PGA Tour event, especially ...
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