Posted on 27/08/08
LPGA's demand for fluency in English leaves international players teed off
With its brand growing ever more global, the LPGA will require the best female golfers from around the world to speak English - a blatant effort, critics say, to bring the women at the top of its leader board into line with its sponsors.
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