First of all Men are Stronger and there is like five times more men golfers then women golfers in the US OPEN. Also they DO combine LPGA and PGA in some tournaments, havn't you heard that Michele Wie (the quiter) did that tournamet but did not reach the cut? Also Anika joined to and she did make it but she was not even close to first place, there is a big difference between men and women.
The LPGA is the Ladies tour, where as the PGA is for men. The Ladies tour would occasionally only play 54 holes, whereas the PGA Tour always plays 72 unless there is a washout or bad weather. The Ladies tour also plays shorter holes than the men would. Unfortunately the Ladies tour isn't as popular as the mens game so there is quite a lot less money in the prize funds and the galleries would not be as big.
PGA is Professional Golfer's Association. LPGA is Ladies Professional Golfer's Association. Besides tournaments, they give back to the community thoughout the year. In May, they are offering free golf lessons to all skill levels: http://optimistsheryl.blogspot.com/2009/05/hurry-free-pga-golf-lesson-offer-ends.html Sheryl
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The PGA was founded in 1916 in New York. Since its inception, the PGA has grown into the largest sports organization in the world, with more than 23,000 men and women golf professionals.
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Dottie Pepper is an American born ladies professional golfer, who enjoyed great success on the LPGA Tour. She now commentates on PGA and LPGA Tour golf.
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As of April 14, 2008, Trevor Immelman has won 2 PGA tournaments, the 2006 Cialis Western Open and the 2008 Masters.
7 tournaments on the PGA Tour 1 tournament on the European Tour 8 total tournaments worldwide
This year there is currently 230 players with full or partial tour cards.
He won 165 professional tournaments, 82 of which were PGA Tour victories.
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