by Bob Henderson
Jean's tactical skills as a golfer are about zero (re The Open). However, he does highlight an important point - if women can play on the men's circuit, then men should be able to play on the womens. This is called equality, something women are very keen on; except when it might affect them detrimentally! Personally, I don't want to watch women (even young attractive ones, which is what this is all really about) who won't make the cut and certainly won't win the tournament! They are denying a place to a PGA Tour member who has a career and a living to pursue. If the PGA wants to liven up the Tour, a good idea, let's have some more imaginative ideas than this.

by Dominic House
Go Jean!!!!! If women can play in men's tournaments, then men should be able to play in women's tournaments.
Everyone talks about women not beinf allowed to play at Augusta but narry an Ontario soul talks about the Women's Golf Club in Toronto.

by janet
agree, it seems unfair that a female play with the males and not vice versa...even if the males forgot to protect their game.. in the bylaws...
don't take womenhood too lightly... but i have to admit, i still like being a
WOMEN AND NOT A woMEN it is the same as being a lady and not a laddy.
keep up the good work, and I also love Jean... the British Open was lost by his caddy not knowing the rules too.
bye again'