A series of contretemps, including a player’s boycott and a rules imbroglio, have placed the tour squarely in the intersection of politics and sport.
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Saturday, April 15, 2017
On Golf: For L.P.G.A. Commissioner Mike Whan, Politics Become Part of the Game
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