John Bodenhamer of the United States Golf Association discussed the importance of women competing on courses where the men play, including iconic venues like Riviera.
USGA on U.S. Women's Open: 'The women deserve to play' at places like Riviera
John Bodenhamer of the United States Golf Association discussed the importance of women competing on courses where the men play, including iconic venues like Riviera Country Club, and reflected on the significance of returning to the Palisades area after last year’s fires ahead of the U.S. Women's Open.
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