Candice Bergen | 10/14/2009 12:00 am
Golf-Hater Candice Bergen Weighs In
In response to: The Ladies Professional Golf Association is looking for a new Chief Executive Officer. Is it important that the CEO be a woman?
Yes. The CEO should be a woman. Absolutely. Of the Ladies PGA?? No question. That said, I still hate golf.

























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Men start to look at womans sports, when it suits them. And that means if the paycheck is good!!!
Rear Admiral Marsha J. Evans (US Navy - Retired) is the new Acting Commissioner…(source: http://www.lpga.com/content_1.aspx?pid=20715&mid=1).
My ignorance, I’m sure, is quite obvious here. I am not a golfer, nor do I follow it (okay, occassionally I’ll drive the golf cart while my boyfriend hacks around the course - any excuse for a date).
So, is there also a CEO for the LPGA? Or just a Commissioner? (These acronyms are driving me crazy.)
I respect any sporting event for/by women athletes, and certainly admire the strength of the women running the organizations.
I worked at a golf course as a teen in the club house and I absolutly hate the game. A bunch of grown people hitting a ball with a stick into a hole, may be good excersise, may not be, look at the posture of most older players.
the PGA Womens group should have a Woman as the CEO, who cares if she’s straight or gay, not me, to each their own.
I don’t enjoy golf, but yes, it should be a woman.
I am a baseball and ice skating fan.