The LPGA Hall of Fame Is Nearly Impossible

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Great Video!

[@korocam9137]

You forgot to mention Lydia winning the Womens Open at the home of golf St Andrew’s. Something which in itself is so hard to do as it’s rarely played at St Andrew’s on the Old course.

[@twostate7822]

9:40 Only 10 active players have more than 7 victories...... And one of them, Lexi Thompson announced she was retiring at the end of 2024, although she apparently only semi-retired as she announced she would be playing an LPGA event in early 2025. Since Lexi hasn't won an event in almost 6 years, her chances of reaching 27 points appears nil, if not zero.

[@patricktioro9470]

Definitely, I agree about the comments made about the induction of women into the Hall of Fame is near impossible to achieve . With fierce competition in the women's game of today we are looking at the top 30 who can win it , not the top 10 . I agree the points system should be changed considering the amount of women playing on the world circuit of today professionally . You move with the times with the best and that time is now . To consider the points system in the womens game is a priority in winning a Major from ( 2pts) to (3pts) is thoroughly acceptable , alongside with other titles such as winning Gold at the Olympics played once every 4 years and wen we look at the stats of the amount of women playing in the game today of 15,000 plus it will be hard to win a point for some because of the fierce competition of today professionally 😮

[@akrm2290]

What would be the effect if the HOF changed the criteria to "just 20 points with 3 awarded per major and no trophy/award requirement?" The exclusivity of the HOF would certainly change, but maybe exclusivity is a good thing

[@guspetersOfficial]

I thought you voice was AI til you came on screen 🤣