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Marnie McGuire: New LPGA dress code justified
A former New Zealand professional golfer believes the new LPGA dress code is justified.
Marnie McGuire said there has to be some kind of code in golf, to uphold the professionalism of the sport.
The LPGA is being accused of body shaming with its new rules, which state skirts and shorts must be long enough to cover a woman's "bottom area", while playing.
LISTEN ABOVE AS MARNIE MCGUIRE SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN
Marnie McGuire said there has to be some kind of code in golf, to uphold the professionalism of the sport.
The LPGA is being accused of body shaming with its new rules, which state skirts and shorts must be long enough to cover a woman's "bottom area", while playing.
LISTEN ABOVE AS MARNIE MCGUIRE SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN
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By Radio SportA former New Zealand professional golfer believes the new LPGA dress code is justified.
Marnie McGuire said there has to be some kind of code in golf, to uphold the professionalism of the sport.
The LPGA is being accused of body shaming with its new rules, which state skirts and shorts must be long enough to cover a woman's "bottom area", while playing.
LISTEN ABOVE AS MARNIE MCGUIRE SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN
Marnie McGuire said there has to be some kind of code in golf, to uphold the professionalism of the sport.
The LPGA is being accused of body shaming with its new rules, which state skirts and shorts must be long enough to cover a woman's "bottom area", while playing.
LISTEN ABOVE AS MARNIE MCGUIRE SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN