It’s been a tumultuous few years for men’s professional golf. Division rather than development has been the main talking point in pro press conferences on all the main tours since LIV Golf came onto the scene. Whatever your views on the breakaway circuit and on the response from the established tours, there can be no argument that the schism has been damaging to our sport.
It is then, refreshing and encouraging to consider the unity and positivity surrounding the Latin America Amateur Championship (LAAC). Now in its 10th year and back to Pilar Golf Club in Buenos Aires this week, the venue for the inaugural LAAC in 2015, the tournament represents everything that should be, and clearly still can be good about elite level golf.
