My dad will begin posting himself next week.
In regards to the debate about women entering the U.S. Open, he wanted to let everyone know that the U.S. Open is only open to men. This year marks the 33rd year were only men have played in the men's division. He had a women's division for 11 straight years during this time, the men played in the U.S. Open as well. In 1993 the women formed their own tour which included the U.S. Open Women's only event which began in 1998 or 1999 and no man has ever played in their U.S. Open.
He agrees that it would be great for men and women to play together in some event in the future, but in a not major one such as the U.S. Open 9-Ball Championships. As we speak, the U.S. Open Tennis is on and they have their own divisions, rightfully so. Everyone knows my dad loves women; they receive a rose each night at the open, but when it comes to a major sporting event such as tennis, golf, or billiards he strongly believes the two should be separated. My dad's goal is to have as many of the greatest male player's from around the world at this year's U.S. Open. We Hope this clarifies a few things.
