The LPGA Corning Classic, the longest-running event on the ladies tour with the same title sponsor and played at the same venue since its inception in 1979, will end in May.
Tournament president Jack Benjamin made the announcement Monday, a day after the board of directors came to the painful conclusion after discussing it for six months.
“This is a most difficult decision for all of us,” Benjamin said during a news conference at Corning Country Club, home of the tournament. “Everyone...
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