From Riviera to Bel-Air, women’s golf is having a golden hour in Los Angeles

The exact moment that triggered this realization escapes me. Was it on the cart ride back to the Riveria clubhouse, in the heart of a particularly golden hour, watching a well-known Hollywood actor politely beg his way past the rare door closed to him? Or was it some 16 hours later, as I stood on the first tee box at Bel-Air, and looked out over the fairway below me and the Los Angeles skyline in the distance? Perhaps it was at some point during the USGA media day circuit — 36 holes over two day

By Jason Griffith for PeeDeeWire

Yahoo Sports reports: The exact moment that triggered this realization escapes me. Was it on the cart ride back to the Riveria clubhouse, in the heart of a particularly golden hour, watching a well-known Hollywood actor politely beg his way past the rare door closed to him? Or was it some 16 hours later, as I stood on the first tee box at Bel-Air, and looked out over the fairway below me and the Los Angeles skyline in the distance? Perhaps it was at some point during the USGA media day circuit — 36 holes over two day