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Mike Wan (56, USA), who served as the commissioner of the LPGA Tour since January 2010, has expressed his gratitude.
On the 7th (Korean time) of the LPGA tour, “Wan, who served as a commissioner for the past 11 years, has informed the LPGA members and sponsors of his intention to resign.” Said.
Commissioner Wan said in the letter of the day, “We have created a tournament schedule for the 2021 tournament with the highest prize money ever despite going through a year stained with the Corona 19 pandemic in 2020. We have attracted new tournaments and sponsors.” He said he proved his competence and willingness to lead.
Commissioner Wan added, “Because we do not doubt that we will grow further, we are now going to hand over to the next leader and become the most passionate supporter of the LPGA.”
Commissioner Wan said, “Looking back at 11 years as the longest commissioner in LPGA history, I feel a tremendous sense of pride and satisfaction in what we have accomplished together, such as providing many women with opportunities to realize their dreams through the sport of golf.” Revealed.
“Commissioner Wan was a leader in revolutionizing the LPGA,” said Diane Gullias, chairman of the LPGA Board. “We were lucky to have been together for 11 years. We will respect his decision and think about finding a replacement.” said.
“Wan was definitely the ideal leader we were looking for,” said Vicky Getz-Ackerman, the LPGA player. He said, “I am grateful for the leadership he has shown for 11 years, and I know that I will remain a supporter of the LPGA forever. Next, Viki added, “He laid the foundation for the LPGA’s continued success by creating a special culture of’Act Like A Founder’ and a leadership team essential for LPGA to succeed.” .
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