This feels like a snub: World Golf Hall of Fame schedules its induction ceremony when one of its inductees might not make it (Updated again) | Golf News and Tour Information [Video]

One of the things those pros who play women’s golf complain about frequently is their feeling the movers and shakers in the sport ignore them when it comes to planning the big events in the game. They have new ammunition in that assault now that Dame Laura Davies might miss her induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame.

On Sunday at the U.S. Women’s Open in Lancaster, Pa., — about 65 miles from Philadelphia – Hall of Fame member Karrie Webb pulled me aside to complain that the induction ceremony today in St. Andrews, Scotland, was being held the day after a women’s major championship ended 4,000 miles away.

“That’s just not right,” Webbie said to me. “This mean so much to Laura and they don’t even care if she can make it. They’ve taped an acceptance speech from her in case she’s not there.”

And now it seems …