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Golf Blog: Drugs back on agenda
It is a conversation that no major sport in this day and age can escape, and in the past couple of weeks the topic raised its ugly head again in Golf. Doping.
However, before a state of emergency is called in the game, let's stop to really examine the situation. Whilst it may be true that he has never been tested on the European Tour, he and every other pro who plays across the Pond does get tested by the PGA Tour and these results are available to and recorded by the European body.
What isn't clear however is what the case is with those European pros who don't ply their trade in America.
Again, this seems reasonable to me.
Having said that, do we really want the European Tour to have to rely on the PGA to catch cheats?