Patty Berg

The book highlights the establishment of the Ladies Professional Golfers Association (LPGA) in 1950, initiated by 13 founding members including Patty Berg, a prominent figure in women's golf. Berg, who had an impressive amateur career with 28 championships, transitioned to professional golf in 1940. Prior to the LPGA's formation, she earned her living through tournaments, exhibitions, and teaching clinics across the U.S., showcasing her influence and dedication to the sport.