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TEE TO GREEN, STEVE SCOTT: The shame's on us if the AIG Women's Open doesn't get the crowds it deserves

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The 33,303 official total for the week of the AIG Women's Open at Muirfield was half that of the men's Scottish at Renaissance at the start of the month. It was obviously nowhere near the legions of nearly 300,000 for the men’s version at St Andrews, even if that was a reasonable comparison to make. The figure was, unquestionably, disappointing.

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TEE TO GREEN, STEVE SCOTT: The shame's on us if the AIG Women's Open doesn't get the crowds it deserves

It’s been a busy five weeks of golf in Scotland, and personally, I’ve still got the Boys and Girls Amateurs at Carnoustie this week to go. Seriously, doesn’t anyone play tournaments in May or June anymore?

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