PGA should pull 2022 Championship from Racist45's Bedminster golf course

[Tanuki]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/after-trump-tweets-pga-should-pull-2022-championship-from-bedminster-165552910.html

..."Trump owns a vast golf portfolio, but he has never hosted any of the sport’s crown jewels: a men’s major championship. He appeared on track to do so in 2014 when he purchased the Turnberry resort in Scotland, the site of numerous Open Championships and a projected venue for 2020. He slapped his name onto the course—“Turnberry” became “Trump Turnberry”—then sat back and waited for his major.

He wouldn’t get it. In 2015, members of the R&A, the Open’s organizing body, announced that Turnberry was out of the Open venue rotation because of then-candidate Trump’s array of controversial campaign trail comments. “2020 will not happen here,” one R&A official said at the time. “Turnberry will be back. But perhaps not Trump Turnberry.”

So the 2022 PGA Championship, already on the books, represented Trump’s next, best chance to host a prestigious major. But in the wake of his tweets, the Washington Post’s David Farenthold reached out to the PGA for comment:
"As an organization, we are fully committed to Diversity and Inclusion,” the PGA said in a statement, “but we are not a political organization & simply don’t weigh in on statements made in the political arena.” (Yahoo Sports has also reached out to the PGA for comment.)

That’s not only a craven dodge—diversity and inclusion are the very root of politics—it runs completely counter to golf’s recent history of factoring political considerations into tournament decisions.".....(more)

[Johnny2X2X]

1. Not going to happen

The PGA has a long history of being late to the game for this type of thing. It's still an old boys network country club sport.

[bullwinkle428]

2. PGA of America (different org. from the PGA Tour) held the 1990 Championship

at Shoal Creek in Alabama, even after it was revealed that it was an all-white club. I recall that a number of companies decided to pull their advertisements, but the event still went on as planned. Of course, they have more time to make a change, but I'm kind of doubting they have the guts to do so.