The LPGA announced the postponement Friday of its next five tour events, including the U.S. Women's Open, in response to the coronavirus crisis.LPGA commissioner Mike Whan indicated the tour would not resume until the majority of international players, such as Japan's world No. 4, Nasa Hataoka, could compete.With the pandemic restricting international travel, many top players face uncertainty about when they might be able to rejoin the primarily U.S.-based tour, which has suspended play since February."Our greatest competitive advantage over the last five or six years has been our global di…READ FULL ARTICLE