Speculation about Stacy Lewis potentially succeeding as LPGA commissioner has drawn a playful response from the two-time major champion's household. According to a Golfweek report published Saturday, Lewis's daughter would not support her mother taking the league's top administrative role.
The lighthearted revelation adds a personal dimension to ongoing discussions about future leadership of the women's professional golf tour. Lewis, a former world number one with 13 LPGA Tour victories including the 2011 Kraft Nabisco Championship and 2013 Women's British Open, has remained active in the sport since stepping back from full-time competition.
No official vacancy or candidacy has been announced by the LPGA. The tour's current leadership structure continues under Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan, who assumed the role in 2021.
