GOLF’S governing body has voted to open its doors to heavily armed Jamaican gangsters.
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club in St Andrews said the move would recognise the ‘long and valued’ contribution made to the sport by Yardies.
But the club insisted it will continue its ‘zero tolerance’ approach to gang warfare.
A spokesman said: “We do ask that if we have Yardies from different gangs, whether they’re out on the course or in the members’ lounge, they leave their issues at the door and celebrate their mutual love of the game.”
Equal rights activist Martin Bishop said: “Why has it taken so long?”
