It’s been five years since the LPGA released its updated Tour dress code. The backlash at the time was immediate and intense. Women golfers, commentators, and sports journalists spoke out about what they called “unfair” and “sexist” oversight. The clock seemed to be turning back on women’s golf attire. The new, stricter dress code stated that all racerback tops need to have a collar, leggings (unless under a skort or shorts) and joggers are not allowed, and plunging necklines are bann …