The guy on the fairway

Article Abstract:

A man hired as a CBS sportscaster describes the problems of settling in. Formally a golfer, he believes his game is now better as he watches all the errors made by others. Instead of being known by his golfing name as the guy in the rough, he is now recognized as the guy on the fairway.

Officials and employees, Personal narratives, Humor and anecdotes, Golfers, Sportscasters, CBS Inc. CBS Sports

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Girls in the boys' club

Article Abstract:

Men-only golf clubs are a good thing, and men who defend this position are heroes. The moral high ground of a minority of women in favor of admitting women to men-only clubs is pretentious.

United States, Government domestic functions, Public affairs, Social aspects, Social policy, Golf, Men's associations, Private clubs

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The kingdom of fandom

Article Abstract:

Fans of the sport of golf are different from those of other sports, and are different from locale to locale. The golf fans in North Carolina, New York, Boston and Orlando are detailed.

Analysis, Sports spectators

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