Stereotypes Of Golf Essay

golfers have worked hard most of our lives and simply want to be involved in social, athletics such as golf, to socialize with friends and keep active as we age,so in conclusion, I purely disagree with the thought that golfers are spoiled as many are factory workers,who have very little money to spend on extracurricular activities, but choose to spend the money they do have on golf .” In a personal interview with Long he stated that golfers are not spoiled and don't have everything given to them, at least for the weekend golfers who have worked vigorously most of their lives and are now simply enjoying a social sport where they can socialize with their friends and stay active as they get older. Furthermore many golfers do not have a whole lot of money to spend on extracurricular activities but choose to spend the money that they do …show more content…
It has been stated that golfers are commonly seen as stuck up rich boys and girls who could care less about anything else other than themselves and the game. It has been made clear there are a few young gentlemen and women who are rather foolish there are more good quality people playing the game of golf who are very respectful and are by no mean wealthy. Furthermore it has been said that golfers are considered not to be athletes and golf not to be a sport. Once again, it was made clear that golfers go through vigorous workouts and extensive amounts of practice which makes us athletes and golf a sport. Lastly it was stated that golfers are spoiled and treated like royalty. It was finally made clear that golfers are not spoiled, but treated nicely in return for the kindness, respect and honesty we bring into the game. In the end it comes down to stereotypes and Misconceptions still being present in society, about golfers and it was of my purpose to present several stereotypes and clear them up with my personal experiences as a junior