Detz On Golf

Appearance and first impressions are everything. The speaker is dressed for the occasion he is wearing a suit and he is well groomed. He is dressed in a way that shows that his topic is important and serious, which makes the audience respect him more. The speaker starts his speech off by bringing up the topic of golf. He humors the audience by saying that golf is an awful sport. He then involves the audience by making them applaud. He uses this topic of golf and connects it in with the topic of his speech. The speaker refers to golf and states that people find things of interest, in order to connect it with other objects of interest and make it better. Then he turns to the audience and rhetorically asks them a question, which gets them thinking. Detz explains (2007), “Write your own introduction. Leave nothing to chance. Write your introduction so you're "branded" most effectively. Since each audience is unique, each introduction should be different. Some speakers rely on generic introductions. Don't be one of them. Emphasize aspects of your background that a particular audience can relate to” (Detz, 2007).
While giving his speech the speaker paced back and forth across the stage and he was standing up straight and had good posture. He used many hand gestures to explain what was happening and he quoted many people and …show more content…
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