Golf Town Locations
Basketball is inexpensive to play because all that is required is a ball & a neighborhood hoop. Golf is expensive to play because of the equipment & locations used. Which of the following people is most likely to be a golfer? a. A white girl from brooklyn b. A white male, whose family owns a small farm in Oklahoma c. A black teen, whose family has homes in Florida & Chicago d. An asian teen from San Frascisco's China town. Basically… The answer is (E) all of the above, Golf is a sport that anyone can play, when you have desire, passion and dedication and a love of the game.
i would say C. If your family can afford 2 houses than I would guess they have enough money for golf equipment and lessons. i dont know of many farmers who golf and im not quite sure if there are a lot of golf courses in Brooklyn. Same with Chinatown.
I think C. Because Florida is full of golf courses and if you can own two houses, then you can more than afford to play golf.
All of the above . . anyone can golf. You dont need a full set of clubs, nor a ritzy course. For under 10bucks you can find some clubs at a Salvation Army and for another 10 you can play at many fine 9-hole courses. All it takes is the desire to play.
I think you are asking us to stereotype people based on their race and geographic area. No thanks.
These days the barriers to enjoying golf aren't as imposing as they once were. You can't simply relegate to an upper class past time anymore. Sure, there are pricey, exclusive country clubs and all that. But there are also affordable, well maintained municipal courses. Yes, you have to pay. But the fees everywhere aren't prohibitive. Sure, basketball is more accessible because you need only a ball and a hoop.
But the profile of the average golfer has changed significantly. It's not just rich white America playing it. Tennis used to be the same way until Venus and Serena showed up.
I find this racist. Take it down, please.
The obvious or traditional answer would be C, however golf's popularity has risen in the last decade and there are players on professional tours that come from all backgrounds. So all of the answers could be right for this question.