The Untold Story of Black Golfers

The video explores the history and contributions of black golfers, highlighting figures like John Shippen, Dr. George Franklin, and Charlie Sifford. It discusses the formation of the United Golfers Association and the struggles faced by pioneers like Lee Elder and Bill Spiller. The video also covers the achievements of Renee Powell and Ann Gregory in women's golf and acknowledges Tiger Woods' recognition of these trailblazers.

Who was the first black man to play in the national championship?

• Lee Elder

• Ted Rhodes

• John Shippen

• Charlie Sifford

Who invented the wooden golf tee in 1899?

• Joe Bartholomew

• George Adams

• Robert Hawkins

• Dr. George Franklin

What was the purpose of the United Golfers Association (UGA) founded in 1925?

• To promote golf among women

• To create professional golf tournaments for African Americans

• To integrate black and white golfers

• To teach golf to children

Which black golfer helped construct New York's Shinnecock Hills course?

• Joe Bartholomew

• Charlie Sifford

• Bill Spiller

• John Shippen

Why did Joe Bartholomew work through the night on his golf course designs?

• He wanted to avoid the heat

• He preferred working at night

• He was scared of people stealing his ideas

• He had a day job

Who was the first black golfer to play on the PGA Tour?

• Bill Spiller

• Charlie Sifford

• Lee Elder

• John Shippen

Which black golfer was the first to play at the Masters Tournament?

• Lee Elder

• Bill Spiller

• Tiger Woods

• Charlie Sifford

Who fought against the PGA's Caucasian-only clause but did not get to play at the highest levels?

• Charlie Sifford

• Bill Spiller

• Lee Elder

• Joe Bartholomew

Who was the second black woman to become a full member of the LPGA Tour?

• Renee Powell

• Lucy Mitchell

• Ann Gregory

• Althea Gibson

Which black golfer acknowledged the sacrifices of earlier black golfers and faced racism even in the 1990s?

• Bill Spiller

• Tiger Woods

• Charlie Sifford

• Lee Elder