Coach to Coach: The Class of 2013

Last month I enjoyed watching one of the greatest golf tournaments in the world, The British Open. While some find golf boring to watch, I find it to be an intriguing display of both the internal and external struggles of sport. I love the tradition of golf, the variety of skills required and the individual pressure that accompanies every shot. I love the fact that golfers are paid entirely on the merits of their immediate accomplishments and not on the wishful expectations of future events.

What I like most about golf however, is the class and elegance that surrounds the game. Even the commercials promote items that embody class. Classy cars, classy watches, classy clothes - a myriad of classy products fill the advertising spots of any nationally televised PGA event. In the British Open, as Phil Mickelson came from five sho....The full article can only be seen by subscribers.
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