Eastside Golf, an apparel brand founded by two HBCU alums, is disrupting a sport that traditionally prides itself on exclusivity by opening up the game to the masses.
Charlie Sifford, who only wanted a chance to play and who broke the color barrier in golf as the first black PGA Tour member, died Tuesday night, the PGA of America said. Sifford, who recently had ...
The Cobbs Creek restoration project in West Philadelphia is one that's close to Tiger Woods' heart - and about way more than just golf.
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When a sports columnist fought Augusta National to get black players into the Masters
In the late 1960s, after Charlie Sifford integrated the PGA Tour but before the Masters had seen a black player in its field, there weren't many white voices antagonizing for integration inside the ...
Tiger Woods is helping the University of Maryland Eastern Shore create a scholarship in the name of Charlie Sifford, the African-American golfer who broke golf's color barrier. Sifford died in ...
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