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...They can move to another course like Myrtle Beach and call it "The Masters by PGA" and nobody would care at all about Augusta because all the golfers would show up there and play.The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
Civil Rights Group Calls to Relocate Masters after GA Voting Bill
The National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) is calling for the PGA Tour and The Masters to move next month's major championship out of Georgia in response to the recent passing of a controversial voting law.
NBJC executive director David J. Johns told Golfweek that the bill, SB 202 will "return Black and poor and already disenfranchised voters in Georgia to second class citizens" and said that he hopes action can be taken to relocate The Masters, which begins April 8 in Augusta.
“The PGA Tour and Masters Tournament have both made commitments to help diversify golf and address racial inequities in this country—and we expect them to not only speak out against Georgia’s new racist voter suppression law—but to also take action," Johns said in a statement.
"Professional golf should not reward Georgia’s attacks on democracy and voting rights with the millions of dollars in revenue that the tournament generates and the prestige it brings to the State. We all must act to protect our democracy and the right to vote.”
Georgia needs to tread carefully it would seem...uh oh
The Masters is hosted and ran by the Augusta National Golf Course, it can't be moved anywhere.
The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
Damn, that's as racist as the The National White Justice Coalition.The National Black Justice Coalition
...They can move to another course like Myrtle Beach and call it "The Masters by PGA" and nobody would care at all about Augusta because all the golfers would show up there and play.The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
You're being purposefully obtuse by acting like Golf cannot be played anywhere but Augusta - and acting like "The Masters" is a name that cannot be worked-around.
Civil Rights Group Calls to Relocate Masters after GA Voting Bill
The National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) is calling for the PGA Tour and The Masters to move next month's major championship out of Georgia in response to the recent passing of a controversial voting law.
NBJC executive director David J. Johns told Golfweek that the bill, SB 202 will "return Black and poor and already disenfranchised voters in Georgia to second class citizens" and said that he hopes action can be taken to relocate The Masters, which begins April 8 in Augusta.
“The PGA Tour and Masters Tournament have both made commitments to help diversify golf and address racial inequities in this country—and we expect them to not only speak out against Georgia’s new racist voter suppression law—but to also take action," Johns said in a statement.
"Professional golf should not reward Georgia’s attacks on democracy and voting rights with the millions of dollars in revenue that the tournament generates and the prestige it brings to the State. We all must act to protect our democracy and the right to vote.”
Georgia needs to tread carefully it would seem...uh oh
The Masters is hosted and ran by the Augusta National Golf Course, it can't be moved anywhere.The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
Go ahead and think that. Let's see what really happens.
Didn't they try a boycott of Agusta a few years back? Augusta said F. Off.Civil Rights Group Calls to Relocate Masters after GA Voting Bill
The National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) is calling for the PGA Tour and The Masters to move next month's major championship out of Georgia in response to the recent passing of a controversial voting law.
NBJC executive director David J. Johns told Golfweek that the bill, SB 202 will "return Black and poor and already disenfranchised voters in Georgia to second class citizens" and said that he hopes action can be taken to relocate The Masters, which begins April 8 in Augusta.
“The PGA Tour and Masters Tournament have both made commitments to help diversify golf and address racial inequities in this country—and we expect them to not only speak out against Georgia’s new racist voter suppression law—but to also take action," Johns said in a statement.
"Professional golf should not reward Georgia’s attacks on democracy and voting rights with the millions of dollars in revenue that the tournament generates and the prestige it brings to the State. We all must act to protect our democracy and the right to vote.”
Georgia needs to tread carefully it would seem...uh oh
You know less about The Masters than you do about economics....We're now into negative knowledge territory....They can move to another course like Myrtle Beach and call it "The Masters by PGA" and nobody would care at all about Augusta because all the golfers would show up there and play.The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
You're being purposefully obtuse by acting like Golf cannot be played anywhere but Augusta - and acting like "The Masters" is a name that cannot be worked-around.
Thanks...Beat me to it.Civil Rights Group Calls to Relocate Masters after GA Voting Bill
The National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) is calling for the PGA Tour and The Masters to move next month's major championship out of Georgia in response to the recent passing of a controversial voting law.
NBJC executive director David J. Johns told Golfweek that the bill, SB 202 will "return Black and poor and already disenfranchised voters in Georgia to second class citizens" and said that he hopes action can be taken to relocate The Masters, which begins April 8 in Augusta.
“The PGA Tour and Masters Tournament have both made commitments to help diversify golf and address racial inequities in this country—and we expect them to not only speak out against Georgia’s new racist voter suppression law—but to also take action," Johns said in a statement.
"Professional golf should not reward Georgia’s attacks on democracy and voting rights with the millions of dollars in revenue that the tournament generates and the prestige it brings to the State. We all must act to protect our democracy and the right to vote.”
Georgia needs to tread carefully it would seem...uh oh
The Masters is hosted and ran by the Augusta National Golf Course, it can't be moved anywhere.The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
Go ahead and think that. Let's see what really happens.
Why do you think The Masters has it's own TV deal, and how it survived the whole no women members thing a few decades ago? When advertisers balked at having ads played they picked up the tab themselves.
The Masters isn't going to budge.
Push back in what way?SOMEBODY needs to push back. If this law is a burden to Black people in Georgia...if many of them will be prevented from voting by this law and its utterly innocuous requirements, then Black people are as stupid and incompetent as the worst white racist in the country believes they are.
Seriously, what does Golf have to do with the right to vote? Also, are we to believe all blacks are too stupid to get an ID? Please...just stop with this racist bullshit.
Yeah, who wants that stinky old green jacket anyway?The golfers don't have to show up. Then there's no tourney. It's not a big deal if it doesn't happen.
Augusta is host to the Masters, the most prestigious tournament and course in America. It is going NOWHERE. Stop talking about things you don't understand.Augusta, GA is host to the PGA soon and it is the largest crowd-drawer to Augusta in the country. Their economy is based off it.
Augusta, Ga. is 60% African American. I keep telling you...the Party is the god. As a religion is to people of faith, the Progressive Socialist Party is to its fanatical adherents. It is a growing and unwieldly monster. And it consumes what it wants and whoever gets in its way. They will turn on you if needed and will turn on many of their own when the time comes. This Georgia Voting Bill is not about voters. It is about cheating and stuffing the ballot box. And the Progs know it.Augusta, GA is host to the PGA soon and it is the largest crowd-drawer to Augusta in the country. Their economy is based off it.
Augusta, Ga. is 60% African American...Augusta, Ga. is 60% African American. I keep telling you...the Party is the god. As a religion is to people of faith, the Progressive Socialist Party is to its fanatical adherents. It is a growing and unwieldly monster. And it consumes what it wants and whoever gets in its way. They will turn on you if needed and will turn on many of their own when the time comes. This Georgia Voting Bill is not about voters. It is about cheating and stuffing the ballot box. And the Progs know it.Augusta, GA is host to the PGA soon and it is the largest crowd-drawer to Augusta in the country. Their economy is based off it.
I'm actually surprised the bent-wrist liberal pussies here aren't pearl-clutching regarding the name "Masters".The Masters isn't going to budge.
With no one to play?Civil Rights Group Calls to Relocate Masters after GA Voting Bill
The National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) is calling for the PGA Tour and The Masters to move next month's major championship out of Georgia in response to the recent passing of a controversial voting law.
NBJC executive director David J. Johns told Golfweek that the bill, SB 202 will "return Black and poor and already disenfranchised voters in Georgia to second class citizens" and said that he hopes action can be taken to relocate The Masters, which begins April 8 in Augusta.
“The PGA Tour and Masters Tournament have both made commitments to help diversify golf and address racial inequities in this country—and we expect them to not only speak out against Georgia’s new racist voter suppression law—but to also take action," Johns said in a statement.
"Professional golf should not reward Georgia’s attacks on democracy and voting rights with the millions of dollars in revenue that the tournament generates and the prestige it brings to the State. We all must act to protect our democracy and the right to vote.”
Georgia needs to tread carefully it would seem...uh oh
The Masters is hosted and ran by the Augusta National Golf Course, it can't be moved anywhere.The PGA can do whatever they want with the Masters.
No, they can't. The Masters is an invitational only Tournament owned by the Augusta Golf Course. They only thing they can do is not go.
Go ahead and think that. Let's see what really happens.
Why do you think The Masters has it's own TV deal, and how it survived the whole no women members thing a few decades ago? When advertisers balked at having ads played they picked up the tab themselves.
The Masters isn't going to budge.
I'm actually surprised the bent-wrist liberal pussies here aren't pearl-clutching regarding the name "Masters".The Masters isn't going to budge.
F'n PC dipshits.
