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Reaction. Tour Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx released a statement after the judgment was released saying that the “Tour will continue to welcome Xxxxx as a member and competitor.”177 However, during a conference call a few days later, Xxxxxxx made it clear that the welcome would not necessarily extend to other disabled athletes, “The court clearly focused its decision on Xxxxx Xxxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxx only. They make it quite clear that they are not certain that this same decision would apply to any other competitor.” 178 When asked whether the Tour would offer carts to other athletes who requested them, Xxxxxxx replied that the tour had yet to work out a policy, but that he “believe[d] we can assume that we have the flexibility to continue our rules as they apply to walking.”179 Among Tour members, most golfers were happy for Xxxxxx as an individual, but concerned about what the ruling meant for the game. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, a PGA Tour member since 1996, said “I’m disappointed that the Supreme Court doesn’t believe that walking is a part of golf.”180 Xxxx Xxxxxxx, owner of fifteen PGA Tour wins, and a cancer survivor, sided with Xxxxxx, “I don’t think this is hurtful for the game, Xxxxx Xxxxxx is a unique individual, and his is a unique situation.”181 Xxxxxx Xxxxx was eight months pregnant and scheduled to tee off at the U.S. Women’s Open only a few days after the Xxxxxx decision was handed down. Despite her condition, Xxxxx did not ask for a cart, “I don’t feel like I have a disability, even it its temporary. The fact that you’re pregnant is a part of life.”182 Xxxxxx learned of the Court’s decision when he received an early morning phone call from Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx on May 29th. Xxxxx immediately called his brother Xxxxxxx to share the good news183. On a conference call later in the day, Xxxxxx told reporters “I’m grateful I don’t have to deal with any more legal issues.”184 When asked whether he believed he would be a trendsetter for other disabled athletes, he responded, 174 Id. at 691. 175 Id. at 692. 176 Id. at 704. 177 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, Disabled Golfer May Use a Cart on the PGA Tour, Justices Affirm, N.Y. TIMES, May 30, 2001, at A1. 178 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx’x Case Ends, but Debate Goes on Among Tour Players, N.Y. TIMES, May 30, 2001, at D1. 179 Id. 180 Id. 181 Id. 182 Id. 183 Xxx Xxxxxxxx, Pressure Eases for Xxxxxx, THE OREGONIAN (Portland, Or.), May 30, 2001, at F4. 184 Brown, supra note 178. “I don’t foresee this as being a huge change for professional sports. There ...
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