Hank Haney claims his racist rhetoric about Korean golfers has always been informed

Hank Haney, who was formerly Tiger Woods' pivotal coach, caught the eye last week when his field evaluation for the LPGA Women's Open was essentially God, I do not know any of them, but I think a lot of them are Korean. Haney, who commented on his golf radio show, admitted that he could not really name golfers.

"I'm going to predict a Korean," said Haney. "I can not name you, uh, six players on the LPGA tour. Nah, maybe I could. Well, I'll leave with Lee, if I did not have to name a name, I'd have a good band. "

Haney is excused for his remarks last Wednesday and was suspended from his show. But after Jeongeun Lee6 – who went through "Six" because she is the sixth woman of this type in the history of the LPGA of Korea Tour – won the US Women's Open this weekend, he was confident enough to say that his occasional racism was a clever analysis.

If Haney had said, "Korean women absolutely dominate the LPGA circuit," he would probably still be on the radio. What he actually said was not that, nor was it based on "statistics and facts" either. He openly admitted that he knew nothing of the players on the tour and that he had still issued an opinion – in his radio broadcast on golf. .

Haney banging his back for his prediction, he spelled out the full name of Six twice:

That's it, Hank.