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The Grandview Golf Club in York, Pennsylvania, has apologized after it called the police on a group of black women after the co-owner and his father said the five-some was playing too slowly and refused to leave the course.
The women, who are all members at the golf club, were told they were not keeping the pace of play on just the second hole by former York County Commissioner Steve Chronister, who claimed to be the owner of the club.
They claimed they were keeping pace with the group ahead of them, and talked with the golf pro at the course after Chronister confronted the group. They claimed the golf pro said they were fine.
The five women are part of a group in the area known as the “Sisters in the Fairway,” a group of very experienced golfers who play all over the country.
After they were confronted on the second hole, the women said they skipped the third hole to avoid any other issues.
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