Golf Club Rhetorical Analysis

The message should be a subtle but powerful one saying something along the lines of “Fortune, favor, fortitude”. It should communicate this to the general public. Showing wealthy and influences to those who doubt it and view it negatively.

Another rhetorical feature would be ethos due to how the golf club is something that's been around for a decade and already has the reputation to be the sport of older and more conservative individuals who are typically viewed in a negative light. Another could be an oxymoron, like the stereotype, the golf club can be seen as a contraction, for there are many younger individuals who enjoy the sport passionately. Nevertheless, its not as popular as most western sport and doesn’t have a bigger emphasis on

a bigger crowd such as baseball or football. It a sport that’s has a hint of deception, with the fact that more business deals are made on a golf course, then an office shows that although it may seem like an ordinary sport, it has a lot of politics tangled with string attached. Thus making the saying “Thing are always what they appear to be” the epitome of golf.

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Yes, the golf club represents a sport, and business, but something much more. Laziness. This sport requires the least amount of physical energy compared to traditional sports and has the most leisure due to how it's not tax over time, but still a very long sport. Most individuals play this sport with a golf cart, thous removing the cardio burden of walking. These are examples of how there's a deeper meaning behind the sport; business men are just overweight slobs who are greedy and gluttonous for wealthy and individual gain, for the most part obesity is typically associated with these concepts. Other cultural values besides stereotyping is how the sport is one that has sophistication, for back in the early 1900 and currently other country, golf is considered a wealthy sport, for in some areas a 18 hole would cost hundredths, versus around 30-50 dollars in the us.

All of these prominent examples support what my overall hypothesis is advocating. They are the focal point of how a golf club represents the country club, through simple representation like the sport or golf. At the same time through more complexes mean such as business. The examples has taken the hypothesis to a greater calibur and given it deeper meaning.