Therefore, we feel pressured to socialize and act a certain way to fulfill this expectation that is created by the specific designation of time. It is when we are not forced and voluntarily socialize, that we are most honest and sincere. When we are forced to socialize, talking becomes involuntary and somewhat mandatory, this is when we are least honest and more artificial. Many of the stereotypes that exist, and assumptions we sometimes make about other people that are based on anything but first hand knowledge of a persons character, seem to disappear for that short time on the golf course. Although, it may be easier to see and hear the outside world more at Chandler Park than at other courses, if you choose not to look at it, or listen to it, the clarity of mind that the sanctity of the course provides remains unaffected.
Golf remains true to tradition in that it still serves a very social purpose.
However, what clashes with tradition at Chandler park is the social makeup of the people interacting. As opposed to a private golf club, and a majority of the other courses around, Chandler offers the unique opportunity to interact with a diverse group of people, in a relaxing and unpressured environment.