If the courts rule that the PGA Tour is a private organization under the definition of such by the Americans with Disabilities Act, then case closed. The Tour can do as it wishes with Casey Martin or anything else pertaining to the Tour. If the courts rule that the PGA Tour is subject to provisions of the ADA, then the battle is joined. It would provide an unfair advantage to the golf car user, particularly on hot days. Walking is an integral part of the game.
Many golfers consider a golf car a disadvantage because it distracts their attention.
Walking improves their focus on the next shot. In addition, there is no proven evidence that playing out of a golf car improves one s golf score. The act of playing golf actually starts when a golfer takes the stance and concludes after the ball is struck. What happens in between strokes is inconsequential to primary activity. Additionally, golf cars are used in qualifying for the PGA Tour, on the Senior PGA Tour and in professional and amateur tournaments around the country.