Integrity. Bobby Jones, who is considered one of history's greatest
golfers, judged himself to have touched the ball although no one saw him do so
during the 1925 U.S. Open. That one-stroke penalty cost him the title.
Yes he could have won, but not playing by the rules he would have lost his integrity.
Surely we have it backwards when a culture celebrates talent more than integrity.
Intellect, appearance and talent depreciates over time, whereas integrity doesn't. It takes time to build a reputation. Why not celebrate and protect it?
Yes he could have won, but not playing by the rules he would have lost his integrity.
Surely we have it backwards when a culture celebrates talent more than integrity.
Intellect, appearance and talent depreciates over time, whereas integrity doesn't. It takes time to build a reputation. Why not celebrate and protect it?
