EPISODE · Apr 4, 2015 · 8 MIN
Lee Elder at The Masters
from Sporting Witness · host BBC World Service
In 1975, Lee Elder braved death threats to become the first African-American golfer to play at the prestigious US Masters in Augusta. It was one of the last race barriers in US sport and made him a hero to many black sportsmen – including Tiger Woods.In 2013, Lee Elder spoke about the tournament to Simon Watts. This programme includes description of racial abuse.(Photo: Lee Elder playing golf later in life. Credit: Getty Images)
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In 1975, Lee Elder braved death threats to become the first African-American golfer to play at the prestigious US Masters in Augusta. It was one of the last race barriers in US sport and made him a hero to many black sportsmen – including Tiger Woods.In 2013, Lee Elder spoke about the tournament to Simon Watts. This programme includes description of racial abuse.(Photo: Lee Elder playing golf later in life. Credit: Getty Images)
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