-When we think of golfers, we do not think of African-American women. Yet this book shows us that there have been skilled African-American women in golf. Part of the problem is that the deck is stacked against them: they have been discriminated against due to both race and sex. And, according to this very interesting and revealing book, African-American men have also not been supportive of African-American women golfers....[A] very useful book that sheds light on something most of us may not have thought about: the African-American woman golfer, and her achievements and problems in society. —MultiCultural Review

-Using research from African American newspapers and records from black golf clubs and associations, she provides a number of brief biographies of both pioneering and recent African American female golfers. She includes lists of African American female golfers, winners of tournaments, and newspaper articles with photographs, along with photographs and notes....Johnson calls for more support of black female golfers and for more scholarly research on the topic. Recommended. All readers, all levels. —Choice