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Is it the influence of Japan? No professional sport calls it that

No one calls Lee Jung-hoo a professional baseball player. Lee Kang-in is also not a professional soccer player. Not only the public but also the media. Whether they are active players or retired, they have never seen players call him a professional baseball player or a professional baseball player.

But why do they add “pro” after a player’s name in golf? It seems that it has become a natural custom for “pro” players such as Choi Kyung-ju and Park In-bee to call each other “pro.” Some golf broadcasters and commentators also add “pro” instead of players. Retirees and coaches are called “pro.” The same goes for field commentators. This is true for print media. Young players say, “I want to be like pro Park Se-ri.”

There are two types of golf: a tour program that offers prize money, and a teaching program that offers lessons. All players must pass the competition to become professional. Then, “professional” refers to a professional athlete who specializes in earning money based on performance and time. The term is used to distinguish the professional from amateurish players. It is not a specific professional name such as a reporter or a lawyer. For example, when you say “lawyer Kim,” nobody can tell what kind of job he or she is. However, when you say “Park Professional,” you can’t tell what kind of job he or she is.

Golf is not the only professional, and it is not the competition that qualifies as a professional. In other professional sports such as baseball and basketball, players must be selected through ‘newcomer selection’ in order to become professional. That is the qualification test. Even if a player is selected as a professional, his or her name is not added as a ‘professional’ after his or her name. Unlike golf, retired players do not add ‘professional’ to their name or call them that way when they become professional team leaders. This is the case for soccer, even though both coaches and coaches of professional teams must obtain certification from the Korea Football Association. This is because a coach and a ‘professional’ are professional and a ‘professional’ is only a qualification.

It is hard to know how and when such an unusual calling habit began in the golfing world. Not in the U.S. or Europe. Nobody calls them Tiger Woods or Nelly Koda. However, in Japan, there is the same custom as in Korea. Players call each other “pro.”

Japanese golf fans have been pointing out the problem of attaching “pro” instead of players since more than a decade ago.

“Why is the nickname of a professional golfer ‘pro’? Is there a reason to mark it as a ‘pro’ rather than a ‘player’ like how people say ‘Pro Ishikawa’ or ‘Pro Arimura’ on TV?”

“As far as I know, there is no other way but golf to call a ‘pro’ after a name. When an announcer calls a ‘pro’ after a player’s name while watching a television broadcast, I feel so embarrassed that I can’t help but blush. It would be different to say that the player feels bad if you don’t call him like that. What do you think?”

Since its introduction during the Japanese colonial era, Korean golf has been greatly influenced by Japan. Many famous golf courses were designed by the Japanese. The scenery of Japanese golf courses and the Japanese garden style are reflected in many golf courses. Two greens, which are rarely found in the United States, are also called “copying Japan.” Most of the data that Korean designers based on were translations of Japanese golf books and design specifications. It is said that they also brought a lot of golf course operation methods and golf culture from Japan.

It would not be a coincidence that players in the two countries call each other “professionals.” It is not known which side comes first. Considering the circumstances so far, it is only assumed that Korea was influenced by Japanese golf culture.

However, it is questionable whether there is a proper reason and justification for the existence of the Japanese custom, which even the Japanese regard as gentle. If the Japanese style is adopted, it does not suit the public sentiment.

Every group has its own culture. There is a term that is only used in groups. However, if such a term is difficult to generalize, “it is a kind of slang that is covertly used only by members of special groups.” Since no other professional sport does so, ‘professional’ between golfers is bound to be a slang that is not universal.

Even if the Japanese style is not adopted, it is not appropriate for the media to use the term “professional” or for players to call their teammates “professional” at official press conferences. This is because they are slang. Whether it is a golf association or a player, it is necessary to consider whether the custom and culture of naming is right.

It is not just by name. Korean golf competitions have unique behaviors that are hard to find anywhere else in the world. Caddies wear white and black masks. Masks give a strong negative impression. In foreign countries, people are often mistaken as criminals, so they don’t even use masks. Golf has strict dress codes that are not common in other sports. This applies even to spectators. Nevertheless, it is a serious dereliction of duty by associations and broadcasters to leave masks that can cause rejection or disgust.

BY: 토토사이트

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