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“Dottie is an icon,” said Alec Taylor ’75, who established, with his wife Susan Taylor, the Dorothy L. Pepper ’87 Endowed Scholarship for Women’s Golf.

On a podcast with Dottie Pepper, the golf champion and broadcaster.

Dottie Pepper said the slow pace of play in golf has "been gnawing at me for a while," and added that she hopes her on-air complaint last weekend serves as a springboard for serious change.

Dottie Pepper didn't anticipate a short message on slow play getting so much attention.