The document provides reasons for golf's growing popularity compared to other sports such as football and baseball. It notes that golf is seen as a more honorable sport where players are not in legal trouble, do not argue with referees, and are paid based on performance. It also points out that golf tournaments provide a nicer spectator experience where food and drinks are cheaper and cursing is less common. The document concludes with a humorous explanation for the traditional 18 holes in a round of golf.