Golfing Disease V. Martin's Debilitating Disease

The case was concerning Mr. Martin who suffered from a debilitating disease which made it very painful to walk. In this case he was seeking the legal right to travel in a golf cart when golfing between holes, while in a competition. Scalia and Thomas argued that if they granted Martin the privilege to use the cart that the court was creating a special rule for people with talent and that were disabled. The question became can a man be a considered a golfer is he’s riding in a cart. After deliberation the answer to if he could still be considered a golfer was yes.