Tom Kite is an American professional golfer who won the 1992 U.S. Open and testified alongside Jack Nicklaus in PGA Tour v. Martin that walking is integral to professional golf competition.
Kite's testimony that walking the course creates physical fatigue that is part of the competitive challenge of golf contributed to the PGA Tour's defense in PGA Tour v. Martin, making him a supporting figure in the Aristotelian debate about the telos of sports.
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