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By Jason Sobel
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 J.P. Hayes' recent decision to disqualify himself from the second stage of the PGA Tour qualifying tournament after inadvertently playing with a nonconforming golf ball has elicited deserved applause from those who respect his honesty. The decision also has sparked debate over why such practice isn't applied to other sports. Of course, such glorification for this gesture will appear a bit overblown in golf's inner circle, where it goes without saying that this was the only proper conclusion. A ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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