"uneven fairways" chronicles the story of the little-known, but rich history of the african-americans who had the courage to stand up for their rights and pave the way for future stars of golf. the film celebrates the golfers who confronted prejudice and endured indignities for the right to play golf at its highest level.    the film was considered “the most compelling portrait of the black golfers who never got the full opportunity to play against the best in the world because of the pga tour’s caucasians-only clause. the voices of these pioneers, who tried to eke out a living on the cow pastures of the uga, are captured here in a contemplative and revealing way that will make viewers feel like eyewitnesses to golf’s jim crow era.”