Three black complainants alleged they were discriminated against at a public golf course when the starter added a fourth person to their group and a dispute ensued.
The golf pro intervened, called the police, and allegedly used racial slurs while refunding their money and asking them to leave.
The Board of Inquiry found that while the complainants were genuinely embarrassed and felt discriminated against, the actions of the golf course staff were motivated by enforcing course rules regarding group sizes on busy days, not by race or colour.
The complaints were dismissed.