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That is. Significant.
Slow Play on Tour
That is. Significant.
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Worth noting Rory was two groups ahead, not one.
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Its absurd to think you can fall behind the group in front of you and nothing happens to you
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Sub 4 hours isn't asking too much from your weekend hacker.
I'm not so sure I don't agree with JB about playing on Tour, at least a little bit. I forget what the time was on the final round Sunday... maybe 5:29 or so. While that is definitely excessive, I don't think 4:45-5 would be completely out of line when they're playing for that kind of money. I honestly think it should be a little more lenient the closer they get to the final group, too.
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I think it's hilarious that the rules claims 40 seconds and we've got countless videos over a minute long (well over at that).
Kind of a joke, if you ask me. All this rule talk and one of the most basic rule is being abused by tons of tour players.
Per PGA Tour commish, new pace of play "rules" will be unveiled at the American Express tournament in a few weeks. Looks like the focus will be more on individual time violations and not group pace of play.
What do you guys want to see in the new rules? Do you think they'll enforce the "rules" this year?
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What do you guys want to see in the new rules? Do you think they'll enforce the "rules" this year?
PGA Tour commissioner talks slow play, gambling and TV contracts as busy 2020 awaits
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan conducted his annual Maui news conference and discussed slow play, gambling and television contracts
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