When the PGA Tour returns this week at the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club, 16 of the top-20 ranked players in the world (the top 5 and 8 of the top 10) will be there. Tiger Woods will not. Why? What has be been doing this whole time? Woods didn’t miss a fairway …
Well now that the web site is back up and running, it’s time to get back to posting with one of my favorites: Diary of a USGA Rules Official. Just to recap, I first met Dr. Robin Farran back when I was still a student at the Golf Academy of America. Not only is he …
Hmmm… I wonder who hacked my web site? Well, we’re finally back up and ready to hit the links. Thanks again for all of your support!
Brooks Koepka says he won’t be doing any midround TV interviews anytime soon. I agree with Brooks! When you’re locked in on your round, who wants to take the time to answer questions about how you’re playing between shots? Add in the possibility of getting a slow playing warning because of the interview, and that’s a no-go …
The PGA Tour has unveiled a new pace-of-play policy to keep tabs on its slowest players on a week-to-week basis based on ShotLink data. Warnings will be given if players exceed 60 seconds to play a shot, and a second bad time will result in a one-stroke penalty. It’s about time (no pun intended)!