PGA Tour Criticized for Slow Play Enforcement
PGA Tour Criticized for Slow Play Enforcement

PGA Tour Criticized for Slow Play Enforcement

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The LPGA has introduced a new pace-of-play policy to address slow play, with stricter penalties including fines and stroke penalties for players exceeding time limits. This initiative aims to enhance the viewing experience and was developed with player input, signaling a move towards a more efficient competitive environment. Collin Morikawa has called for the PGA Tour to adopt similar measures, emphasizing the need for penalties to effectively deter slow play. Despite existing rules, the PGA Tour faces criticism for inadequate enforcement, as evident from declining viewership and fan frustration. Analysts suggest implementing stroke penalties and shot clocks to hold players accountable. The ongoing debate highlights the growing demand for stricter regulations to maintain the sport's appeal.

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