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PGA Tour Driver Testing Faces Integrity Questions
Controversy has arisen over PGA Tour driver testing after Rory McIlroy's and Scottie Scheffler's drivers failed conformance tests at the PGA Championship, prompting both to use backup clubs. U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover alleged that many players evade random driver testing by submitting backup clubs instead of their primary drivers, challenging the system's fairness and consistency. In response, the PGA Tour and USGA chief Mike Whan defended the integrity of the process, emphasizing strict serial number checks and expectations that tested drivers are genuinely used in play. The current random testing regime and its limited scope have sparked concerns among players about transparency and equal playing conditions. The incident has led to increased calls for standardized and mandatory equipment testing at major golf tournaments. The debate continues as officials and players seek a fair and transparent solution.


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