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‘Does seem excessive sometimes’: Are pros abusing this rule?
‘Does seem excessive sometimes’: Are pros abusing this rule?
A new rule introduced at the start of the year has allowed players to replace a ball (without penalty) if it becomes embedded in the general area through the green. But one PGA Tour star thinks it could be time for a rethink.
Viktor Hovland has enjoyed a remarkable 12 months and moved into the world’s top 10 after claiming his third PGA Tour win at the Hero World Challenge in December. But the Norwegian believes the rule is being abused by some players. He added: “The rule was obviously put in place for when the ball is actually plugged, but does seem excessive sometimes.”
Trump Sees Bright Future for PGA Tour-LIV Merger: ‘Good Chance’ Ahead!
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Rickie Fowler, a fan-favorite and four-time PGA Tour champion, has unfortunately withdrawn from the highly anticipated WM Phoenix Open due to an undisclosed illness.
This news is a significant setback for the tournament, renowned as one of the most exciting events on the PGA Tour. Fowler was set to tee off alongside world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and defending champion Sahith Theegala in what promised to be an electrifying opening round on Thursday.
In recent months, Fowler has faced challenges with his game, missing the cut in five of his last six outings. His current ranking stands at 135th in the world—a stark contrast to his career-high position of fifth back in 2016.
Despite these hurdles, Fowler continues to captivate fans as one of golf’s most beloved figures. With four PGA Tour victories under his belt—including a memorable win at the 2015 Players Championship—he has also proudly represented Team USA in both the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup
Keegan Bradley’s aunt can relate to Ryder Cup pressure he’s feeling
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has announced a qualification route allowing LIV golfers to earn spots in The Open through qualifying events and select exemptions, a move that could reshape entry amid ongoing governance tensions.
Keegan Bradley’s aunt can relate to Ryder Cup pressure he’s feeling:
Keegan Bradley’s aunt says she understands the Ryder Cup pressure he faces, drawing on family experience and offering support as Bradley prepares for the team event, sources say.
