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Why this pro says PGA Tour’s slow-play issue isn’t an easy fix

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Unpacking the Complexity: Why a Pro Golfer Believes the PGA Tour’s Slow-Play Dilemma Is No Simple Fix

A seasoned professional golfer has raised alarms about the PGA Tour’s persistent slow-play dilemma, emphasizing that tackling this issue goes far beyond merely imposing penalties. Elements such as varying course conditions and individual player routines play a significant role in this ongoing challenge, making it a multifaceted problem that defies simple solutions.

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After a whirlwind year, Rory McIlroy plans to ‘cut back’ on tournaments in the future

Rory McIlroy plans to scale back his tournament schedule in the years to come after a whirlwind 2023 campaign. The Northern Irishman played in 27 events this year plus two DP World Tour events and the unofficial Hero Challenge.

“It’s a big commitment to play the PGA Tour and you have to make sure that when you are playing that you’re giving it your all and I’ll certainly be a little bit more selective as I go forward,” McIlroy said.

Tournament Reduction

Unpacking the Complexity: Why a Pro Golfer Believes the PGA Tour’s Slow-Play Dilemma Is No Simple Fix

After a whirlwind year, Rory McIlroy plans to ‘cut back’ on tournaments in the future

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