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Bethpage Black Unveils Bold New Tee Time Rules After Ryder Cup Surge
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Bethpage Black Unveils Bold New Tee Time Rules After Ryder Cup Surge

A new ruling carves out a clear path for LIV players to reach The Open – giving competitors outside the traditional tours a real shot through designated qualifying events and specific exemptions, and fundamentally reshaping how golfers can earn a place in golf’s oldest major.

In the wake of a blockbuster Ryder Cup season, Bethpage Black has tightened up tee-time policies: staggered starts and tougher pace-of-play enforcement are being rolled out to manage soaring demand and protect the course when crowds and play are at their peak

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Revamping Golf: From Slow Play to Spectator-Friendly Solutions—What the Future Holds!
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Revamping Golf: From Slow Play to Spectator-Friendly Solutions—What the Future Holds!

‘I Just Want It to Get Better’: Golfers Demand Change

In a recent YouTube video, amateur golfer [Name] sparked a lively conversation about the future of professional golf. His passionate plea for greater accessibility, inclusivity, and innovation has struck a chord with both players and fans.

Among [Name]’s bold proposals is a game-changing approach to tackle the slow pace of play: revoking the tour card of any player who racks up three slow-play penalties. This provocative suggestion has ignited debate, underscoring the pressing need for action on this issue.

Additional ideas on the table include trimming down the number of tournaments and enforcing time limits for shots. The aim? To craft a more dynamic and spectator-friendly experience. As discussions continue, many are optimistic that golf can adapt to meet the evolving expectations of modern audiences

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Wildfires force PGA Tour to move Genesis tourney
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Wildfires force PGA Tour to move Genesis tourney

The PGA Tour has been forced to relocate the Genesis Invitational due to the impending arrival of wildfires in the Los Angeles area. Originally scheduled to be played at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, from February 16-19, the tournament will now be held at the Copper Canyon Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nevada, from February 20-23. The decision was made after consultation with local authorities and the PGA Tour, who determined that the safety of players, spectators, and staff could not be guaranteed at Riviera.

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