This week the panel weighs in on Hull’s ruthless slow play penalties; Azinger back in the booth for the Champions Tour; and the majors are still the best and only real game in town.
This week the Round Table debates going outside the top 12 standings for a Captain’s pick; whether the top pros are paid too much; and should pros be allowed to use distance measuring devices.
This week the panel weighs in on the PGA Tour’s opposition to a golf ball rollback, Jay Monahan’s pitch to save his job, and the LPGA assessing a real slow play penalty.
The Round Table debates Rory McIlroy’s seemingly hypocritical withdrawal from the RBC Heritage, slow play and what to do when the non-elevated events are on TV.
This week the panel debates slow play penalties, Brooks Koepka’s arrogance and the introduction of Nelly Korda as LPGA saviour and American hero.
Like 99% of you, I find slow play on the golf course I’m playing about as painful as root canal surgery but it doesn’t have to be that way.
This week the panel debates the cancellation of the first round at the Evian Championship; discusses Sergio Garcia’s delay of game tactics at the BMW Championship; and picks the winner of the FedEx Cup.
This week the panel pushes back at Johnny Miller; debates the wisdom of playing golf with Donald Trump; and discusses the merits of yet another pace of play initiative.
Fairways columnist Jim Deeks is wondering if he’ll need more drastic solutions for the army of slow players in front of him using new distance measuring technology.
