JB Holmes is unquestionably the slowest golfer on tour. With that in mind, everyone plays at their own speed. Others may be out there, but the main issue is that they aren’t being penalized for their poor play. If the PGA implemented a slow-play policy, it would go a long way toward eradicating it.
“As for tortoises on the Tour, five-time champion Ben Crane was selected by his fellow players as the slowest player, receiving 21% of the vote. Kevin Na came in first with 17 percent of the public’s support; Andrew Loupe followed (4%), then Jordan Spieth (8%), and so on.”
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“As for tortoises on the Tour, five-time champion Ben Crane was selected by his fellow players as the slowest player, receiving 21% of the vote. Kevin Na came in first with 17 percent of the public’s support; Andrew Loupe followed (4%), then Jordan Spieth (8%), and so on.”
Beginning with the Masters the following week, the Tour will be implementing a new policy regarding formal pace of play. But it’s the most stringent, aiming to eliminate its slownest players by utilizing extensive data.
Michael Phelps have all been affected by it. It’s not just players who feel the effects of this new era of golf; instructors are seeing more and less qualified students enrolling In addition to players likeKeegan Bradley is using personal coaches now in his mid-30s.
The tour’s pace of play rules historically focused on the grouping. There was no issue as long as the twosome or threesome did not fall behind.
Patrick Cantlay and perhaps Bryson deChambeau are poor players. Kevin Na used to be a sluggish player. However, he has recently become much better. The slow play of Bryson de Chambeau has been warned about numerous times. I believe he is the slowest player on tour for men.
Note: Reviews taken after online research