The $5 million PIF Saudi Ladies International takes place Feb. 13-15 at Riyadh Golf Club in Saudi Arabia. The event, which is ...
The Ladies Professional Golf Association is implementing a policy to regulate the pace of play, putting it into effect this ...
But it will no longer allow that additional time to hit first on par 4s and par 5s (except on what it deems "reachable" par ...
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'The LPGA’s New Policy Might Seem Brutal, But If There Are No Real Consequences, Players Won’t Adjust'Former Major winner and European Solheim Cup Captain Suzann Pettersen describes herself as “someone who likes to stir the pot ...
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LPGA informs players of tougher restrictions on slow play for 2025, including more chances for penalty strokesIn the information that the LPGA revealed to players, it was noted that under its previous policy in 2024, 22 golfers ...
The new policy was revealed at the first player meeting of the season last week at the Founders Cup. Nelly Korda’s reaction ...
The LPGA has announced its new pace-of-play policy that includes lower timing thresholds for fines and penalties, including a ...
The LPGA announced a new pace of play policy on Thursday with lower time thresholds for stroke penalties that will begin next ...
The LPGA has implemented a new policy to speed up the pace of play. The tour will penalize and fine players who exceed the ...
Slow play has been an incredibly hot topic of conversation in the golf world in recent years, but the PGA Tour has largely declined to address the issue.
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