Interestingly in our recent survey at our club the younger players do not see pace of play at ours an issue where as us oldies do
That's cause all the youngsters are pretending to be Day and Spieth and taking an age over every shot they don't have anywhere else to be to us grown ups 5 and a half hours is too long cause we need to get the grass cut and take the kids swimming.
I've not noticed this being a problem with our juniors I must say.
I think I'd take all day if it got me to world number 1![]()
TV golf is so edited do people even realise people are playing slow?
A lot people believe mostly everything they read on the internet
TV golf is so edited do people even realise people are playing slow?
So.....I've just read, that you take all day
Must be true eh.....???
No one gives him stick for it but apparently Tiger is/was one of slowest players on tour, it's not just pre shot time its general stepping off shots, calling out referees etc etc which slows the whole field up and a tactic designed to throw opponents off their games. Was forgiven as we all watched in awe.
Furyk, Crane, Bradley and more lately Speith seem the worst. Historically Langer was pretty awful. Didn't realise Day was also a slowcoach.
No easy solution alas.
No you can't prove it and I took this from a Golf Punk online article that put him at 4th slowest but this is Tiger Woods, a perfectionist in everything he did re preparation to play, golf is 80% between the ears and they're under intense pressure so actions would have had an element of getting into competitors heads in order to gain advantage and win, that's sports, tennis players do it, cricketers do it, they're all at it. Nothing wrong with it but he did end up slowing the field deliberately. Why else would he do that?How is it known that he was doing it to throw people off? Or just assumed?
No you can't prove it and I took this from a Golf Punk online article that put him at 4th slowest but this is Tiger Woods, a perfectionist in everything he did re preparation to play, golf is 80% between the ears and they're under intense pressure so actions would have had an element of getting into competitors heads in order to gain advantage and win, that's sports, tennis players do it, cricketers do it, they're all at it. Nothing wrong with it but he did end up slowing the field deliberately. Why else would he do that?
TV golf is so edited do people even realise people are playing slow?