Gabby Herzig @gabbyherzig.bsky.social · 18/11/2024Props to Charley Hull, who finished T2 at The Annika this weekend, for being honest about the LPGA's slow play problem. "It's ridiculous and I feel sorry for the fans how slow it is out there." 5381
Stephen Proctor @sproctorgolf.bsky.social · 18/11/2024This slow play problem is a massive issue for women’s golf — at a critical moment when it might otherwise be seriously expanding its fan base. Charley is spot on. 020
A Good Walk Spoiled @aspoiledwalk.bsky.social · 18/11/2024I am genuinely down for her call to revoke cards - would be amazing 🙌 010
Jack Tremper @jackystrap.bsky.social · 18/11/2024It’s very noticeable on TV as well with not very many cameras out there compared to the PGA Tour. Not enough to switch around so you notice it a lot. 020
Aron Nikoson @ronninikoson.bsky.social · 19/11/2024IMO that’s the biggest hurdle for success in women’s golf. As a golf fan, it’s still good and entertaining. But as someone who is more a casual fan, the slow play and lack of flashy directing really takes the interest away. While in a lot of tournaments, the LPGA is more exciting than the PGA tour. 010
Steve Goodman @goodynyc.bsky.social · 18/11/20245 hours and 40 minutes is an eternity on the golf course. Nothing will change on either tour until real punishment is given out. By the time any player gets a "warning" it's too late, they are already over a 5 hour pace. 010
