OG News: Jarrod Lyle confirms he's in "palliative care"
The golf world, and many out of it, have been left rocked by the news that Jarrod Lyle is going into palliative care after claiming he is “no longer able to fight.”
Colin Montgomerie wants to see all professional golfers put on the clock from the moment they tee off in order to eliminate slow play from the game.
"There are 52 referees out there at major championships and they should all...be able to put them on the clock on the first tee to ensure they all get around in time," said the 31-time European Tour winner.
Colin Montgomerie believes this would curtail the “biggest bugbear” in golf and make it more accessible to a wider audience, as he believes that no round of golf should ever take longer than four hours and that the current system is only a treatment for the disease and not actually preventative.
"What I would love to see, as a fast player knowing it would never happen to me, would be for one of the top players to have that shot penalty. Then it would really resonate throughout the rest of the field. If only one of them was finally found out because they are still taking too long."
The golf world, and many out of it, have been left rocked by the news that Jarrod Lyle is going into palliative care after claiming he is “no longer able to fight.”
Graeme McDowell will have just two events to secure a PGA Tour card which would enable him to play in the United States next year after failing to qualify for next week's USPGA Championship in Missouri.