PGA Championship Pace of Play Dispute

Justin Thomas, Keegan Bradley, and Cameron Young were put on the clock on the fourth hole.

Thomas and Bradley were seen having a heated discussion with a rules official regarding the decision.

Thomas argued that course conditions, high winds, and tough pin placements should be considered when evaluating pace of play.

Alex Smalley was also put on the clock during his second round.

High scores and course layout contributed to slower rounds, with only 25 players below par at the time of reporting.

Thomas mentioned that his group caught up on the next hole and were taken off the clock.

Concerns were raised about whether the "time par" is consistent, despite changing weather.

Q: Why were Justin Thomas and Keegan Bradley put on the clock?

Q: What was Justin Thomas's argument against the decision?

Q: Was anyone else put on the clock during the second round?

Pace of play is a complex issue in golf, influenced by course conditions, player behavior, and tournament rules.

Professional golfers sometimes disagree with pace of play rulings, leading to heated discussions with officials.

Maintaining a reasonable pace of play is important for the overall experience of the tournament, but fairness to players must also be considered.