Golf explores tech solutions to tackle slow play issues

Golf Monthly reports on a reader's tech proposal aimed at addressing slow play in golf. The debate centers on the issue of players falling out of position rather than the actual pace of play. Historical context shows complaints about slow play date back to as early as the 1903 Open. Proposed tech solutions would alert players before delays escalate, shifting focus from punitive measures to aiding player awareness. Efforts to implement such measures could soon transition from concepts to practical tests.

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