Jack Nicklaus afirma que la reducción del alcance de la pelota de golf podría ser insuficiente

Jack Nicklaus declaró que los cambios propuestos para la reducción del alcance de la pelota de golf son insuficientes para abordar los problemas de distancia en el golf profesional. Durante el Memorial Tournament, comparó las medidas con un ajuste menor de impacto limitado. Scottie Scheffler también compartió sus preocupaciones sobre los cambios durante su conferencia de prensa.

Jack Nicklaus se reunió con periodistas el martes en Muirfield Village antes del Memorial de esta semana, un evento Signature del PGA Tour. Describió la reducción del alcance como algo similar a

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