Plan B? No, the USGA moves forward with the back of the ball

Oakmont, PA. – Mike Whan is one of the golfs of the most dynamic and engaged leaders as the Director of the USGA. He is also one of the majority of the majority of Verbozno managers, which makes his answer on Wednesday to follow the question regarding the plan for the Ultimate Ball.

“Is there a plan b?” The Media member asked in connection with the possible plan for rotation if the resistance to the return return continues to set up.

“We announced our plan,” he said what he said simply.

The non-subtle message was to make us and R & A intent to retire in advance with the return return, which will begin 2028. for elite professionals and 2030 for recreational players.

“We gave the producer dates to know how to work. They submit prototypes and have research and development efforts,” Whan said. “I guess you said in stone? Can we come across something that would feel that our decision should be changed. But we can remain open. But we still have to see something that would indicate.”

While some in the industry, especially PGA America, pushed back to the return return, in which it is convinced that the move is the right decision for long-term health games.

“Listen, what I’m not easy and everyone has their own ingredients. We need to make small adjustments that are in the best interests of the game to be smart today to be smart today to do them today.” We’ll do it today. “We’ll make it. Not everyone liked everyone. There will be a tall anxiety until we get there. But no one will die. The game will be great. “