Edoardo “Dodo” Molinari, who once had a now major winner – his brother – caddie for him at the Masters, sounded off on slow play over the weekend.
Molinari took to Twitter to not only complain about PGA and European Tour members who are slow, but call them out by posting the time sheet that has how many times they’ve been put on the clock and broken the “rule.”
[irp posts=”2683″ name=”Matt Every has the answer to slow play, pulls up a chair during tournament”]
Molinari only posted the printout after getting 1,000 retweets.
I didn’t think I was going to cause such a debate with this tweet, however…if the above tweet about slow play gets 1,000 retweets I’ll post the updated list of players being timed and fined on the @EuropeanTour in 2019 as of last Monday!#stopslowplay
— Edoardo Molinari (@DodoMolinari) April 27, 2019
As promised…list of timings as of April 22nd. Next updates list will come out at the end of June!
There are a few usual suspects and a few surprises.
Please retweet and share to speed things up!#stopslowplay pic.twitter.com/VpR65M4Xrb— Edoardo Molinari (@DodoMolinari) April 27, 2019
Of course, Bryson is on the list, but so is Tiger Woods.
Molinari has joined a list that includes three-time major champion Brooks Koepka in complaining about guys who can’t seem to understand that 5.5 hours for a round is just too long.
[irp posts=”2605″ name=”Brooks Koepka has weighed in on slow play again, no one has the balls to penalize” them”]
There are actually quite a few big names on the list, however, the majority haven’t actually been “penalized” for their slow play.
There has been no mention of whether Molinari will be fined for releasing the names, but it’s probably coming.
