Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley became the latest person to speak out against slow play at the professional level and said that next year’s Drive, Chip & Putt, a competition held on the Sunday before the Masters for boys and girls age 7-15, likely will implement a time limitation to rectify slow play.

Masters chairman Fred Ridley expressed such concern about slow play he almost went as far as suggesting a shot clock of sorts.

Two Majors, the US Open and The Open, made their path easier, enabling narrow paths for qualifications based on performances at LIV Golf.