Karl Vilips made the most rapid ascent of any PGA Tour player with his victory at the Puerto Rio Open. Even though it was for less than half of the points Henley got (300), Vilips went from 161s to 35 th on the points list and more importantly made the field for The Players Championship this week, where 750 points will be awarded to the winner.

At last. After years, nay decades of shameful inaction, the PGA Tour has pledged to follow its own rules and hit the snails where it hurts – on their scorecards.

In remarks made to the media on Tuesday at the Players Championship, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan stated that the tour will begin publishing “speed-of-play-related statistics” later this year. These will include listing names and data on individual players,

At long last, some real pace-of-play policies are coming to professional golf. Just not the PGA Tour... yet. Speaking from the TPC Sawgrass media center on Tuesday, Commissioner Jay Monahan began with a lengthy opening statement that addressed everything from President Donald Trump's involvement in the PGA Tour-PIF negotiations