Welcome to 2019, where up is down, black is white, the PGA Tour is played in the dead of the night, and Bryson DeChambeau, long the Tour's lovable lab-coated nerd, is getting ripped.
The 2020 Ryder Cup can't get here soon enough, and if captains Steve Stricker and Padraig Harrington have any brains they'll pit these two against each other in singles.
Golf has always been a sport in which its players could tee it up when they wanted and take off when they wanted. But that freedom is becoming tougher to enjoy.
Koepka and DeChambeau were guests for Pat Perez and Michael Collins' SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio show, Out of Bounds, on Tuesday night to discuss slow play
There are a lot of reasons that slow play is such a huge problem on the PGA Tour, but one that's taken much of the blame of late is the use of green-reading books, also known as greens books or green-reading materials.
Rose, who could also be characterised as a deliberate player, says there are a lot more factors when it comes to slow play that people aren't taking into account.
