Jason AllDay - Penalty Strokes for Slow Play?

[Missouri Swede]

On March 29, 2016 at 4:15 PM, Missouri Swede said:

Some of these guys just don't get it that they're slow.  Spieth seemed surprised when he was given a warning on the Euro tour a few weeks back.

http://www.golfchannel.com/news/golf-central-blog/spieths-group-put-clock-late-masters-opening-round/?cid=Email_FridayNL_20160408

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AUGUSTA, Ga. – On his way to an impressive 66 in windy conditions on Thursday at the Masters Jordan Spieth’s group was put on the clock for being out of position late in the round.

Spieth’s group, which included Paul Casey and amateur Bryson DeChambeau, was put on the clock on the 17th hole, but the defending champion didn’t seem to be bothered by the added distraction with a par at the 17th and a birdie at the closing hole to take the early lead.

“It seemed a bit, in my opinion, unnecessary, with a hole and a half to go,” Spieth said. “But I've been on the clock with a hole to go. I've actually gotten a bad time with a hole to go. So it is what it is and it really is not a big deal.

He doesn't get it. 

[jgreen85]

They were on the clock again today.Spieth confused again probably. "Everyone isn't waiting for the wind to change?"

[boogielicious]

8 hours ago, jgreen85 said:

They were on the clock again today.Spieth confused again probably. "Everyone isn't waiting for the wind to change?"

It seemed to rattle Spieth too.

I watched Day's group on the Masters streaming yesterday. At one point they were playing 11 and 12 was clear. I'm surprised Day's group didn't get on the clock as well.