"Is the tour afraid it would have to announce too many of these annoying indiscretions, that its players are not as pristine as advertised?"

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Bob Harig wonders what might have happened to John Daly had his fines, suspensions, warnings and other assorted disciplinary red flags been made public years ago. And he asks why the tour is so determined to keep disciplinary actions private.
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"Daly’s file, now public record, provides an unprecedented look into his professional and personal life, and the Tour’s efforts to get him help."

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Garry Smits gets ahold of John Daly's PGA Tour file on the eve of Daly's positively horrific-sounding reality show. The file became public record after Daly sued Morris Publishing in 2005, and it "became part of the court file after Daly dropped his appeal last fall of a summary judgment issued in favor of Morris on March 23, 2009, and after Daly was ordered to pay Morris’ attorney fees."
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"We have 'legal and conforming' grooves, and we have 'approved for play,' and I have sent in legal grooves that have not been approved, and these grooves in my opinion are, just like Scott felt, are non-conforming grooves, but they are approved."

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Phil Mickelson addressed Scott McCarron's charges following the second round at Torrey and unfortunately, was all over the map in his comments. See if you can make sense of this:
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Daly's GF Offers Hints Of Possible Daly Wives Collection

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Since platinum blond is the signature method for detection by most American Tour wives/girlfriends/partners/etc..., perhaps John Daly's girlfriend is signaling the next trend for getting noticed: matching outfits. Or perhaps it's the next clothing line, though something tells me Daly Wives Collection won't make the final name cut.

As captured by SI's Bob Martin, among other less disturbing first round images.