"Their charge is protecting the game of golf, not making sure it's OK for Tour players."

Thoughtful response from Brandt Snedeker appearing on Morning Drive, voicing his support for a ban on anchoring putters.

"Their charge is protecting the game of golf, not making sure it's OK for Tour players," he added. "What's best for the game of golf might hurt a couple guys in the short run, but it might benefit the game in the long run."

Update on 2012-11-15 18:00 by Geoff

**He also spoke loving of the PGA Tour pace of play.

“Guys who play slow, we all know who they are. I feel like sometimes the guys get a hall pass, because they’ll say, ‘Oh, I’m working on it.’ Well, you’re not working on it really hard, because if you’re literally working on it and you’re still the slowest guy on Tour, then that says something about your work ethic, because it hasn’t changed.”

How has the pace-of-play issue affected his own game?

“It’s kind of pathetic on Tour,” he said, “because there’s no incentive to play faster. I’ve had to slow down. If not, I’m just going to have to wait longer on my next shot.”