Not To Be Outdone, Euro Tour Hands Lee A Slow Play Penalty
/The PGA Tour's first slow play penalty since the Clinton Administration's first term awoke the world's pace policeman emeritus, John Paramor.
The same European Tour rules official who penalized a 14-year-old playing in the Masters, did not even wait 48 hours to be outdone. This time, Paramor added a stroke to Soomin Lee's card following his third bad Volvo China Open time.
From Alistair Tait's Golfweek story:
Lee had already been handed two bad times before European Tour chief referee John Paramor informed Lee he’d picked up a third bad time on the 14th. The 23-year-old’s bogey on the par 4 turned into a double bogey, and contributed to his 1-over 73 to move him to joint seventh
Paramor delivers the news here...I love seeing Lee start running immediately. See, penalties work!
Soomin Lee handed a one-shot penalty for slow play during the #VolvoChinaOpen: https://t.co/7ny3xWyEiT #GolfOnSky pic.twitter.com/wUK7tGdK0R
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