Padraig Harrington, Michael Kim, and Trevor Immelman are among the current professional golfers suggesting a reduction in the number of clubs available to players could be a viable alternative to the proposed universal golf ball rollback plans.
A story first published by Golf Digest claimed that the game's rule-makers, the USGA and R&A, are looking to reduce the distance the modern ball travels by up to 15% in order to make the game more sustainable - both in terms of player numbers and in relation to land size required to house courses.
