Universal golf-ball rollback starting in 2028 has been years in making | Golf Central | Golf Channel

Thomas Pagel, Chief Governance Officer for the USGA, joins Golf Today to review how "exhaustive" and "thorough" the process has been over the last three years for the golf-ball rollback that's set to begin in 2028. #GolfChannel #GolfCentral #Golf
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