At long last, some real pace-of-play policies are coming to professional golf. Just not the PGA Tour... yet. Speaking from the TPC Sawgrass media center on Tuesday, Commissioner Jay Monahan began with a lengthy opening statement that addressed everything from President Donald Trump's involvement in the PGA Tour-PIF negotiations

Jay Monahan made a big announcement Tuesday, saying "we will begin publishing speed-of-play-related statistics later this season."

Two of the biggest stars in the game, Collin Morikawa and Justin Thomas, called for the PGA Tour to make slow play issues more transparent ahead of The Players Championship. They want names of the offenders.

The worst thing you can say to the PGA Tour's trio of time czars—Gary Young, senior VP of Rules & Competition; Stephen Cox, VP of rules & Tournament Administration; and Billy Schroder, senior VP of Competition Special Projects—is that the tour just doesn't do anything about pace of play.