Maginnes: Time for pro tours to develop own rules

Posted on July 24th, 2012 by John Maginnes

<strong/>Maginnes On Tap: In the coming months, it seems a foregone conclusion that the R&A and USGA will ban “anchoring.” That’s bad for business, and it is time for each pro tour to govern their own rules.” /></p> <p><strong>Maginnes On Tap:</strong> In the coming months, it seems a foregone conclusion that the R&A and USGA will ban “anchoring.” That’s bad for business, and it is time for each pro tour to govern their own rules.</p> <div id=

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