Golfers of all stripes can identify with Tom Kim and the execution—or lack thereof—of his opening tee shot Saturday in the third round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Everyone gets a little shaky and doesn’t put their best swing on the ball.

It does not happen often — although Francesco Molinari immediately comes to mind. Four years ago, the 2018 Champion Golfer of the Year topped his opening drive on the same exact tee. Funny enough, that shot also came during the third round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

Another week, another slow play criticism. And this time, it led to a roast of Tom Kim. In the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, it took the 22-year-old Korean over a minute to hit his approach on the par-5 6th hole.

The anti-slow play movement remains in full effect on the PGA Tour. Whether or not anything actually gets done about it remains to be seen. Last week, it was CBS on-course analyst Dottie Pepper who called out the final group at Torrey Pines for its snail-like pace.

Golf has a slow-play issue and the Golf Channel broadcast pulled no punches with Tom Kim after he took over a minute to hit an approach shot before wiping it into the penalty area. The post ‘Not worth the wait:’ Tom Kim’s slow play at Pebble Beach jabbed by broadcast appeared first on Golf.

The PGA Tour has a pace of play problem. Tom Kim is making that extremely clear on Sunday. Kim, 22, is hardly the only player on the PGA Tour who plays slowly. But he's close to the lead at Pebble Beach on Sunday afternoon,