PGA Tour Introduces 'ShotLink in a Suitcase' for Enhanced Scoring and Data Collection

The new technology was recently tested in the Bahamas, marking a significant upgrade in the tour's data collection capabilities.

The PGA Tour has introduced a significant upgrade to its scoring and data collection system, known as 'ShotLink in a suitcase', which was recently tested in the Bahamas.
The new technology allows the tour to gather most data it typically gets at domestic PGA Tour events, even at those outside the U.S.
The PGA Tour members are voting for their player of the year, with Scottie Scheffler, Wyndham Clark, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland, and Rory McIlroy as the main contenders.
Joaquin Niemann, after a successful performance in Australia, is considering whether to take European tour membership.
Steve Stricker is set to make his debut in the PNC Championship next week, playing alongside his youngest daughter, Izzi.