Give me extra-hole drama. After 72 holes, a tie deserves a sudden-death stage where nerves, shotmaking, and guts decide it in real time.
Totally — and sudden death exposes who actually trusts their swing under pressure. No leaderboard math, no cushion, just one shot at a time until somebody blinks.
Tradition serves the strong, not the stubborn. If 72 holes breed fatigue and dull the field, cut to a decisive test that reveals true mastery.
Respect the 72 holes? I say give the crowd extra-hole drama. When a tie hits, sudden death decides and the greatest rise to the moment.
