Cam Young’s opinion on the golf ball rollback after it emerges that his ball is already compliant

The world number three was asked about that in his press conference on Wednesday.

*“*In terms of my opinion, it’s not going to be up to us, I don’t think,” Young said.

*“*I think that’s kind of irrelevant from my perspective. I haven’t done the research or kind of dived into it enough to really understand the goal and how they’re going to do it. In terms of that, I don’t think there’s much to say.

*“*When I found out was — I don’t know, it was a few weeks ago. I don’t remember exactly when it was, but it hasn’t been long.

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*“*Yeah, I was kind of surprised in a sense, but at the same time, it didn’t change that I had played well with it, and I was comfortable. I feel like I’m playing a golf ball that’s best for how I’m playing the game at the moment. If that works out to mean that this goes into effect and I’m still playing the ball however many years from now makes it an easy change.

“The manufacturers are so good. They’re going to find their way to make a good golf ball no matter what the restrictions are. So it doesn’t really concern me that much frankly.“

Cam Young is ahead of the curve with the golf ball rollback

The professional game is set to change in 2028, and the same will be the case for amateur events from 2030 onwards.

The golf ball rollback rule will be coming into play at the start of the 2028 season, and the move is surrounded by controversy.

Many PGA Tour players are pushing back against the incoming rule change according to recent claims.

However, it seems as though Cam Young will be ahead of the curve when the golf ball rollback actually comes into play.

The 29-year-old New Yorker has been using a rollback compliant ball for nine months now and he has won three times during that period, while averaging well over 300 yards off the tee.

Perhaps the golf ball rollback won’t have the impact that many think it will.