The four-time Major champion gave his view on the letter sent to PGA Tour membership from Charley Hoffman, which he felt was aimed his way

Charley Hoffman wrote a letter to fellow PGA Tour members saying that slow play is "an issue" and that there needs to be "a concerted effort to speed up."

Charley Hoffman wrote a letter to his fellow PGA Tour players addressing slow pace of play and other issues within the ranks. The letter, shared on social media by Golf Magazine on Sunday night, follows the lead of Justin Thomas,

Rory McIlroy has snapped back at Charley Hoffman over his open letter to PGA Tour players where he expressed anger towards some members. Hoffman detailed his belief that some players were prioritising other ventures over playing on the PGA Tour.

On the heels of Justin Thomas' letter a couple weeks ago, Charley Hoffman is the latest PGA Tour player to pen a letter to membership.

In a wide-ranging letter to PGA Tour members, Charley Hoffman shared his disappointment at a perceived lack of commitment to the US-based circuit

Just two weeks after Justin Thomas wrote a memo to the PGA Tour membership, another tour veteran, Charley Hoffman, penned a letter of his own to his fellow players. In it, he shared his thoughts on some recent hot-button issues regarding the tour,