AP's Doug Ferguson reports that PGA Tour has been subjected to an "online tutorial on the dangers of gambling in golf" as part of the new ''Integrity Program'' announced last fall.
A few things stood out in his notes column item about the program, which seems like a wise play given the possibility of legalized gambling and recent issues in pro tennis.
But this line caught my attention:
The tour also has had security paying attention to fans in the gallery on the phone distributing real-time information.
Once can only imagine what "signs" of the security folks are looking for in spectators. Crank spouses? Club hurls? F-bombs dropped? Signs of limping?
Either way, rumors abound that this clip is part of the security detail's "what to look for" package: