It's utterly amazing that apparently WGT thought they corrected the dot speed issue, but then after player after player commented here that nothing has changed, now they say "Wow, ok...then I guess we'll try to talk the higher ups into revisiting this issue". Where are their testers? Did they even do trial runs on this?
And why can't they simply roll back the dot speed to what it used to be? Apparently they can't, because if they could do that and haven't, then they are really being idiotic.
So many people here have said "If it wasn't broke, why did you try to fix it?", so unless this is a glitch caused somehow by fallout from adjusting the conditions hitting from the rough, perhaps WGT deliberately changed the dot speed in an effort to thwart expert players who putt so well that when they miss it's rare (that ain't me lol). Maybe the site has gotten complaints from players who are tired of shooting great rounds, only to see players who routinely shoot in the 50's beating them. Shooting in the 50's is not a representation of real golf, which is what the site is trying to accomplish.
Of course, a player who putts by counting the dots per X seconds or some other "formula" type of putting can certainly adjust and eventually be putting as well as before. I am just looking for any reason the site would be using for intentionally adjusting the dot speeds, because it simply makes no sense to adjust something that didn't need adjusting.