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PGA Tour hires NFL exec Brian Rolapp as first CEO; commissioner Jay Monahan transitioning out by end of 2026
The PGA Tour announced a significant structural change Tuesday hiring longtime NFL executive Brian Rolapp as the first CEO in the organization's history while beginning the transition away from commissioner Jay Monahan, who will step down in late 2026 concluding a decade with the Tour.
Rolapp has been changing the perspective of old, white men in the NFL, but is golf too high a mountain to climb?
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Tiger Woods never played in Travelers Championship before $20M PGA Tour decisionTiger Woods is the joint-most successful player in PGA Tour history, but the 15-time major champion is yet to compete in the Travelers Championship that takes place each June ...
There are likely many reasons that Brian Rolapp was hired as the new CEO of the PGA Tour, and several reasons that he will take over day-to-day operations of the men’s tour while Commissioner Jay ...
Xander Schauffele is welcoming one of the PGA Tour's major changes. The tour announced on Tuesday that Brian Rolapp is the new CEO after spending time with the NFL.
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Tensions Ease Within the PGA Tour as Scottie Scheffler Confirms Majority Opinion on Jay Monahan’s ExitSince the formation of LIV Golf in 2021, the peaceful environment that once existed in the golf world has gradually started ...
The PGA Tour renewed its title sponsor with AT&T to continue supporting the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, the longest-running ...
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