PGA Tour CEO Rolapp says new model would expand fields at elite events and restore 36-hole cut
The PGA Tour is working on a new model that aims to expand fields at elite events and restore the 36-hole cut. CEO Brian Rolapp indicated that the revamped system may not be ready until 2028. The proposed model includes two tracks for players, with different tournament structures and sponsorship levels.
- ▪The new model will feature two tracks for players, with Track 1 for top performers and Track 2 for aspiring players.
- ▪Rolapp emphasized the importance of restoring the 36-hole cut to enhance competition.
- ▪The tour aims to create a competitive meritocracy that reflects the unique nature of golf.
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