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Jay Monahan will hand over PGA Tour Commissioner duties to current Tour CEO Brian Rolapp at the end of the year. Rolapp will be the fifth person in history of the PGA Tour to hold both titles.
Lucas Glover gave his immediate reaction to the news that the PGA Tour would be moving to a two-series schedule in 2028. Glover is the chair of the Tour’s Player Advisory Council.
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PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp stressed that players won’t be under contract and won’t be forced to play in any events under the Tour’s new competitive model.