It took 164 PGA Tour starts, 44 prior top 10 placements and six excruciating runner-up finishes, but Tommy Fleetwood on Sunday at the 2025 Tour Championship finally made his way into the winner’s circle. The 34-year-old Englishman converted his third 54-hole lead of the season into his first career PGA Tour victory, claiming the season-long FedEx Cup crown and the …
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“The more times you get it wrong or it doesn’t happen for you, you start to not fear it,” Fleetwood said of his chances of winning after narrowly missing out on victory at the St Jude Championship and Travelers Championship earlier this season. “Experience is something you can’t practise. It’s all to play for and an amazing opportunity. “Everybody competing …
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Tommy Fleetwood fired a superb 63 to join American Russell Henley in a share of the lead at 13 under par after the second round of the Tour Championship in Atlanta. The Englishman made eight birdies, with the only blemish to his scorecard arriving on the 16th when he left his approach well short of the flag after finding a …
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Wednesday at East Lake featured a strange, unfamiliar scene: confidence and coherence from PGA Tour leadership. Well, at least after Jay Monahan handed over the microphone to new CEO Brian Rolapp. Nothing groundbreaking or too substantive was unveiled during the press conference, but Rolapp’s comments provided insight into the mindset and priorities of the new PGA Tour CEO as he …
Read More »ATLANTA (AP) — Tiger Woods is a major player in golf again, this time without clubs. He was appointed Wednesday to chair a new committee charged with taking a fresh look at the competitive model for how the PGA Tour runs its tournaments. Brian Rolapp, three weeks into his role as the tour’s first CEO, announced the nine-member “Future Competition …
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Mark SchlabachAug 20, 2025, 01:30 PM ET Close Senior college football writer Author of seven books on college football Graduate of the University of Georgia ATLANTA — After only three weeks on the job, new PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp is promising “significant change” to the tour’s current model. Rolapp, speaking to reporters Wednesday at the Tour Championship at East …
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Three governing principles will guide the committee in its efforts: parity, scarcity and simplicity. The committee will aim to further strengthen the TOUR’s commitment to a meritocratic structure, increase fan engagement by ensuring top players compete together more often and better connect the regular and postseason to magnify the TOUR Championship. Source link
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ATLANTA — The PGA Tour is returning to Miami, a place it left nine years ago over sponsorship issues, going back to the iconic Trump Doral Resort with a signature event that will undoubtedly cause some angst on the 2026 PGA Tour schedule. The original tournament at Doral dated to 1962—Jack Nicklaus’s rookie year on the PGA Tour—and didn’t return …
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ATLANTA – The PGA Tour’s 38-event slate for 2026 had few surprises. The majors will remain major, the signature events will again dominate the landscape, and everyone else, both non-signature tournaments and players, will continue to scramble for relevancy. Outside of Trump National Doral’s return to the lineup — a somewhat curious move given the Blue Monster’s status as a …
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The Blue Monster at Trump National Doral will return to the PGA Tour schedule for the first time in a decade, expanding the circuit’s signature slate to nine tournaments next year. The Tour announced its 2026 schedule Tuesday with a few significant adjustments, including a return to Doral, which hosted an event between 1962-2016. The Miami Championship will be played …
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