Promotion and relegation in revamped 2028 PGA Tour
Promotion and relegation will be a key element of a revamped PGA Tour from 2028.
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Notable Quotes
""Over the past eight months, the Future Competition Committee has spent a lot of time on a very important and fundamental question: How do we build the strongest possible version of the PGA Tour?""
— Tiger Woods , Athlete
""It hasn't been decided. We've had a really successful relationship with the DP World Tour, inclusive of those cards.""
— Brian Rolapp , Executive
""It is a positive...""
— Rory McIlroy , Athlete
Key People
Brian Rolapp is the PGA Tour chief executive and will succeed Jay Monahan as PGA Tour commissioner next year.
Rory McIlroy is a professional golfer and Masters champion from Northern Ireland.
Tiger Woods is a professional golfer and one of the most famous athletes in sports history.
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Promotion and relegation will be a key element of a revamped PGA Tour from 2028.
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