Overview
- Rolapp unveiled a nine‑member Future Competition Committee led by Woods with players Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott, Camilo Villegas, Maverick McNealy and Keith Mitchell, plus advisors Joe Gorder, John Henry and Theo Epstein.
- The group will be guided by parity, scarcity and simplicity to reinforce meritocracy, concentrate star fields and make the season easier to follow from regular season to postseason.
- Woods said nothing is off the table, with the Wall Street Journal reporting that ideas under review include fewer events, smaller fields and higher‑stakes tournaments.
- Rolapp said he has not spoken with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, signaling a near‑term focus on strengthening the PGA Tour rather than reviving stalled LIV talks.
- No timeline was given for changes, and with the 2026 schedule already set, any wholesale shifts are unlikely before 2027.