Overview

• Tiger Woods was appointed chairman of the PGA Tour’s new Future Competition Committee tasked with overhauling how the Tour structures competition.
• The nine-member panel includes six players—Woods, Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott, Camilo Villegas, Maverick McNealy, Keith Mitchell—and three business advisers Joe Gorder, John Henry and Theo Epstein.
• Rolapp described the mandate as a clean-sheet, holistic review of the regular season, postseason and offseason with a goal of significant change rather than incremental tweaks.
• The committee has not yet met, no implementation timeline was provided, and Rolapp said changes would roll out as soon as they are ready.
• Rolapp said he has not spoken with the Public Investment Fund, signaling a near-term focus on strengthening the PGA Tour itself, while Woods said nothing is off the table, including fewer events, smaller fields and higher stakes.