Overview

• Rolapp unveiled a nine-member Future Competition Committee chaired by Woods, with players Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott, Camilo Villegas, Maverick McNealy and Keith Mitchell, plus business advisors Joe Gorder, John Henry and Theo Epstein.
• The CEO said the goal is not incremental tweaks but significant change through a holistic relook at the regular season, postseason and offseason, alongside media and sponsorship strategy.
• Woods signaled that no option is off the table, and the Wall Street Journal reported the group could evaluate fewer events, smaller fields and higher-stakes formats.
• Rolapp said he has not spoken with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and indicated his priority is strengthening the PGA Tour as unification talks remain inactive.
• No timeline was provided for proposals, though the Tour has already published its 2026 schedule, and Rolapp—three weeks into the job after two decades at the NFL—stressed a clean-sheet approach.