Overview
- The Tour shared the revisions Tuesday with a Player Advisory Council subcommittee at the Truist Championship in Charlotte, with a full rollout to members expected later this month.
- Players may now post three minutes of self-shot content from competition days and share up to six broadcast shots per round after TV coverage ends, up from one.
- Archive limits expand 72 hours after an event ends, allowing eight minutes per video and up to 120 minutes total on a player’s YouTube channel.
- The policy spells out revenue rules on YouTube as players can earn Google AdSense from practice and pro-am content while the Tour captures revenue on any videos that include competition footage through Content ID.
- Commercial protections stay in place as players still cannot sell sponsor integrations in on-site tournament content or tag non-Tour partners during tournament week, a sticking point as Bryson DeChambeau pushes for broader content freedom.