Overview
- This week the Future Competitions Committee and the Player Advisory Council were briefed on a draft two‑track plan that has circulated publicly but has not been approved.
- Under reported parameters Track 1 would run roughly January through August with about 15–18 elevated events, fields of roughly 120–130 players, and approximately the top 90 retaining top‑track status for the following season.
- The plan would reinstate 36‑hole cuts at many events, reduce guaranteed no‑cut signature formats, and could shrink the calendar of top events as part of a shift toward season‑long consequences.
- PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp says Strategic Sports Group private equity is available to invest only after the competitive model is finalized and that commercial details remain under negotiation as sponsors and figures such as Jack Nicklaus have raised concerns.
- Next steps include a PGA Tour policy‑board meeting on June 22 and a formal Rolapp update at the Travelers Championship in late June with possible implementation discussion for the 2028 season.