Brian Rolapp addresses issues with PGA Tour's signature events
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 11:30 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Brian Rolapp, the PGA Tour's CEO, acknowledged problems related to the current signature events and expressed intentions to address them. Rolapp proposes a restructuring plan to introduce two tiers of tournaments starting in 2028, aiming to enhance competition and meritocracy within the sport. The first tier will feature top players in expanded fields, while the second tier is expected to attract more sponsorship interest despite being less prominent. Rolapp emphasized the need for a revitalized competitive atmosphere as the Tour moves forward.
- •Rolapp identified problems with the current signature events.
- •Plans for a two-tier structure in the PGA Tour are set for 2028.
- •Track one will include expanded fields for top players.
- •Track two aims to maintain competitive integrity and garner sponsorship.
- •The restructuring focuses on returning to a merit-based system.
- 11:30 PMYahoo Sports — Brian Rolapp admits the PGA Tour has made a mistake with signature events that he wants to correct
"Brian Rolapp has admitted that the signature events have introduced a problem to the PGA Tour that he is looking to rectify in the coming years. The PGA Tour has plenty of reason for optimism right now.
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