Summary
Tiger Woods discussed upcoming changes to the PGA Tour schedule, emphasizing potential financial benefits for players and improved experiences for fans. These changes involve adjusting the timing and structure of the golf season to enhance viewership and engagement. Discussions include possibly starting the season after the Super Bowl to avoid competition with the NFL.
Key Facts
- Tiger Woods is involved in redesigning the PGA Tour schedule to benefit players and fans.
- The changes aim to offer financial benefits and enhanced viewer experiences.
- Woods is chairing a committee that consults sponsors, business experts, and media to plan these changes.
- Proposed changes include starting the golf season after the Super Bowl.
- There is a consensus that golf's exposure suffers when competing with the NFL.
- New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp is exploring shorter schedules with more significant events.
- The goal is to attract top players and increase tournament viewership and prestige.
