The big changes happening in the world of golf are causing concern among fans, who are asking the question: Is the future of this sport bright at all? Yesterday it was announced that the PGA could implement changes to the FedEx Cup format, which is causing mixed reactions. However, are all changes necessarily positive changes?
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Judging by the reactions of the fans, it seems that the older ones lean more towards the fact that the world of golf does not need changes at all, but that the emphasis should be on tradition.
Younger fans, on the other hand, look at things differently, aware that changes are potentially necessary, especially in a period when the world of sports is going in a completely different direction.
In the end, what is the best solution?
Balancing between these two things would be ideal, but LIV Golf and the PGA Tour have started so furiously, as if they will change absolutely everything in a few years.
Jay Monahan shared his views
Jay Monahan, PGA Tour commissioner, stressed in August of last year that they want to provide the fans with everything they need. He placed special emphasis on PGA Tour Studios, aware that such a project could be a revolution in the world of golf. The PGA Tour commission is apparently open to change, and the real stuff could be coming in a few months.
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We are elevating the experience for fans around the world, Monahan said. ... Im excited to share more innovations made possible by PGA TOUR Studios as the building comes online in January.
We are grateful for the feedback from our fans, the engagement of our players, the partnership of our sponsors, and the opportunity created by our SSG investors, Monahan said. Change creates opportunity, and we are surging ahead.
Do you think Monahan is a man who can change a lot in the world of golf? Time will tell.
