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The PGA Tour-PIF deal is still a hot topic on the golf scene. Frustrations are growing, dissatisfaction is greater than ever, and the leaders of golf organizations want to find a figure who could solve this problem. Who is the best option? It turns out that it is Donald Trump.
The current US president has openly accepted that he meets with PGA Tour officials, wanting to solve the big problems in the world of golf.
Jay Monahan, PGA Tour commissioner, is optimistic about the future, realizing that Trump is a person who loves this sport, is passionate about it, and also knows it well.
"You look at his passion for the game, his knowledge and understanding of the game, he's very familiar with the PGA Tour, he's very familiar with the team at the Public Investment Fund," Monahan said, as quoted by Golf Monthly.
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Jay Monahan on Trump's importance
Jay Monahan, who is often disputed and criticized by the public, believes that Trump is a person who has clear visions regarding the future of this sport.
In addition, his status in the world and the fact that he is the current US president give him the right to expect positive things, but also that Trump will solve pressing problems that have been going on for a long time.
"Like us, he has a very clear picture of what should happen and he wants to help. The game means that much to him. And he's the ultimate dealmaker, so having him in the mix is a great thing for the game.
It was a very productive visit. I think you all have been around him enough to know how passionate he is about the game of golf."
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The PGA Tour commissioner stressed that they had a productive conversation, emphasizing the reunification of the game. Of course, he did not forget to mention the fans as well, considering that they also want to see unification. Ultimately, Monahan points out that the goal is to have the best players in one place who will compete against each other.
