Accusations Mount Against Jay Monahan & Co as Selfish Reality of PGA Tour Gets Unmasked by Major Winner

The PGA Tour announced that it will review changes it wants for the 2026 season on November 18, 2024. The changes are intended to improve competition and the pace of play. The proposed changes include a reduction of field sizes, earning PGA Tour cards will get more difficult, and Monday qualifiers will be omitted. This has left not just the golf community but some of the pros frustrated.

Lucas Glover in an interview stated how frustrated he was with the changes. “Tour players, yes, you do affect the people you are playing with and the people behind you. That’s a selfish act. So, speed up,” he said. Before the allegations could come to an end, Padraig Harrington, who is set to appear at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship this week, discussed the new rules on the PGA Tour with Golf Channel’s Golf Today.

When Eamon Lunch asked him about the development, he shook his head and said, “Terrible. Just terrible.” It is players like Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, and Patrick Cantlay on the advisory council who are agreeing with the changes. We are not saying, Irishman is, “At the end of the day, the people on the inside are voting to keep the thing tighter and more closed. Why don’t we just have 12 people in the event if I’m included and everybody else can go home.”