Xander Schaffele welcomes the new PGA Tour CEO from NFL amid golf changes

New era PGA TOUR It started and the golf game will look much different at the end of next year.

PGA Excursion Commissioner Jay Monakhan announced on Tuesday that leaving the Tour next year, and NFL Chief Executive Director Brian Rolap was announced as CEO PGA Tour.

Over the last three years, golf has been quite discourse, especially thanks to Liv Golf, which is funded by Saudi.

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Xander Schaffele hit his first shot on the 14th of the Northern Course during the first round of “Farmers Insurance” at the Torrey Pines Golf on January 25, 2023 in La Jole, California. (Orlando Ramirez/Getty Images)

More than two years have passed since both rounds announced that they were negotiating – but nothing final has never been materialized.

A gap that suggested Xander Shawfel Fox News Digital said shortly after the news was excited that he was ahead.

“I think the search commission has made a really careful search to find the best candidate. Someone who has been working on the business of NFL for 22 years, it seemed very excited,” said ShaUUf Fox News Digital. “He sees great potential in where the excursion can go, he wants to hold on to tradition and heritage, but also not very stuck in this way when it makes sense. NFL constantly pushes his product, and I think someone with such a thinking that comes is always good.”

Standing Shawfel about ralap and tradition did not happen by accident. In an open letter posted on social media, the gap said that his “goal director’s goal is to honor the traditions of golf, but not be too linked to them.”

Executive Vice -President NFL and Media and Business Head of Business Director Brayan Rolappe appears with the media during the annual League Meetings at JW Marriott. (Nathan Ray Seebec-Usa Today Sports)

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“I am honored to enter the role of PGA Tour CEO. Golf has one of the deepest stories and many eternal traditions in all sports,” the gallop said. “This story and these traditions have inspired the generations of players and fans, creating both the game and the excursion that millions around the world love. At the same time, professional golf is developing, as well as ways to consume sports lovers.

“Over the past few years, the excursion has made significant progress in solving these changes – from creating additional opportunities for players to improving competitive structure and enhancing fans. I have spoken with players, participants of the Council, and in recent months, I have felt in this potential. “

This will be a big change for Rolapp, having gone from two decades with the League with 32 team owners to an organization with nearly 200 players working independently.

Xander Shaufel holds the trophy of the traveler championship after winning the travelers championship. (Vincent Kostchetta-Zash Today Sports)

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“The players have a tour – it’s their excursion,” the gap said. “Having said this – and we talked a little about it at the meeting of our player – I think they know good for fans, also good for tour. Working in sports business while I have, sometimes it’s not so difficult. If you think it is better for all who are involved. So I think we will keep.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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