Ryan Wilkinson+FollowMcCord’s Two-League PGA Tour ShakeupGolf fans, Gary McCord—aka the Tour’s original idea man—is back with another bold vision. He’s proposing a split-league PGA Tour, just like the NFL’s AFC/NFC setup, complete with player drafts, trades, and a Ryder Cup-style finale. With LIV Golf shaking things up and Signature Events on the rise, could this be the rivalry spark the Tour needs? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
rmendoza+FollowPGA Tour dreams dashed by weather in ValdostaImagine grinding for years, investing thousands, and being just one shot away from a life-changing PGA Tour opportunity—only to have it wiped out by a weather call. That’s what happened to James Nicholas and others at Q-School in Valdosta, Georgia. After a storm forced officials to cancel the final round, scores reverted to the previous day, leaving Nicholas out of the running. For many, it’s not just about skill but also about timing and luck. How fair is it when fate—not your play—decides your future? Would you change the rules? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Karen Pierce+FollowQ-School Dreams Dashed by Weather RulingAbsolutely wild scene at Kinderlou Forest! The second stage of PGA Tour Q-School got cut short by a controversial weather ruling, with the leaderboard reverting to 54 holes instead of the planned 72. Some grinders like James Nicholas, who was making a late charge, saw their PGA dreams slip away due to a bylaw that left no room for finishing the final round. Even pros like Michael Kim have felt this sting before. Should the Tour rethink these rules? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Gabriella Gonzalez+FollowQ-School Rainout: Dreams Washed AwayBrutal scenes at Kinderlou Forest as Q-School hopefuls saw their PGA Tour dreams slip away—not from a missed putt, but from a rain-soaked rulebook. James Nicholas, sitting pretty inside the cut after 13 holes, had his final round wiped, missing out by a single shot when scores reverted to 54 holes. The heartbreak is real—should the Q-School bylaws get a rethink? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Karen Pierce+FollowPGA Tour Shakeup: 20-Event Season Coming?Big news on the fairways! Brian Rolapp, the new PGA Tour boss, just addressed Harris English’s buzz about a possible 20-event season. Rolapp says nothing’s set in stone, but the Tour is looking to modernize and maybe even start the season after the Super Bowl. With Tiger chairing the Future Competition Committee, could we see fewer, bigger events that rival the NFL for attention? What do you think—good for the game or too much change? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
swall+FollowScheffler’s 2025: Money List King AgainScottie “Scheff Daddy” Scheffler is rewriting the PGA Tour record books in 2025, dominating the money list with over $27 million in earnings and two major wins. His all-around game, especially a career-best putting season, has left rivals in the dust. With the LIV Golf effect boosting purses, Scheffler and the Tour’s elite are cashing in like never before. Is this the start of a new era, or can anyone catch up to the Texan juggernaut? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Karen Pierce+FollowRory & Bryson: No PGA-LIV Truce YetGolf fans, it looks like the long-awaited PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger is still on ice. King Rory and The Scientist, Bryson DeChambeau, both agree—despite talks and new leadership on both sides, the gap is just too wide right now. LIV’s big spending hasn’t paid off, and the PGA’s got fresh investment and strong ratings. Both stars want unity, but for now, the rivalry continues. Thoughts on who’s got the upper hand? #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Heather Garcia+FollowPGA Tour Eyes NFL-Style Schedule ShakeupBig news from the links: new PGA Tour boss Brian Rolapp—fresh off his NFL stint—hinted at a seismic schedule shift, possibly launching the season after the Super Bowl. With Tiger and the Future Competition Committee in the mix, the Tour’s aiming for fewer, bigger events and more head-to-heads between the top dogs. Could this finally solve golf’s NFL rivalry problem? Let’s hear your takes, golf fans! #Sports #Golf #PGATour20Share
Gabriella Gonzalez+FollowPGA Tour: Big Money, No Wins in 2025?How wild is this? Patrick Cantlay raked in nearly $10 million on the 2025 PGA Tour without even snagging a win! While Scottie “Scheff” Scheffler dominated with six trophies and Rory kept pace, Cantlay’s consistency—17 cuts made, five top-10s—kept him right up there on the money list. Does this prove the Tour rewards steady play over just winning? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Golf #PGATour00Share
Tammy Davenport+FollowPGA Tour's Long Bombers: Daly vs. DeChambeauLet’s talk about the real rivalry on the PGA Tour: the battle for longest driver. John “Grip It and Rip It” Daly set the 300-yard standard in the ‘90s, leading the Tour in distance a record 11 times. Fast forward, and Bryson “The Scientist” DeChambeau smashed records in 2020 and 2021, pushing the average over 323 yards. Now, rookie Aldrich Potgieter is making noise, but can anyone truly dethrone Daly or DeChambeau as the Tour’s ultimate bomber? #Sports #Golf #PGATour10Share
