Ty Votaw is leaving his full-time job at the PGA Tour after a storied career in the golf industry at the ripe age of 60, but he’ll still be around the game he’s helped grow.
Votaw, who held the role of LPGA commissioner for seven years, announced on Tuesday he’ll leave his post as the PGA Tour’s executive vice president of international affairs in June. According to a release from the Tour, however, he will remain as a key consultant to commissioner Jay Monahan.
Votaw’s job was one that paid handsomely — according to the Tour’s tax returns, the Ohio native made just over $1 million in 2018.
