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Bob Harig

The (Possible) New-Look PGA Tour Will Further Enrich the Biggest Stars

Wyndham Clark kept his card with a 110th-place points finish early in his career, a benefit which looks to be going away in 2026. | Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images

The PGA Tour is looking to get leaner and meaner, a move that has merits but also some real-world implications, all in the name of a cleaner look, faster play and undoubtedly another deference to the name players.

As we’ve seen in the past few years, there’s been a shift in men’s professional golf from looking out for the masses to taking care of the stars, the ones who drive the commercial value of the entity while attracting eyeballs, whether in person, online or through broadcast entities.

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