Trey Wingo sits down with Beau Hossler to break down what’s coming for the PGA Tour beginning in 2027, why constant rule and schedule changes have created confusion for players and fans alike, and what the Tour needs to fix to build a sustainable, long-term product.Hossler offers a rare player-level perspective on why consistency matters, how instability impacts competition, and what golf can learn from the NFL’s model — where structure, clarity, and real consequences drive fan engagement.They also discuss:• Why frequent changes hurt players, caddies, and fans• The challenge of growing the Tour while raising sponsor costs• What “rigorous competition” actually looks like in modern sports• Why leadership that listens to players matters right now• How the PGA Tour can evolve without losing its identityThis is an inside look at the crossroads facing professional golf — from someone living it.

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