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You are listening to The Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Brian Rolap is the PGA TOUR CEO joining us on the program. I apologize for our stupid discussion there. Let me start out with maybe what sounds obvious. What's the biggest hurdle facing the PGA TOUR, Brian? I think the biggest hurdle is how we take this momentum and this popularity we have around the sport of golf and around the PGA Tour and turn that into long-term sustained success and stability. So a lot of the work we're doing is not only make it better for fans, both golf fans and sports fans, but also built something that has lasting power in a world that's changing all the time. And I don't think that's just a PGA Tour challenge.
I think that's a challenge for anybody in the sports business, quite frankly. So anything positive that Live Tour did for the PGA Tour? Yeah, I've said this. I think, you know, competition makes everybody stronger. I think, you know, there was this a bit of a narrative around that Liv wasn't competition. It was. It was competing for people's attention and time and certainly competing for players before I got here. But I've said it often. It was a little bit of golf had their AFL-NFL moment. They just had it late. And Is the NFL better because of the AFL-NFL moment? I think so. I don't think it's the modern NFL without it. So I don't know enough about the ABA-NBA history, but there's probably a parallel there to be drawn.
So I think they got that right and sort of pushed the PGA Tour to get better. So, yeah, I think that has had a lasting impact. If you look at it, I don't know if the Formula One model can work in golf where everybody is showing up, the best are showing up at each event, but how close can you get to that? I think we can get close. I think we're working hard on it, and we'll have more to say about this in less than a month, but... It's clearly what fans want. This is not a sport and we're not a tour where we're going to put guys under contract. It's not in their DNA. It's not how it's built and I think that's okay. But I do think we can create a competitive model where the best show up and they show up because they want to play against the best.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:40
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What challenges is the PGA Tour facing according to its CEO?
10:40–15:19
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How does competition from the Live Tour affect the PGA Tour?
15:19–20:47
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What strategies are being implemented to enhance player participation?
20:47–28:58
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How is the PGA Tour addressing the issue of player personalities?
28:58–52:24