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Brian Rolapp Announced as CEO of PGAT; Jay Monahan to Remain Through 2026
- The PGA Tour named Brian Rolapp, former NFL Chief Media and Business Officer, as its inaugural CEO on Tuesday, with him assuming day-to-day operations later this summer.
- Jay Monahan, who announced a year ago his intention to step down at the end of 2026 after a decade as commissioner, will continue serving in an advisory capacity during the leadership transition.
- Rolapp, who brings 22 years of NFL experience, stated he is honored to join the PGA Tour at a pivotal moment marked by challenges including the ongoing rift with Saudi-backed LIV Golf and opportunities for growth.
- The PGA Tour currently has $1.8 billion in revenue and a $1.5 billion strategic investment, and Rolapp outlined a focus on competition, partnerships, and innovation to evolve the sport and its fan engagement.
- Monahan and other leaders praised Rolapp as the right leader to build on momentum while respecting tradition, suggesting his media savvy and collaborative style could help unify the sport and strengthen commercial partnerships.
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