Newly unveiled PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp faced questions about LIV Golf on his first day on the job, and his answers are unlikely to inspire confidence among fans that a peace deal is close

Jay Monahan is set to leave his role as PGA Tour commissioner, with the news coming as the organization prepares to announce Brian Rolapp as its new CEO

Jay Monahan is leaving the PGA Tour next year after a decade, turning it over to top NFL executive Brian Rolapp in a new role as CEO.

Golf’s leadership change continues with a new PGA Tour boss, Brian Rolapp, who came to the sport from the NFL.

The PGA Tour has appointed Brian Rolapp as its new CEO - with Jay Monahan set to depart before the end of 2026 - and the incoming chief will have a host of hurdles to conquer

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New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp penned an open letter to fans after it was announced that he would be replacing Jay Monahan.

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan will leave his post by the end of 2026 with the hiring of Brian Rolapp as the CEO.

Jay Monahan has been the commissioner of the PGA Tour since 2017, and has been in the role since the 2008 season, but his time in charge appears to be coming to an end

LIV 'framework agreement' and not only have the two sides failed to come together, they now appear farther apart than ever.