Walking through glass doors, up a flight of stairs and turning left into the office of the PGA Tour commissioner was always going to be a lot easier for Jay Monahan than walking onto the range and facing players who feel betrayed. Know more:
HOYLAKE, England—Walking through glass doors, up a flight of stairs and turning left into the office of the Professional Golfers Association Tour commissioner was always going to be a lot easier for Jay Monahan than walking onto the range and facing players who feel betrayed.The players whose opinions matter the most are across the Atlantic Ocean from PGA Tour headquarters in Florida.
With few exceptions, players typically don’t care about much else beyond their pro-am times and whether their courtesy cars have a full tank of gas. But this one stings, because so many players chose to turn down free money for a tour built on meritocracy.“If you want to call it one of the rockier times on tour, the guy who was supposed to be there for us wasn’t,” Xander Schauffele said. “Obviously he had some health issues. I’m glad that he said he’s feeling much better.
“And right now after that happened, I only think it’s fair to give them the right time to work things out,” Rahm said. “I still think they have the best interest of the players at heart. All we have right now, it’s a framework agreement. It’s an agreement to have an agreement. We really don’t have anything right now to be able to say or judge what they’ve done.”
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