The arrival of Brian Rolapp, the new PGA Tour CEO, caused mixed reactions. While some believe that this man could completely revive the PGA Tour, others are a bit skeptical and worried, considering that Rolapp could change the very essence and story of the tournament and threaten the history and tradition of this Tour.
However, these are only predictions and points of view, and it is difficult to give a real answer as to whether this will actually happen.
The well-known face of the golf scene, Brandel Chamblee, has admitted several times that he is a great fan of Rolapp, but it seems that he also has a degree of skepticism towards the decisions of the new PGA CEO.
During one of the podcasts, Chamblee stressed that he was somewhat confused and concerned by Rolapp's statements, worrying that he could change the PGA completely.
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While he believes Rolapp can be the person to increase the fortunes and be an important figure in the progress of the PGA, Chamblee does not want Brian to spoil everything that has been built over the years.
Chamblee's concerns
Chamblee shared concerns about the Tour's reduction from 45 to 25 or 26 tournaments. He believes that someone could take advantage of such a moment and create a new Tour that would fill that void.
Brandel does not believe in drastic and aggressive decisions and is not sure if they will really help the PGA in the long run. However, we will see if Brian will really make such a decision or if he will listen to the voice of others.
