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Golf Channel · Mar 25, 2022

PGA Tour continues to discuss lucrative fall options, include team events

At last month’s meeting of the Player Advisory Council, the PGA Tour outlined a concept that would transform the fall portion of the current schedule into a lucrative showcase for the circuit’s top players and create a sort of seeding series for everyone else.

According to multiple members of the PAC, the idea would be to create a three-event series in the fall that would see tournaments in Asia, Europe and the Middle East for the previous season’s top players. One proposal would feature a team concept, like that used in college golf, and these events would be played separate from the FedExCup schedule with no points awarded.

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