As CEO, Rolapp is expected to lead the PGA Tour into its next phase of growth and innovation, serving as the CEO of PGA Tour, ...

The PGA Tour is expected to name longtime NFL executive Brian Rolapp as its first CEO, ending a months-long search for a new executive.

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But at the end of the day, we're still trying to build great products, and we're going to try to build the best products in the golf space. That's not just us slapping our logo on something and ...

There are likely many reasons that Brian Rolapp was hired as the new CEO of the PGA Tour, and several reasons that he will take over day-to-day operations of the men’s tour while Commissioner ...

Scott O’Neil, who started as LIV Golf’s new CEO in January, says he has no fear that top players will continue to want to play on the breakaway circuit.

Father's Day is approaching on June 15th, and golf-related gifts are a great option for dads who enjoy the sport. Several gift ideas are highlighted, including a rangefinder, trunk organizer, golf ...

Conquering the nuances of golf – pace of play, Tour Championship format and mud balls – are not atop his “to do” list. Instead, he will spend the next few months alongside Monahan, who will remain on ...

The PGA Tour announced Brian Rolapp as its new CEO on Tuesday with the former NFL executive set to take on the role later this year as Commissioner Jay Monahan transitions his day-to-day ...

Brian Rolapp, former NFL executive, is appointed as the PGA Tour's first CEO, replacing Jay Monahan. Rolapp aims to leverage his media experience to enhance the Tour's TV deals and potentially ...

The PGA Tour CEO Search Committee — consisting of Arthur M. Blank, Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, Commissioner Jay Monahan, Joe Gorder and Sam Kennedy — unanimously recommended Rolapp for the role.

PGA Tour expected to hire longtime NFL executive Brian Rolapp as first CEO, per reports Rolapp has been with the NFL for 22 years; many expected him to one day replace Roger Goodell as commissioner ...