Should the PGA Tour’s boss keep his job? Players, coaches have thoughts

In light of recent controversies surrounding PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, players and coaches are divided on whether he should keep his job.

Since June, when Monahan announced a partnership with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), the tour has faced turmoil, with many players learning of the deal through media reports.

While some, like Xander Schauffele, express distrust, citing Monahan’s absence during critical times, others, including Jon Rahm and Brian Harman, commend his leadership, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The debate highlights a broader question of trust and leadership within the tour as players seek transparency and a say in decision-making.