The PGA Tour Commissioner, Jay Monahan, made his first remarks since taking medical leave last month. He discussed the progress of the recent deal with Saudi Arabia and the potential for a new tournament in the region.
Monahan said that the PGA Tour is “very excited” about the deal, which will bring a new tournament to the region. The tournament will be the first of its kind in the Middle East and will be held in Saudi Arabia. Monahan said that the PGA Tour is “working diligently” to make sure that the tournament is a success.
Monahan also discussed the potential for other tournaments in the region. He said that the PGA Tour is looking into other potential opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa. He noted that the PGA Tour is “committed to growing the game of golf around the world” and that they are “actively exploring” other opportunities in the region.
Monahan also discussed the importance of safety and security for all players and fans attending the tournament. He said that the PGA Tour is working with local authorities to ensure that all safety protocols are in place and that all participants are safe.
Finally, Monahan discussed the potential for other tournaments in the region. He said that the PGA Tour is looking into other potential opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa. He noted that the PGA Tour is “committed to growing the game of golf around the world” and that they are “actively exploring” other opportunities in the region.
Overall, it was great to hear from Commissioner Monahan again and to get an update on the progress of the Saudi deal. It is clear that the PGA Tour is committed to growing golf around the world and is actively exploring other opportunities in the region. It will be exciting to see what comes of this deal and what other tournaments may come to the region in the future.
