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Unlocking the Fairway: Thomas Urges Golfers to Embrace Media Access!

Unlocking the Fairway: Thomas Urges Golfers to Embrace Media Access!

Justin Thomas is urging the PGA Tour to rethink its media policy, advocating for greater access for both players and fans. His call to action comes after a fan recounted an experience on social media where they were prohibited from capturing a swing during a practice round at The Northern Trust. Thomas expressed his frustration, stating, “It’s disheartening. For all the incredible things we accomplish… this is an area where we face significant challenges. We create barriers and do everything possible to keep people at bay.”

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan acknowledged the concerns, saying, “We are constantly exploring ways to enhance our media policy… These discussions will continue.”

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Game Changer: O’Neil Takes the Helm as LIV Golf’s New CEO!

Game Changer: O’Neil Takes the Helm as LIV Golf’s New CEO!

LIV Golf has made a significant announcement: Greg Norman is stepping down as CEO, with the dynamic Greg O’Neil stepping into the role. O’Neil, who previously led Discovery Golf and has a rich background with the PGA Tour, brings an impressive array of experience to this pivotal position. His deep expertise is poised to drive the league’s next exciting chapter of growth. While Norman was instrumental in founding LIV Golf, he will continue to lend his insights as an advisor. This leadership transition underscores LIV Golf’s commitment to refining its operations and solidifying its status as a formidable force in the world of golf.

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Why South Korea’s corporate spending on golf is good news for the game

Why South Korea’s corporate spending on golf is good news for the game

South Korea’s love of golf is a boon for the game, with corporate spending on golf outings and sponsorships reaching record highs. In 2023, companies are expected to spend over $10 billion on golf-related activities, up from $8 billion in 2022.

This spending helps to fund tournaments, maintain courses, and promote the game to new players. It also creates jobs and boosts the local economy.

Golf industry experts say that South Korea’s corporate spending on golf is a sign of the game’s growing popularity in the country. More and more people are playing golf, and companies are recognizing the value of sponsoring tournaments and outings. The trend is expected to continue in the coming years, as golf becomes even more popular in South Korea.

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