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  • 1 week ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Josh Carpenter

    The PGA Tour has extended with another key commercial partner, with AT&T signing a multiyear deal for the Signature event AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. AT&T has sponsored the tournament since 1986, making it the longest-running such partner on tour. The company’s prior deal expired after this year’s tournament; it had signed one-year renewals in recent seasons. SBJ recently reported on the likelihood that AT&T would renew with the tour.

  • 1 week ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Josh Carpenter

    KPMG is pumping more capital into women’s golf and will make this week’s KPMG Women’s PGA Championship purse its highest ever. At $12M, the purse will be tied for the highest (along with the U.S. Women’s Open) that women golfers will play for all year. KPMG first elevated the Women’s PGA a decade ago when it came on as title sponsor of the event in 2015.

  • 1 week ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Josh Carpenter

    The PGA Tour is going through a major shift in leadership, officially confirming Brian Rolapp as its new CEO while also announcing Tuesday that Commissioner Jay Monahan will step down from his role at the end of 2026. Both moves had been expected. SBJ reported Rolapp’s ties to the CEO job dating back as far as January 2024, while industry sources for months have suggested that Monahan’s tenure would end when his contract was up at the end of next year.

  • 1 week ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Josh Carpenter

    PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan will step down from the position at the end of 2026 upon the expiration of his contract, and it’s a decision that he says was made more than a year ago. Monahan’s plan comes as Brian Rolapp is joining the tour as its new CEO. Monahan says he let the PGA Tour Policy Board know of his decision more than a year ago, and the tour’s CEO search began with that in mind, with Monahan organizing the search committee.

  • 1 week ago | sportsbusinessjournal.com | Josh Carpenter

    NBC showed 59 of JJ Spaun’s 72 shots on Sunday en route to his first major title as he captured the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, the third most among all players. SBJ tracked NBC’s shot total from WCNC-NBC in Charlotte, as the network showed 453 shots across 27 players. SBJ’s tracking window began at 2pm ET, just before the leaders teed off. NBC came on the air at 1.

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Josh Carpenter
Josh Carpenter @JoshACarpenter
13 Jun 25

Cool moment earlier with Johnny Miller back in the NBC booth. The best analyst of my lifetime. Classy sign-off from Dan Hicks going to break: “Johnny Miller, partner for life.”

Josh Carpenter
Josh Carpenter @JoshACarpenter
13 Jun 25

Didn’t Justin Hicks lead after Thursday at the 2008 Open at Torrey Pines @USGA ?

Josh Carpenter
Josh Carpenter @JoshACarpenter
13 Jun 25

We all love Sundays at major championships and the inferno that is trying to win big tournaments, but there's something romantic about dusk on Thursday/Friday at both the @usopengolf and @TheOpen and watching guys like Justin Hastings trying to finish off a good round