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Derek Sprague Facts: 10 Things To Know About The PGA Of America CEO

Derek Sprague replaced Seth Waugh as CEO of the PGA of America in 2024 – here are 10 things to know about him

Golf Monthly

How Many LIV Golfers Have Qualified For the PGA Championship?

Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka are just two of 13 players from LIV Golf who will be able to tee it up at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow

Golf Monthly

Unification deal no closer as PGA Tour ponders bid for Ryder Cup stake

With $1.5bn ploughed in by SSG, Jay Monahan and co have plenty of money and no need to agree a deal with LIV

The Guardian - UK

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LIV Golfer Sergio Garcia Receives Invite To PGA Championship

The Spaniard will play in the Major for the first time since 2022 after receiving an invite from the PGA of America

Golf Monthly

'I Don't Know One Recreational Golfer That Wants To Hit It Shorter' - PGA Of America CEO Criticizes Golf Ball Rollback Plan

Derek Sprague has spoken to Golf Digest, where he questioned the golf ball rollback plan and suggested further discussions are needed to find a different solution

Golf Monthly

For Jack Nicklaus’s 85th Birthday, Some Stories You Perhaps Haven’t Heard

JUNO BEACH, Fla. — Jack Nicklaus tuned in to the opening night of TGL, curious just like the rest of the world. But during a commercial break, he switched over

Sports Illustrated

Tiger Woods Offered a Glimmer of Hope for 2025

At the PNC Championship, the soon-to-be 49-year-old didn't say much about his outlook for next year but his on-course behavior did, Bob Harig writes. Also: more Ryder Cup pay talk and Bryson's favorite wedge.

Sports Illustrated

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Derek Sprague chosen as CEO of PGA of America

Derek Sprague is the new CEO of the PGA of America

The Independent UK

Mark O’Meara Once Pushed for Ryder Cup Pay—and Says It Cost Him

The two-time major champion advocated years ago for direct compensation for U.S. Ryder Cup players, which is now happening, but says that stance cost him a captaincy.

Sports Illustrated

‘The Evil Word, Money’ - Colin Montgomerie Says Ryder Cup Payments Leave ‘Sour’ Taste In Mouth

Colin Montgomerie says Americans being paid to play in the Ryder Cup "leaves a sour taste" for him

Golf Monthly

US Ryder Cup team make decision on player payment after Rome controversy

The 12 players will each receive $500,000, with a significant portion donated to chosen charities

The Independent UK

PGA Of America Increases Ryder Cup Player Stipend

PGA of America introduces 0,000 compensation for Ryder Cup players and captains, with 0,000 designated for charity donations.

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U.S. Ryder Cup Players Will Be Paid $500,000 by PGA of America

While noting that “no players asked to be compensated,” the PGA of America announced an increased payment which includes a charitable donation plus a stipend.

Sports Illustrated

PGA Of America Approves $500,000 Package For Team USA Ryder Cup Roster

The PGA of America board met last week and approved a scheme which will see the American Ryder Cup players and captain paid for the first time ever...

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Former US Ryder Cup Captains Join Forces In Bid To Have Pay Plans Overturned

Sports Illustrated has reported that 12 US Ryder Cup captains have written to the PGA of American lobbying against plans to pay players in the event

Sports Illustrated

Former U.S. Ryder Cup Captains Take Stance on Paying Players in Letter to PGA of America

Sports Illustrated has learned that a dozen former captains sent a letter lobbying against reported plans to pay U.S. players $400,000 to play in the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage.

Sports Illustrated

Ryder Cup Legend Ben Crenshaw Has a Bold Opinion on Whether U.S. Players Should Be Paid

The captain of the seminal 1999 U.S. team spoke to SI about Ryder Cup players being paid and did not hold back. Plus, notes on Scottie Scheffler's latest triumph from Bob Harig.

The Guardian - UK

Mixed US messages on Ryder Cup pay give Europe the moral high ground

Scheffler, Woods, Cantlay and others all talk of being happy to play for free while not objecting to payments, and the optics are terrible

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Golf Monthly

Patrick Cantlay Blames 'Media Narrative' For Role In Ryder Cup Pay Dispute

Patrick Cantlay says reports of all American players wanting to be paid to play in the Ryder Cup is just part of a "media narrative"

Golf Monthly

'It's All Speculation At This Point' - Keegan Bradley Provides Ryder Cup Pay Update

The US Captain gave his thoughts on the recent news that his players would be getting paid to play in the 2025 Ryder Cup, claiming he was 'shocked to see the leaks'

Sports Illustrated

Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas Understand the ‘Touchy Subject’ of Ryder Cup Money

The U.S. stars discussed the hot-button topic Wednesday, saying they'd play in Ryder Cups for free but also comparing it to the name, image and likeness issue in college sports.

Sports Illustrated

Keegan Bradley Says Report of U.S. Ryder Cup Players Being Paid Is ‘All Speculation’

The 2025 captain told SI that he was disappointed in “leaks” and that payments to U.S. Ryder Cup players is not a done deal.

Sports Illustrated

Paying U.S. Ryder Cup Players Was Never Going to Be Popular

With the staggering amounts of money throughout pro golf and a 2025 Ryder Cup already being called greedy, Bob Harig writes that fallout from a proposal to pay players was inevitable.

Golf Monthly

Hunter Mahan Thinks Ryder Cup Players Should Get Paid. Here's Why...

Three-time US Ryder Cup player Hunter Mahan believes players should be entitled to recoup some of the money made from the event

Golf Monthly

Ryder Cup Tickets Sold Out After 'Enormous' Global Demand

There was an outcry when the PGA of America charged $750 for Ryder Cup tickets, but after over 500,000 fans applied they've already sold out

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