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New PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp on the 3 things he hopes to take from NFL to professional golfBrian Rolapp attended Monday’s policy board meeting in Hartford and met with the players in the field during a mandatory ...
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Golf Digest on MSNJay Monahan moving out, an NFL executive moving in, Tiger Woods the new commish? Questions and answers on the PGA Tour's new leadershipThe PGA Tour announced a seismic shift in its leadership structure Tuesday, naming NFL veteran Brian Rolapp as chief ...
Brian Rolapp, one of the most powerful executives in sports and media, will leave the NFL and become CEO of PGA Tour ...
The PGA Tour was the ultimate 'ham sandwich business' — even a ham sandwich could run it — until LIV started offering ...
Brian Rolapp, 53, has been appointed CEO of the PGA Tour, replacing current Commissioner Jay Monahan by the end of 2026. Rolapp previously served as the NFL's Chief Media and Business Officer ...
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Golf Digest on MSNA 'steal' and 'really positive': Tour stars react to Brian Rolapp being named PGA Tour’s first CEOHaving spent the last 22 years with the NFL, Rolapp was seen by some as a potential successor to Roger Goodell whenever his tenure as commissioner ended. However, he said at his press conference on ...
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Brian Rolapp's High-Profile Switch from NFL to PGA TourResearchers at UC San Diego simulated a 6.9 earthquake to see if this 10-story building would hold its integrity. Casey Harrell, who lost his voice to ALS 5 years ago, can now communicate in real time ...
As CEO, Rolapp will lead the PGA Tour into its next phase, serving as the CEO of PGA Tour, Inc. and PGA Tour Enterprises. The ...
Brian Rolapp, longtime NFL media chief, has been named CEO of the PGA Tour. He will oversee PGA Tour, Inc. and PGA Tour Enterprises as Jay Monahan prepares to step down in 2026.
Brian Rolapp, NFL executive vice president and chief media and business officer, speaks during a news conference at the NFL football annual meetings, March 31, 2025, in Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo ...
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