The PGA Tour is considering a significant change to its postseason finale that could be in place as soon as this summer. Discussions are ongoing about moving from a staggered start to a bracket-style tournament for the Tour Championship,

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan told his staff that everything is on the table. That includes the format for the FedEx Cup finale at the Tour Championship.

Adjusting the format to the Tour Championship is among a handful of potential changes under consideration by the PGA Tour, a source told ESPN.

Now the event is en route to its biggest change yet.

Mario Ferraro produced a fight and the game-winning goal, Marc-Edouard Vlasic notched a point in his season debut and the San Jose Sharks broke an eight-game losing streak by edging the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 on Thursday.

The PGA TOUR is undergoing a slew of changes amid the LIV Golf existential crisis. While the TGL begins in January and hopes to bring fans to a new-age golf product, they are tinkering with their traditional schedule,

The PGA Tour is looking a radical overhaul to the format of the Tour Championship that could see the FedEx Cup decided in a bracket-style tournament for the first time. The Athletic reports that the PGA Tour is in advanced talks to transform the Tour Championship from a 30-player stroke-play tournament with net starting strokes into a bracket-style event.

Over the last few years, the PGA Tour has ramped up its efforts to get, and keep, its young players on Tour. PGA Tour University began in 2020 but changed significantly in 2022 after the threat of LIV Golf emerged. Beginning in 2023, the top-ranked collegiate golfer was immediately awarded membership on the PGA Tour.

Brandel Chamblee and Rich Lerner talk about the news that PGA Tour University players outside No. 1 can earn a PGA Tour card, arguing that it reflects the narrowing gap between pros and elite amateurs in today's game.