The PGA Tour has been undergoing massive developments in recent months. Though most of the changes have been within the Tour, its latest alteration involves some of its neighbors which can change the landscape of the future of American golf. And like any other news in the sport, the golf world didn’t shy away from sharing their thoughts about it.

Since the initiation of LIV Golf, there have been several modifications in the way of working the PGA Tour. Whether it’s elevated events or the soon-to-be-launched TGL league, the American Tour has taken many measures to outshine the Saudi-funded Tour. Nonetheless, with its latest alteration, the Tour is looking out not only for the present moment but even for the future.

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PGA Tour announces a new Tour

While the PGA Tour represents golfers from the United States, it also co-sanctions Tours of other countries such as PGA Tour Canada and PGA Tour Latinoamerica which mostly comprises of Latino golfers. However, both Tours will soon be discontinued individually.

Instead, the Canadian and Latin American Tour will merge into the PGA Tour Americas starting in the February of 2024. The newly announced Tour will consist of 16 events that will be played across Latin America, Canada, and the United States. The top 10 finishers on the season-long points list will earn membership to PGA Tour’s development Tour, Korn Ferry Tour for the following season.

The schedule for the PGA Tour Americas will be released later this year in September.  Finalized details regarding eligibility – including the priority ranking – as well as purses and points distribution, will be announced closer to the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas season beginning in February of next year.

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The Canadian Tour began its operations in 1971. After more than four decades, the United States-based PGA Tour took over their neighboring Tour and renamed it as PGA Tour Canada in 2012. It was the same year when PGA Tour Latinoamerica was launched. Nonetheless, starting next year, players from both Tours will compete with each other for the chance to compete in Korn Ferry Tour.

As the news broke out, fans began sharing their views on the new Tour. Did they like the new idea, or was it heavily criticized? Let’s find out.

Golf world’s take on the latest news

The new merger will give the opportunity to some of the promising talents in the golf world. The fans did share their approval of the news as the announcement received a green light from most fans.

Following the announcement on Twitter, even PGA Tour Canada’s Twitter handle reacted to the news by sharing a meme from the movie ‘Stepbrothers‘.

While the majority approved the merger, some fans questioned the high expenditure the golfers would require to travel from one country to another.

Whether it’s a good decision or bad, it can only be analyzed after its commencement in 2024. Regardless, the initiative by the PGA Tour is truly commendable. What are your thoughts on the latest changes? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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