No players have publicly pledged to joining any rival league, though several Tour members, including Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau and Xander Schauffele, are committed – and have been allowed by the Tour – to compete in next month's Saudi International, which is now sanctioned by the Asian Tour and not the DP World Tour (formerly the European Tour).
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How to bet smarter during the 2022 PGA Tour seasonįull-field scores from the Sentry Tournament of Champions Friday Results (4.5 USA 0.5 International) Patrick Reed and Jordan Spieth vs. Spieth is, of course, referring to several new earnings incentives for players that the Tour had announced in recent months, from the $40-million Player Impact Program to $50,000 Play 15 bonuses to increased purses and comprehensive, including a bump to $427 million in official prize money and added $15 increase in the FedExCup bonus pool. The International side must win 13.5 of the remaining 21 points to emerge victorious for the first time since 1998. “So, I think for us players on the PGA Tour, I think that so far it's been something that has kind of helped the PGA Tour sit and say, hey, where can we look to satisfy our membership and potentially make some changes going forward where there's some similarities potentially to a league like that, but while maintaining kind of the integrity, the 501(C)(6) category that the PGA Tour has.” “I think as a player, overall, it will benefit in that I think that the changes that have come from the PGA Tour have been modernized in a way that may or may not have come about if weren't there,” Spieth said.
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